That’s it? The least you could’ve done was land a punch! I’m genuinely speechless. I honestly can’t stand either Da Jeong or the boss. I just don’t get Da Jeong’s logic—why seek closure from someone who’s hurt him over and over again? You walked away from a man with a vile, twisted nature—someone who strangled you, manipulated you, and broke you down—and still thought, "maybe we can end things nicely?" Be for real. He’s not misunderstood; he’s malicious. He’s not going to give you peace—he feeds on your pain. Meeting him again wasn’t brave; it was walking back into the fire and expecting not to get burned.
That’s it? The least you could’ve done was land a punch!
I’m genuinely speechless.
I honestly can’t stand either Da Jeong or the boss. I just don’t get Da Jeong’s logic—why seek closure from someone who’s hurt him over and over again?
You walked away from a man with a vile, twisted nature—someone who strangled you, manipulated you, and broke you down—and still thought, "maybe we can end things nicely?"
Be for real.
He’s not misunderstood; he’s malicious.
He’s not going to give you peace—he feeds on your pain.
Meeting him again wasn’t brave; it was walking back into the fire and expecting not to get burned.