Trust once broken can never be truly fixed again.
I am sure the author will explain everything and make them happy together at the end after all of this. However, there will always be this unspoken "what if" lingering in the air forever...
Not replying to my messages right away? What if he left me again.
Being late from work? What if he left me again.
Seeing mother playing with children during a walk? What if he leaves me to get a "normal" life again.
Anxiety. Panic. Control. Possessiveness. Insecurity. The little voice in your head thinking about the worst scenarios that simply cannot seem true but they could be after all because you know this happened before.
The fact that instead of facing problems together he decided to leave you. Just like that.
He vowed to spend lifetine together, in the good times, and in the bad times. But when bad times came, he chose to break you.
Was he fighting for us? Was this really the only solution, or was it the easiest one?
Even with a happy ending and bullet-proof explanation of Haebom choices, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I am afraid the damage done to this story is irreparable which deeply pains me.







Isn't Mok a bit fast in assuming all is well between them, calling Nanjo babe, blushing all around. Literally nothing was said about their current situation lol, I have this gloomy feeling. Hope I am wrong and we won't get drama next chapter followed by the 3 months hiatus as a middle finger
u know mok is crazy he lowkey got borderline personality disorder n gets obsessive super fast so ofc he thinks everything is cool . But yeah judging by where the hiatus is it’s probably gonna end on a major cliffhanger
I don't think it's lowkey, I actually think that is the reason the story's name is Borderline...
the author has said that none of the characters in the story have bpd
Oh, didn't know that, thank you for enlightening me!
However, I do believe that once you publish a story to the public, it is then open for the world to interpret in any way it makes the most sense for them, and Mok having BPD does make a lot of sense to me. This is my opinion only, I am not trying to push the "everybody that has trauma and is a little bit too *intense* has a mental illness" agenda.
true! everybody is entitled to their own headcanons for any work of fiction