There was a time when Chan felt awkward around Pyojun because he knew they both had some feelings towards Sami. When he was avoiding him, Pyojun was the one who approached and asked why their convos focused on Sami more and why Chan was avoiding him. You can't tell me Pyojun didn't have some idea of their feelings by then, but he valued Chan enough to have an honest talk.
However, for whatever reason, Pyojun now treats him like a villain. He lowkey always gives him warnings. Their friendship is so strained without even a good reason. Doesn't Pyojun know how Chan is? As if he'd want to be an obstacle, unlike "someone" who keeps getting unnecessary screen time. *rolls eyes* I'll still give him benefit of the doubt that he's refraining from saying much to not hurt Chan's feelings even if it seems cruel to just shut him off.
Though it almost feels deliberate from the author's side. As if they favor Tabin more than Chan and just wanted to get Chan out of the way. （￣へ￣）
There was a time when Chan felt awkward around Pyojun because he knew they both had some feelings towards Sami. When he was avoiding him, Pyojun was the one who approached and asked why their convos focused on Sami more and why Chan was avoiding him. You can't tell me Pyojun didn't have some idea of their feelings by then, but he valued Chan enough to have an honest talk.
However, for whatever reason, Pyojun now treats him like a villain. He lowkey always gives him warnings. Their friendship is so strained without even a good reason. Doesn't Pyojun know how Chan is? As if he'd want to be an obstacle, unlike "someone" who keeps getting unnecessary screen time. *rolls eyes* I'll still give him benefit of the doubt that he's refraining from saying much to not hurt Chan's feelings even if it seems cruel to just shut him off.
Though it almost feels deliberate from the author's side. As if they favor Tabin more than Chan and just wanted to get Chan out of the way. （￣へ￣）