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His attempt to express himself through his art has seemingly failed, and his continued silence during their confrontation is being misinterpreted, leading to significant exasperation from both Jaehee and the audience. This tense emotional standoff is comedically shattered by the inopportune arrival of main character Sunjin, whose \"bad timing\" is a major source of amusement for readers, who note he is constantly getting caught in others' drama. While the prolonged focus on this side plot has many readers vocalizing how much they miss the main couple, Wooseung and Sunjin, it continues to generate deep engagement. The audience remains divided, with some still wishing for Jaehee to end up with the supportive aroace character, JJ, instead of the emotionally stunted Bumchul. 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