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Readers were deeply affected by the poignant moment when Gido notices the rose in Juhyeok's hand—a gift from the Director—which serves as a powerful symbol of a missed opportunity and the definitive end to his own romantic chances. This interaction is not a dramatic confrontation but a melancholic acceptance of their shared history, with many readers lamenting the \"what could have been\" if not for their past prejudices and mutual hesitation. While the central romance between Juhyeok and Director Lee continues to develop, this chapter provides respectful closure for Gido, who is portrayed as a tragic but dignified figure rather than a villainous rival. 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