In the torrential slums of New York, nineteen-year-old Louis, a young man in power with a prominent background but a cold past, stepped into this forgotten mud. He was extremely tall, his temperament was as cold as a cold blade, and the world in his left ear was filled with eternal silence.
In the corner where the garbage was piled, he ran into a pair of emerald eyes that were deeply troubled - twelve-year-old Shi Si, a blond boy with astonishing beauty. The slender body was wrapped in mud and rain, but those clear and broken eyes penetrated Louis' carefully constructed ice wall.
A child's words that reached deep into the soul: "Can't you hear the crying here?" It instantly hit the silent world in Louis' left ear. It was not a plea for mercy, but the strange resonance between two "others" in the silent noise.
Somehow, Louis reached out his hand to the wet, frightened beast. He wrapped Shi Si into his expensive but cold coat and took him away from the abyss of despair. The destinies of a supposedly ruthless arms dealer and a boy regarded as a "monster" by the world are closely intertwined.
