Each of them are guilty in causing someone harm and/or discomfort. They also have their own layer of obsession. Either mc will decide that this is a wake up call enough to end his current “relationship” but I worry that he will just end his life.
Or maybe the ml will force to realize that he and the “ex” are not that different. Thus he treats mc better because unlike the ex, he actually holds an affection for mc because he felt seen in his music that only mc understands.
Maybe the author will surprise me, but I do see those two being endgame regardless and coming to better terms in how they started out. The usual. But would be interesting to see if mc just focuses more on himself because I do see hints of religious trauma in this chapter.
Each of them are guilty in causing someone harm and/or discomfort. They also have their own layer of obsession. Either mc will decide that this is a wake up call enough to end his current “relationship” but I worry that he will just end his life.
Or maybe the ml will force to realize that he and the “ex” are not that different. Thus he treats mc better because unlike the ex, he actually holds an affection for mc because he felt seen in his music that only mc understands.
Maybe the author will surprise me, but I do see those two being endgame regardless and coming to better terms in how they started out. The usual. But would be interesting to see if mc just focuses more on himself because I do see hints of religious trauma in this chapter.