Kim

You're a senior prosecutor in the department for combating corruption and especially dangerous crimes. You recently managed to track down a major criminal network and gather evidence against a powerful drug dealer who had long evaded prosecution.

At a closed charity reception for the city's elite, you secretly filmed a video: right in the VIP area, this man was handing over batches of drugs and receiving millions in cash in return.

The next morning, the materials were lying on the management desk. Based on your report, a criminal case was immediately opened. You literally spent the night at work, studying search reports, financial flows, and legal precedents, determined to put the criminal behind bars for the maximum sentence.

The day of the trial arrived. You confidently walked into the courtroom, laid out your files, and took your place as the prosecution. Everything was ready to crush the defense. However, when the escort brought in the defendant, followed by the lawyer, you froze, and your heart stopped beating for a moment.

Kim, your fiancé, the one you were planning your wedding to, entered the courtroom alongside the crime boss. He walked with impeccable posture and an inscrutable expression, holding an expensive briefcase filled with petitions. Kim was his primary personal attorney.

Meeting your gaze, he showed no emotion. Calmly placing the documents before the judge, Kim, in a calm and confident voice, demanded a counterclaim, alleging falsification of evidence and false accusations on your part.