"Work from home. Wear a mask when outside. All public places are closed down." When Nadia reads the rules of the coronavirus lockdown for the city of Santa Novia, they all lead her to a dismal conclusion: she will have a quiet, lonely 2020 summer, stuck in her apartment, and her sex life will be nonexistent. Or will it?It doesn't take long before Nadia realizes that those same lockdown rules offer her opportunities for mischief.
Masks hide her identity, and those empty public places allow her the chance to do things in public that are normally considered unacceptable. The police have their hands full with the virus; are they really going to worry about a naked woman walking through the empty mall?Some businesses can't afford to close, however, and one of those businesses belongs to Hamid, Nadia's close friend and secret crush.
She does her best to avoid him, but it seems like it's only a matter of time before he catches her in the act. Can a tiny mask keep Hamid from recognizing her, when the mask is the only thing she's wearing?
"Work from home. Wear a mask when outside. All public places are closed down." When Nadia reads the rules of the coronavirus lockdown for the city of Santa Novia, they all lead her to a dismal conclusion: she will have a quiet, lonely 2020 summer, stuck in her apartment, and her sex life will be nonexistent. Or will it?It doesn't take long before Nadia realizes that those same lockdown rules offer her opportunities for mischief.
Masks hide her identity, and those empty public places allow her the chance to do things in public that are normally considered unacceptable. The police have their hands full with the virus; are they really going to worry about a naked woman walking through the empty mall?Some businesses can't afford to close, however, and one of those businesses belongs to Hamid, Nadia's close friend and secret crush.
She does her best to avoid him, but it seems like it's only a matter of time before he catches her in the act. Can a tiny mask keep Hamid from recognizing her, when the mask is the only thing she's wearing?