Peter 1 was an ordinary supermarket manager who lived and worked conscientiously in Oxford. He drank with friends, chatted, joked and enjoyed his average life.
Peter 2 embezzled money from his employers had a flash car and expensive lifestyle including a beautiful cottage in an idyllic Oxford village.
Peter 1 and Peter 2 are the same person, the two worlds are about to collide when the company auditors arrive at the store. The added complication is Peters attraction to one of the auditors.
When it appears there can be only one way out Peter decides he must take it unfortunately you don't find many night school courses on suicide and things go spectacularly wrong. Add some very uncomfortable moments along the way with Hen nights, Velcro trousers and phone calls to very unhelpful sex workers and you will be struggling to decide if Peter is a villain or hero.