The heroine Lee Holloway, in her twenties, returned to her home in the State of New Jersey after a brief treatment at the psychiatric center . Faced with the alcoholic father and the cowardly doting mother again, her "self-destructive" symptom increased somewhat. She was clearly aware of the terrifying nature of the "relapse of the old disease", so she began to find a way to escape this depressive living environment that had been felt since she was a child. She started to learn to type, and soon found a job as a secretary in a law firm. It is very important for her to keep this job, even though her boss Edward Grey (James Spader) seems a bit domineering .
Edward watched her, studied her, and slowly began to correct her typing mistakes, punishing her with his palm buttocks at the gorgeous desk. This actually aroused Lee's lust for Mr. Grey. Since then, she has repeatedly deliberately used "typing errors" to relive this'warmth'.
The film carefully expands the character's personality, and finally makes Lee and Edward clearly realize that there is a special, physical and spiritual dependence between them. The two oppressed and fragile hearts slowly approached without speaking, balancing each other's hurt and pain, and the whole process was full of warmth and harmony.
