Bathroom Chats

Reads 229
Votes 8
Parts 6
Time 21m

Reads 229
Votes 8
Parts 6
Time 21m

When you go to the bathroom you make small talk with the people there for example like "how's it going" or "how's the weather," but Mel O'Neill takes it to a whole new level.

Okay maybe locking August Knight the local loner in the girls bathroom was a little extreme, but hey Mel's film assignment will most definitely be creative. From the questions, chats, filming, and a whole lot of insults these two develop a unique relationship no one would have expected. 

Two people, two different social standings, one camera, and a smelly bathroom were all brought together under weird circumstances because I Mel O'Neil locked August Knight in the girls bathroom for a random bathroom chat.All Rights Reserved

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