As string quartet music plays, River Lynn, in lingerie, finishes putting on her makeup. A touch of lip gloss, a poof of perfume in her cleavage. Codey Steele appears in the light-ringed mirror.

"You're still not dressed."

"I'm not." Indifferent. A hint of a smile.

"There's a car waiting downstairs. We're already 20 minutes behind."

The smile becomes a smirk. "That sounds like your problem." As Steele seethes, she goes full Southern Belle on him, drawling, "Maybe I like bein' the delay. Bein' demure. Makin' you want me." She stands up. He's suddenly not interested in the car anymore. And she's not worried about her makeup.

Charles Dera observes "You're very detail-oriented" to interviewer Anissa Kate. "Are you always this formal?" When he comes on to her, she gets flustered, and when she dismisses him he doesn’t leave, relieving her of her low-cut top and bra instead. As a start.

Alex Legend tells Leana Lovings, "We should try something new. In bed." As she puts down her book, smiling with excitement, he suggests, "Toys ... role play ... a blindfold, maybe?" She suggests, "I like when you touch my wrist." He does. "You can talk dirty to me ... if you whisper." Lovings channels the bespectacled-inexperienced-young-woman-discovering-her-sexuality vibe here, cooing with pleasure at Legend tonguing her clit and unselfconsciously riding his leg as she strokes his cock, working her way to reverse cowgirl and taking a facial with a satisfied smile by scene's end.

In the finale, influencer Octavia Red's travel commentary into her tripoded cell phone ("French fashion makes me feel expensive") is interrupted by serveur Vince Karter, who is immediately intrigued ("An Americain?") and invites her to stay after dessert for a taste of French culture ... or maybe not.

Director D.W. DeMarco gets excellent performances from his cast (particularly Lovings in innocent mode and oh-so-worldly Red) and brings in all four scenes in a tight 97 minutes. Well done.