Four scenes of new romance.

Abella Danger preens serenely in a mirror, applying makeup, while Tyler Nixon changes clothes ("This shirt looks awful!") getting ready for their first date. ("I can't say I'm sick, she'll see me in the office tomorrow!") Their table chat revolves around their boss and her ambition to quit and move on. Soon, she invites him to her place to look at her ideas, and he's thumbing through her portfolio, impressed. The cliché boy/girl dynamic is subverted here, with insecure Nixon seduced by the in-control Danger. When she tells him, "You're kinda cute," they're off to the races, and unfortunately the performers drop the role-reversal pose as Nixon becomes the aggressor and Danger lets him take the lead.

Jessa Rhodes and Charlotte Stokely are the next pair, sipping white wine as Rhodes reflects, "I've never done this before ... dating a woman." The first kiss is tentative, with Rhodes pulling away until Stokely tempts her with, "There's a really awesome shower here we should check out." Stokely gets Rhodes wet before the shower starts running, and Rhodes shows remarkable proficiency at pussy-eating for somebody who never dated a woman before.

August Ames and Lucas Frost reunite after a few years: She's a financial analyst on her way up the corporate ladder and he's a musician who went off to catch his big break, and didn't get it. They never hooked up and she doesn't think they should get together now either, but after a walk and a tentative kiss, they're all over each other.

To close things out, Alexa Grace, Scarlett Sage and Jean Val Jean get together for champagne brunch, with each other for dessert. Val Jean and Grace tower over the smaller Sage, kissing over her head as the sex starts, but in time it doesn't matter as the three pleasure each other in a sunlit room.

Gauzy look, romantic music and attractive young performers make this a good choice for couples.