I just finished reading up to chapter 13 and now chapter 14…
for the first time, I honestly found myself wishing Suah would get into an accident and forget Juhyeok. I know that sounds extreme, but that’s how much it hurt to read. I just feel like Suah deserves so much better.
There’s a reason he was covering Juhyeok with his scent, especially in a sports environment dominated by alphas. It didn’t feel possessive to me — it felt protective. Like he was shielding the “husband” he grew up loving, the one who promised they’d get married when they were kids. Suah has been holding onto that promise all this time.
I just want Juhyeok to start treating Suah like a human being — not like a dog, not like a milkmaker, not like something he owns.
Suah has that friend in college… and maybe, just maybe, that friend could be someone who makes him feel lighter. I just want to see Suah genuinely smile. The only real smile we’ve ever seen from him was when he was a child.
I just finished reading up to chapter 13 and now chapter 14…
for the first time, I honestly found myself wishing Suah would get into an accident and forget Juhyeok. I know that sounds extreme, but that’s how much it hurt to read. I just feel like Suah deserves so much better.
There’s a reason he was covering Juhyeok with his scent, especially in a sports environment dominated by alphas. It didn’t feel possessive to me — it felt protective. Like he was shielding the “husband” he grew up loving, the one who promised they’d get married when they were kids. Suah has been holding onto that promise all this time.
I just want Juhyeok to start treating Suah like a human being — not like a dog, not like a milkmaker, not like something he owns.
Suah has that friend in college… and maybe, just maybe, that friend could be someone who makes him feel lighter. I just want to see Suah genuinely smile. The only real smile we’ve ever seen from him was when he was a child.
He deserves to be happy.