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I liked it. The present dynamic between the MC and ML and the story of how a young MC pursued the ML. Admittedly, the MC does seem to spend the majority of his time crying and usually I don't like characters who have their emotions all over the place, the MC has completly devoted himself unto the ML since he was 17. The ML was at the start indifferent to the MC, seemingly came to accept his presence and then grudingly entered into a relationship with the MC. Sure, he loved MC a lot but his love was always silent. He does pamper the MC but he never says it out loud. Because of their age difference and because of the difference in their personalities, the ML's care is one of that looking after a young one -which brings forth some misunderstandings. The ML disallowed the MC from visiting his office when he was younger for his safety but he never explained why and MC presumed that it's because he's a nuisance. Although, MC was 17 (a mere child) when he fell in love with ML, he is now an adult. They should now discuss things as adults. Before you pin down the MC's character down as annoying or a crybaby, it should be remembered that the book started with MC finding a divorce agreement in the drawer:his whole world crumbled at that moment. It's not easy to be vocal about your feelings, it takes a lot of courage to wear your heart in your sleeves. To transparently love and then find out that the other party may have not reciprocated your feelings is devastating.