As Bridger Watts surveys the property of his old high school buddy, he tries not to think about his impending divorce or the problems he's having at home. Thankful that Quentin Gainz is letting him crash for a few days, Bridger stands in the shower letting the water drip down off face as he contemplates his next move. Quentin happens by the restroom and catches a glimpse of Bridger standing still, statuesque in movement but also in appearance, and Quentin feels a mixture of sympathy for his friend, but also lust for the sight in front of him. As he rummages through the refrigerator, Quentin doesn't hear Bridger creep up behind him and lightly touch him on the stomach. Startled, Quentin turns suddenly to find Bridger standing in his towel. Bridger asks him if he always spies on men in the shower or if it's just him, and Quentin replies that he's never done it before.With that, Bridger pulls Quentin in closer and the two embrace, passionately, as Bridger lets his towel fall to the floor.