A group of friends makes a bet that seems harmless at first, but the wager quickly pulls them into a high-stakes game of pride, temptation, and shifting loyalties. As the terms of the bet tighten, each of them must decide how far they are willing to go—and what they are willing to risk—to win.
Rule three you're enjoying this maybe now drive still not a date you brought him good eye why is he here ethan right yes sir welcome dad first fix what you did ethan i lied you didn't set me up i'm
I'm sorry. That looked painful. And Maddie. I'm sorry I dragged you into it. Are you running a fever? Should we call a doctor? Fine. Then what is he to you? My date.
Maddie and Cade used to share everything. He ate glue. I reported it. Strong start. Do club employees usually get invited to family dinners? Enough. Ethan is Maddie's guest.
See? He's coming around. Ethan, stay for dessert. Thank you, sir. If Mady and Cade were in this together, it wouldn't matter who speaks for them.
But now you're negotiating terms with me because of some outsider? In business, there are no friends, only interests. Old pal, show me your good faith. She's your daughter, not leverage.
I wouldn't be so sure.