I think byul has a point too? No matter how loved he is, it does leave a bitter taste knowing that he was an accident child and his dad needed to pay his mom to keep him. Moreover, hyesung tried to abandon him but failed cause he was bonded with dojin. Given the circumstances, even if he's raised with love, I think a troubled teenager boy was supposed to bring it up at times like this argument. He clearly felt bad about it afterwards. And, as grandma was a taboo subject, his curiosity and the thrill of keeping contact with her is understandable. I don’t think he gets the weight of the situation as a kid(from what I heard, even the author doesn’t). Real piece of trash here is dojin. I think he doesn’t even understand how he managed to keep hyesung and byul is not the right way. He treated hyesung poorly since they met and he's messing up his(hs) life.
I think byul has a point too? No matter how loved he is, it does leave a bitter taste knowing that he was an accident child and his dad needed to pay his mom to keep him. Moreover, hyesung tried to abandon him but failed cause he was bonded with dojin.
Given the circumstances, even if he's raised with love, I think a troubled teenager boy was supposed to bring it up at times like this argument. He clearly felt bad about it afterwards.
And, as grandma was a taboo subject, his curiosity and the thrill of keeping contact with her is understandable. I don’t think he gets the weight of the situation as a kid(from what I heard, even the author doesn’t).
Real piece of trash here is dojin. I think he doesn’t even understand how he managed to keep hyesung and byul is not the right way. He treated hyesung poorly since they met and he's messing up his(hs) life.