I'm glad that Hae snapped out of his thoughts and come back to reality, the reality that he loves Hyuk. Hyuk might be the "experienced" one who would be thought of as the one to hurt Hae's innocence, but it's because Hyuk knows the world and all it's unfairness that he was the one to be hurt even more than Hae. Hyuk saw Hae as a "normal" life and even though he knew it might be just a dream for him, he was able to live that normal life with Hae. So when Hae reminded Hyuk of his reality of being a whore as Hae puts it, it broke Hyuk. The one chance at a normal life suddenly disappeared because the one guy who could give him that life decides that Hyuk doesn't deserve it. And to have all of that come directly after Hyuk's client attacked him which was another reminder that Hyuk doesn't live a normal life. Hyuk was getting constant reminders at how different his life truly is - reminders from Pierre, his client then finally Hae, the one person Hyuk didn't expect or want reminders from.

But Hae finally realized that "normal" or not, he loves Hyuk whatever and whoever he is. He might not like what Hyuk does for a living, but he can't help but love him anyway. I was so mad when Hae treated Hyuk like a piece of meat, he was no better than Hyuk's clients, he was probably even worse since he had sex with revenge and punishment in mind. No wonder Hyuk didn't do anything other than lie there and wait for Hae to be done.

Hyuk and Hae's night ended happily (I guess), but does that mean they have a future? I'm not sure, but I guess no relationship has guarantees so they have a chance at happiness as much as the next couple.