Teddy Dee is no boy scout. He is a bad man. So, when he learns that he is dying he simply shrugs it off. He had been resigned to his death when he grew a conscience and heart. Now, instead of wallowing in self-pity and depression he is driven to set some things right before checking out. There are a few loose ends that he needs to tie up: an unrequited love, protecting a family that finds themselves in the crosshairs of his past and cancelling outstanding debts with three powerful and nefarious entities that are dead set on killing him. No one said dying was going to be easy.
