After a breakdown strands him on a lonely road, a traveler accepts help from a handsome stranger who seems too good to be true. As the two men continue on together, the rescuer's real intentions slowly surface, turning gratitude into a dangerous game of desire and control.
Thanks. I appreciate it. You live around here? Visiting?
Visiting my grandmother, June Bellany. she's got the old white house with the red roof on thistle creek road nana june's your you know her know her she's been feeding me apple pie and telling me i need to get my haircut for the last 10 years yeah that sounds exactly like her i'm theo by the way cal and you're welcome
for the water and the commentary i'll take it you should have someone look at that radiator before you drive it again there's a garage in town mike's white building on church street tell him cal sent sent you. Charming. Really charming. There's my boy. I was starting to think you got lost. You're late. What happened? Car trouble. Radiator gave up about five miles out. Some guy in a pickup
stopped to help. Nice guy. Total smart mouth. Built like he chops his own firewood. Face that could stop traffic. Got that I don't care, but I actually care look. You know him? Sweetheart, That's Cal, your new neighbor. Lives right there, on the other side of that fence. Been looking after this place for me since your grandpa passed.
Fixes the porch steps, prunes the apple trees, never lets me pay him a dime. Good Of course he is. And if you ask me, very easy on the eyes. Come on, come on. I made pot roast. You must be starving.
You can tell me all about your trip and your new neighbor.