I was initially rooting for the childhood friend (aside from Chris), but the author just had to ruin it by making him the villain. Damn it! Anyway, I’m relieved Chris didn’t betray her—he was such a sweetheart. I don’t think I could've handled it if he turned out to be Aristaeus. And seriously, Chae-Yi acted so poorly. She agreed to be with Chris first, but the moment other guys showed up, claiming to be Orpheus, she didn’t even talk to Chris about it; she immediately accepted them and slept with them. Come on, girl, your boyfriend is away, and that’s how you act? The least she could do is inform him before taking any action since it also involves him. Shardin is adorable if you forget how his first night with Chae-Yi went. Iykyk. Also, if you're going to introduce another guy as the real third part of Orpheus so late in the story, at least make it worthwhile and give him as much development as Yoojin had. Half of his scenes were just him lying in bed, half-dead. Why end it like that?
I was initially rooting for the childhood friend (aside from Chris), but the author just had to ruin it by making him the villain. Damn it! Anyway, I’m relieved Chris didn’t betray her—he was such a sweetheart. I don’t think I could've handled it if he turned out to be Aristaeus. And seriously, Chae-Yi acted so poorly. She agreed to be with Chris first, but the moment other guys showed up, claiming to be Orpheus, she didn’t even talk to Chris about it; she immediately accepted them and slept with them. Come on, girl, your boyfriend is away, and that’s how you act? The least she could do is inform him before taking any action since it also involves him. Shardin is adorable if you forget how his first night with Chae-Yi went. Iykyk. Also, if you're going to introduce another guy as the real third part of Orpheus so late in the story, at least make it worthwhile and give him as much development as Yoojin had. Half of his scenes were just him lying in bed, half-dead. Why end it like that?