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It is revealed that his mother, now living a wealthy life, has been lying to her new family for years by claiming Shinwoo is dead—a deception her new husband encouraged her to uphold. The narrative frames her current sorrow as a consequence of abandoning Shinwoo after blaming him for the death of a younger sibling. This attempt at eliciting sympathy is met with overwhelming hostility from readers, who condemn her tearful display as a selfish \"pity party\" and refuse to forgive her abandonment. The confrontation triggers Shinwoo’s deep-seated trauma, causing him to revert to self-blame and shattering the newfound confidence he displayed in the previous chapter. 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