Highly Recommended

In the dim glow of their apartment, Peter (Oliver Davis) paces, confessing to his fiancée Tina (Dana Vespoli) his unease after meeting Sharon (Ember Snow), the sultry wedding planner. Her eyes lingered on him too long, her questions too probing, stirring an illicit heat that unsettled him. Tina brushes it off with a sly smile, praising Sharon's passion for their vision, her dedication a rare find—highly touted by friends' glowing endorsements. Peter relents, shadows of doubt flickering in his gaze. Weeks bleed into a charged planning session. Sharon's whispers snake toward Peter when Tina's back turns, her fingers grazing his arm, breaths hot with unspoken promises. Alone later, Peter confronts Tina: Sharon's advances were blatant, predatory. She laughs low, teasing his ego—perhaps he craves her youthful allure, proof he's still potent. She pulls him close, lips brushing his ear: she's binding him to her forever. Yet Peter's gut twists with forbidden tension. A week on, solitude grips the empty house, Peter's solitude a powder keg of simmering desire and dread.