Nearly There: Poor Decisions and Bloody Clothes

"Pinetree Laundry" is about a man's journey towards freedom in the face of death. Captured by a mob boss named Otto, a man must pay off his debts through a money-laundering scheme in the lowlands of the Great Smokey Mountains. In the face of adversity, a man's actions determine his freedom and a new perspective on his own reality.

"Hotel Tijuana" is about the Suarez couple, who've found haven at the Santa Maria Hotel. Hunted by Colombian Hitmen, they've been on the run from the Cartel of Tijuana, Mexico. Upon hearing a heavy knock at the door, the Suarez's suspicion turns to each other. With a great threat looming outside their threshold, they must conform to their fears and desperations or their haven will burn to the ground.

"Midnight Feast" is about a drunkard in Lancashire, England. He's simply forgotten his shoes in the pub, and he wants them back. It's empty but for Seamus the bartender, and a woman dressed in black. His fear is suppressed by the alcohol that lingers in his blood, distasteful to the beast that lurks amongst them. The drunkard is callous, his emotions suppressed. However, he must choose his words wisely if he wants to survive.