Leor thinks he's an unparalleled detective, and a gentleman at that. His case record is pristine and loose ends are something he scoffs at. Until he meets Joe Holmes and Jean Ruse. He finds one detective after another is after the same singular thread. He speculates that this thread is one of many, a portion of strings with one great orchestrator whose motive is malevolence. As ambiguity grows and the danger is heightened, Leor wonders if this is one case he should've left in his past.