I have a feeling the author is going to make Hyesung and his mother reconcile for the sake of it being a 'wholesome family story', but this does not reflect what we witnessed in Hyesung's story.
I understand where Byul was coming from when he mentioned earlier about being abandoned by Hyesung as a baby... but the difference is that Hyesung came back in a very short period of time. He also left Byul in the care of his father who was loving and doting on him from the getgo... Hyesung's mother knew her husband and his violent/abusive tendencies against omegas especially and left her son, who she had raised for YEARS to start a family elsewhere and be subjected to the whims of his father.
Dojin going behind Hyesung's back to provide for his mother is so underhanded and not something a significant other should EVER do. That is not his place, in-law or not. I wonder how other members of Dojin's family would react if they found out about this, or even Hyesung's friend (the father of the pretty girl im so sorry i cant recall her name at the moment) would react.
Anyways, all this to say that Hyesung and his mother had different situations and a redemption for her is unnecessary. I could be satisfied if they met, she explained herself and Hyesung still didnt forgive her.
I have a feeling the author is going to make Hyesung and his mother reconcile for the sake of it being a 'wholesome family story', but this does not reflect what we witnessed in Hyesung's story.
I understand where Byul was coming from when he mentioned earlier about being abandoned by Hyesung as a baby... but the difference is that Hyesung came back in a very short period of time. He also left Byul in the care of his father who was loving and doting on him from the getgo... Hyesung's mother knew her husband and his violent/abusive tendencies against omegas especially and left her son, who she had raised for YEARS to start a family elsewhere and be subjected to the whims of his father.
Dojin going behind Hyesung's back to provide for his mother is so underhanded and not something a significant other should EVER do. That is not his place, in-law or not. I wonder how other members of Dojin's family would react if they found out about this, or even Hyesung's friend (the father of the pretty girl im so sorry i cant recall her name at the moment) would react.
Anyways, all this to say that Hyesung and his mother had different situations and a redemption for her is unnecessary. I could be satisfied if they met, she explained herself and Hyesung still didnt forgive her.