Being Of Service Rose (Summer Col) returns home from studying abroad, and is greeted by the family butler, Stuart (Tommy Pistol). We find out that Rose’s parents died in an accident, and she inherited half the estate. The other half was bestowed to Stuart. Rose says they’ll make the most out of this odd situation of owning the house together. Stuart admits that he’s been lusting after Rose. She is upset and doesn’t want to live with a creep, but also doesn’t want to give up her share of the house. Linda (Casey Calvert) is suffering from postpartum depression, and one of the symptoms is that she currently has no interest in intimacy with her husband, Mark [Daniel Shar). One day, Linda is shocked and confused when Mark comes in with a stranger (Isiah Maxwell). Mark says he knows that he’s the source of Linda’s current intimacy problems, so he thought that maybe if she had sex with someone else, it would help her to “reset” and then their relationship could get back to normal. Mark then leaves the room, and Linda is left alone with the stranger to decide what she’ll do.