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I agree with that but the thing for me is if it's someone I actually want to be with I can forgive easier than most depending on the situation. As I do believe in 2nd chances unless they did something so horrible that is unforgiveable. What Kim did and how she did it is horrible but doesn't quite fall in to unforgiveable territory for me. At the very least I could forgive her enough to be friends.The thing about Kim is not because she left, but more about how she left. I thought the whole this relationship thingy was to talk to your partner about stuff; how hard could it be to say "hey MC, my father is a huge jackass and he would cause trouble if I stayed any longer."
She just left; simple as that.
Not to mention, she explained her leaving AFTER their ACCIDENTAL meeting at the company. She could've at least told someone about her reasons, hell, she could have even texted MC and explain everything, but no. She decided to keep the boy in the dark and let him have self-destructive thoughts of maybe he is the reason she left.
So yeah, fuck Kim.
With that being said I still would want a valid reason for her leaving to be more than friends with her , which is why how powerful her father is becomes kind of important to me. Cause with that important fact it would determine to me if she might just leave again out of the blue cause she is paranoid or she has a real reason for it. As I could be friends with her even if she leaves out of the blue for no reason but building a relationship again I feel I need a valid reason for her leaving to take that risk or chance again. Especially how this MC has other options he can romance / date. Now if I was lonely then I could probably forgive her no matter what if I wanted to be with her.