yeah, Seowoo was absolutely wrong for asking Jaewoo to be his stand-in, even considering his social anxiety. But Jaewoo also agreed to that. That was their agreement. They were collusive in their scheme to trick Ohn, and equally reproachable in that respect.
However, Jae-woo should at least feel *bad* for breaking off their agreement. I'm not blaming him for catching feelings, but he should have had the conscience to at least say, "Hyung sorry but I also like Ohn now." But nope. He swept it under the rug, secretly met up with Ohn, outright challenged Seowoo and had the audacity to smirk at him. Imagine you ask your friend to be your wingman, and a few days later your friend tells you, "Oh sorry we're dating now." That's how Seowoo should be feeling right now. Completely betrayed.
yeah, Seowoo was absolutely wrong for asking Jaewoo to be his stand-in, even considering his social anxiety. But Jaewoo also agreed to that. That was their agreement. They were collusive in their scheme to trick Ohn, and equally reproachable in that respect.
However, Jae-woo should at least feel *bad* for breaking off their agreement. I'm not blaming him for catching feelings, but he should have had the conscience to at least say, "Hyung sorry but I also like Ohn now." But nope. He swept it under the rug, secretly met up with Ohn, outright challenged Seowoo and had the audacity to smirk at him. Imagine you ask your friend to be your wingman, and a few days later your friend tells you, "Oh sorry we're dating now." That's how Seowoo should be feeling right now. Completely betrayed.