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No lol I thought so too but 37.5 the author talks about how she almost was gonna end it with who's being the beggar but decided not too. I guess that's why I also thought and doubted hwon till the very end cause the author made everything lead up and seem like he was the beggar then to have a plot twist at the end .
Didn't the last chapter kind of hint that he COULD actually be the beggar? What Woojin had been identifying his childhood friend with was the mole, but it was revealed that it was his own sister that had the mole and his memory is just playing tricks on him. Hwon says, during another one of his sketchy inner monologues, "oh... I was so happy when you told me it didn't matter who i was" (ch 37, pg 27), pair that with the obsession he mentions in ch 37, pages 24-26, Woojin's brother telling him that his childhood friend had died (ch 27, pg 1. Could've just been a lie from his crazy, obsessive brother?) and the "vitamins" he's been giving Woojin and it leaves open the possibility that Hwon is still the begger. Honestly, even the "evidence" that he is the friend is iffy at best with it all just being hearsay from his brother and his own iffy memory. The eye color thing for example, though again, bad memory... IS he the childhood friend? The only decent evidence that he's the friend is his own memories, when it shows him waking up after the incident and crying because Woojin wasn't there. Idk...