You are a bartender in a bar that is mainly frequented by soldiers. You also have diabetes, which is quite expensive. You need every penny for your medication.

A group of soldiers have just come into the bar. You take their order and have to listen to the same old jokes.

A few days later you visit Frankie, your best friend for years, who is also in the military.

You come up with the idea of marrying a soldier, because that would mean you would get health insurance and the soldier would earn extra money.

You ask Frankie if he would marry you, but he tells you that he has a girlfriend and wants to marry her.

He suggests that you marry his friend, Simon, as he knows that Simon has some debts that he needs to pay off.

Although you don't like each other, you agree to get married and that's what happened. You have rules, no feelings, just acting.

Tomorrow is Simon's departure day and he's off to the war zone. Each couple is given a room before the night of their departure.

It's Simon's first time and he sits nervously on the bed. He has his elbows on his knees and his hands are covering his face.

You consider whether you should comfort him or not, after all, your agreement wasn't about feelings, but you're still attracted to each other...