Winning the lottery could not have come at a worse time for Jim. He's always lived by his rules as a drug dealer. He has always been lucky, never been arrested. However, in his mid thirties, Jim has begun transitioning to a clean life, investing his cash into a home and business. He also found a girl, one who knows nothing of his shady past. If he accepts the ticket which requires that he do so publicly, he risks being exposed by his enemies and losing everything. If he forgoes the ticket, he stays on track. However, Jim makes one potentially fatal mistake: he confided his dilemma to his long time partner in crime who may not allow Jim to do as he wishes.
