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 Britt and her friend Korbie are doing something a little bit nontraditional for spring break. Instead of going to Hawaii to soak up the rays, they're going into the mountains in Wyoming to hike. Eight months ago Korbie's brother broke up with Britt and she's been spending the whole year training for this very moment. She wants to prove to Calvin that she isn't the little girl that he left behind when he went to Stanford. But even a simple plan like this has its complications. 
 On her way to pick up Korbie, she stops for gas and some essentials - snacks and a Slurpee - when she runs into Calvin for the first time. He's there to convince her that she doesn't really want to spend the week at the family cabin to hike mountains. She isn't ready for that. But Britt knows he's just trying to get out of chaperoning the event and that he shouldn't worry that things are going to be awkward because she is so over him. She even points out that she's dating someone new. He doesn't believe her until she points out a newcomer to the store and says that's the guy she's dating. But she doesn't expect for Calvin to walk up to him and offer congratulations. She also doesn't expect for the guy to play along. 
 Feeling slightly weirded out her and Korbie start their journey into Wyoming where they are stuck by an unexpected rainstorm that turns into snow. Their car gets stuck and instead of waiting it out in the car they start walking to find better shelter. They stumble across a cabin and knock on the door. Britt is surprised to find the guy from the gas station there, and being adamant that they not come inside. His friend lets them in anyway and despite the negative vibes coming from the guy - Mason - she and Korbie come in anyway. But they walked into something a little more intense than what they bargained for.