#(7.5

It's too simple.

Moran is a handsome guy who is currently homeless. His older (female) lover got tired of him. Their relationship was never about love. That was it.

Short, sweet, wealthy Hosu comes out of literally nowhere. It takes one night for Moran to move into a new mansion and it's like a car with no breaks from there.

Moran is exhausted within a week and now he's insecure and he wants to live on his own.

Hosu is supposed to be a temporary thing.

Hosu thinks they're officially dating.

Which is shocking to Moran but not...really?

Hosu was unusually intimate and fawning for a sugar daddy.

It's an awkward misunderstanding that they work through.

Moran doesn't want to quit his job though.

Hosu seems really sincere, so Moran ignores some red flags.

I mean, maybe he's overreacting.

Is this what dating should be???

Cutie-pie sweet texts every hour all day. Sometimes Hosu waits for him outside while he's working too.

He's "the possessive type", not a crazy guy.

There's a difference.

Woops.

There's a bunch of pills Moran wasn't supposed to know about. Hosu at the bare minimum at least suffers from insomnia. His personality also fluctuates way too much. Some days he's all about intimacy....and on other days he observes Moran like he's an art piece.

Hosu is an artist by the way, and he's obsessed with hands. Moran is shocked to hear his face failed, and his new boyfriend (not daddy) fell in love with another part of him.

Also, he's keeping too many secrets.

His bubbly personality starts to feel like a straight up lie.

It does seem like he has real feelings for Moran though.

If I had to guess Hosu tried to overcompensate and cover up all of his bad side. Or he straight up has a disorder we don't know yet.

All we know is this.

Hosu did not walk up to his crush and say:

"Heyyyy I'm a reclusive artist with money and I fell in love with your hands. And I want you to quit your job and not talk to anybody but me."

No.

He said:

"Hyung please date me I'm so cute and innocent pinky promise tehe."

Which is a pretty bad thing to do.

Moran only finds out portions of the truth thanks to his coworkers. If he was more weak-willed and willing to stay at home he'd be completely at the dark.

At the mercy of his dishonest boyfriend's "mood swings".

I thought this one would be simple, but there's alot to think about.