Talk about misfortune.... my heart oughh

The fact that it was just one huge circumstantial mistake makes it so much worse and sad to me. Like i wish there was someone to point fingers at but instead it was just many unforseen variables coming together for the worst outcome.

Although it now makes me wonder if Uncle Taewon is trying to blame Seung-hyeon for the incident because he actually doesn't want to acknowledge that he blames himself for going to work sleep deprived and getting severely injured, thus leaving child Chaejun to his own devices.
But the fact none of the workers even considered the fact Chaejun could still be on site lowk pisses me off, because they know damn well Chaejun has always been accompanying Taewon for awhile since his parents are away.

Ugh the poor babies, I hope we get to find out why Seung-hyeon forgot as well. Cause since he never made it to the storage room I wonder what was said or done that made Chaejun like a passing memory.

Current guess rn is that maybe he was told they moved away. Since Taewon said he was finished with the project. Then both him and Chaejun are injured. I wouldn't be surpised if Seung-hyeon was told information that they left and arent coming back.

And we already know Seung-hyeon already has a bad memory when it comes to kids he deemed younger than him that he watched over/mentored. Given by that chapter where a younger kid from his old dojo remembered him while Seung-hyeon did not remember the kid at all, and iirc said he doesn't remember the faces of most of those kids.
So I can see kid Seung-hyeon disappointed in the moment, but he already was naturally accepting when it comes to disappointment thanks to his self esteem issues. So no wonder Chaejun became a passing memory. He probably wouldn't have become one of he didn't get head trauma, promptly forgetting Seung-hyeon, himself.

Literally if Chaejun didn't get injured, he would have most likely sought Seung-hyeon out
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