Caleb and Faith left their corporate lives behind to chase a dream: a little diner of their own in the quiet town of Elmwood. But dreams don't pay the bills. With empty booths, rising costs, and suppliers cutting them off, they're one bad week from losing everything. When their delivery man demands cash on delivery and refuses to budge, Caleb makes a desperate suggestion. Faith is beautiful, and the man has always looked at her a little too long.
Maybe a little sweet talk.a little flirting... or even a little more. could buy them the time they need. She says yes. What starts as a reluctant favor in the storage room becomes something neither of them can stop. Every new crisis-new signs, a broken coffee machine, a critic's review-brings another man who wants more than pie. And every time Faith gives it, the diner fills a little more. Caleb watches.
Sometimes from the shadows. Sometimes just listening. He posts carefully cropped photos of his wife online-her wild blonde curls, the open collar of her uniform, the soft swell of her breasts framed by a plate of cream pie-and the thirst grows. Locals who never stopped before start filling the seats. Construction crews become regulars. Strangers drive out of their way just to see the girl from the pictures.
Faith still blushes. She still bites her lip. But the hesitation fades a little more with every encounter. And Caleb? He has never been more turned on in his life. Six months later the diner is thriving, the neon sign glows bright, and the couple no longer pretends. The only question left is how far they're willing to go to keep the tables full. and how much further Faith is willing to go when the next man walks through the door.
Caleb and Faith left their corporate lives behind to chase a dream: a little diner of their own in the quiet town of Elmwood. But dreams don't pay the bills. With empty booths, rising costs, and suppliers cutting them off, they're one bad week from losing everything. When their delivery man demands cash on delivery and refuses to budge, Caleb makes a desperate suggestion. Faith is beautiful, and the man has always looked at her a little too long.
Maybe a little sweet talk.a little flirting... or even a little more. could buy them the time they need. She says yes. What starts as a reluctant favor in the storage room becomes something neither of them can stop. Every new crisis-new signs, a broken coffee machine, a critic's review-brings another man who wants more than pie. And every time Faith gives it, the diner fills a little more. Caleb watches.
Sometimes from the shadows. Sometimes just listening. He posts carefully cropped photos of his wife online-her wild blonde curls, the open collar of her uniform, the soft swell of her breasts framed by a plate of cream pie-and the thirst grows. Locals who never stopped before start filling the seats. Construction crews become regulars. Strangers drive out of their way just to see the girl from the pictures.
Faith still blushes. She still bites her lip. But the hesitation fades a little more with every encounter. And Caleb? He has never been more turned on in his life. Six months later the diner is thriving, the neon sign glows bright, and the couple no longer pretends. The only question left is how far they're willing to go to keep the tables full. and how much further Faith is willing to go when the next man walks through the door.
