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This misunderstanding is so profound that many readers admit they also did not realize it was a confession. The situation escalates when Boguk sees physical evidence, described as red marks, of Hyung Woo's recent sexual encounter with another man, Sujo. This discovery leaves Boguk visibly heartbroken and in tears. Readers are deeply conflicted, expressing immense sympathy for Boguk's hurt while simultaneously defending Hyung Woo. The consensus is that Hyung Woo is not at fault, as he was in no mental state to process a confession and is not obligated to reciprocate, especially given his trauma-induced hypersexuality. 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