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Overwhelmed by painful memories and pent-up anger, Shinwoo reaches a breaking point, culminating in a significant moment of growth as he finally stands up to her. Just as he is spiraling, Han provides a crucial lifeline, intuitively sensing his distress and calling him at the perfect moment. Han’s supportive presence and his promise to return for Shinwoo offer a glimmer of hope, reinforcing his role as a potential savior from the profound emotional damage inflicted by Shinwoo's entire family.","summary_source":"graph_aggregator","summary_status":"generated","summary_verification":"unverified"},"summary":"Picking up from the previous chapter's cliffhanger, the dreaded phone call from Shinwoo's aunt plunges the narrative into his traumatic past. The chapter reveals the immense burden and guilt she placed on him as a child following a family tragedy, with flashbacks detailing her cruel words at the hospital. This confrontation also exposes the failings of Shinwoo's mother, who abandoned him, started a new family, and even tells others that her son is dead. While the aunt publicly confronts the mother for her actions—a move some readers see as justified—her primary role is that of an antagonist who continues to torment Shinwoo. Overwhelmed by painful memories and pent-up anger, Shinwoo reaches a breaking point, culminating in a significant moment of growth as he finally stands up to her. Just as he is spiraling, Han provides a crucial lifeline, intuitively sensing his distress and calling him at the perfect moment. 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This confrontation also exposes the failings of Shinwoo's mother, who abandoned him, started a new family, and even tells others that her son is dead. While the aunt publicly confronts the mother for her actions—a move some readers see as justified—her primary role is that of an antagonist who continues to torment Shinwoo. Overwhelmed by painful memories and pent-up anger, Shinwoo reaches a breaking point, culminating in a significant moment of growth as he finally stands up to her. Just as he is spiraling, Han provides a crucial lifeline, intuitively sensing his distress and calling him at the perfect moment. 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