A Part Of Her World

Fade in on Krista (Sabina Rouge), primping for a job interview in her dim-lit apartment, shadows clinging to her tense frame. Her sister Kim (Whitney Wright) slinks in, probing with feigned concern. Krista spills her string of misfortunes, oblivious to the sly curl twisting Kim's mouth—gone in a flash. Krista brightens, whispering about Rose, the online flame she's about to meet face-to-face, sparks igniting her guarded hope. Krista exits; Kim snatches the phone, morphs into her digital ghost, shoving the rendezvous hours later. Messages vanish like smoke. Krista returns, and Kim coaxes details on Rose, eyes gleaming with shadowed intent. CUT TO TITLE Next dusk, Kim swipes fog from the bathroom mirror, towel hugging her slick skin post-shower. She yanks at damp strands, scissors biting sharp as she shears her locks to mimic. Colored lenses slide in, stealing Krista's gaze. Transformed, the imposter-Krista grins wicked, a predator's leer. She stalks to the rendezvous, ensnaring Rose (Mary Moody) in her web. Hours bleed into night; they tumble into the living room, laughter laced with hunger. On the couch, bodies clash—lips crash in a savage kiss, tongues warring, hands clawing fabric aside, breaths ragged with illicit fire.