loves ✧

blood isn’t always thicker than water

one of the first stories i’ve read, sort of introducing me to both the genre and style of reading. holds a special place in my heart

they call it necessary evil for a reason, even if the means go beyond what is necessary

you know you have it bad when you start to miss the loud noises your neighbor used to make

nothing screams patriotism more than a bookstore love story and well… arson

fair means of vigilantism, nothing absurd nor inhumane

you’ve lived your entire life forced to build a weak frame, being meek and fragile, all so you can provide an alibi for a father whose hobbies include the occasional slaughtering of women

don’t think you can fully corrupt something just because it has long been in the dark

the story has not fully shared the origins of its monsters, making it a little unsatisfactory on my end as i like my curiosities answered. however, i believe that decision has made the story much more captivating. a little sidenote, i like gyuhwan more than i do hyuk probably i think

this definitely isn’t a favorite because it was all rainbows and butterflies