Take What You Can Get

In the dim haze of Tom's upscale pad, shy high school scribe Nancy—played by Aften Opal—steps in clutching her notepad, eyes wide for the scoop on golden boy Tom (Lucas Frost). The campus idol: chiseled jaw, killer athlete, community darling who never stumbles. Nancy's always shrugged him off, but damn if that magnetic pull doesn't snag her now. As questions fly, his mask cracks—sly jabs twist her words, painting her as a quivering loser. She fights back, voice cracking, but he bulldozes her spirit, smirking at her flushes. He zeros in on her buried lust, inflating it to feverish obsession, cornering her in a web of doubt. When virgin status slips out, he pounces like a predator, burrowing into her insecurities, whispering that she's poison to every guy—her shot at getting laid? Right here, right now, or forever alone. Heart pounding, anxiety clawing, Nancy teeters on the brink: in this charged standoff, dare she seize the forbidden fuck and shatter her innocence?