I do like author's clear intention to make this look uncomfortable and disgusting because that's what clearly is. Yesung is nothing more than an object to let out his twisted sexual desires and so kind of a Muse for his 'art'. The ownership the boss feels towards Yesung and the way he uses him really doesn't have to do with Art or creativity. It's sick and I do like that Yesung is starting to see that and feeling more afraid and rejection but even when he can't do nothing to prevent it or say he doesn't want this done to him, his mind is searching for an escape from the situation while imagining Gyeol there, doing him.
But we know he can't do nothing about this. He's too deep and he still sees the boss as a... kind guardian or parental figure. He's being groomed to the core but that's why Gyeol presence is so important. What he feels for him is more than attraction, Gyeol is a force of nature if you let him be and Yesung sees that. And while I sometimes don't like Gyeol methods or that he's some kind of a brute, he does act, he keeps promises, he does want to protect him and if he had the opportunity, he'll kill the old man.
But still we have a couple more chapters of the boss being a disgusting creep and Yesung's falling again into that lowly state of mind.
I do like author's clear intention to make this look uncomfortable and disgusting because that's what clearly is. Yesung is nothing more than an object to let out his twisted sexual desires and so kind of a Muse for his 'art'. The ownership the boss feels towards Yesung and the way he uses him really doesn't have to do with Art or creativity. It's sick and I do like that Yesung is starting to see that and feeling more afraid and rejection but even when he can't do nothing to prevent it or say he doesn't want this done to him, his mind is searching for an escape from the situation while imagining Gyeol there, doing him.
But we know he can't do nothing about this. He's too deep and he still sees the boss as a... kind guardian or parental figure. He's being groomed to the core but that's why Gyeol presence is so important. What he feels for him is more than attraction, Gyeol is a force of nature if you let him be and Yesung sees that. And while I sometimes don't like Gyeol methods or that he's some kind of a brute, he does act, he keeps promises, he does want to protect him and if he had the opportunity, he'll kill the old man.
But still we have a couple more chapters of the boss being a disgusting creep and Yesung's falling again into that lowly state of mind.