A beautiful twenty-something subsequently strikes up an essential conversation with Jack, a happily married, middle-aged and very successful businessman who is seated at another table, having just finished up a business dinner. The pair thereafter stumble into an intense one-night stand that turns into something more complicated and destructive than either of them could have expected.
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