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stories where characters regret letting go or leaving the 
female lead, mostly romance and some family related

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Everyone is the problem. Let me explain.

Let's start with Nanjo. He's the most innocent person here and is clearly a victim. HOWEVER. The way he went about "protecting" Sunhwa was completely wrong. Point blank, period. He's rich. If he genuinely thought Mok-yeon was dangerous, he could've sent some goons after him instead of...whatever that was.

I also firmly believe Nanjo is a little delusional. Unless future chapters prove me wrong, I don't think Sunhwa ever outright told him he was being abused. I think Nanjo heard what he wanted to hear and saw what he wanted to see. Sunhwa probably said something like, "I have this friend who gets a little rough sometimes," and Nanjo's brain immediately translated that into, "He's definitely being abused." Nanjo is an idiot, and no one is changing my mind.

Now, Sunhwa. He's not taking his relationship with Nanjo seriously. He clearly sees how much Nanjo cares about him, and he's taking advantage of that. Now, Sunhwa has every right to be furious with both Nanjo and Mok-yeon—especially Mok-yeon. That last threesome was weird, uncomfortable, and downright humiliating for both him and Nanjo.

That said, based on everything we've read so far, Sunhwa has never really given Nanjo the impression that they're exclusive. They regularly have threesomes. At the same time, Sunhwa has consistently shown that he cares about Mok-yeon. He's done plenty throughout the story to support that. Mok-yeon, on the other hand...I'm sure he cares too, but he hasn't exactly been winning "Best Friend of the Year."

Overall, Sunhwa has been pretty consistent about the kind of person he is. I don't think he's pretending to be anything else. But I could be wrong. Maybe he's feeding Nanjo a completely different narrative and framing everything as abuse. If that's the case, he’d be the worst person in this story.

Now for Mok-yeon.

Mok-yeon deserved to get his ass beat. I said what I said. A tragic backstory doesn't erase the awful things he's done. He humiliated Nanjo in every possible way and, as of right now, he's easily the worst person in this story.

I know he's probably endgame with Nanjo, but he better earn it. I need a redemption arc that actually feels earned. Not one where he dumps his sad backstory on Nanjo and suddenly everything is forgiven. That would be the biggest cop-out imaginable.

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I love psychological stuff but I’m not a huge fan of this. I clocked that Jihwan was going to be just like Gyujin (worse actually) when he went over Soo-youngs house unannounced for the first time. I clocked it.
I do love that Soo-young isn’t playing that shit and called Jihwan and Gyujin out on their shit.

I can see this ending a few ways:

1. Soo-young kills himself. Which would suck because he deserves happiness BUT it would show the repeating cycle of abuse. It would solidify how Jihwan is just like his damn dad. Destroying the person they “love” the most.

2. Jihwan kills himself or Soo-young kills Jihwan. I hope it’s the latter. This would be my preferred ending. I just can’t see Soo-young being truly free unless Jihwan is dead. Even if he gets locked up, I feel like Jihwan would just get out and start stalking him again. His ass needs to die.

3. Soo-young attempts to commit suicide but fails. Jihwan comes to his goddamn senses and lets him go. I would also be okay with this ending. Sadly, I just can’t see Jihwan letting him go or getting “better”.

4. Soo-young will pity him after hearing about his sad ass backstory and Jihwan “redeems” himself. This would be the absolute worst cliche ending.

Any other endings you guys can see happening? What ending do you think the author will go with? I hope it’s an unexpected (in a good way) one!