Jeff Francis, genius, delusional patient.
Paranoia is reflected in the fact that when he sees certain scenes, he can't help but list criminal plans in his mind - they can be implemented and they are perfect.
This made him self-loathing. During high school, he even used to write out these plans and tear them up to relieve stress. After taking medication for many years, he successfully controlled his paranoia. Although he suffered from mild anorexia and insomnia, he still lived the peaceful life he wanted.
Until a series of crimes he planned to intern for that year occur, causing him to fall into a dilemma of self-loathing and anxiety again.
Just when he was desperate and even wanted to commit suicide, a consulting criminal appeared with his past manuscripts, and his first sentence was "I fell in love with you at first sight."
He said such sweet words, but he held the manuscript and asked to have a date with him.
Frances was not used to living together, dating, too close contact, undeniable heart-to-heart talks, and talk of love all the time.
But there's no denying that he's relaxed around Moriarty, and he doesn't have to hide his unusual side.
Although Francis didn't want to admit it, he did gradually fall in love with the consulting criminal - he found that he couldn't help but start simulating how to confess to him.
Concept: Abnormality and normality depend on the perspective from which they are viewed
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