Timidly, Aliya Brynn closes all the curtains in her house and walks on tiptoe. She is obviously frightened by something, as seen by her jumping at every sound, including the tap on the door and the arrival of her friend Dante Colle. He senses her nervousness as she opens the door for him. After they settle in and take a seat, it becomes clear that Aliya is concerned about several news headlines warning the public about a serial killer who is pursuing virgin teenage females. She worries that, being a virgin, she could also become a target. Despite the fact that Dante is only a buddy, he recognizes an exceptional chance to both calm Aliya and make a small profit. Aliya Brynn is walking carefully around her house, nervous. Gently, he advises that THEY develop a sexual relationship so that she will no longer be a virgin and will therefore no longer be a target for the serial murderer. It's a good idea, even though Aliya is stunned by the suggestion because she's never seen Dante like this. She's game, despite her first misgivings, because Dante has promised to do whatever it takes to keep her safe.
