Did we read the same story? Because that's not what I read nor interpreted like this, (not most of he things you listed.)
But I'll reread it just in case I misunderstood something.
So far, for me it's intriguingヾ(☆▽☆)
Well, we did. But some are so used to abuse and normalize it so much when it comes to gay relationship that you don't even recognize it, even when it's explicit (not blaming you, but the author who are trying to make it look normal)
I understand, but... I was refering genuinely, when did TJ broke his leg? And also, didn't he had to sent Ian to prison after Ian killed that guy that betrayed him? And so TJ had to send him to prison and protect him so no one inside the prison would hurt Ian? And he also had to prison him so the Ian would leave quietly instead of abruptly as Ian wanted to but he would be tracked down if he did that as most considered him a traitor?
Genuinely asking...
Thanx (=・ω・=)
He didn't break his leg himself, the man he hired ended up breaking it.
Plus he literally said that he wanted ian to owe him. You really need to re read the story properly...
And above that he made him pay for the protection in prison, so he would be in debts and unable to leave
I see... There are things that I did not interpreted it like that. But I sure know for tha facts you asnwered thst TJ ain't a saint... (=・ω・=)
Realest comment so far! Thank you!!!
I'm a hard TJ hater. The man acting as if Ian was his lovey dovey when he:
1 hired someone to break his dreams (ending up destroying his leg)
2 send him to prison (when the lawyer literally said ian could be free)
3 make him pay debts so he can't run away
4 makes him sell drugs
5 does everything to make ian unable to escape this toxic environment
Tj is willing to hurt ian almost destroying him to keep him
Jo is willing to hurt himself to keep him
Know the difference. You all are so brain dead, DR destroyed all your critical thinking skills.