Atalia's novel of the same name. The film was directed by Erick C. Salud in his feature-length directorial debut and its adapted screenplay was written by Jerry B. The storyline revolves on a casual sexual relationship between two college students, Intoy Edgar Allan Guzman and his classmate Jenny Mercedes Cabral. Karl Vladimir Lennon J.
Villalobos, nicknamed "Intoy", is in his third year in state university when he meets Jenny, an attractive and affluent transferee from a private university. Despite being popular among the male students, Jenny chooses to befriend Intoy, much to his astonishment and confusion as he does not consider himself attractive. When Jenny asks Intoy about his sex life, he confesses his virginity.
Jenny then seduces Intoy, to which he reluctantly acquiesces. They head to a motel where they shower together and have sex. Jenny and Intoy begin spending time together often, which makes their classmates suspect that they are a couple; Intoy vehemently denies this.
In reality, Intoy and Jenny are "friends with benefits": they go on dates and have sex without any romantic affections. This agreement goes on until their senior year.
They eventually get to know each other better through their dates and pillow talks. One day, Jenny decides to end Intoy's "benefits", which he seemingly accepts without any questions much to her surprise and exasperation.
