Unwanted Intrusion
John Zhao confronts his wife Anna and her friend Vivian at a private cinema, accusing them of lying about their activities and questioning their need for lubricant, only to realize he misunderstood the situation and overreacted.Will John's persistent suspicions continue to drive a wedge between him and Anna?
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