No, this series doesn’t include forced sex, rape, or physical abuse like hitting or assault. However, it does…
Girlie, I’m really sorry—since the story is still ongoing and I haven’t read the novel, I can’t fully confirm it. From what I’ve seen so far, the ML does have manipulative, red-flag tendencies, so something like that wouldn’t be too surprising.
But I honestly can’t say for sure how far it goes or whether it actually happens.
does this has forced sex, abusing, hitting, assault what its called sub no dub sex where they like being forced…
No, this series doesn’t include forced sex, rape, or physical abuse like hitting or assault. However, it does involve psychological manipulation between the characters. It doesn’t romanticize non-consensual sexual situations, but the relationship dynamics can still feel toxic in a mental/emotional way, so it depends on your comfort level.
First of all, calm down a bit. You’re jumping to conclusions without understanding the context. In that episode,…
Well, I’ll give you this—YES, he could’ve just said he was confused about his feelings. That part is fair. And his whole dynamic with his friend? Also questionable.
But the manipulation? No, I’m not letting that slide because it’s VERY obvious.
That moment when Jane gave Patrick his friend’s gift—his reaction said everything. He suddenly pulled away, disappeared, and created distance out of nowhere… like sir?? You don’t get to act like that after being the one constantly trying to get close to Jane while keeping your own feelings vague.
That wasn’t confusion. That was control.
He created emotional instability on purpose—making Jane feel uneasy, second-guess things, and miss his presence. And what does that do? It makes Jane more vulnerable and more likely to fall for him.
That’s literally manipulation.
So yeah, calling him “just nice” after that doesn’t sit right with me at all 😌
Lol if you like him what’s wrong with telling your friends? Are you afraid they will tease you? Then get new…
First of all, calm down a bit. You’re jumping to conclusions without understanding the context. In that episode, Jane wasn’t denying anything—he was genuinely confused and unsure about his own feelings. If he doesn’t even understand himself yet, how is he supposed to confidently tell his friends?
Also, if you were actually paying attention, one of his friends was constantly warning him to stay away from Patrick. That kind of pressure obviously makes someone more cautious about speaking up. It’s not as simple as “just say it.”
And telling someone to “get new friends” like it’s nothing? That’s unrealistic. These aren’t random people—they’re his teammates, his daily circle. You don’t just replace that overnight.
Lastly, Patrick was clearly the one taking the lead and subtly manipulating the situation, so there’s no way he’d misunderstand Jane’s feelings. Maybe try looking at the full picture before judging so harshly.
But I honestly can’t say for sure how far it goes or whether it actually happens.
But the manipulation? No, I’m not letting that slide because it’s VERY obvious.
That moment when Jane gave Patrick his friend’s gift—his reaction said everything. He suddenly pulled away, disappeared, and created distance out of nowhere… like sir?? You don’t get to act like that after being the one constantly trying to get close to Jane while keeping your own feelings vague.
That wasn’t confusion. That was control.
He created emotional instability on purpose—making Jane feel uneasy, second-guess things, and miss his presence. And what does that do? It makes Jane more vulnerable and more likely to fall for him.
That’s literally manipulation.
So yeah, calling him “just nice” after that doesn’t sit right with me at all 😌
Also, if you were actually paying attention, one of his friends was constantly warning him to stay away from Patrick. That kind of pressure obviously makes someone more cautious about speaking up. It’s not as simple as “just say it.”
And telling someone to “get new friends” like it’s nothing? That’s unrealistic. These aren’t random people—they’re his teammates, his daily circle. You don’t just replace that overnight.
Lastly, Patrick was clearly the one taking the lead and subtly manipulating the situation, so there’s no way he’d misunderstand Jane’s feelings. Maybe try looking at the full picture before judging so harshly.
Some dynamics don’t need labels when the subtext is already screaming louder than dialogue 👀✨
I was this close to passing out when Niran touched Pete’s chest 😌💀… and then BOOM—my soul came right back because I HAVE to finish this series 💅✨
I enjoyed it so much. So thank you and keep going.💕