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The arrival of a new character, Ivan, provokes Jaehee’s fiercely protective nature, culminating in Jaehee’s critical injury in an accident. A time skip reveals them as a stable, committed couple, with Jaehee’s scars serving as a reminder of their solidified bond. Recent chapters have focused on Dojun’s traumatic family history, specifically a hostile confrontation with his estranged older brother and the brother's boyfriend regarding their shared past following their parents' death. Dojun, on his birthday, has thrown his phone into a river, prompting Song Jaehee, known for his protective nature, to track his location for an imminent intervention. Reader comments express deep concern for Dojun, urging Jaehee to rescue him and emphasizing Jaehee's role as his sole protector. Speculation suggests the older brother's antagonism might stem from jealousy or control by their grandfather, who allegedly views Dojun as a \"bad omen\" and separated the brothers to prevent the older brother from repeating their father's actions. Despite the brother's cruel behavior, some readers offer empathy, believing he might want to take Dojun in but is prevented by the grandfather, while Jaehee's recent actions, including caring for his boyfriend and a puppy, are highlighted as \"ultimate green flags.\"","summary_source":"graph_aggregator","summary_status":"generated","summary_verification":"unverified"},"summary":"The manga ‘You… never changed at all.’ introduces Jeong Dojun, whose university life is upended by the return of Song Jaehee, the boy who ignored Dojun's high school confession. After Dojun accidentally breaks Jaehee’s arm, Jaehee coerces him into a manipulative four-week lover contract, though their mutual feelings are soon revealed, rendering the contract obsolete following an emotional confession and consummation. Despite a brief \"honeymoon,\" their relationship stagnates due to Dojun's mean demeanor and refusal to commit, an issue later deepened by his traumatic past, which Jaehee supports him through. The arrival of a new character, Ivan, provokes Jaehee’s fiercely protective nature, culminating in Jaehee’s critical injury in an accident. A time skip reveals them as a stable, committed couple, with Jaehee’s scars serving as a reminder of their solidified bond. Recent chapters have focused on Dojun’s traumatic family history, specifically a hostile confrontation with his estranged older brother and the brother's boyfriend regarding their shared past following their parents' death. Dojun, on his birthday, has thrown his phone into a river, prompting Song Jaehee, known for his protective nature, to track his location for an imminent intervention. Reader comments express deep concern for Dojun, urging Jaehee to rescue him and emphasizing Jaehee's role as his sole protector. Speculation suggests the older brother's antagonism might stem from jealousy or control by their grandfather, who allegedly views Dojun as a \"bad omen\" and separated the brothers to prevent the older brother from repeating their father's actions. Despite the brother's cruel behavior, some readers offer empathy, believing he might want to take Dojun in but is prevented by the grandfather, while Jaehee's recent actions, including caring for his boyfriend and a puppy, are highlighted as \"ultimate green flags.\"","key_events":[],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":false,"reason":"Hardsub chapter — image-only","endpoint":null},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"The manga ‘You… never changed at all.’ introduces Jeong Dojun, whose university life is upended by the return of Song Jaehee, the boy who ignored Dojun's high school confession.","spoiler_summary":"The manga ‘You… never changed at all.’ introduces Jeong Dojun, whose university life is upended by the return of Song Jaehee, the boy who ignored Dojun's high school confession. After Dojun accidentally breaks Jaehee’s arm, Jaehee coerces him into a manipulative four-week lover contract, though their mutual feelings are soon revealed, rendering the contract obsolete following an emotional confession and consummation. Despite a brief \"honeymoon,\" their relationship stagnates due to Dojun's mean demeanor and refusal to commit, an issue later deepened by his traumatic past, which Jaehee supports him through. The arrival of a new character, Ivan, provokes Jaehee’s fiercely protective nature, culminating in Jaehee’s critical injury in an accident. A time skip reveals them as a stable, committed couple, with Jaehee’s scars serving as a reminder of their solidified bond. Recent chapters have focused on Dojun’s traumatic family history, specifically a hostile confrontation with his estranged older brother and the brother's boyfriend regarding their shared past following their parents' death. Dojun, on his birthday, has thrown his phone into a river, prompting Song Jaehee, known for his protective nature, to track his location for an imminent intervention. Reader comments express deep concern for Dojun, urging Jaehee to rescue him and emphasizing Jaehee's role as his sole protector. Speculation suggests the older brother's antagonism might stem from jealousy or control by their grandfather, who allegedly views Dojun as a \"bad omen\" and separated the brothers to prevent the older brother from repeating their father's actions. Despite the brother's cruel behavior, some readers offer empathy, believing he might want to take Dojun in but is prevented by the grandfather, while Jaehee's recent actions, including caring for his boyfriend and a puppy, are highlighted as \"ultimate green flags.\""},"source":{"canonical_path":"/series/4-week-lovers-aa1494/chapter-77","citation_title":"WebtoonLib — 4 Week Lovers #77","content_type":"chapter_summary","last_updated":"2026-07-25T02:55:49.572Z"},"data_status":"partial"},"untrusted":{"user_comments":[]},"see_also":{"for_series_detail":"/llms-series/4-week-lovers-aa1494"}}