I don’t mind the direction the story is taking. Although, I would have loved for it to be Walter instead of Youngjo—but then again, he and Garam are just good friends, whereas Youngjo is a former flame, so there’s that sexual chemistry needed to drive the plot forward.
I wonder what’s going on with the professor... so much time has passed, and he hasn’t tried to seek him out—or, at the very least, we still don’t know how much effort he put in (if he did anything at all) to win Garam back. He’s such a proud man, and, at the same time, a psychotic one.
Damn, Garam's loneliness hurts... even though he chose this lifestyle himself to distance himself from everything that might remind him of his past—and now, Youngjo is there with him.
If Yosef reappears too, I might just lose it! Youngjo didn’t want to talk about him, and I highly doubt that, at this point, they aren’t still a part of each other’s lives. Garam doesn't need more people's drama and lies.
And Youngjo's words and actions are right, nice and comforting, all that in a handsome packaging ready to give Garam whatever he desires. I hope he matured enough to actually help and not take advantage of Garam's mental state so he can be forgiven for his past actions or win him back.
Be selfish in your solitude, Garam.
I don’t mind the direction the story is taking. Although, I would have loved for it to be Walter instead of Youngjo—but then again, he and Garam are just good friends, whereas Youngjo is a former flame, so there’s that sexual chemistry needed to drive the plot forward.
I wonder what’s going on with the professor... so much time has passed, and he hasn’t tried to seek him out—or, at the very least, we still don’t know how much effort he put in (if he did anything at all) to win Garam back. He’s such a proud man, and, at the same time, a psychotic one.
Damn, Garam's loneliness hurts... even though he chose this lifestyle himself to distance himself from everything that might remind him of his past—and now, Youngjo is there with him.
If Yosef reappears too, I might just lose it! Youngjo didn’t want to talk about him, and I highly doubt that, at this point, they aren’t still a part of each other’s lives. Garam doesn't need more people's drama and lies.
And Youngjo's words and actions are right, nice and comforting, all that in a handsome packaging ready to give Garam whatever he desires. I hope he matured enough to actually help and not take advantage of Garam's mental state so he can be forgiven for his past actions or win him back.