Good analysis
Mokwha has definitely expressed his own thoughts about his own life and nakwon, just not directly to nakwon's face. it's mokwha's actions that tell his feelings. "i love you"s are empty without action. and mokwha's personality isn't much for expression, but he has always professed his thoughts through actions. Whether it was the care he did when taking over the flower shop, or deciding to put nakwon's needs above all else in the trip, that's all mokwha's action mindedness. that's him telling nakwon i like you, and you've changed my life from a year ago. and they literally are at a point where they just started dating BECAUSE they have such a rough history, but chose love anyways. I dont think it's the perfect ending, but i dont think it was rushed personally. it just at a point where 2 people work together to make relationships work, and nothing was magically solved out of nowhere. the boss remains an issue (but only for nakwon) he's an overthinker that way. But mokwha knows himself that he knows that it wouldn;t be an issue. the story just has more to give, loose ends are present but things are paced VERY WELL for a relationship that is new
Idk how I feel about this ending…. It feels like somewhat unresolved. I don’t feel like I heard enough from Mokhwa’s perspective on how he felt about Nakwon, he never really properly expressed his love to him either, which is why Nakwon is still insecure/unsure about Mokhwa’s feelings at the end. However, it makes sense because Nakwon abused him and did unforgivable things to him in the beginning, so I guess it’s poetic justice in a sense? Maybe Nakwon deserves to live anxiously and unsure about Mokhwa’s feeling as a constant reminder of the awful things he did.