A young boy refuses to accept his mother's new boyfriend despite his attempts to win his respect. Meanwhile, the disgruntled relative of a criminal he prosecuted seeks revenge.

Ben Archer is not happy. It looks like his mother, Sandy, is in a serious relationship. Fear of abandonment drives him to try anything and everything to ruin the "love bubble" that surrounds her and her new boyfriend, Jack. But they become closer after their experiences in the Indian Guides.—Adam Burstein <burs7211@cs.nyu.edu>

A few years after Ben Archer's parents' divorce, his mother Sandy's new boyfriend, Jack, moves in and makes changes that he doesn't like. On friends' advice, Ben gets Jack to join the Indian Guides with him, hoping the experience will send him running. At first, he does want to do so, but another parent in the Guides tells him that Ben is afraid of losing Sandy, so Jack stays and wants to give it and Ben his best effort. Unfortunately, he is a prosecutor, and someone is gunning for him.—rcs0411@yahoo.com