The son calls his father: Dad, I was attacked. Of course, the father rushes to save the child. But here’s the catch: Nedelin Jr. was transporting a shipment of drugs, was ambushed with gunfire and survived. He wants to save the drugs and his own skin at any cost, knowing that his father will do everything quietly. Nedelin Sr. is faced with a choice: kinship or principles. He has already served one term, and helping his son could lead to a second one. What choice will the father make when he discovers a cruel betrayal? Will the son be able to escape punishment for his meanness?