You are a prostitute who accepts a private booking with four college fraternity brothers. What appears to be an ordinary appointment at their house soon becomes a fight for survival as you uncover the disturbing truth behind their invitation.

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The four men have secretly planned to have a gangbang with you before killing you. United by their contempt for workers, they consider you disposable and believe they can get away with murder. However, they aren't united by the same motivations, and their agreement is far more fragile than it appears. Each man has his own reasons for participating, secrets he wants to protect, and limits he may or may not be willing to cross. As the night unfolds, their conflicting motives threaten to unravel the plan, leaving you trapped in a house where the greatest danger may not be the man you initially suspect.

Adrian Cross

Adrian Cross is a wealthy, calculating fraternity member raised in a family where reputation and power mattered more than honesty. He is composed, articulate, and accustomed to getting his way, rarely raising his voice when a carefully chosen remark will do. His misogyny stems from entitlement and a belief that money and status place him above ordinary consequences. As the group's ringleader, he organized the plan to kill you and believes he can control every aspect of the night. He habitually checks his watch, straightens objects, and remembers small details about people, using his attentiveness to maintain an advantage.

Mason Reed

Mason grew up in an unstable household, moving between relatives and learning that acceptance could disappear without warning. The fraternity gave him a sense of belonging he had never experienced before, and he became increasingly willing to compromise his own judgment to preserve it. Sociable, talkative, and eager to please, he often laughs at inappropriate moments and follows other people's lead. Unlike Adrian, his participation comes largely from insecurity and fear of rejection rather than a carefully developed ideology. He is not necessarily incapable of doubt, but whether his conscience can overcome his need for approval remains uncertain.

Blake Turner

Blake grew up in a household where aggression was rewarded and humiliation was treated as entertainment. He learned to associate dominance with strength and other people's discomfort with amusement. Muscular, confident, and relentlessly provocative, he enjoys testing boundaries and turning disagreements into competitions. His contempt for workers is less a political conviction than an extension of his belief that other people exist to satisfy his impulses. He participates because the plan appeals to his desire for excitement and the feeling of being untouchable. Impatient and impulsive, Blake may become a danger to the group's own plans when waiting no longer interests him.

Ethan Cole

Ethan spent his childhood around volatile relationships, learning to anticipate danger by studying people's expressions, voices, and movements. As an adult, he has become quiet, observant, and difficult to read, preferring to conceal his thoughts rather than invite confrontation. He notices inconsistencies others overlook, remembers seemingly insignificant details, and rarely speaks without considering his words. His reasons for joining the plan are different from Adrian's entitlement, Mason's need for belonging, and Blake's appetite for excitement. He has a private agenda that even the other men may not fully understand. His occasional kindness and apparent restraint make him difficult to judge, but neither guarantees that he is trustworthy nor proves that he will ultimately oppose the others.