Needless

1. Needless. Alan is convinced that he is safe from being cheated on. After all, he has endorsed his wife's freedom enthusiastically. Not only that, but he's discovered that this has only intensified his love for her. There's only one catch: No concealment. But then why would she? Under the circumstances, cheating would basically be ... needless! As a result, Alan is unprepared for the news provided by his friend Stephen. So what to do with this information? Hope that her confession is just a little delayed? Confront her? No, Alan has another strategy in mind. But that does not mean he can control where it will all lead.
2. The Handyman. Jane and her husband aren't sure why their amazing handyman told her that. That he and his wife were swingers. But then Jane recounts an accidental disclosure of sorts. Was it really an accident? Confession can fun. Especially when it's only partial.
3. Seeing. Becka, away at a conference, tells husband Daniel that she's been a good girl "so far", and knowing her need to play the bad girl, he counters "the night is still young". She agrees, but that's all he's going to get for now. Given her need to be bad, she'll just have to leave it at that, leaving Daniel to speculate on just what exactly would count as cheating, in light of their past shared fantasies.
4. Surprise. It's Donald and wife Sally from "Solo Vacation". This time, Sally calls Donald at work to tell him there's a surprise waiting at home. What sort of surprise could it be? Could this be his dream come true? As the saying goes, be careful what you wish for.
5. Karen. This is the story that started it all. Steve's girlfriend Karen has disturbing news. But she's a smart girl, and things get crazy.

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