I NEED SIDE STORIES
PLEASE
I'M BEGGING AND CRAWLING
I need to see more of the orphanage, the gang being a big happy family and main couple being all lovey dovey in their everyday lives
It is obvious since the beginning of the story that there's something wrong with Aaron, HOWEVER, I truthfully believe his character did not deserve to become a rapist. A kidnapper?? Sure, but rapist??
These characters had depth, they were complex and yet beautifully human. We could understand where they were coming from and why their relationship was complicated.
With this "twist" -for a lack of better word- it just feels like any other story with a red flag/black flag top. It feels just animalistic and unoriginal.
So so sad
This is a rant mostly , and if some of the things said next resonates with stuff that it's not your cup of tea, then I hope it helps you decide wether to read the story or not.
So, I couldn't get past chapter 20.
I really wanted to read this one, cuz the child is so adorable. However, although I understand this is an omegaverse, and often times that's used as a device to impose sex under the excuse of pheromones and instincts, I CANT ANYMOOORE.
I can't get over this omega insisting on "I have to get away for my child's sake yada yada", and have no resolve whatsoever when he's in heat.
Something else that really bothered me, was, again, the omega not attending to his health and taking care of his child appropriately. Unlike other stories, he has the money, and the support. He really endangered his child by being so stupidly stubborn, and aside the times that he was sick, letting a 6 year old alone ANYWHERE doesn't sound so safe . Is that something cultural? I know that in Japan it can be normal to see kindergartners doing groceries close by, so maybe that's just something that seems off due to cultural differences.
And lastly, I'm not a big fan of chasing arcs when one of the parties involved has made it so blatantly clear that wants to be left alone and there is no strong romantic feelings or regret backing up the chase; and that's the alpha.
Don't jump me please, this story was not for me, hence, I'll stop reading it.
I absolutely don't like that man talking down to Sara, and as she said, that's his modus operandi to break "young girls" spirits (fucked up). HOWEVER, he was not entirely wrong about her character, her lack of ambition and lack of sincerity. It is obvious Sara's passion has long gone since her family's passing, so I see two options here:
a) Sara regains her passion and finds courage to live her life happily and without guilt (with Soojoon's support, obviously)
b) Again, with the power of love, self-healing, introspection and hopefully therapy (although I know it's not common in SK or is looked upon as taboo), she'll find her new path, abandoning the idol life and along it, that persona she hates that people (fans, staff and even past lovers) love.
HUMBLE OPINION