Comment by Julialovestoon on Into the Rose Garden - Chapter 23

Comment on ChapterInto the Rose Garden - Chapter 23
It's obvious that Alock is a complete idiot who's just another flashy arrogant Noble who couldn't even maintain his estate alone. How the duck Klopp convinced himself that Alock just went there like a mobster and order bunch of assh**** to r*pe and kill Raphel? This idiot might've thought those gangsters would have scare him back to Raphel's village so he could score Klopp. And lol it was clear Klopp totally lead Alock back then with asking for hadwritten letters, always visiting him for tea and even checking Alock out in front of other Nobles. Not to mention Alock can't freaking cry bc his father basically abused him for crying bc of his lost mother. Alock totally live off for his children and the last memory of his mother.  Also the guilt he has bc his jealousy get better of him and hurt both Rachel and Klopp. I wished he could've realize that from the very beginning the man he loved actually wanted him to fall for him for some play and it wasn't worth it at all.

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Mioumiou
Mioumiou·3 years ago
@Julialovestoon once again it's not that simple.
They are fated pair or partner. If you read vol2 and 3 Ayrok is getting away from klopp and still ends with him.
It's like they are magnetized.

And It's not Ayrok's fault if his insensitive father raised him to bean idiot foul who only knows about music and art and can't cry when someone asked him to do it. He doesn't know anything about life but only etiquette.
@Mioumiou I'm not criticizing Alock, if anything I pity him.  He was utterly foolish before as he fell in to Klopp's mind games and he's foolish now for not running away and engulfing in this pain.  I think he somehow ended up blaming himself for Raphel's death which he didn't intend to happen and it scared him. He's feeding Klopp's crazed self by letting him abuse Alock to fullest like a fool bc of the guilt. And even in that situation he's in love with this man. That's why he should've read the signs. That's what I meant.