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Y'all...I changed my mind. Before I was kinda uncomfortable with the obvious developing relationship between Jiyoung (is that her name?) and Jiwoo up until the most recent chapters. I think it was due to the portrayal of Jiwoo in the earlier chapters. He was much more child-like and immature. It felt wrong in comparison to Jiyoung's very mature vibe. Even though I know their ages are very close to one another; at first Jiyoung seemed ten years older than Jiwoo and I didn't know how to feel about it since he looked like he was 15 years old. Now that Jiwoo is growing, maturing, and becoming more responsible. They seem more suited for one another (as in emotionally and physically), it's super cute now and I'm rooting for them!
Nothing is better than action and romance that takes their time developing the relationship subtly (as in the whole story doesn't become rushed and sappy) and easing the readers into feeling more comfortable with the progress rather than in your face.

Man I'm glad it's Callisto who she's most likely to end up with. I was rooting for them. I had a feeling it would turn out sour with the knight, but I didn't expect it to be to that extent. My theory for the colors is that red=passionate love, blackish red=obsessive love, pink=pure/innocent love, I don't really know for orange (maybe something to do with confused or mixed emotions since it appeared there were times Derrick would think the worst of her and others where he was concerned for her), and I think white=platonic love (Winter and Penelope didn't really strive me as romantically interested characters since they appeared more like good friends). I'm not so sure though, but the more the story goes on the more I feel like my theory is being confirmed.