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The story begins with a devastating tragedy: the Yeongseong Apartment fire, a horrific crime covered up to protect the powerful. Young Lee Ahn loses both parents in the blaze and miraculously survives, emerging from the trauma with the supernatural ability of psychometry. By simply touching a person or an object, he can read their memories and past experiences. Years later, Ahn is a carefree yet deeply scarred delinquent struggling to control his erratic powers, crossing paths with Yoon Jae-in, a fiercely proud high school girl harboring a dark, shameful secret about her incarcerated father, whom the public blames for the deadly fire.Driven by guilt and a burning need to prove her father’s innocence, Jae-in crosses paths with Kang Sung-mo, a cold, elite prosecutor who miraculously saved Ahn from the fire as a child and raised him like a younger brother. Sung-mo harbors his own hidden agenda, meticulously orchestrating a calculated, decades-long revenge against the corrupt figures responsible for the apartment disaster. When a series of eerie, ritualistic murders occurs—all eerily mirroring the past tragedy—Ahn, Jae-in, and Sung-mo are inexorably pulled into a dangerous alliance.As Ahn uses his psychometry to piece together fragmented clues, the investigation exposes a web of institutional corruption, medical malpractice, and systematic torture. Ahn’s powers evolve, but every successful reading takes a heavy physical and emotional toll, forcing him to confront terrifying truths about the people he loves. The narrative tightens as the sinister mastermind is revealed to be Kang Sung-mo’s own adoptive mother, Eun Joo, a severely abusive woman who manipulated Sung-mo into becoming a weapon of vengeance.Trust is shattered when Ahn discovers that Sung-mo knew the identity of the true arsonist all along and willingly allowed innocent lives to be collateral damage in his quest for justice. The psychological tension peaks when Sung-mo confronts Eun Joo, leading to a tragic, bloody climax where Sung-mo sacrifices himself to neutralize her and end the cycle of violence. In the aftermath, the surviving culprits face justice, and Jae-in’s father is officially exonerated. Healing begins slowly for the scarred survivors, with Ahn finally accepting the weight of his gift. He resolves to use psychometry not as a curse of painful memories, but as a beacon of truth and a means to protect the innocent, stepping into a brighter, hopeful future alongside Jae-in.