I get that she's faking it with her ex to get back at him, and she has everything under control. But why can't she tell the ML anything? The ex keeps provoking the ML and telling him that the FL doesn't want him anymore, they're gonna get back to together soon, and the ML means nothing to her. FL DOESN'T EVEN DENY IT.
There's a whole chapter where the ML confronts her and breaks down, saying that it's his fault for not trusting her, but it hurts him so much. He keeps asking her if she doesn't want him anymore, to just give him one word of reassurance, but she doesn't even respond to that. The boy's crying and she doesn't say or do shit other than "I can't tell you my plan yet, but maybe (the ex) is right. There's not enough trust in our relationship."
Like bitch, you want him to trust you, but you keep making him insecure over and over again. Why do you need to say something so toxic? What's wrong with telling him "Don't worry, I'm just pretending to go along with what my ex is doing. My plan is blahblahblah"? Does she think he's a child who won't understand anything?
A few days after, they interact on the filming set (because their relationship is a secret) and he acts more politely than usual. And she has the audacity to think, "Is he still unhappy?" I CAN'T.
And while she's still pretending to be with the ex, an article about the ML and that one pink-haired actresses comes out. A lot of people think they'd make a good couple. ML says he's not opposed to it because it'll help with their careers. The FL acts all shocked and tries to control him by saying she doesn't agree, lowkey badmouths the pink-haired girl and manipulates the ML into agreeing too. Then, again, she has the audacity to go "Plus, you have a girlfriend already." At this point, she hasn't even finished the thing with the ex or explained anything to the ML yet.
Ugh. The lady boss trope is nice and all, but she doesn't deserve him. He's so deeply in love that he basically forgives everything she does, and she totally abuses that. I'm dropping this.
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I get that she's faking it with her ex to get back at him, and she has everything under control. But why can't she tell the ML anything? The ex keeps provoking the ML and telling him that the FL doesn't want him anymore, they're gonna get back to together soon, and the ML means nothing to her. FL DOESN'T EVEN DENY IT.
There's a whole chapter where the ML confronts her and breaks down, saying that it's his fault for not trusting her, but it hurts him so much. He keeps asking her if she doesn't want him anymore, to just give him one word of reassurance, but she doesn't even respond to that. The boy's crying and she doesn't say or do shit other than "I can't tell you my plan yet, but maybe (the ex) is right. There's not enough trust in our relationship."
Like bitch, you want him to trust you, but you keep making him insecure over and over again. Why do you need to say something so toxic? What's wrong with telling him "Don't worry, I'm just pretending to go along with what my ex is doing. My plan is blahblahblah"? Does she think he's a child who won't understand anything?
A few days after, they interact on the filming set (because their relationship is a secret) and he acts more politely than usual. And she has the audacity to think, "Is he still unhappy?" I CAN'T.
And while she's still pretending to be with the ex, an article about the ML and that one pink-haired actresses comes out. A lot of people think they'd make a good couple. ML says he's not opposed to it because it'll help with their careers. The FL acts all shocked and tries to control him by saying she doesn't agree, lowkey badmouths the pink-haired girl and manipulates the ML into agreeing too. Then, again, she has the audacity to go "Plus, you have a girlfriend already." At this point, she hasn't even finished the thing with the ex or explained anything to the ML yet.
Ugh. The lady boss trope is nice and all, but she doesn't deserve him. He's so deeply in love that he basically forgives everything she does, and she totally abuses that. I'm dropping this.