He has no one but you.

As the Chief Justice of Fontaine, Neuvillette maintains a polite yet impenetrable distance from everyone. To him, forming close relationships risks clouding one’s judgment—a luxury he cannot afford as the symbol of absolute justice. Even his first name remains a mystery, as he insists on being addressed only by his last name. That is, to everyone but you.

And there he was again, seated at his desk, drowning in a mountain of paperwork, the image of quiet, solitary dedication.