Living in Toronto, Simaya is a dancer who resorted to stripping to pay for college and help take care of her grandma. By day she's a good girl college student and by night she turns into one of Toronto's high end stripper at one of its most popular club. Going through the loss of her mother because of an drug overdose and losing her father in a drug deal gone bad, She still has a level head on her shoulders. Simaya doesn't believe in love after a few bad relationships, she's all about making her money and taking care of her only living family member. It all changes when a well known singer comes in the club and notices her.

A journalist sacked for phone hacking and tired of his decadent life style researches a triple murder that took place in his own ancestral home during the English Civil War. He discovers that events which occurred there nearly four hundred years ago are mirrored by his son's relationship with a Muslim girl whose father has forbidden her to marry outside of the faith. Returning to his ancestral home, the journalist finds himself assailed by memories of the tragedy which appear to be embedded into the fabric of the building and brought to life by his presence. When his son's girlfriend is abducted and forced to appear before a sham Sharia court for offending Islamic values, the memories in the house take on a more tangible form which propel the journalist into a dramatic chase to rescue his son and girlfriend from a terrible punishment.