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Yeah, that was not okay, but if you read further she apologized, her actions must not be copied into real life dating tho!
The way I interpreted it was actually that she didn’t like Mr Lee and was trying to protect her friend by making him seem bad so Mr Lee would no longer be interested. When inha asked her about the photo I think it shows her thinking ‘I knew Mr Lee was bad news’ because she knew none of inhas exes hated him enough to do that.
I’m at chapter 13. Am I the only one who thinks Inha’s friend is a major asshole for going out of her way to “warn” the person he’s interested in? As acknowledged by everyone, including Inha, he has historically been a shitty boyfriend, but it’s not like he’s so horrible he should be prevented from dating at all. The relationships fell apart because of his shallowness and lack of emotional investment, but it’s not like he’s a cheater or abuser. He didn’t enter those relationships maliciously or fraudulently, or deliberately harm any of his past partners.
She has no reason to believe the chief would be harmed or taken advantage of, so I just feel like it’s out of line. It would be one thing if she was letting a friend know about the baggage, but he is a perfect stranger to her, and she literally stalked him to air out her friend’s dirty laundry. If you think someone is so horrible that every single person they’re interested in needs to be warned against them, why are you even friends? If the pattern held, they would just date casually until the relationship fizzled out due to Inha’s lack of emotional commitment. Just because he’s been subpar in the past doesn’t mean he could never change or improve himself. Is she going to do this to every person he has a crush on or tries to date?