Reading all the comments I expected soo much worse but like??? The fact that he tried to drug anyone was a huge part of the plot and was shown as clearly being wrong. They clearly say it's despicable and he feels just as bad as the creepy client. I think regret goes a long ways in fiction. Obviously irl this shit would never be okay, but he is fully regretting what he did and goes out of his way to make it right AND doesn't feel like he's entitled to forgiveness. He'd fully understand if he never got a chance and shows he's grateful for forgiveness. Idk, I think this was pretty sweet all things considered and I like when bad stuff is actually acknowledged as being bad AND when there's not a double standard. He hates the creepy client for how he acts and understands that he did something awful, too. But he ultimately has way more respect for omegas than those other alphas do. I was pleasantly surprised but maybe that's just bc my expectations were for horribly toxic shit lol
Reading all the comments I expected soo much worse but like??? The fact that he tried to drug anyone was a huge part of the plot and was shown as clearly being wrong. They clearly say it's despicable and he feels just as bad as the creepy client. I think regret goes a long ways in fiction. Obviously irl this shit would never be okay, but he is fully regretting what he did and goes out of his way to make it right AND doesn't feel like he's entitled to forgiveness. He'd fully understand if he never got a chance and shows he's grateful for forgiveness.
Idk, I think this was pretty sweet all things considered and I like when bad stuff is actually acknowledged as being bad AND when there's not a double standard. He hates the creepy client for how he acts and understands that he did something awful, too. But he ultimately has way more respect for omegas than those other alphas do.
I was pleasantly surprised but maybe that's just bc my expectations were for horribly toxic shit lol