Heesung tells Dan: “He knows. He’s just not coming.”
That line stings. Jaekyung isn’t oblivious—he’s making a choice. His pride, his trauma, his inability to face the mess he’s created… it’s all keeping him away. But Mingwa cleverly shows us Jaekyung’s POV in a later cut: he’s sitting in his empty apartment, staring at Dan’s pillow. He’s not cold. He’s paralyzed. This doesn’t excuse him, but it deepens his character. Chapter 90 gives us a short but devastating flashback to the very first time Dan smiled genuinely at Jaekyung. Not a paid smile, not a nervous grin—a real one, when Jaekyung (accidentally) did something kind. jinx manga chapter 90
Dan’s final line: “Why are you here, Jaekyung-ssi? The contract is over.” Heesung tells Dan: “He knows
The key moment here? When a nurse asks about next of kin, Dan just closes his eyes. He’s given up on Jaekyung coming, and honestly? He seems to have given up on himself. This is the lowest we’ve ever seen Dan—not just sad, but resigned. Mingwa draws his eyes as completely lifeless, a far cry from the soft, hopeful gaze he used to have. 2. Jaekyung’s Absence (And What It Means) We don’t see Jaekyung for the first half of the chapter. Instead, we get Heesung. His presence here is crucial. He’s the messenger Jaekyung refuses to be. His pride, his trauma, his inability to face