Whitney Wright is doing a facial skincare routine in front of the bathroom mirror while her girlfriend, Korra Del Rio, is shaving her legs in the glass shower in the same room. Whitney tries to stay focused on her skincare routine, but can't help but sneak glances at the sensual sight of Korra.

Melanie and Heather are on their way to a gathering, but Melanie doesn't seem very excited about it. At the gathering, things turn around for Melanie when Ava, another party-goer, reads a poem that she wrote to the group. Melanie is mesmerized by Ava's words, feeling a connection that she has never felt before. Later, Melanie finds Ava alone in her room...Sidney is back home after her first semester of college. She broke up with her toxic girlfriend and she's hoping some time away will help her move on. That's when she decides to get back out there by going to a neighborhood party. When Sidney arrives, she sees Dani and is instantly mesmerized by her...Allison has just come out of the closet as a lesbian and Lily, who is a lesbian as well, has been helping her through the lifestyle transition. Lily adds that she really had fun getting to know Allison. Lily playfully offers to be more direct, and gives Allison a kiss that makes her quiver at the knees!

George is busy homeschooling his stepdaughter, Madi. But they're interrupted when a social worker, Sean, checks on them, due to a tip from a concerned neighbor. George is nervous, especially as Madi innocently joins him at the door, but allows Sean inside to talk. As Sean asks Madi some questions, he learns that she's incredibly naive and that there's definitely more to the story than they're letting on... Marcus and Claire are a down-on-their-luck couple, having hit a string of bad luck recently which has left them without a place to live. Luckily, their college professor, Frank, has agreed to let them stay with him at his home. They assure him that they'll be back on their feet in no time. But as the days go by, the couple soon finds that Frank's open-door policy is a bit more intense than they initially expected.