What I found really interesting was that before Garam left, he also broke the piano. In a way, he didn’t just leave Heejae—he also broke the language of communication Heejae had always hidden behind. Music was Heejae’s way of expressing his feelings without having to say them directly. Now, by leaving and breaking the piano, Garam is basically saying: I don’t want to keep decoding your love anymore. If you have something to say, you need to say it yourself. Heejae really needs to change. I just hope he realizes it before someone else steals Garam’s heart.
What I found really interesting was that before Garam left, he also broke the piano. In a way, he didn’t just leave Heejae—he also broke the language of communication Heejae had always hidden behind. Music was Heejae’s way of expressing his feelings without having to say them directly. Now, by leaving and breaking the piano, Garam is basically saying:
I don’t want to keep decoding your love anymore. If you have something to say, you need to say it yourself.
Heejae really needs to change. I just hope he realizes it before someone else steals Garam’s heart.