Devil in His Own Way

William is a fierce lawyer and the son of a crime boss. After leaving home years ago, and after his father died, William is called back home after some devastating news. His youngest brother is dead. Killed in cold blood. Determined to find out what happened and who killed him, William begins to investigate. Despite warnings from various townspeople, including the Mayor and William 's last remaining brother who now runs the family business, William is set on finding answers. His search brings him to another crime family, one that has been at war with his since... forever. He, unfortunately, doesn't get the answers he wants. He even ends up in the hospital, where he reunites with his ex-girlfriend (who also happens to be his brother's wife). Knowing he needs help, William summons is Id, Billy. An identical version of himself that follows his most primal desires. Billy is wild and his first night out on the town, he kills the rival crime family and steals evidence of Matthews's (William 's dead brother) deeds. He was apparently planning to start his own business with the help of a mysterious stranger. Billy's wild streak continues, much to the chagrin of William . The two don't get along and are at each other's throats constantly. They do manage to come together when it counts and as they follow the trail of the killer, they discover how Matthew was working with the Mayor. But just as William is about to be killed, he's saved by Billy and his other brother, Richard. More than happy to leave town now, William plans to take his ex-girlfriend and Billy and escape town for good. Only, things don't quite go to plan. Jealous and desperate to set out on his own, Billy ties William up and goes to retrieve their beau on his own. When William catches up, Billy is distraught and nearly unhinged. Then Richard returns home... along with his own Id. Furious at their actions ( and slightly jealous of how William was once the golden child), Richard and his Id attack. A brutal fight ensues and William and Billy barely win. They also settle their differences and learn to accept one another. Together, along with Diana, they set out to start a new life together.