The trauma took the time to heal. Both of them helped heal the other slowly, their relationship started to become something along the line too. I love that we have their complicated not-so-good reencounter, their by chances encounters that changes the other lives, AND their get-together eventually. The miscommunication was done just enough at the end, since both are adults, who can speak, and wants to settle things instead of holding it in, so there isn't the typical suffocating misunderstanding bullshiet that most webtoon used, just two adults wanting to love and get love. I love how Colton knew something is wrong and wants to clear things up by saying to Dawon that it is "HIM" that matters to him the most, not his work, not his status or whatever, which always has been Dawon pain, since no one sees him, only his talents and his works that matters in their eyes. Colton break all that and build him up again. The broken ceramics really a good image that goes with Dawon breakdown and then being patched up right after.
And Dawon directly help Colton, even when they both are just 'partners', help him get over Dylan, find courage to cut off his father for good. And also unknowingly healed him since way before. Thanks to all the pains, they finally found each other. I don't think I will like the prequel but I hope with how she paints this story, the author future works would be even better.
The trauma took the time to heal. Both of them helped heal the other slowly, their relationship started to become something along the line too. I love that we have their complicated not-so-good reencounter, their by chances encounters that changes the other lives, AND their get-together eventually. The miscommunication was done just enough at the end, since both are adults, who can speak, and wants to settle things instead of holding it in, so there isn't the typical suffocating misunderstanding bullshiet that most webtoon used, just two adults wanting to love and get love. I love how Colton knew something is wrong and wants to clear things up by saying to Dawon that it is "HIM" that matters to him the most, not his work, not his status or whatever, which always has been Dawon pain, since no one sees him, only his talents and his works that matters in their eyes. Colton break all that and build him up again. The broken ceramics really a good image that goes with Dawon breakdown and then being patched up right after.
And Dawon directly help Colton, even when they both are just 'partners', help him get over Dylan, find courage to cut off his father for good. And also unknowingly healed him since way before. Thanks to all the pains, they finally found each other. I don't think I will like the prequel but I hope with how she paints this story, the author future works would be even better.