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Despite the immense family pressure and the cultural stigma surrounding divorce, Noa stands firmly with Hyung, unequivocally condemning her brother’s actions and refusing any settlement that would imply forgiveness. Her principled stance has earned her overwhelming praise from the readership, who celebrate her as a strong, independent woman and a crucial ally in Hyung's recovery. While Hyung remains deeply affected by his trauma, experiencing flashbacks and emotional distress, he is not entirely alone. The supportive presence of his friend Boguk, who offers comfort through text messages, provides a gentle counterpoint to the family drama. 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