The category this story falls into where the husband loose and the bad guy win. I been reading many many stories and watching many many japanese AV to know that this is the style for this type of category. You don't see many husbands win here, this category is all about the old ugly fat dude get the hot wife. But just seeing people thinks that the female character would be better with the bad guy is just not very logical. You know, like Lester been planning all these evils act to Sarah and her husband, get them both fire, make sex video to sell, thinking how to get rid of her kids, planning to get her pregnant....but yet, a lot of readers thinking that she would be best with a guy like that....just mind boggling to me. It is like people seeing a politician lie cheat steal murder and everything bad but still saying I would vote for the dude....or saying yeah, the wife needs to go and be with her physical or mentally abusive husband....yeah, that is good for her. I mean, I just don't understand people I guess. DS spells out how evil and bad Lester is...he hasn't say much about Lester past projects yet...I am sure Lester got many wives pregnant in the past....and we don't see those women with him or him taking responsibility for it......and yet somehow readers still thinking ...yeah, she would be happy with that dude....just boggle the mind to me.
At the expense of my desire Lester + Sarah.
Dan NPC lost his chance, losing control. Can Lester become a family man is a question I was looking for an answer to until chapter 32. In chapter 32 there was a sentence, I could be wrong:
Lester sadly heard Dan playing with the children in the backyard and Sarah noticed it.
Can a person change for the better, easily for the worse and for the better?
Sarah deep down already loves Lester, because how to love Dan and live with him all my life is hard for me to imagine and there is only one life.
She has sunk to the level of a whore and she likes it or can condemn it? From a moral point of view, yes, definitely. But whether we have the right to condemn her behavior is another question. So what's wrong with her living a happy life of a whore with Lester.
Another question is whether Sarah would break off the relationship knowing that all the troubles are from Lester.
These are all fantasies, perhaps, and far-fetched, does this deserve criticism?
So many questions and so few answers. It is the author who knows how to ask questions and make the reader think, in my opinion, who creates masterpieces.