Double Date Night: Episode 3
by Yung Victoria
Riley’s date, Toby, is upbeat and psyched to be out and about. Adelia seems like a perfect match for Vic, being flirty and not into commitment, but is annoyed when she realizes they’re not going out tonight.
Starring Laura Buskes as Vic, Molly Daniels as Riley, Tiana Hogben as Chelsea, Hayden McKertish as Noah. Guest starring Simon McCulloch as Toby and Rekha Ryan as Adelia
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