You know that the writing is good asf when both points of views are totally valid, and most in importantly... A natural conclusion for the characters!!! Yeongwoon has struggled with his mental health for years, leading to an alcohol addiction and reliance on medication. After a decade of pain and struggles, he finally chooses to stay with Seoin instead of reopening old wounds that nearly ruined his life. Why would he out of all people choose to face that trauma AGAIN? Meanwhile, Seoin has just recently uncovered painful family secrets after many years of antagonizing Yeongwoon, even mistreating and torturing him since they reconnected. He JUST learned something that apparently everyone knew BUT him! Not even having enough time to process what happened! It doesn't matter that it has been 10 years or that Yeongwoon is fine with it... How can he forgive himself?!! How can he forgive his family?! This story is just so so peak it's crazy
You know that the writing is good asf when both points of views are totally valid, and most in importantly... A natural conclusion for the characters!!! Yeongwoon has struggled with his mental health for years, leading to an alcohol addiction and reliance on medication. After a decade of pain and struggles, he finally chooses to stay with Seoin instead of reopening old wounds that nearly ruined his life. Why would he out of all people choose to face that trauma AGAIN? Meanwhile, Seoin has just recently uncovered painful family secrets after many years of antagonizing Yeongwoon, even mistreating and torturing him since they reconnected. He JUST learned something that apparently everyone knew BUT him! Not even having enough time to process what happened! It doesn't matter that it has been 10 years or that Yeongwoon is fine with it... How can he forgive himself?!! How can he forgive his family?! This story is just so so peak it's crazy