I remember thinking this way about the first volume but i dont understand hanas constant misreading of everything when it comes to the world having very little tolerance for omegas. Sure people can have the type of personality where they wanna give grace to anything they may misunderstand but sometimes he fully just refuses to accept malice or prejudice, which after establishing an entire character arc makes him so incredibly frustrating to read a second time. His want to save his mothers face despite her literally hating him is also something i dont get, like if i were to map it out could it make sense? yeah, but he basically affirms to himself he doesnt want to rebuild the relationship shes proposing.... and then doesnt tell his partner his worries? did we not go over this already?
I remember thinking this way about the first volume but i dont understand hanas constant misreading of everything when it comes to the world having very little tolerance for omegas. Sure people can have the type of personality where they wanna give grace to anything they may misunderstand but sometimes he fully just refuses to accept malice or prejudice, which after establishing an entire character arc makes him so incredibly frustrating to read a second time. His want to save his mothers face despite her literally hating him is also something i dont get, like if i were to map it out could it make sense? yeah, but he basically affirms to himself he doesnt want to rebuild the relationship shes proposing.... and then doesnt tell his partner his worries? did we not go over this already?