It bugs me but her grandfather's way of showing love towards her seems so superficial apart from that one hug scene. He is genuine but fails to express real affection when she needs it throughout her childhood (esp when her mother was still alive).
I don't understand how the people he looked after, who were told to look after her in his stead, didn't like how she didnt appreciate and reciprocate his care when she literally has no idea what he has provided for her. Her grandfather's lack of interactions with her doesn't help, and it could be either party's fault, dunno. You can't just buy your way through love, yk?
It bugs me but her grandfather's way of showing love towards her seems so superficial apart from that one hug scene. He is genuine but fails to express real affection when she needs it throughout her childhood (esp when her mother was still alive).
I don't understand how the people he looked after, who were told to look after her in his stead, didn't like how she didnt appreciate and reciprocate his care when she literally has no idea what he has provided for her. Her grandfather's lack of interactions with her doesn't help, and it could be either party's fault, dunno. You can't just buy your way through love, yk?