Some Ground Rules...

In the dim glow of a rundown youth shelter office, Emily (Laney Grey) steps in, her hands trembling, belly already whispering secrets of the life inside. Donna (Penny Barber), the sharp-eyed counselor, listens as Emily confesses her street-hardened pregnancy, teetering on the edge of abortion. Donna's voice drips false honey, revealing her own barren ache with husband Alex (John Legendary)—adoption walls closing in. Then the hook: move in, all bills buried, ride out the nine months... but surrender the baby to them. Emily's eyes widen, but desperation bites; she nods, blind to the shadows lurking. Cut to the next dawn, Emily crosses their threshold, pulse racing with naive hope. The door swings open to bare flesh—Donna and Alex stark naked, bodies unashamed in the harsh light. 'We're nudists,' they purr, smirking at her shock. No warning, just the raw truth to trap her. Emily stumbles, cheeks burning, but the lifeline's too thick to snap. They drop the hammer: strip down, join the naked pact, or hit the curb. She peels away her clothes, skin prickling under their hungry gazes, convincing herself the discomfort will fade. But deeper rules simmer, coiled like vipers in the dark, ready to claim more than her modesty.