Writer and director Stormy Daniels tells a tale as old as reliable contraception in this simple, sweet and satisfying romance about a young woman who yearns for what could have been … until she realizes that she already has what she’s always needed.

Gracie Glam plays Shauna, who is convinced that her FWB relationship with Will, played by Ryan Driller, is fine just the way it is. What she really wants is to reconnect with her high school crush, whom she’ll see for the first time in a decade during a mutual friend’s wedding.

Once the wedding is over, everyone can get back to fucking, with one guest’s hired date (Olivia Austin) winding up on a pool table getting dicked by the bride’s father, Steven St. Croix, whose obvious appreciation for Austin’s curves adds some carnal scandal to the otherwise largely wholesome rompings.

Definitely a couples’ flick; the sex is hardcore without being gratuitous, with plenty of kisses, shared laughs, friendly noises, scene appropriate music, and sexy whispers. Nearly every scene features the action on a table or desk, although Small Hands and Brooke manage to scare up a bed. No one will be surprised by the plot “twist,” but the sensitivity paid to the subject matter makes for a tender, amusing and erotic way to spend slightly less than an hour and a half.