It's right in front of you.

She is a member of the Federal Witness Protection Program in New Mexico, and her job is highly confidential. The people she protects include professional criminals, clever swindlers, murderers, unfortunate victims, and accidental witnesses to crimes. However, regardless of their identity or guilt, they all have one thing in common: someone wants them dead. For the witnesses, testifying in court means abandoning family and friends and cutting off all existing ties. Her duty is to protect them from being hunted down by enemies, help them change their identities, and move to an unfamiliar southwestern area to start a new life. She has a partner, and their personalities clash like Mars colliding with Earth. They constantly mock each other and argue frequently, but they also cooperate seamlessly and successfully complete one protection task after another. Although the job is extremely dangerous and stressful, it pales in comparison to the headache caused by family matters. She lives with her clingy mother and equally troublesome sister who has never held a proper job and always has a drink in hand. The reason for moving to New Mexico was to get rid of a box of methamphetamine for her boyfriend. She must carefully hide the nature of her work from them and her friends. She also has a boyfriend with whom her relationship is on-and-off due to her repeatedly using her job and family as excuses whenever he tries to deepen their relationship.