In a lovely midtown, a boy named Jake Carson and his girlfriend Mary Watson were in high school. They loved each other, but the girl's mother, Clara Watson, was a disciplined cop who wouldn't accept their love. One sunset evening, Jake and Mary were in the mood to have sex in Mary's bedroom. Suddenly, Clara came home from duty and saw them in Mary's bedroom. She shouted like a demon, and then Jake and Mary knew Clara had come home.

Jake tried to escape through the window and dash on the window door. Clara took her gun and threatened Jake to get back. Suddenly Mary took a flower vase and hit her mother's head. Clara and the flower vase fell on the floor at the same time.

Then Jake said, "Babe, what you did, you know, you finished us off."

Jake and Mary checked Clara's pulse, heartbeat, and nasal air wondering whether Clara was alive or not. There was no sense of life in Clara, so they panicked and cried with words that Clara was dead. Then they took Clara to the basement. After that, they went back to Mary's room and started discussing, in full confusion, how to disperse Clara's body. They discussed something by hugging in the bed, then started a romance and slept that night with the full fear of tiredness.

The next morning, Clara woke up and knocked on the basement door like a beast, shouting, "Mary, if I come there, I will kill you."

Mary woke up in a hurry because she heard her mother's voice from the basement like a freaky hyena and went to the basement with Jake. Jake opened the basement door with heavy breathing. Clara stared at Jake like a lioness. Behind Jake, Mary handled the gun to threaten Clara, and then they tied Clara in the basement. Again they came back to Mary's room and relaxed. Next, they planned to close this issue without any offensive activity.

In between, they went back to the basement and removed Clara's gag. They fed her at gunpoint and shut her up again, and they said to Clara, "We have humanity; that's why we fed you."

On the same evening, a police car came to the gate of Mary's house; Jake and Mary got freaked and heavily breathed. Quickly, Jake went and hid in the first-floor laundry room. The cop came next to the door of Mary's house and knocked gently. Mary opened the door and saw the cop, then started shivering more. it was Clara's colleague Andrew who came to Clara's home to find out why Clara didn't come to the office today and where she is now.

He asked Mary, "How are you? Mary, where is your mother? She didn't come to the office today."

Mary hurried, blabbered, and sweetly said, "My mom went somewhere; I don't know where she is now." Then Mary sent Andrew in a hurry and shut the door heavily.

Andrew moved from there soberly, but he had some doubts about Mary and her words. He thought something was wrong with Clara's daughter's speech, and she was very nervous when I asked about Clara. Andrew thought something happened to Clara; that's why Mary was acting like this, and he started checking the house without notifying anyone. He saw a boy inside the house by the window, and he discussed something seriously and nervously with Mary.

Andrew tried to get inside the house, but he couldn't because Jake and Mary sealed all the doors and window doors of the house perfectly. Then Andrew phoned Clara's phone number to verify whether Clara went somewhere or whether Mary and her boyfriend did something to Clara inside the house. Suddenly Clara's phone rang; it frightened Mary, and the call came from Andrew. They were shocked.

Mary tells his boyfriend, "The guy Andrew came now he has doubts about me, so he called my mother's phone. We need to do something quickly."

Jake planned an escape idea and told Mary we need to leave the city today. In the meantime, Andrew knew Clara's phone rang from inside the house. So Clara was inside the house only. He tried to open the back door of the house without making any sound, but it was also locked. So he planned to go by the basement. He overviewed the house outside, then he saw a glass window to reach the basement.

He tried to open the window and saw Clara tied up in the basement. Then he knocked on the window to wake Clara. She saw Andrew, and he said like a hero, "I will come with our team to save you." But Clara shook her head and tried to say something to Andrew.

He replied, "I can't understand."

Then he realized that what Clara wanted to say to him was that Mary and Jake were behind him. He saw their shadows in the window glass. He was caught by his foolishness. Suddenly he turned back; Jake and Mary hit his head with a stick. Andrew collapsed unconscious in that place.

Jake and Mary took him inside the house without knowing if any neighbors saw and they put him on the living room sofa. Then they also took Clara to the living room and tied her to the recliner chair. Clara saw Andrew was unconscious on the floor. She murmured something like, untie me; otherwise, I will kill you. Jake and Mary ignored her like an old TV show, then took their bags and moved on from the home. Clara moved the recliner chair and tried to wake up Andrew, but she couldn't move the chair a bit. She was very tired after she tried so many times to wake up Andrew for one hour, and then she fainted.

The next morning Andrew woke up and took his gun, searching the whole house for Jake and Mary. They were not there; they went somewhere in Clara's car. So he came back inside the house and untied Clara, then informed his team to identify them. Jake and Mary were listening and singing a song, "I Got Freedom in the Air," on a state highway. Finally, they were caught by the patrol at the border of the state.

After they were arrested by the patrol, Jake said to Mary at the end, "We were caught, babe."