It’s the reason why I don’t really force my preferences on an OTP in a story. Like not every person will make your heart skip a beat. People have different tastes and fall in love for different reasons about the person. Sometimes I think that’s what writers try to portray when a second lead is nicer than a first lead in, say, Korean drama shows yet the lead chooses the first lead. What I’m trying to say is that a person might love suitor 1 over suitor 2 because it’s their taste and not necessarily because suitor 1 is nicer than suitor 2 though that doesn’t mean suitor 1 isn’t nice. Yet, how else can we make sense of the fact that he still ended up moving her “dead” heart as they spent more time together here and there? To me, from experience, that answer has to be her attraction to him that naturally made her heart fall for him again and not just because he does nice things for her when others do them as, when I say the nicest guy, I don’t mean that a woman or man doesn’t marry a nice person. However, unlike what others did, I noticed that whatever Ruve did affected her in a potential romantic light particularly as the years somewhat softened her fear of Ruve himself and of course she noticed his changes. Other people did nice things for her but she never seemed to be moved in a romantic light. She saw he was different so that should have at least put him on the same level or a bit below the other potential spouses in her life. Then why choose Ruve again when she’s so traumatized by the abandonment of the Ruve of the first timeline. She gained many friends and relationships.
It’s the reason why most people do not necessarily marry the nicest guy they know among their male friends or, I’m looking forward to your summary of the latest, Tia received lots of love in this second timeline. He also worked hard to win her over but I ultimately think she fell for him because she’s attracted to him. Sure, he’s different to the Ruve from the first timeline and she realizes it with her head but she also realizes with her head that the past was real. There is no other explanation for it considering she really fought hard to not to give in to him because of her past trauma. I honestly think that Tia fell for Ruve again because she’s naturally attracted to him and so her heart followed. I also liked that she thanked him for not giving up on her even when she rejected him repeatedly.
I loved the way she rushed into his arms after talking to Jieun about the past. Tia talked with Jieun and then talked with Ruve about the first timeline. Click to expand.Yes, today’s chapter covered quite a bit.
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