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Dylan has fallen for a beautiful model with an elusive secret; with all the standard red flags, Nev and Max assume it's an open and shut case, but the truth is far stranger than they imagined.
Dylan has fallen for a beautiful model with an elusive secret; with all the standard red flags, Nev and Max assume it's an open and shut case, but the truth is far stranger than they imagined.
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