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The side story is different. He took her from a different dimension where she had trauma. This man doesn’t know what that word means lol. He called her a toy said he would kill her after a certain period and kills people on a whim. Imagine what he would threaten her with if she had his baby near him. This man is like a hamster ready to eat the babies before something bad happens. It makes sense to have the baby far away from him. Why she went back….. is what’s confusing to me.
The main story was so good, each action that the characters took felt genuine to what they’ve experienced until now, was so happy but… Just finished the first side, and even though it was a happy ending it felt a little over the top at times, like, what do you mean she just assumed he would terminate the pregnancy and disappeared for 4 years? I get that she was scared but that was wrong imo, he had been acting all nice to her all that time, even if she was suspicious of his intentions but to use that suspicion to justify disappearing with their child sounded awful to me, I understand the fear and insecurity, but to do all that and then feel like you were so righteous about it all, not caring about any consequences, putting all the blame on him (not just her, but every other character as well), made me uncomfortable, the happy ending of the first side didn’t feel as satisfying as it could have been #－.－) btw I’m not taking his blame out of everything, he was crazy on the side, but that crazy still felt genuine to the character building, on the other hand her disappearance just seemed like plot device to make him mad and her like the saint liked by all, that I didn’t liked, why can’t the author just focus on showcasing her intelligence?? Must all her actions serve to show how obsessed he is with her? Anyways, by reading the other comments I know this is probably an unpopular opinion, but I needed to vent a little