BxB_lovergirl125

Yok’s innocent, cold and naive act is just a push and pull tactict to make Ing believe he is the one hunting. This makes Ing lower his guard. And Itt? He’s hardly the innocent little half-brother who simply looks up to Ing. Knowing the novel reveals that both boys are working together to destroy Ing’s company and ruin his life from the inside and their request to intern there seems more like an infiltration plan. Yok uses this innocent straight boy approach to ensnare Ing, while Itt hides behind the innocence of a younger brother. Poor Ing might think he's hunting a rabbit while he wanders into the Serpent's Den (Sauce: The sacred Serpent's Den). He thinks that letting Itt work there is like handing out charity, but in actuality he's already been ensnared. There is only heartbreak because Ing gives himself fully, trust, heart and body, over to Yok, only to be shattered.