The toughest major-crimes squad leader in the city has a consultant at his side who's almost impossibly "well-behaved."
Wen Sheng trusts only evidence when solving cases, not men.
But the first time criminal psychology consultant Lu Wei meets her, he dares to say, "Don't tell him to put down the detonator. Let him make his own choice."
She ignores him. He turns down every lucrative offer and becomes her consultant alone.
Outsiders think she's got him wrapped around her finger.
Only he knows the truth: His name is Lu Wei, Wei meaning "only one." From the moment he first saw her, he'd been willing to give himself to her.
When she tells him not to move, he stays right where he is.
When she tells him to stand behind her, he barely even dares to breathe.
She never gives him a title, yet keeps him on an ever shorter leash.
Until the final case, when the whole city sees it:
Behind the toughest major-crimes squad leader stands the most obedient consultant, with eyes for her and her alone.
"The people who belong to me only listen to me," Wen Sheng says. "That includes their hearts."
