This is literally a custody battle between the parents and the state
Maybe it’s because I’m ugly crying rn that I didn’t understand a thing from the prev chap and now what Rider meant huhu. Does he mean he plans on getting our baby and leaving Miria’s place? And going back to when its just three of them—him, mori and aia?
I’m really sorryyy if my interpretation is dumb
That’s what i get tbh
He WANTED to. From what i understand, his idea was to betray their plan, leave miria, take mori out by himself and live with the three of them (him, mori, AIA) on the run like before. That’s why AIA asked if rider knew how to activate the motorbike without AIA’s help while looking menacingly/wearily at miria in the previous chap.
However, he changed his mind when he got to mori’s prison. He tried convincing mori(or more like himself) that he’ll be everyone/everything mori needs when they run away but realized that mori does not deserve the rouge lifestyle rider led, mori deserved stability and family.
Fuck im crying while writing this but good lord i just want all of them to be happy. Here’s to hoping rider runs away safely.
At this point, I’d rather have Shirayuki end up with someone like Ihara.
Also, I just know that younger bro is as unhinged as Shirayuki
I thought the dude in the cover was the butler and I was about to crash out because the omega wasn’t Hairi but thank gosh it’s just the jealous brother
As much as I hate reading this bastard’s redemption arc, I find the premise of the story very interesting
Shit is about to happen and as much as I want to feel for them, their feelings still being in the early stages and so faint (and also, author nim doesn’t really have them show emotions that much) that if one of them dies, I don’t think any waterworks will happen. I’ll be sad ofcourse but I’ll probs forget abt it in a few minutes
I’m not hating. Maybe it’s because i’m reading this inconsistently that I don’t care that much