George Gibson was never a good father, but now he's desperate to make amends to his family. They live somewhere in Albuquerque. He boards a bus on a quest to find them. "I don't have much time " The desert is an imposing force, altering plans... Pete Turner is a sales rep for a dishonest company in Santa Monica. He doesn't know that yet. He believes he's heading toward an opportunity that'll be a boon to his career. That's not the case. On the bus, he meets talkative George. "I don't have time to listen to this old man's stories " Pete says, but George has a way of captivating even an apathetic stranger. When catastrophe strikes George, Pete must make a critical decision. Do I help George, or leave the problem for someone else? No matter the choice, Pete's in danger. Hit men are in hot pursuit of him, and soon he'll need people to help him. Robert Frost said, "Two roads diverged in a wood and I-I took the one less traveled by." Will Pete make the two roads merge at his Crossroad?