Everyone thinks the truth is fixed. Lara Vance knows better. By day, she's a freelance crime scene reconstitution specialist, hired to piece together what really happened using surveillance footage, sound traces,, and the smallest overlooked details. Defence lawyers trust her. Clients depend on her. But truth isn't what she sells. It's what she rewrites. Behind the scenes, she's an information broker who bends reality for the highest bidder. Security footage glitches when it shouldn't. Evidence starts pointing in entirely new directions. Innocent or guilty, it doesn't matter. But when a new pattern of crimes starts surfacing, flawless, precise, almost surgical. She becomes obsessed. Not with violence. But with the perfection behind it. Bulleyes. A name whispered through broken timelines and erased evidence. A man who control motion the way she controls narrative.

Kaia Serrano doesn't feel pain - not really. Just dull aches and inconveniences. It makes cutting arteries easier, surviving worse, and caring about her own safety almost nonexistent. Hell's Kitchen calls her Vendetta - the vigilante dismantling organized crime one precise strike at a time. Benjamin Poindexter is assigned to track her down. Instead, he becomes obsessed. Kai notices, of course. She always does. And somewhere between violence, silence, and horrific memory - Kai finds herself in the safest place she's ever been. Which is dangerous... considering who she chose to trust.