I Saw My Killer

Preface

PrefaceRelationships are complicated, especially when a third party is involved, between a husband and wife. A new beat in a life without rhythm changes everything. It introduces a new equation and a new difficulty. And the brain is the source of all of these issues. The location of the mind is unknown. But, if it lives in the brain, what happens when the brain goes to a new body? Does the new body inherit the brain's identity? Is there no such thing as a separate identity for the body?

Dr. Brian, a well-known neuroscientist, gave it a lot of thought. His research goal was to bring all of the memories buried deep within one's mind to light. Because buried memories can produce a wave of distrust in a relationship. And occasionally, the repressed memories erupt like a tsunami and slam into someone. Relationships fall apart, and life becomes more difficult. In his married life, he receives a new research topic.

Iris and Emily are twin sisters. Not only are their body shapes identical, but so are their hair colors, fingerprints, and irises. This means that biometric data will not be able to differentiate between the two in any way. After marrying Emily, Brian, a world-famous neuroscientist also develops a relationship with Iris. The subject of his research is twofold: firstly, to know the secrets of one's mind; and secondly, to check whether the twins were mentally different.