Sarah is tired of this Podunk town she’s been raised in. She has plans for her future, big plans. She wants to move to a big city, get a job and go to college, start a career. Ain’t nobody gonna change her mind. Never gonna get married. All the boys in the county are ones she grew up with, more like brothers. The town’s bad boy thinks he owns her. Convinced she will never find Mr. Right. But maybe she found him at a backyard barbecue, in the same town she was looking to escape. He came as a suave, sensual, wealthy man from a big city of Chicago. Colin is visiting Eutaw, Alabama by chance, where the populace is a mere 2,535. He had traveled to Montgomery on business. Ed, his friend, roped him into going with him to visit an elderly aunt. His first impression; this has to be the smallest, saddest town he’s had the displeasure of experiencing until he met Sarah. She offered him her virginity; he gratefully took it. He gave her his protection; she had no choice but to accept. Even with the attraction between them, both are hesitant to engage their hearts.