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He perceives Jae-won's confession as \"light-hearted\" and insincere, fearing that his own serious, long-held emotions are being treated as a burden to be quickly \"gotten over with.\" This reaction is widely validated by readers, many of whom relate to his fear of getting hurt and his impulse to doubt Jae-won's intentions. The conflict is rooted in Jae-won's flawed execution; by focusing on Mae-hwa's feelings for him rather than expressing his own, he has created a significant misunderstanding, seemingly ignoring a prior warning from his friend Guk Dal to be more careful. While a minority of readers criticize Mae-hwa for making unfair assumptions and running from confrontation, the overwhelming sentiment is a desperate plea for the two to communicate. 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