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the carved wooden comb
[collapse]As for now... (major spoiler and I wrote this so I could catch up with this later) SpoilerI hate how everything is going on between ML and FL.
It is a whole lot of misunderstanding.
In my opinion, it all started to be complicated when the ML's brother (who FL was supposed to get married with in the first place before she knew she was switched at birth) asked her to break up with ML, when everything was going on well between FL and ML, just because he's insecure of his position as the heir of the company and scared that the combined stock of ML+FL will exceed his, thus making ML the heir instead ALTHOUGH ML has hinted that he doesn't really care much of it. But ML's brother was insecure because the shareholders believed that ML is better for the spot and ML's brother felt like he had nothing worth of himself other than being the first born and held the responsibility to fulfill the marriage promise. He's always inferior in everything compared to ML, and the only thing he's better than ML is playing Go, and the only reason is because ML is not interested in Go and their grandpa didn't really encourage ML to play Go.
So he was feeling so insecure.
That being said, FL's fake parents weren't totally innocent of this either. If they didn't sell the land that ML's grandpa gave to her, the ML's grandpa won't gave her the shares either, of which in turn, caused the ML's brother to be insecure and asked her to break up with ML.
It's so greedy of them to sell her land just because she's not their real daughter. I don't really get why would they do that. The land was given to FL by the Suwon grandpa for FL, ofc with the thought of FL's being the future granddaughter-in-law.
But even if they didn't sell, and asked about it from FL later on in the future when the real daughter comes back, based on FL's personality, I think it would be easier, ofc after giving her the necessary compensation (but I think with the premise of her marrying ML in the future and still being the same granddaughter-in-law albeit just to a different grandson, I think the grandpa would just give the real daughter another land instead, so it would be no problem if they didn't sell the land in the first place.
But I still don't like how ML's brother acted by asking her to break up and now just freely able to 'escape' meanwhile FL and ML's relationship is so much in fcking tatters???Because of him?
Not once but twice, BECAUSE OF HIM?
I'm not mad about how ML's acting right now because among all of them, he's the very victim. Sure, FL is also the victim but FL not actually telling the whole thing and explaining the whole truth is making her not the number 1 victim here.
If she had tried to explain the whole truth from the start and try to make him understand the situation but ML still acted like that, then at least she would be the very victim but she didn't.
Ok, actually she did but the way she did it is like asking for the ML to guess and understand, when the ML is so confused of everything, how can he understands? His feelings towards FL is also complicated how can he mentally progress FL's???
Oh I'm not even going to talk about the real daughter. Sure, she's also a victim of the switching but she's actually gaining more out of this and she even abandoned her fake parents so quickly... Now she's pulling the "i liked ML's first actually when I first saw him back then but then I liked ML's brother too and wouldn't like ML's brother if I knew that they're brothers.." like what's up with her???
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