It’s actually such a shame that she did not end up with Ryan. It would’ve been better if she had proceeded her life alone. Heiner monopolized her & she did not even stand a chance to bid Ryan farewell.
@Sany it’s true that she’s innocent but she did receive previleged (in novel clearly see that she did have SO MUCH previlege)
i like writer very much becasue when i read novel i feel “is it just innocent in the past mean right now she doesn’t have to recoup anythings” and then writer send her to frontline and made me feel in the past she’s not ignorant rich girl. she is truely innocent that when she’s know her mistake she’ll never done the same.
@Goaties while I don’t disagree on the Frontlines thing not being good. It isn’t about that it’s about her making her own choices. Instead of cowering like Heiner assumes she does she’s keeping her head high and wanting to help other people whether because of guilt or not. She isn’t crying in fear or acting privileged she’s accepted her life and working for the better of others. Heiner only sees her as a spoiled noblewoman incapable of doing anything on her own.
Interesting. Is that how you see it?
She is in no way better, she just isn’t at her lowest point anymore.
To me, the fact she is having to volunteer as a war nurse to placate the sense of self-guilt Heiner installed in her does not seem like a good thing…
justchillin
*SPOILER*
It’s actually such a shame that she did not end up with Ryan. It would’ve been better if she had proceeded her life alone. Heiner monopolized her & she did not even stand a chance to bid Ryan farewell.
rushda1997
@Sany it’s true that she’s innocent but she did receive previleged (in novel clearly see that she did have SO MUCH previlege)
i like writer very much becasue when i read novel i feel “is it just innocent in the past mean right now she doesn’t have to recoup anythings” and then writer send her to frontline and made me feel in the past she’s not ignorant rich girl. she is truely innocent that when she’s know her mistake she’ll never done the same.
Knm1991
This feels very cathartic. I look forward to seeing Annette grow as a person and find peace.
WhutsLifeWithoutStories_0123
@Goaties while I don’t disagree on the Frontlines thing not being good. It isn’t about that it’s about her making her own choices. Instead of cowering like Heiner assumes she does she’s keeping her head high and wanting to help other people whether because of guilt or not. She isn’t crying in fear or acting privileged she’s accepted her life and working for the better of others. Heiner only sees her as a spoiled noblewoman incapable of doing anything on her own.
Saniadey
Aww finally somebody understand he’s such a good guy I want him to be the male lead noww
Saniadey
Aww finally somebody understand he’s such a good guy I want him to be the male lead now
Sany
I still can’t understand why she feels guilty? We don’t choose where we are born, so it’s not her fault if her father was a as**l.
Why does she have to pay for the crimes of an other person?!
mangareader015
someone finally sees her for her and not the circumstances she was born into
Moonstar
Oooouu. Finally Annette feels better
Goaties
Interesting. Is that how you see it?
She is in no way better, she just isn’t at her lowest point anymore.
To me, the fact she is having to volunteer as a war nurse to placate the sense of self-guilt Heiner installed in her does not seem like a good thing…