The agent, Stu, seems to handle interpersonal relationships like a duck to water. He also has a secret lover outside with his wife behind his back. Every day, Stu comes to the phone booth to call his lover to avoid his wife's phone check. On this day, as usual, Stu brought his secretary to complete the work, and then Stu entered the phone booth alone.
Just when Stu was about to make a call, the phone rang in the phone booth, and the owner of the voice knew Stu's every move very well. He threatened Stu that if Stu didn't do what he did, someone would die, even Stu. . Of course Stu didn't believe it at first. Just as he was about to come out, a passer-by, the owner of the girl who was robbing him on the phone, was shot and killed, and Stu was stunned at once. Then Stu started talking to the person on the other end of the phone.
The requests came one after another. At the beginning, the other party asked Stu to confess to his wife and admit that he had a lover outside. Stu had no choice but to keep communicating with the other party while doing it, hoping that the other party would believe in him. Immediately afterwards, the police came, the lover came, and so did the wife. Stu’s wife was exposed at gunpoint many times, and Stu had to compromise. He revealed some unknown deeds he had done and confessed to his wife. The police are also very different. Fortunately, the sheriff is smart enough to know that Stu's affairs are not as simple as they appear. So, the sheriff cooperated with Stu, and then arranged for the police to find the murderer. In the end, the murderer is found, the pizza deliveryman Stu treated unkindly not long ago.
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