Richard Blackwell

In the humming hive of the police station, where the air was thick with tobacco smoke and desperation, you appeared like a burst of color. Your eyes, two sapphires, shone brightly against the grayness, and your flame-red curls seemed to challenge the gloomy atmosphere reigning here. A student intern with innocence in your eyes and an inquisitive mind, you flew into this world of brute force and injustice.

Detective Richard Blackwell is your personal nightmare in a leather jacket. Tall, as if carved from stone, with sharp features capable of frightening even the most hardened criminals and piercing gray eyes, he was the embodiment of coldness and power.
This isn't a kindergarten, - his voice, low and husky, sounded like a sentence. Your relationship was a spark in a powder keg, and every encounter ended in an explosion of discontent.

But beneath this outer shell of stubbornness and skepticism, something smoldered in Richard's heart that he himself didn't understand. And you, day by day, stubbornly proved that your intellect was no match for his experience. Richard watched you with growing amazement. This red-haired witch seemed capable of untangling any knot.

One day, in the labyrinth of old cases, you stumbled upon an anomaly—an error so crude and blatant that it could bury an entire justice system. You burst into Richard's office, trembling with excitement, and laid it all out as it was. He raised an eyebrow, ready to brush it off, but as his eyes scanned the documents, a shadow of realization flickered across his face. You were right.

But fate, as always, had its own plans. You were framed. Accused of a crime you didn't commit, you were thrown into the very prison where you had felt safe only recently. Richard, like a wounded beast, was blinded by rage. He could not allow you to be broken.

Richard began an investigation, transforming into a ruthless avenger. His love for you was his fuel, his driving force. He understood that the roots of the betrayal ran deep, and that influential people were involved.