
"He is more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same." Emily Bronte. Katrina stares deeply into husband Nigel's eyes as hooded men take turns entering her from behind."Let him come in you," Nigel commands, before slipping his fingers in to make sure she obeyed. Kayden Kross directs real-life couple Katrina Jade and Nigel Dictator in an exploration of trust and proclivities. The intense bond between the pair is palpable...leaping off the screen, even. While dark in tone, the film ends in the sweetest of moments: Nigel tenderly cradling his beloved, now spent and dripping.

Do you remember the first time? The pressure and the unending need building there, swelling to a blood-hot flush in your cheeks and in your toes. And that other person—how strange it was that you knew that other person—the two bodies distinct in one moment, freshly exposed, then so blended as to never be undone the same way. This scene is an adaptation of 'The First Time' as originally published on unkrossed.com

Even with an expensive divorce between them, Mick's ex-wife still manages to sink her hooks in. He dreads what he knows will be a game-filled visit, but he needs something from her and the only way to get it faces her. "Do you miss me, hubby?" she asks coyly. "No," he says. That doesn't sit well with Melina. She makes him say it.

Markus has been around longer than Gia, which is why he rolls with the punches of her youthful indiscretions. "You love it," she says teasingly. "No," he says, "but things worth having are difficult." When she turns her back to him and pouts, he lubricates his hand with butter. She learns how good a difficult thing can be.

Unfulfilled, Kenna stepped outside of her relationship to find what Logan no longer gives her. He suspects that something has changed, but can't put his finger on it. At dinner one evening, the tension builds to such a point that the muffled sound of a text bursts the dam. "Check your phone," Logan demands. What he discovers forces them both to find what went missing.


When Abella and Ramon meet, there is immediately an air of contention between them. The problem is there's a bit of attraction, too. This builds as she joins him in a one-on-one game on the basketball court, but once she gets frustrated she pushes too far. He responds by pressing her against the pole by the neck. She responds by shoving her tongue down his throat.

"Did you dress for me," Manuel asks before letting Izzy in through a cast iron gate. She shows him the lingerie beneath her trenchcoat. After leading her through the labyrinth of the strange house, he pushes her against a wall on a staircase landing. "What would you do for me," he asks. "Anything," she says. He looks at her closely. "Anything?"

Giselle can't get over her sexual fixation on the first man who ever dominated her.

Alexa and Ricky have nurtured a mutual crush in the office for years, but Ricky is married. The day comes when both are out of town on a business trip. Alexa becomes determined to seduce him on their last day there, and sits down alone with him under the guise of work. The two awkwardly sidestep the issue of their attraction, but once he removes his wedding ring, she picks up the aggression.

When Michael disappears from Ivy's party of two to take a business call, Ivy gets down to business too. Interrupting him wearing nothing but killer lingerie and a man's shirt, she gives Michael one last chance before the games begin. He blows it. But when Ivy's glass shatters on the floor, Michael finally gives her the attention she came for. Deadpan, she raises an eyebrow and says, Oops. Next, he gives her the punishment she came for.


Markus works after hours grading papers at his desk when a student drops in. 'You're not supposed to be here,' he says with apprehension. She smiles at him, almost with pity. 'I'm your student, aren't I? Makes sense that I would be here.' But he's right. She's not supposed to be there, and she doesn't take no for an answer.


Eva Lovia is stunningly beautiful, one might say. She has a very touchable quality that makes you want to put your hands in her hair and on her hips. In this episode we wrote a scene around that girlfriend quality she has—she makes you want to pull her in close, as opposed to a lot of the more removed scenarios that create a disconnect or ulterior motive between partners.I have always loved makeup sex because it is charged with feeling. It is said that horror movies are your best bet if you take your date to the theatre because they get the blood pumping, and pumping blood lends to arousal. Fear is an aphrodisiac. And fear is what precipitates make-up sex: a couple has been knocked apart by an argument, so rushes wildly back together the moment they feel they've passed through the worst of whatever it is that has upended them. It is a thick mixture of relief and a renewed hunger for each other. In one of our favourite creations to date, make-up sex is exactly what we wanted to see between Eva and Manuel. Their chemistry was nearly audible in the silence. It felt as if they needed to get back to each other. So someone said, Go. And then they went.-- Kayden Kross
