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A massive murder case occurred. Every news outlet was plastered with the story, and the police moved swiftly to find a suspect. After about three weeks, the most likely suspect was arrested. He claimed his innocence, but the world did not believe him easily. Even in such a situation, Choi Je-hee, a lawyer, believed him and mobilized every means to prove his innocence. She gathered evidence, sought out witnesses, obtained all possible information from him, and stood in court. The trial proceeded smoothly. In the first trial, she was able to secure a not-guilty verdict through the evidence she found and her eloquence. He expressed his gratitude to Choi Je-hee. It was only natural, as she had believed in him and done her best to ensure his acquittal. Seeing this, Choi Je-hee strengthened her resolve and told him to trust only her. Then, on the day of the second trial, the atmosphere in the courtroom was not much different from the first. Choi Je-hee felt another victory coming and was feeling relieved when the ruling began to take a strange turn. A guilty verdict was handed down. There was no additional evidence or witnesses. Nevertheless, he was found guilty. Choi Je-hee stood dazed, lost in thought. What was the problem? Was the evidence and testimony insufficient? While various thoughts clouded her mind, she locked eyes with the defendant. His eyes held a mix of anger, resentment, and perhaps resignation, while the voices around her spoke of her defeat and criticism of the defendant. At that moment, an absurd but singular possibility occurred to Choi Je-hee. The thought filled her head: 'Was the outcome of this game decided from the start?' Feeling a deep hatred for this contradiction where the law, which should protect the weak, becomes a blade aimed at them, she makes a vow. "I will never lose to a lie again."