@Asahina San bro, This is not about whether or not he's a good guy or not. This is about if she wants to be with him or not, and she doesn't. She is suffering by being with him. I am not hating on Daniel for saving her life and causing the baby to die. That is an extremely tough decision, and I do not blame him for the decision. I'm talking about everything else he has done that has made her uncomfortable along with the fact that she doesn't agree with his decision. Just because he saved her doesn't mean she has to stay with him. But that also doesn't mean she has to go with the servant. There are so many more options in the world. It's not just those. And I don't know why you people keep bringing up the servant because I never talk about the servant. I'm talking about whether or not then being together is good for her and it's obviously isn't by the way she's reacting to him showing up and basically sexually assaulting her. She literally pushed him off when he kissed her at the party. She doesn't wanna be with him and she doesn't have to be. that's what I've been saying not that the servant is better.
Comment by GachaMachi on Asahina San
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@GachaMachi Let’s get real about Damien and her feelings for him. Yes, she’s had moments of discomfort, but let’s not forget the actual depth of her emotions toward him. She loves him that’s undeniable. You don’t have that kind of intense, conflicted reaction to someone you feel nothing for. The reason she’s so affected by his actions and decisions is because she cares about him deeply. If she were truly indifferent or wanted nothing to do with himshe wouldn’t be this torn up. Her frustration and confusion only make sense because she’s emotionally invested in him.
And about Damien he’s doing everything he can to keep her safe, even if his approach sometimes seems harsh. This isn’t about him trying to control her for the sake of power; he’s a man who’s terrified of losing the person he loves. His actions aren’t just random or selfish—they’re driven by his own vulnerability and genuine concern for her. Yes, he crosses lines, but it’s not because he doesn’t care about her boundariesit’s because he’s as deeply in love as she is, but he’s stumbling through it.
So while you may want to dismiss him based on isolated actions, let’s not ignore the actual connection they have. This isn’t some one-sided love she’s as entangled with him emotionally as he is with her whether or not she wants to admit it.
And about Damien he’s doing everything he can to keep her safe, even if his approach sometimes seems harsh. This isn’t about him trying to control her for the sake of power; he’s a man who’s terrified of losing the person he loves. His actions aren’t just random or selfish—they’re driven by his own vulnerability and genuine concern for her. Yes, he crosses lines, but it’s not because he doesn’t care about her boundariesit’s because he’s as deeply in love as she is, but he’s stumbling through it.
So while you may want to dismiss him based on isolated actions, let’s not ignore the actual connection they have. This isn’t some one-sided love she’s as entangled with him emotionally as he is with her whether or not she wants to admit it.