Entrepreneur and night club owner John Liam just met Chloe, the woman of his dreams. The only problem is, his girlfriend Heather is the jealous type. Since she also happens to be a high-powered lawyer, things get sticky quick for Liam as he begins dipping his pen in the company ink. Liam tries to behave, but as a top executive, the temptations are just too overwhelming.
Francis Locke
Director
Mia Zottoli
Chloe (archive footage)
Nicole Oring
Heather (archive footage)
Susan Featherly
(archive footage)
Kitana Baker
(archive footage)
April Hannah
(archive footage)
Angel Cassidy
(archive footage)
Ander Page
(archive footage)
Crystal Ray
(archive footage)
Ann Marie Rios
(archive footage)
Tabitha Stevens
(archive footage)
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