But I think it makes a lot more sense he ended up with Seowoo. Even from the very beginning what made Ohn fall for the twins in the first place was him thinking they were genuine about their feelings and every time he thought that was when Seowoo had strong reactions when interacting with him. It also seems like he had some unresolved issues with Jaewoo from the start.
With Jaewoo seeing Ohn get bullied and not doing anything (even though he understands and admits there were no expectations) and even his own brother getting bullied it’s clear he just sidelined when he was fully capable and willing to help in certain circumstances (when he saved Ohn after he already fell for him). It’s not like I expected him to go in and fight those bullies himself, but it’s really discouraging just getting bullied while others just pretend you don’t exist. You could’ve at the least called for a teacher if it was happening on school grounds. This just makes Seowoo more relatable to Ohn since he was also getting bullied. This isn’t to mention his prejudice about Ohn being women-crazy when that was part of why he was getting bullied in the first place. Ohn already knew Jaewoo treated him harshly before he was pretending to be his brother. I think the author really wanted to keep the story light and focus more on change rather than dwelling on the past, but there was a lot more backstory readers could easily intuit.
But I think it makes a lot more sense he ended up with Seowoo. Even from the very beginning what made Ohn fall for the twins in the first place was him thinking they were genuine about their feelings and every time he thought that was when Seowoo had strong reactions when interacting with him. It also seems like he had some unresolved issues with Jaewoo from the start.
With Jaewoo seeing Ohn get bullied and not doing anything (even though he understands and admits there were no expectations) and even his own brother getting bullied it’s clear he just sidelined when he was fully capable and willing to help in certain circumstances (when he saved Ohn after he already fell for him). It’s not like I expected him to go in and fight those bullies himself, but it’s really discouraging just getting bullied while others just pretend you don’t exist. You could’ve at the least called for a teacher if it was happening on school grounds. This just makes Seowoo more relatable to Ohn since he was also getting bullied. This isn’t to mention his prejudice about Ohn being women-crazy when that was part of why he was getting bullied in the first place. Ohn already knew Jaewoo treated him harshly before he was pretending to be his brother. I think the author really wanted to keep the story light and focus more on change rather than dwelling on the past, but there was a lot more backstory readers could easily intuit.