While conducting her own business in a cafe, Heather (Olive Glass) notices Dawn (Alexis Tae), a stranger, receiving unwelcome attention from a male customer (Mo Reese). Heather intervenes and poses as Dawn's girlfriend when Dawn tries to persuade the customer to leave but lacks the necessary confidence. Dawn complies swiftly, and the male customer reluctantly backs off. Dawn appreciates Heather's assistance, and the two of them enjoy a pleasant moment of camaraderie while griping about guys. Heather shows a hint of affection when Dawn gives her a coffee in appreciation for her assistance. Dawn and Heather start getting together for coffee on a daily basis and get close. However, because Dawn is discussing dating, Heather is enamored and appears to believe she has a shot with her. When Heather gets the nerve to ask Dawn out, Dawn tells her that Heather is only her friend and that she is straight. Though she appears unaffected by the rejection, Heather is actually upset. Dawn doesn't assume anything different from her since she acts like she's supportive. After a few meetings, Dawn is frustrated that she hasn't been successful in dating men. They keep sending offensive photos or standing her up. Although there are indications that something is wrong, Heather puts up a brave face of support. Dawn, feeling depressed, heads to the restroom to change. Heather becomes really moody once Dawn leaves. She sends Dawn an anonymous dick picture she saw on the internet using her phone. When Dawn comes back, she's surprised to see the dick picture but doesn't realize it's of Heather. After several meetings, Dawn confides in Heather about how distraught she is, and Heather brings Dawn home to her loft. Her love life has taken a turn for the worst, and she is currently too shy to go out in public. In an attempt to appear understanding, Heather recommends that Dawn consider Heather maintains that Dawn is in her best interests and that her loft is a secure place to explore. Dawn is apprehensive but decides to go along since she believes in Heather, not comprehending that Heather is the reason behind her unlucky relationship experiences with males.
