While I understand Chae Woo is the gentlest with Leeyeon right now without his memories, this arc doesn’t carry the same weight as afterwards once he regains his memories. Leeyeon’s also not free from the lies she has to keep telling and Chaewoo’s an empty shell, their relationship is literally built on nothing but lies and it won’t take long before the illusion shatters like glass. If this went on, I don’t think it’s actually a healthy way to nurture a relationship. Maybe it’s my personal interpretation but I actually prefer their relationship once all the misunderstanding gets cleared up because it shows why they still chose each other in the end and they’re freely living as themselves without having to hide their identities.
(and even with all the resentment because of misunderstandings, they showed how they both still cared for each other which speaks volumes compared to how Chaewoo’s acting right now while he’s co-dependent on Leeyeon and trying to win her affections.)
(I’m a novel reader)
While I understand Chae Woo is the gentlest with Leeyeon right now without his memories, this arc doesn’t carry the same weight as afterwards once he regains his memories. Leeyeon’s also not free from the lies she has to keep telling and Chaewoo’s an empty shell, their relationship is literally built on nothing but lies and it won’t take long before the illusion shatters like glass. If this went on, I don’t think it’s actually a healthy way to nurture a relationship. Maybe it’s my personal interpretation but I actually prefer their relationship once all the misunderstanding gets cleared up because it shows why they still chose each other in the end and they’re freely living as themselves without having to hide their identities.
(and even with all the resentment because of misunderstandings, they showed how they both still cared for each other which speaks volumes compared to how Chaewoo’s acting right now while he’s co-dependent on Leeyeon and trying to win her affections.)