Shmomi

I agree but also I thought Haebom had grown a spine ever since Taesung's dad had also "threatened" Haebom to breakup with Taesung. I mean yea Taesung's dad ended up accepting them after ahjumma basically told him Taesung would happily disown him as a father if he went through with demanding them to break up, but still. Haebom seemed to stand his ground there, so I was pretty disappointed that it seemed like Haebom had regressed back to having no spine and did absolutely nothing to stand his ground and protect his relationship with Taesung when it came to his grandpa. Instead he just gave up right away...

Yeah thats true but we gotta remember he was almost, if not already bc we dont know what happened during those months he was gone, graped. That trauma and fear are like blinders for his rationality. As well as the "shame" that one feels when after going through something like that. Which is why alot of sa victims dont say anything when it happens to them.

That is true. I did think of that after I'd made my comment but tbh I naively thought of just the grandpa only threatening of grape, which is still just as bad though. And I was hoping that time with the redhead that we saw was the only attempt. Of course we'd all like it if there was no attempts at all... either way I do still feel bad for Haebom and he def doesn't deserve the treatment he's getting from the grandpa just cause he loves Taesung and I really hope that old man rots in an eternity worse than hell. I would say I wish he could die but I feel like that'd be an easy way out... he should suffer for the crap he's been putting these boys through

i was thinkin the same

I refuse to read this until I see in the comments that this stuff is coming to an end. The author had managed to write a FANTASTIC story—with little drama, yet still incredibly interesting and sexy—and I don't understand why she decided to inject toxicity into the plot. I get the feeling it wasn't her idea, and that someone told her the story was too tame and wouldn't work for a Season 3. Huge mistake: we all read this series precisely because it was pleasant, sweet, and relaxing. A major misjudgment regarding the target audience.