She's totally unaware that her meeting with Chance is anything but an accident. Thinking that nothing is amiss, Sunny accepts Chance's offer to fly her to Seattle, not knowing that she's about to be a pawn in a life or death game. She's lived by her wits for years and actually has a tent and emergency food with her. Chance wrongly assumes that the fact that she's prepared means she's a terrorist who's always ready to make a fast escape. To say that these two are attracted to each other is an understatement.
Chance is in a continual state of lust.
Sunny, who's never allowed herself to form any kind of emotional attachment, finds Chance fascinating. And as Chance discovers Sunny's reason for her nomadic existence, he realizes that she's not involved in her father's terrorism. Okay, here it is, up close and personal. A Game of Chance disappointed me a bit. Perhaps I expected way too much, considering how long we've had to wait.