Their last words are literally each other's name, like what the he**?? Their relationship, something we call a stockholm syndrome, is weird—without a doubt. Yes, their relationship was horrible, but they had always been depending on each other. Honestly? If you ask me, there's some parts of the story where I felt like they loved each other for real. It's just that they were so mentally ill, couldn't escape from the past, and grew up with trauma as they best friends to feel that true love. Yeah, this story isn't those regular ones where they will get happy endings, and stuff. But that's what I like the most, even if the ending is sh**—in my opinion. I'm happy that the author really put their mind into this story, and the way she incorporates a lot of trauma that are shown nowadays. Plus, I'm also quite happy that, in the end, what Sangwoo had said in the past really came true—they did die, together, yet two days apart.
Would reread this story again, sooner or later!
10 / 09 / 25
Would reread this story again, sooner or later!
10 / 09 / 25
