Double Penetration
Keira Croft plays the young woman named Mia, who is lost and aimless in life. Despite her aspirations to become a well-known actor, she hasn't had much luck thus far. She eventually moved in today after making a major decision to rent a room from a guy as a result of this. She seems to click with Sebastian (Jessy Jones), the man who is renting the room from her. The only restriction he has for the house is that they not enter each other's rooms, but other than that, he's courteous and accommodating. Mia readily consents, despite her slight curiosity about such secrecy—after all, everyone wants their privacy, right? As time goes on, Mia grows increasingly disheartened by her lack of employment options. She doesn't know how to stand out from the throng and feels like she's being ignored. How to stand out from the crowd. She's also begun to notice Sebastian acting a little strange, especially when he seems to be going on dates, which doesn't help. Mia discovers one of Sebastian's shirts mixed up with her clothes one day while doing laundry. Sebastian is out on one of his dates, so she decides to dash to his room to drop off the clothing even though she knows she shouldn't. Once inside the room, though, her inquisitiveness about his peculiar actions and concealment overcomes her, and she begins to snoop around. Mia discovers a book at that point. She opens the book, filled with curiosity, and discovers Sebastian's handwriting. The more she reads, the more horrified she gets since the gory phrases conjure very strong mental imagery. She's drawn to it for some reason, even though it's very horrible stuff. She feels a newfound feeling of
