Steve Cumyn

The Strategic Response Unit steps in when a couple, whose young son is near death due to leukemia, takes desperate measures to save his life by stealing an identity and holding up a bank to get money for a bone marrow transplant.

When Nick Knight fails to save a girl from death at the hands of hoodlums, he becomes consumed with guilt, knowing he could have prevented her murder if he was willing to use--and reveal -- his true "vamp" powers. But guilt is an enemy to vampires. The emotion becomes a disease that distorts all truth and reality, building a world of its own. Caught up in this distorted new world, Nick must find his way back to reality before he becomes the victim of his own emotion.

At a fancy banquet, a successfull man, Pete, is verbally attacked by his drunk son. And it seems his entire family are having one complaint or another. Later, he dies during a jogging trip. When Pete's sent back by Othniel (as a priest), he soon has to come to terms with his younger self's problems - he loves one girl, but another claims that he's the father of her unborn child, and that's who he married in the future he knows. But can he convince his younger self to marry the other girl, a poor Latin girl, with other means than disclosing the terrible secret he has been hiding for himself all these years?