Marlie - Part 1: The Silky Truth
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A trip to buy new boxers turns into something neither Mark nor his wife expected. What starts as an offhand comment in a department store becomes something Mark can't quite explain - and can't quite stop. As small, easy-to-dismiss moments pile up, Mark begins to wonder how much of what's happening to him he actually chose, and how much was decided long before he ever noticed.
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