Madison tries to give the appearance of wandering aimlessly past the back of a house, but she is hardly dressed appropriately for the countryside. In fact, her attire seems far more suited to ensnare the male interest. Does she encounter a man lurking here by chance, or is it by design. When he accuses her of deliberately looking for him, and working for the authorities as a decoy in an effort to expose him, her protestations seem sincerely. And yet, the man is not convinced. He has things to hide, and he fears this girl may be wearing a wire, recording everything he says. He decides that h... Show more