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Yoon's justification hinges on the memory of Jae-in's original, sweet pheromones, a logic that readers and Taeyoon himself vehemently reject, pointing out that Choi's violent actions are precisely what destroyed Jae-in's scent and life in the first place. Taeyoon courageously dismisses Yoon's reasoning as \"a load of bull\" even while being held at gunpoint. The chapter's tension is amplified by a scene of the distressed Jae-in, where the appearance of a black butterfly is interpreted by readers as a dark omen, sparking intense fear for the safety of his unborn child. 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