Why do they always choose the rich one? It's kind of sad.
Who cares if isolation isn't a wise choice when the reality of these words mentioned in fiction can give him hope and not impact reality, as nobody cares about our existence in real life? It's true and will last as nothingness no matter how much we try to put on an act.
Why is this author manipulating the younger guy to seem similar to her husband as if they are trying to give this anxiety to us by showing such dreams and never clearing her misunderstanding? I don't care if her husband was rich, poor, or ruined his life for her; he's just a waste of time. Can they already make the girl's mental health good for once? She's not at peace for once.
He's not worth the backstory; it's just a waste of another chapter.
Nothing ever surprises me with this author; it can get crazy as hell, but I know that's what happens in this writer's stories.
Even if he makes loan payments or anything else, I don't give a damn about his life.
To be honest, that Henry guy isn't worth all the effort.
This is so weird; I left just by viewing one chapter, just making me mad.
I understand there is one who is like the bad side as shown in the past, but we are not really sure of the whole story yet. This chapter made me kind of realize I wasn't wrong on the part of something felt off and the white-haired guy proved it by wanting to take over, but we still don't know if he is trying to stop the same circle from repeating from the past.
She already battles with her thoughts, which are hurting her mind until nothing good can reach it, but he only seems to push and pull away. His interest doesn't match his words; still, he tries to act differently, like it's love I am still not sure if he only likes the idea of having power over his ex-husband or if he ever really liked her to begin with.
Like something where an alpha falls in love with a beta—like that's something interesting.