Okay since this plot will never get mentioned again
I'm going to remind everyone that Babyface's father sold him to Director Gi.
This is why no matter how disgusting Gi Taeyeon's mouth spouts, we know he treats Babyface well.
Plus he's very careful in handling the father because he doesn't want Babyface to hate him later on, he's scared that he might develop paternal love to that mf, no matter how Soohyun assured him that he didn't care.
I just feel like the contract is so frustrating for the omega
He had a blackmail material but he didn't ask for an instant pay out
He gets payed after every dates, but the mfing alpha just pop anytime anywhere so he's wasting the Uke's time without paying
He didn't payed the omega on their first time having sex. (So I'm okay with the omega raping him now)
My capitalistic brain cannot accept this conditions
I'm at chapter 14 before then strart over again and tbh I'm having a hard time powering through this.
there's something incredibly boring in the execution of the story, theres no build up and the author is just randomly dropping the important facts and scenarios here and there.
Because there's no build up, it's hard to seperate the important stuffs and the fillers.
But i want to meet the baby because it's rare to have an asshole yaoi baby ( ̄∇ ̄")
Ahhh the struggle
The reason why Babyface followed the Director is because he's the only one that's been treating him like a functioning adult.
He gave him a job with salary and contract.
Everybody else is calling him a kid / puppy, treats him like he knows nothing and questions his decisions.
Yes! He even liked it when the Director first called him Boss which I think that's the reason why he warmed up to him right easily despite his shady and scary background. The towndpeople coddle him too much when he gives something they say something like he shouldnt have to, but the Director, he shamelessly accepts everything that's why he feels accomplished









I don't think miscommunication is the main problem.
Yes, it will move things smoothly and quickly but the problem was they are both dead set in their own ways.
They were both inflexible to change which was shown through their recurring clashes between big grand gesture vs small act of consistency.
Most of you missed it because of how short the reconciliation was but when they communicated their problems, they still argued and can't trust each other.
This is how i see the ending:
Doing a romantic movie kiss was how they solved their problem (or rather the first step)
They both crossed the lines of their world and leap in the realm of romance movie couples, and by doing that they now follow the same rules and have the same guidelines on how to treat each other like a lover.
Kissing publicly while raining is a big gesture AND a quality time and also very inexpensive but costly for Helbert because he's an infamous cold and indifferent man.