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This dark revelation serves as a stark contrast to the continued evolution of the central relationship between Lee Soohyun and Jung Eunsung. Their dynamic has progressed from a toxic, obsessive codependency into a stable and affectionate domestic partnership, though an explicit confession of love remains unspoken. Readers highlight Soohyun's persistent emotional obliviousness, noting his failure to recognize Eunsung's clear affection—such as using Soohyun's birthday as his door password—or his own self-worth. This is particularly ironic given Soohyun's demonstrated character growth, as he is able to provide profound and effective comfort to Shinhae, articulating the very validation he cannot apply to himself. 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