Kind of hoping we get some reckoning w ML's earlier homophobia bc they kind of just wrote that off and never explained it. So I think it would be an interesting turn in the story if he's outed and has to face the scrutiny of his peers and reflect on his past behavior. Bc atm I'm not convinced he wouldn't instantly say "EW IM NOT GAY THAT'S DISGUSTING" if he were confronted, yk? And it feels like a shoe hanging over their relationship.
Oh i think it's gonna happen at some point, i feel he would come out trying to defend garam or something
This chapter was soooo funny lmaaooo "don't cross the line" and 0.01 second later they're living together and in a domestic 24/7 d/s relationship
Wow the wiring in this chapter was shockingly good... now back to regular program
Yiyoung is getting on my nerves how much he's going with the flow and letting this guy cross all his boundaries. He's had a backbone all story long so it feels really grating to see this change chapter after chapter. I get that is narrative purpose is to teach Director Kang a lesson but man they're really stringing this out
The author keep pressing on how amazing Kang is and make Ahn behave in childishness and immaturity, after all he's shown in On or Off, how stupid is that. That's anoying me **!
Aaah this was chilly and dark! Perfect for this time of year. Something about that last frame was so dreadful