Dog Sitter and House Cleaner snowed in on Christmas.

Noahs goal for this Christmas? To get away from everyone and everything.

So, taking a job as a dog and house sitter in Seastone, a town no one had ever heard of, was a no-brainer. He jumps in his car and drives for ten hours, only to discover that the first person he meets is someone from his past.

When Jack approached, it took Noah a minute to remember him from their college days and another minute to get over Jacks adorable smile. Noah tried not to engage. Their shared past was a cruel reminder of what Noah was trying to get away from.

Of course, they keep running into each other: at the gas station, at the grocery store, and even at Noahs temporary home, where it turns out Jack is the devoted housekeeper.

But when the predicted blizzard arrives earlier and worse than expected, they suddenly find themselves snowed in together for an entire week.

Enough time to explore their pasts—and each other.

He tries to scare me. I scare him back.

Nicholas loves horror movies, creepy places, and gory stuff. It makes him feel alive.

While traveling around the country filming for his MyTube channel, gas station owner Jason catches his attention. Not only does he wear an eye patch, but his stories about how he got it are gory and entertaining—even if theyre clearly made up. They talk longer than expected, and soon, they compete to see who is the crazier one. It ends with a dare: If Nicholas can scare Jason, hell go on a date with him.

Challenge accepted.

There is only one problem: Jason is not so easy to scare…