Harry has no quirks, just likes to use electronic devices to eavesdrop on other people's conversations. The FBI took a fancy to him and hired him at a high price to eavesdrop on the conversations of so-called suspicious individuals. So Harry went incognito and went to work. But the business itself is despicable and lowly, full of blood, and those who have been tapped have suffered endlessly. Among them, an accountant and his wife and children were killed as a result.
Harry, who was accustomed to the conversation, confessed to the priest one day that he always earned free information and said that he had done a lot of evil. Because when he repeatedly broadcasted the conversation of a young man and a young man recorded in a park with noisy people in San Francisco, he suddenly found that there was something in the words: someone was threatening and intimidating them, and even their lives were at stake. This time Harry wanted to help the young couple, but he didn't know where they were and couldn't start, he was hesitating.
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