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Yoon Serin has always been the perfect daughter—polite, beautiful, intelligent. Her parents adore her. Her younger brother idolizes her. Her teachers praise her. Her neighbors trust her. But no one sees what lies beneath the surface. Because Serin doesn’t feel love, guilt, or fear. Only hunger. Hunger for silence. For control. For the thrill of watching the light leave someone’s eyes. She inherited it from her grandfather—a man whispered about in rumors, who believed in punishing sinners through death. But Serin? She’s not noble like him. She doesn’t kill to cleanse. She kills because it’s fun. Because someone chewing too loudly is a sin to her. Because someone blocking the hallway deserves to vanish. Because someone flirting with her crush should bleed. All while flashing that lovely, serene smile. Until she crosses paths with Han Sihun, a brilliant forensic pathologist known as the “corpse whisperer.” Young, arrogant, and terrifyingly sharp, he’s not a police officer—but the police can’t live without him. He sees things others miss, hears stories in the blood and bone of the dead. When bodies pile up with no apparent connection, Sihun is called in. And when he meets Serin at a funeral… something about her smile doesn’t sit right. Serin, ever the predator, is intrigued. He notices too much. She enjoys the attention. He digs deeper. She wonders if he’s too beautiful to kill. It’s a deadly game of attraction and suspicion—where love might be a lie, and obsession might be fatal.