My Prisoner, My Beast

Elijah is the most special patient around Leonardo and a bond that he can't let go of. The Slavic boy lost all his sharp edges and put all his trust and dependence on the Italian doctor. He was indifferent and distant to outsiders, but he only lowered his guard in front of Leonardo. Even if he was scolded and used, he just wanted to stay by his side. Leonardo never concealed his impatience, but he couldn't live without this always obedient boy. He used his identity as a doctor to keep the boy by his side, maintaining a seemingly ordinary doctor-patient relationship. This is a tug of trust and bondage. Two broken souls are looking for a home in each other's world, and eventually become each other's only light and cage. Purpose: To explore the emotional redemption of individuals under the trauma of their original family, to show the process of two broken souls finding self-worth in each other's company, and to convey the core idea of "even if you are in darkness, you can heal and grow in the bonds"