By the way, the roles are reversed— their positions are switched in the actual story. So I'll correct you on that part
The top (Ju Yeongshin) questions just how shady the contract is since he's getting paid so much just for "meeting" Baek Gyeong (the bottom in actuality). He wants Baek to disclose the services stated but Baek says that'll breach information about his private life (assuming that it relates with the state the top found in him— the closet scene, or in simpler terms his sex life). He counterattacks the initial contract by writing his own terms, basically stating that he must not be coerced into any acts that he doesn't consent with and that includes sexual acts and we know that Baek has the motives ot involve Ju Yeongshin in his sex life which caught Baek off guard.
what does the contract even mean??? like what did the bot add to the contract that made the top rethink?
By the way, the roles are reversed— their positions are switched in the actual story. So I'll correct you on that part
The top (Ju Yeongshin) questions just how shady the contract is since he's getting paid so much just for "meeting" Baek Gyeong (the bottom in actuality). He wants Baek to disclose the services stated but Baek says that'll breach information about his private life (assuming that it relates with the state the top found in him— the closet scene, or in simpler terms his sex life). He counterattacks the initial contract by writing his own terms, basically stating that he must not be coerced into any acts that he doesn't consent with and that includes sexual acts and we know that Baek has the motives ot involve Ju Yeongshin in his sex life which caught Baek off guard.
I hope that answers your question.
I think it’s legal jargon to make the conditions the top wanted to not be valid or something