Define love

On a picturesque afternoon at the beach, Blake and Darrell enjoy each other's company, walking hand-in-hand along the shore. Despite the idyllic setting, Blake feels the weight of judgmental stares from onlookers. He questions why their relationship is frowned upon, but Darrell reassures him that their love is all that matters. Their tender moment is interrupted by Darrell's persistent phone buzzing, hinting at his divided attention. Their relationship deepens as they share intimate moments in Blake's bedroom, with promises of love and commitment. However, Blake's desire for a more permanent union, like moving in together, is met with resistance from Darrell, who cites his obligations to his siblings. Tension builds as Blake feels increasingly neglected and insecure, while Darrell becomes more distant and secretive. As Darrell ignores Blake’s calls and messages the next day, Blake becomes increasingly anxious and decides to confront Darrell at his office. Meanwhile, Darrell is consumed by his own turmoil, failing to address Blake's concerns and adding to the growing rift between them. Blake arrives at Darrell's office, intending to salvage their relationship, only to find Darrell in a dangerous standoff with Sabrina, his wife, who is pointing a gun at him. Blake is shocked to learn of Darrell’s double life. The confrontation escalates, revealing that Darrell has been unfaithful to both Sabrina and Blake. The tension reaches a boiling point when Sabrina shoves Darrell away, expressing her betrayal and hurt. Sabrina reveals that she is HIV-positive, which shatters Blake and exposes Darrell’s deceit and reckless behavior. Blake, feeling utterly betrayed, confronts Darrell, calling him out for his selfishness and lies. In a moment of bitter clarity, Blake leaves Darrell, realizing that Darrell’s inability to be truthful has caused irreparable damage. Darrell is left alone, surrounded by the wreckage of his relationships. As he attempts to reach out to Sabrina and Blake, he realizes the gravity of his actions and the lives he has endangered. The screenplay closes with Darrell beginning to understand the true essence of love and the consequences of destroying it through deceit and betrayal.