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Torn between duty and love.

Odajima’s childhood is a wound that never heals,a small boy trapped in a house where love was slain.No child should ever bear such sorrow,to wake beneath the same roof as rage,where a father’s fists spoke louder than words,and a mother’s silence hurt more than any blow.She gave him life, yet turned away from it,her gaze a cold winter that froze his heart.His home was no home,but a battlefield of broken dreams,where laughter died before it could be born.When he raised his hand against his father,it was not hatred that guided him,it was survival, desperate and trembling.But fate’s cruelty was not done,for the woman who should have saved himbegged to die by his hand as well.In that moment, the last light in his soul went out.How could a boy like that ever learnwhat love is meant to feel like?Then came Kataoka,the man Odajima was sent to kill,yet somehow, the man who taught him to live.Kataoka’s warmth melted the frost of his years,his teasing words, his careless laughter,his gentle talk of marriage,all small miracles that stitched Odajima’s heartback together, thread by trembling thread.But destiny is merciless.His mission whispered, kill him.His heart screamed, don’t.For the man who had never been lovedhad finally found someone who did.And that, perhaps,is the cruelest agony of all,to be torn between duty and love.When danger came, Odajima stood readyto give his life for Kataoka,but it was Kataoka who took the bullet instead.Now he lies in a cold hospital bed,his breath shallow, his heart fading.Odajima weeps beside him,his face shattered with grief,his voice breaking as he pleads,“Please don’t die… you are the reason I live.”There is nothing sadder than this,a man who spent his life unloved,who finally found warmth in another’s arms,only to lose it in the blink of fate.Odajima’s heart beats nownot for himself,but for a love slipping away.And as the monitor hums its sorrowful tune,the world watches a tragedy unfold,a boy who never knew lovelearning it only through loss.

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as much as i dislike Song Min, i am happy…

as much as i dislike Song Min, i am happy he f*cked over Joe. just a pity Song Min is gonna pay the price right with him. even though given how passive he is, let alone he doesn't suspect Ji Hun.... heck he doesn't notice him or Jun Ho - to him more then adopted siblings, they like the countless lackeys his father has hanging around him - they not worth notice, unless he's forced to interact with them cause of an order. so i guess he wouldn't even dream that anyone serving his father, would backstab him. plus he's to busy throwing himself a pity party from the start of this... **************************************************************idk what i want to happen next, as there only 2 more ep's left, guess Song Min's getting kidnaped - Sun's gonna come to the rescue (which given his fighting skills, is kind off a bad joke), idk if Joe is gonna wake-up or pass on. the lobbyist's don't seem like good guys, so idk if they will stop whatever Ji Hun is planning. but i also don't get why Ji Hun thinks he can fill the shoes of Joe. but will have to wait & see -

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