@ryo this part was really triggering. It happened after Kwon escaped with Suhyeok. Suhyeok had told him to leave on a specific day because Juyeon would be away from the house for a long time, and Kwon actually went through with the plan. However, when Kwon got into the getaway car, he realized that the driver was one of the men who had assaulted him before. Kwon felt completely betrayed by Suhyeok. It was later revealed that Suhyeok had made a deal with the abusers: if they allowed him to sleep with Kwon just once, he would help them escape. The worst part was that Suhyeok never told Kwon about this arrangement. They eventually arrived at another location, where one of the men tried to assault Kwon again. Then, unexpectedly, Park Juyeon showed up. It turned out that the entire escape had been a trap set up by Juyeon from the beginning. juyeon wasn't just angry that Kwon had tried to escape he was furious that Kwon had chosen to trust and leave with Suhyeok instead of staying with him. The fact that Kwon was willing to go with someone else clearly hurt his pride, and he saw it as a betrayal. Throughout the scene, Juyeon acted as if Kwon belonged to him . Juyeon beat Suhyeok severely and took out his anger on everyone around him (even forcing kwon to do it with suhyeok). Even after proving that the escape had failed, he still wasn't satisfied. His actions made it seem like he wanted to punish Kwon for trying to leave and punish Suhyeok for getting close to him. and after he was done with his business he let the other men take turns with kwon it was so disgusting he would watch over kwon the entire time.

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@Bunny Actually, the male lead's feelings for the MC are really complicated. He's so possessive of Jiwook it's crazy. He keeps denying his feelings, but deep down he still likes him. It's like he loves and hates Jiwook at the same time.