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It is revealed that Sunny himself had a romantic history with Dongchan, involving a kiss, but ultimately rejected him and is now acting with extreme possessiveness, refusing to let Dongchan be happy with Jiwoo. This revelation has solidified Sunny's role as the primary source of conflict, sparking overwhelming fury among readers who decry his hypocrisy and manipulative behavior. While a minority of readers acknowledge his own traumatic background involving an abusive father and societal pressures, the consensus is a rejection of any potential redemption arc. Meanwhile, the immediate consequence of Sunny's villainy persists, as Jiwoo remains trapped in a shed, having missed Dongchan's important performance due to Sunny's direct sabotage. 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