Can Never Make It Up To You, Scene #01
On a calm day, a stranger named Robert (Will Pounder), whom Wendy (Gianna Dior) has never met before, pays her an unexpected visit at home. He says he HAS to talk to her even though she doesn't know who he is. The stranger's serious gaze makes her realize that, despite her desire to ignore him, she must listen to what he has to say. Once inside, it becomes clear that Robert's wife was driving when Wendy's parents perished in an automobile accident. When Wendy discovers his true identity, she is horrified and inconsolable and demands to know why he would reveal his face thereafter. Robert was on the passenger's side that tragic day, thus in Wendy's eyes, he shares equal culpability with his wife. Robert is there, surprisingly, because he shares the same sentiment that he bears some of the blame. He wants to attempt to make apologies by helping Wendy in any way he can while his wife is still incarcerated. Wendy is conflicted. She can't let go of all the loss and grief, even though Robert appears genuine. Since his actions will never bring her parents back, nothing he does They develop a peculiar kind of camaraderie over the course of the following few weeks. Robert serves her a homemade dinner to start things off, and then he leaves. Wendy begins to be able to look past the tragic event that once separated them as they spend more time together. Rather than being resentful of him, she starts to feel something much more real: attraction. However, Robert drops a bombshell just as Wendy's wounds are beginning to heal, turning her life upside down once more.
