Autumn Falls' car stalls, Derrick Pierce lends a hand

Meet Anita (Autumn Falls), a young woman having the worst kind of day. She's stuck in her car, tapping the steering wheel and begging it to just START. No luck. She grabs her phone — dead as a doornail — digs through the glove compartment, and comes up empty. "Aaaaand you forgot your charger. GREAT job, Anita," she groans to herself. Talk about a dead end. Then — knock knock. She jumps out of her skin as a rough-looking stranger named Shane (Derrick Pierce) appears at her window, motioning for her to roll it down. She cracks it open just an inch, playing it cautious. He swears he means no harm — he was heading home and watched her car sputter and die right on his street. His house? Right there. He offers to push the car into his garage and take a look under the hood himself. Anita hesitates. She's smart enough to be wary of a stranger, and she politely says she'll just call a tow truck. Shane shrugs — good luck with that, those guys take hours, and this really isn't the neighborhood for a girl like her to sit around waiting. She glances at her dead phone, weighs her options, and finally caves. "...I guess we could give it a shot." He shrugs right back. "Your call." Once the car is safely tucked into his garage, they trade small talk about the sketchy neighborhood before Shane reaches up, grabs the garage door, and starts to pull it down. From here, the age gap heats up fast, with plenty of hands-on attention and this Latina teen putting her mouth to very good use. Autumn Falls and Derrick Pierce turn a roadside breakdown into a full-blown collision course, proving there really was nowhere to run.