At first I felt like screaming at the ending because there’s still so much going on that needs to get fixed but then after reading some of the comments I felt like defending the Author/creators. Sure.. the ending felt rush if you wanted to read a ‘perfect’ ending with a firm justice and every villain was sure to get punished but then again..if you just give it a deep thought, this was pretty liberating. Thru out the story i cried a few times because of the suffering of the characters (still can’t get over the photographer and the new born baby of Anemone she has no one now.. i doubt his mom will help her. The b/tch is a slave to his selfish hubby). Anyway, my point is, Merry and the CEO doesn’t need to feel stressed and pain now. It’s selfish that they run away but you can’t judge them. They had enough of the world and just want to drop everything and live a simple life. The CEO lived a pretty exhausting life from childhood please give him the freedom he so desperately needs and that’s why I think that this ending is just perfect for them. (Even if it’s not for other characters like the photographer and Merry’s parents)
At first I felt like screaming at the ending because there’s still so much going on that needs to get fixed but then after reading some of the comments I felt like defending the Author/creators. Sure.. the ending felt rush if you wanted to read a ‘perfect’ ending with a firm justice and every villain was sure to get punished but then again..if you just give it a deep thought, this was pretty liberating. Thru out the story i cried a few times because of the suffering of the characters (still can’t get over the photographer and the new born baby of Anemone she has no one now.. i doubt his mom will help her. The b/tch is a slave to his selfish hubby). Anyway, my point is, Merry and the CEO doesn’t need to feel stressed and pain now. It’s selfish that they run away but you can’t judge them. They had enough of the world and just want to drop everything and live a simple life. The CEO lived a pretty exhausting life from childhood please give him the freedom he so desperately needs and that’s why I think that this ending is just perfect for them. (Even if it’s not for other characters like the photographer and Merry’s parents)