First at the bar is Marty (Grant Schumacher), a slick commercial director who is hiding a dark past which has come to accost him at the bar. Seems Marty spent some time in jail, and Quinn (Gerald Bunsen) saved his life. Now Marty owes him, and Quinn needs cash ASAP. Marty tells him to meet him at last call, but Marty stays for awhile just to glimpse Sherri (Francesca Anderson), a careerist corporate lawyer. Sherri uses her looks to get ahead. Once a lover of Marty, she now dates Phil (Bryon Clohessy), the third of the trio. Phil is a good guy, as well as the neurotic head of finance. The three have met to put together a dot.com deal that can send their careers soaring, however, the unresolved issues and sexual chemistry between them leads to mind games that threatened to destroy the deal. When Quinn shows back up, the Vietnam vet and ex-con holds them hostage at gunpoint. Quinn wants the three to confess the worst thing they’ve ever done or die. In the end, business and personal lines are crossed. Who is pulling the strings, and why, becomes a game well played. In the end, nobody trusts each other and loyalty is out the window.

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