A single stepmom, Tracy (Pristine Edge), has recently lost her job, so she asks her lazy, entitled stepson, Jermaine (Ricky Spanish), to get a job to help them out. But Jermaine rudely refuses, clearly not used to taking orders from his meek and submissive stepmom. When Tracy insists, however, he asks for something in return: her body. Tracy is SHOCKED but can't see any other way to reason with Jermaine, so she accepts, catering to all of her selfish stepson's needs.

A married couple, Sherry (Arabelle Raphael) and Ray (Ken Feels), has been struggling since their godson, Ethan (Victor Ray), moved in with them following the untimely death of his parents. Ray is suspicious of Ethan's cold and strange behavior, such as always staring at the couple or just creeping around, but Sherry always dismisses his concerns. Ray only becomes more suspicious when they return home one day to find all their pictures smashed, including their wedding photos. But when they question Ethan about it, Ethan just casually shrugs it off and blames it on the stepfamily dog. Ray isn't traded but once again Sherry sides with Ethan, choosing to believe the godson over her own husband. But days later, things escalate as the stepfamily dog mysteriously gets killed while being walked by Ethan. Ray is convinced that Ethan intentionally got the dog killed and Sherry is completely fed up with Ray's conspiracy theories, which leads to a fallout between the couple. Later on, Sherry finds a note from Ray telling her that he's left her. She's heartbroken and seeks solace in Ethan, who makes a move on her under the guise of wanting nothing more than to comfort her... Was Ray right that Ethan had been scheming from the very beginning?

A widow, Lilah (Penny Barber), says goodbye to her stepson Darryl (Max Fills), who is going back to college after a period of mourning. As the weeks go by, Lilah feels lonelier than ever without Darryl in the house. She becomes desperate for intimacy and connection, so her friend Justine suggests trying A.I. companionship. Lilah goes down the rabbit hole of exploring technological innovations to stimulate herself emotionally and physically, including an A.I. who takes the form of Darryl that she eventually falls for. By the time the real Darryl comes back home for a visit, she is hopelessly obsessed with this virtual fantasy - and the only way he can pull her back to reality is by offering her a real-world version of the taboo relationship she's become dependent on.