At The Cup Coffeehouse, a gathering of complex relationships unfolds. Helen, who recently broke up with her boyfriend, enters the shop, drawn to her own sexual curiosity. She's been dating Pike, a dyky waitress, and is visiting her at work. Jamie, a flamboyant waiter, warns Pike to be cautious around Helen, a "straight girl." Meanwhile, Gayle, a mother, is introduced to her daughter Stephanie's girlfriend, Mary Ann, and is initially disappointed by Mary Ann's conventional nature. The coffee shop becomes a hub of drama as unexpected attractions, jealousy, and misunderstandings arise among the characters, including Jamie and a wealthy gay real estate broker, Harold, and Pike and Mary Ann, who had a one-night stand. The story is a comedy of errors, featuring unconventional love triangles and combinations.
Curiosity Killed the Cat
A woman finds solace in her go-to coffeehouse as she navigates the painful aftermath of a breakup, only to be confronted with the painful truth that her ex has moved on to a new love - a charismatic waiter who has captured his heart.
