I feel bad for her. She was told for years (by others) that he would marry her. She waited for him, endured, and now he and all her closest friends are choosing someone else who is constantly shaming her. We are seeing the story told from the heroine's perspective but looking at it from her perspective, she's so pitiful. I mean, she's plotting and doing bad things that will lead to her downfall.. but she must be so lonely.
Comment by SanityThief on Forget My Husband, I’ll Go Make Money - Chapter 40.5
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Bro I totally agree, she might be acting like an a-hole know but if someone just came and legit snatched half my life away I would also be in distraught.
She was nice, became a bi*** but can change from bi*** to friend but I dont think that's gonna happen so...
Honestly I disagree. While I may be biased, I have no pity for her. Especially after finding out what she does in the novel. She's a delusional, possessive woman who refuses to see reality. It was obvious from the beginning Tarkan never liked her, even as just a friend. Yet she refused to see reality and pressured others with her status to go along with her delusion. The people around her are wrong for trying to be soft on her because they pity her and their relationship, but she should still be held accountable for her actions
I don't think the Male lead in question gave her the assurance that he was going to marry her🤷it's her fault for thinking that he was going to marry when he didn't say anything about marriage
Nah, I don't feel bad for her. She always use the relationship between those knight and her dead brother as reason why they should believe her. She takes advantage again and again using her dead brother name. I know she doesn't give a fvck about his brother's friends (the knights).
But she's hever told she will marry Tarkan tho? Just because she was loved by his mother doesn't mean anything, if it even was real, I mean. Also, royalty often marries in the name of country, so what the f she thought about?