How do you as an adult never question the fact that your father brought in a foreign orphan and kept them far away from the main house? ESPECIALLY after being close enough to said orphan to become their lover, and ESPECIALLY after hearing them say they received no education (which children have a legal right to) and that they had no papers to indicate they were even in the country legally. Yujin was kidnapped and held hostage for decades, and Winston's monster of a father didn't provide him with anything he would need to be able to live independently because he never intended to let him out of the house, and he didn't care what happened to him if he left.
How do you as an adult never question the fact that your father brought in a foreign orphan and kept them far away from the main house? ESPECIALLY after being close enough to said orphan to become their lover, and ESPECIALLY after hearing them say they received no education (which children have a legal right to) and that they had no papers to indicate they were even in the country legally. Yujin was kidnapped and held hostage for decades, and Winston's monster of a father didn't provide him with anything he would need to be able to live independently because he never intended to let him out of the house, and he didn't care what happened to him if he left.