It was a cold morning in Rutshire, England. The ones where the sun felt welcoming on your back and warming your bones. The English countryside was always a peaceful place to look at, but it wasn't a fun place to live with the constant drama and the amount of people cheating on their wives and husbands for the carnal pleasures, it was a county that revolved around sex and television. Although there were some wonderful people in the small town. You could tell who was important in the town because they often lived on the outskirts in large estates.

At the current moment, the biggest drama on Rutshire wasn't the amount of cheating or who had the best bakery. But the two competing TV channels. The Corinium and Venturer. Corinium was run by an ego-tistical man known as Lord Tony Baddigham, who was one of the most influential men in Rutshire. Venturer was following the lead of Declan O'Hara, a much loved TV host.