Twelve years ago, Aaron Hotchner rescued a little girl from a basement. He wrapped his coat around her and said, "It's okay, you're safe."
Twelve years later, that little girl walked into his office and became his subordinate.
Her name is Iris Mellon - a doctor from Princeton, the daughter of the Mellon Foundation, and the first in the FBI Academy. She is his intern. He is her supervisor. She called him "Sir." He called her "Mellon."
There are eighteen years, superiors and subordinates, and a door that has just been closed between them.
She thought she joined the BAU to hunt down serial killers and get more victims answers. Little does she know that along this road, she will step by step get closer to the person who does not allow her heart to move.
And the man who locked all his emotions under the ice began to notice cracks on the ice.
"You saved my life," he said.
"You saved my life," she said, "twelve years ago."
"We're even."
"No. We're still counting."
Love requires admiration. I admire you, I follow you, I love you.
"One sentence" goes from admiration to deep love, from superior to subordinate to side by side.
Mission: Love makes people strong