Having scavenged for breakfast in a bin, a destitute virgin youth, Hailey (
Aubrey Sinclair), sits in a backstreet covered in filth. An elegant black car glides up to her, and a well-groomed mature man (
Danny Mountain) calls out offering assistance. Initially hesitant, she rebuffs his help, but he persistently insists and extends a friendly hand towards her.
Introducing himself as Derek, he invites her to his lavish mansion for a shower and a meal. Drawn to his genuine demeanor and compassion, the naive girl accepts his offer and hops into the car. Moments later, they arrive at his opulent residence where he guides her to the bathrooms.
She admires the luxury around her as she disrobes and cleanses herself. Emerging wrapped in a towel, she finds Derek laying out a spread of sumptuous delights for her. As she hungrily devours treats, he inquires about her homeless plight.
Crystal teardrops dance in her eyes as she narrates being disowned by her parents at 18 for her choice in a lover who turned abusive when life took a dark turn after a serious accident. Bereft of her past comforts, she has been trying to eke out an existence alone. Listening attentively, Derek shares his rags-to-riches narrative, revealing his penchant for supporting destitute girls.
He kindly proposes she stay with him in luxury for a while; her gratitude swells. Yet, as that labyrinth unveils, he goes on to unveil the true cost concealed beneath his offers.