"I've got you."
And for the first time in twenty years, Angie Polaski let him. will trent angie
constructs a life defined by rigid control. His dyslexia, a source of childhood shame, is combated by his eidetic memory and meticulous investigative work. He channels his history of powerlessness into a career where he exerts power on behalf of the vulnerable. Will’s ethos is one of delayed gratification and moral absolutism; he stays with Angie not merely out of love, but out of a sense of duty and a deeply ingrained fear of abandoning someone who needs him. "I've got you