I feel like I understand that feeling a lot, not wanting to see your friend breaking down but can't totally be upfront on helping them because you don't know how far you can go and how you have to do it. Some people are more fragile than the other, and when you thought you know them enough you ended up hurting them, I can totally see why the two friends were mad when Heesoo opened up about the emails, and how Heesoo doesn't want to be more honest with them after. Like it's just hard.
Also loving this development, hoping we can take the 'not' in 'not like that' out!
I'm so invested in the idolverse!!!!!!!! Gahhhhhhh I needed more of gyugyu as well and those other 2 members of the group?! Waaaaaaahhhh ;;;;
are they going to have their own story? i also like them so muchhhh
Damn, the art, the story, the characters? This was really good. In just 4 chapters it told such a complicated story and wow... I feel like with longer chapters it could definitely give more satisfaction with better closures on more sides of the story, but it being a short story is okay too imo so it doesn't lose its flow and charm when a story drags out (still wishing for more tho like djjskadsks that was so good). But yea... I didn't expect to finish it this quick, but I'm glad that it was really a worthwhile read.
I stopped reading some time ago, but decided to pick this back up again because I love how different it is. I'm so glad that they reached a good ending (although I could never get the fact that Mongryong had Jeha's dad be r-worded and even found someone willing enough to do it like oh God I mean I don't pity him and he's a big mean bastard but still)
Regardless! Happy for these idiots.
If there could be a case where Hye-sung doesn't have to lose weight and Jeong-won only need to design clothes that actually would work on Hye-sung's body type, that would be a pretty good remedy for their problem I think? I don't know how fashion school works, but it's just a thought
*puts in my reading list*