This feels like inner musings of someone in love with their counterpart. Not romance between two different people (if I'm making sense?)
So I guess that guy is jealous of the professor. Does that mean professor likes Hajoon?
I like it but I can't understand their logic lmao. I feel like with rape stories, it's a true happy ending when the rapist goes through the same pain his victim went through, so he can fully understand the feelings of the other person. Unless he does, how can the other person ever feel safe around him?
He should tell his dad. He said he could get the blonde guy out of prison - surely he can deal with the ex.
So I've re-read this from ch 1 and they're both obviously into each other, but there's a strange rivarly and tension between them which hasn't been explained.
Who is he trying to beat? He and the blue-haired guy do different sports, so it can't be him, right? But the blue-haired guy said he'll accept the challenge?
I'm lost o_o
it's weird, right? It's like the author doesn't know that swim teams don't compete against baseball teams. The translators, too. The head of the swimming team instead of the captain of the swim team? ya know? there's several of those sports booboos lol
What if Lamia and Uriel aren't blood-related, and Uriel falls in love with Lamia or something? This could explain the animosity between him and the prince.
Oh, and let's not forget the 1st Prince, Ethan :D