What's Good For The Gander

Maya, played by Vanna Bardot, stumbles upon a surprising discovery while doing her husband Phil's laundry. Mixed among Phil's clothes, she uncovers a suggestive matchbook from a sensual club, featuring an address and a flirtatious note from a certain Blake. Conflicted and apetentous, Maya contemplates whether to approach Phil about this possible liaison. As a cunning move, she directs her attention to seek out Blake in hopes of unraveling the truth behind this dubious involvement.Shortly thereafter, Maya tracks down Blake at the provided address, only to find out that Blake, portrayed by Dante Colle, is a male acquaintance. Making the swift deduction that Maya could be the wife of one of his previous partners, Blake extends an hospitable invite indoors. As they engage in a candid exchange in the cozy surroundings, Blake reveals his profession as a performer at the strip joint, where he occasionally entertains clients at his residence. Showing a snapshot of Phil on her cell, Maya's fears intensify as Blake affirms Phil's infidelity.Unsettled by a turmoil of emotions, Maya grapples with concerns of Phil's sexuality and the sanctity of their union. Acknowledging Blake's bisexuality but remaining in the dark about Phil's true orientation, Maya seeks solace in Blake's empathy towards her plight. Despite his candor about his promiscuous nature, Blake avows aversion to deceit. Tempting Maya with a retaliatory scheme, Blake provocatively suggests granting Phil a taste of his own illicit actions – championed by an intimate encounter with Blake himself. Oscillating between shock and intrigue, Maya wrestles with the risqué proposition until Blake adeptly sways her towards believing in the fairness of reciprocation.