She Would Never Know

Tumbleweed fest

The catchcry for this is a woman rebuffing the advances of younger men. This isn't true. It's not about the age difference. It's the fact that she doesn't want to date with another colleague again as this age issue is resolved within the first couple of minutes in the series where we discover she's only a year older than him. That's right. A YEAR. Shows some insecurity issues for the ppl who actually promote and produce this webtoon and series if they think a year's diff between a woman and a man is a huge deal.

That aside, this show is a huge WTF for Rowoon. It doesn't showcase his full abilities at all and as a character Hyun Seung was flat and without personality. What does he like? Whatever Soon Ah likes. What makes him happy? Whatever makes Soon Ah happy. What's his favourite food? Whatever is Soon Ah's favourite food. *facepalm* It's quite a change watching him play a doormat in this whole series where nothing really happens. I stayed with it till the end because the cosmetics industry insides was interesting to watch and I love series where you get a good idea of an occupation from the characters' lives and She Would Never Know delivers on this at least. But the unlikely pair of older sisters that Hyun Seung has, and the going-ons of their love life was just a whole bunch of fantastical BS on display. Ji Seung, the older sister who is a successful entrepreneur and gorgeous is single. She is courted by Soon Ah's big boss, Jae Woon, who is a chaebol heir and single and is interested in her to the point of stalking her. He says the most weirdest things to her and she is all submissive and accepting of his behaviours because Korea and women apparently *rolls eyes*. Yun Seung, the oldest sister I think, is the "successful" woman and person of them all because she's married with a kid. She tries to match her siblings off asap and has trained her daughter to be focused on only appearances and boyfriends. Excellent. No need to educate the little girl, just prance her off to some escort service since men and skin beauty is prioritised highly in her metaphorical books. Those industries like the girls young and vacuous anyway.

The whole Jae Shin and Hyo Joo arc is weird AF. If he was really interested in Soon Ah and not Hyo Joo his behaviours and actions would not have been as it was in the series. The Jae Shin character behaved that way solely because the execs wanted to drive through the point about him being a cheater but the implausibility of how he treats her and keeps her in the dark stretched the suspension of disbelief too much that I just dumped this whole character. I couldn't take him seriously at all. He was just a pawn to act in whatever way fitted the plot and not a real organic character that was believable. It's quite a common trait anyway in Korean writing to have things be plot oriented rather than character oriented, which makes for implausible characters behaving in implausible ways.

Anyway, the only blimp that happens in Soon Ah and Hyun Seung's r/ship was her having some attack of doubts in Paris when he visits her. All that is resolved when she returns to Korea after her Parisian assignment and decides she wants him after all. And like the doormat that he is, of course he returns to her. Predictable. Then there's a wedding in the end and that's it.

A lot of blahs in between but not a lot of real substance to this series. All the characters are dull, boring and flat. I felt like I was watching ppl going through the throes of life post-lobotomies, tbh. You could replace druggies with the actors and you'd get the same spaced out results playing surreal situations that go through a predictable trajectory.

Rewatch value is -10.

I really wouldn't even recommend anyone watching this unless they were interested in marketing, esp retail marketing, as this is portrayed well in the series. The characters are shallow and dull and the story is just a bunch of nothing. Watching grass grow would have a better rewatch value.

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Not a very memorable love story

The story was good but not too impressive. Plot was quite plain as there were no twists and turns. Even so there were some things that i enjoyed; like the bonding between klar team members and ML’s sisters and his niece.
There were also things that i disliked, and on the top of that list is the female lead. She started off as such a caring and sweet person but she was soo mean to her mother. She treated her mother soo poorly and her reasons were lame. From that point onwards i just couldn’t side with her even thou she is the main lead. She treated the ML based on her convenience and her feelings for him never seemed convincing enough.
The chemistry was off for some reason, especially from the FL’s side. . In order to fall in love with a drama, i first need to like the characters and if the characters aren’t that good or convincing enough then i can’t fall for their story. ML tried too hard and he seemed more in love than the FL. Hence there balance in the relationship kind of felt off to me.

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Went on too long

I thought the cast was great and the leads fit well together. Rowoon is an actor who's really growing on me. He is very good at playing gentle, thoughtful, yet no characters, but they aren't pushovers.
The friends, family and colleagues surrounding the MC were a diverse bunch with only a few stereotypes.
I loved Kwon Sung-yeon (played by Ahn Se-ha), a member of the Klar cosmetics team. I also liked Chae Ji-sung, 1 of 2 sisters of the ML, who was intelligent, considerate and pretty independent ~ also very classy.
I did feel for the FL, Song-ah. A strong and capable character who was deceived and messed about, but, after taking ages to make a decision, she then backtracked... she didn't seem to think anything through, or know what she wanted. My sympathy evaporated.
Characters I honestly had a major problem with, but were so well portrayed...
• The company director's sister, Lee Hyo-joo ~ utterly delusional. What she puts another character through and then complains to about their attitude, is eye rolling, to say the least. She totally needs professional help!
• Whilst I felt a little sorry for her partner, it was hard because although he is used and abused, he did also deceive others.
• FL's mother ~ The way this character was developed and handled, I found really weak and annoying too; it so played down the affects of her condition and personalities like that, on those closest to them and almost made it seem like that's just how it is, so put up with it.
• ML's other sister, Chae Yun-seung ~ married with a precocious daughter (fabulously played by a great child actress, Park So-yi), who spends all her time making snide, hurtful remarks and berating her siblings, telling them they need to marry EVERY TIME she's with them. She gets loud and petulant or plays hurt and childish, if she finds out they meet without her. She has a blunt, thoughtlessly nasty mouth with everyone, but is annoyingly enabled by those around her, as they just take it. How her character is developed, is just weird. It was like by making her acceptance of a situation, as though she was some open-minded saint, would make all the other stuff ok... nope. It did feel like divine retribution to be honest. I really like the actress who played her so convincingly, however (she's just been in See You In My 19th Life).
It was an OK watch. I wasn't blown away by it. Sometimes I just got so bored though and it took me ages to get through it.
The later story arc around the FL, felt a lot like it was just to pad out the drama.
I guess it's mostly about relationships (not just romantic ones, but familial, work and personal as well), following instinct, not being dictated to by society's 'norms'.
I didn't hate it and was happy to dip in and out as the mood took, but was so glad to finish it.

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Great slice of life romance with realistic character development

I really loved this drama. I dropped it first because of other dramas I wanted to watch first but came back to it and just couldn't stop watching. The writers took their sweet time to reveal the reasons behind the characters actions but the character development and the main loveline felt pretty organic. The side plots were also very thoughtful and depicted various themes regarding relationships. The OST was great too and this is probably the first time where I loved the last two episodes the most out of all the episodes because everything came full circle. IMO Rowoon was great in this. I watched some other of his dramas already but here he can show his whole range . The FL is great too. I loved her in "Rain or shine". Her character is a bit restrained in the beginning but so cute in the end. The couple has great chemistry and you really route for them as the show progresses. I did. I also think that the second couple was really funny.
I think I will rewatch this in the future.
If you like dramas like "Something in the rain", "One spring night", "Navillera" or even "Nevertheless" for their realistic and mature approach you might like this one. The characters start out more flawed than where they end up. All of them. And it is really great to watch.

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A Beautiful Story.

I've always been a fan of older female/younger male kinda dramas. This drama especially made me fall in love with Ro Woon.
It might seem boring at the beginning with the whole work place stuff, and female lead was a bit slow to realize the fault in her relationship which was all a lie. Then came in Ro Woon, his boldness and expression got me through this whole drama, a man that knows what he wants and didn't give up till the end, even when female lead withdrew due to work situation. His feelings didn't waiver. The way he looks at her and wants to be around her really made me fall in love with the drama.
It's a perfect drama when looking for, workplace drama, slow but beautiful romance.

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What to watch when viewing this show.

What to watch when viewing this show because this show can be a gem depending on how you view or it can be a regular watch.

Let's start with the negative first because I have a glowing repose later down.

First I had an issue with the casting. I had an issue with Won Jin Ah. She was like a square peg in a round hole and I felt like she struggled the entire drama. At first it felt as though the leads didn't have great chemistry and it was an off pairing but the further the show went the more her interactions with her co-stars felt more strained. I also didn't like the height difference between the main couple except for the part where she stood up on the bench to hug him. That part was pretty cute, I must admit but outside of that, they looked weird which made all the kiss scenes sitting down. This is one of the reasons I believe that I wasn't sold 100% on the romance of this drama. It felt very one-sided. Ro Woon really made me fall in love with him but not so much Won Jin Ah.

Second issue was Lee Hyo Joo character arc. I'm really over the desperate unrequited suicidal love of the rich girl who can't get everything she wants. As much as I loved the writing of this show, I sighed deeply every time she came on the screen.

The Raving part.

What really makes this show shine is writing. I am officially a fan of Chae Yoon and as far as my research shows this is a debut drama for the writer. I think this is great work for a debut because the lines, the soliloquies had me swooning. Imagine if these lines were relayed with an epic couple chemistry. This would have been a romance for the ages.

The storyline and plot was a basic romance with the mandatory break up and make up, time skip, away trip, crazy parents, etc. But I don't mind this in most cases as long as the drama is done well and in this case it was almost a slam dunk.

There were so many scene stealers with Hyun Seung and what I loved about his character the most is that he always allowed Song Ah to make the choice, set the pace and draw the boundaries and he respected all of her rules, even when he doesn't like them. When she said it makes her the bad person to change her mind I went crazy because it acknowledges that although men can be crass, women can take advantage of a situation as well.

Some other favourite moments: Song Ah saying she could never understand her mom because she is so determined not to become like her. Hyun Seung saying that love can burden the refuser (Episode 8 Hyun Seung soliloquy).

There are so many moments when the writing of this show moved me and I felt the talent of the script. I look forward to more from this writer hopefully with a more compatible cast.

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Sweet Sunbae Noona Romance

There are certain k-dramas that are meant to stay in your heart forever and can be rewatched to the fullest joy again and again. This is one of them for me. The storyline is simple yet so extra for your heart to take. I'm Awestruck with how beautiful and warm this drama is. Anyone who wants to witness the sweet Sunbae noona romance that will stay in your heart forever just can't miss this beautiful drama!. I am head over heels for Rowoon after watching this drama. He has outdone himself in every aspect. The way he portrayed Chae Hyung Seung makes it impossible not to fall in love with him. He is such a treat to watch! I've never felt so attached to the characters in any of the dramas till now. I haven't watched it, I LIVED THIS DRAMA...!!! It is a complete package with just the right amount of everything which makes an excellent romance drama. It was my comfy place for the last few months and now that it's over I don't know how to overcome the hangover and take Chae Hyung Seung out of my mind. DAMN you Rowoon! I wish I could forget the plot and rewatch it so I can experience those ecstatic feelings all over again. This drama is a must-watch! One of the best-underrated k-drama gems. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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Out of the 16 episodes I wholeheartedly enjoyed 8 episodes. There were also 4 episodes which I really hated & 4 average mildly frustrating ones.
There is not a whole a whole lot of originality here. The only particularly unusual thing is how front loaded the show is with love triangle makjang. In the first 4 episodes all the bad stereotypical triangle things end up happening, like fist fighting, the 3way hand grab and a lot of possessiveness. The second ML is like a bloodhound for quite a while & the ML is not much better up until like ep6. (without Covid boredom I would've just dropped this at ep2-3)
The rest of the drama offers decent romance, but it has the most stereotypical and over-foreshadowed separation plot. (except it's even worse, because it's longer than the usual 2 years tenure) Anyhow the leads had good chemistry and plenty of sweet scenes together, so that was nice.
I can be considered a fan of Won Jin Ah, I don't see why people are bashing her. Her acting was great in this drama, the script, or her ridiculous hair/lipstick combination was not her fault. This is the second time I saw Rowoon in a drama. Based on his performance in Extraordinary You, I thought that he is a typical idol actor with no acting range. His acting may not have blown my mind, but he has improved a lot and largely succeeded at playing a completely different character, good job!

The one thing the production team really succeeded at is setting the mood. The unassuming, but surprisingly tasteful OST probably helped a lot with that too. I like dramas that have a slightly melodramatic mood, without going into an angsty direction. I guess this is one of the main reasons why I managed to somewhat enjoy this objectively bad drama.

I'm fine with gay supporting characters in dramas, but this drama had the blandest, most generic and overtold gay side story I have ever seen. Oh yes, there is one original thing in the drama after all. Song Ah's mother wanting her daughter to die alone is something I have not seen in a drama before, but personally I don't think that story was worth being told.

The office setting had some of the usual cliches, but it was bearable. They did not end up overdoing the workplace scheming/intrigue BS.

I can see why people taking the drama way too seriously wouldn't like the ending, but personally I think it was a well executed happy ending.

Overall 7/10 is probably too high, but against all odds the drama did end up entertaining me quite a bit, so I'll just roll with it.

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Good Enough!

I thought the story was okay. It was good enough to keep me entertained and finish the series. It’s not some mind-blowing romance or anything that’ll change your life, but it does the job.That said, there were a few things that didn’t quite click with me. Mainly, the romance — which is supposed to be the main focus — felt like it lacked emotional connection between the leads. I think that might be because of the way the female character was written. I’m not familiar with the actress, this was actually the first drama I’ve seen her in, so I’m basing this on the character itself.She’s more introverted and reserved, and goes through an emotional journey throughout the series. She starts off liking someone else, then moves on and starts falling for the male lead — who, by the way, is already head over heels for her from the very beginning. So I guess she needed to show that emotional disconnect at first. But I think that kind of made her come across as a bit cold, especially since for a big part of the show, she’s rejecting his advances.And honestly, the male lead is super sweet, totally in love with her, doing everything to win her over — maybe even trying too hard sometimes. I wish we’d seen more from her side, more of her falling for him. The ending felt a bit rushed in that sense.But overall, it’s a cute drama. There are some nice moments and a few parts I found really interesting, especially when it comes to the side characters. I really liked the male lead’s family dynamic — he has two sisters, and it’s fun to watch how they interact. The sisters also have their own little storylines, which adds a nice touch.Anyway, I think it’s worth watching.

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Loved the acting of the main leads however, the characters themselves, not so much

All the acting was good. Rowoon as Chae Hyun Seung and Won Jin Ah as Yoon Song Ah were both excellent, given what they had to work with. I liked their chemistry in the brief amount of time that they were actually together. Lots of cute interactions and good kisses. I also loved Park So Yi as Kang Ha Eun, Hyun Seung's young niece. She was precocious without being obnoxious, and I loved their scenes together especially.

Costuming was good, with generally classy outfits worn in the workplace and out and about. I tend to like office romance stories, and it's a bonus when the office workers are tolerable. I would have liked to have worked with these people. Hardworking and supporting of each other.

Here's where my problems came in: Yoon Song Ah has been in a secret relationship with her boss for two years. She finds out (because Chae Hyun Seung sets her up) that her boss is getting married in a couple of months. I'll address the set-up later. So, she's brokenhearted and mad, yet she tells the boyfriend that she wants to end their relationship, not mentioning that she's found out that he's a two-timing slime ball. He is constantly in her face, wanting to get back together, to the point that he should have had a restraining order out against him. You feel sorry for Song because she's supposedly so in love, but then suddenly decides she liked Hyun Seung - I was never able to see the transition. THEN she decides to go work in Europe for five years and they are going to try the long-distance thing. She never has time for him, so she breaks up with him by trampling all over his feelings. THEN she comes back and wants to get back together with him. This woman was so self-absorbed I had a hard time sympathizing with her. Weak woman.

Chae Hyun Seung had his own issues. In the first episode I thought he was so sweet, pining for Song Ah, but when he set her up for her to find out the truth, that really bothered me. Plus, the fact that he sounded like he was threatening her by saying things like, "You'd better show up" and especially when he wiped the lipstick from her lips and told her not to wear it. Once she knew the truth of the deadbeat boyfriend, Hyun Seung kept after her and after her, one minute saying he'd wait for her, and in the next minute wanting to know if she liked him yet. There were times that he was supposed to look like he was protecting her, but I thought his actions were very high-handed.

As for the side couples: I LOVED the storyline for Lee Jae Woon and Chae Ji Seung. He was immediately smitten, and the things he would do to be in her presence were precious.

Lee Jae Shin and Lee Hyo Joo - rat bastard cheating man that is marrying her because he feels he owes his friend a debt? Wants to get up in the world? I don't know and I don't care. But he stayed with her so she wouldn't kill herself? Weak woman.

Kang Woo Hyeon and Chae Yung Seung - You could tell at the outset that he didn't love her in a romantic way. And they stated that he spends ALL his free time with his friend from school. Once they started to address the possibility of him being gay, he blamed everything on the friend. She said she'd stay with him until he figured out who he was. Weak woman. So, she wasted years on this guy, living with him while he tried to find himself. Once he figured out what he wanted and they divorced, all I could think of was the years she wasted. The scenes with their young daughter when she found out they were getting divorced broke my heart.

The storyline with Song Ah and her mother I absolutely hated. Her mother was a complete and total mess and irritated me to pieces. What this storyline just reinforced to me was the Song Ah saw what her father did and so she was never going to make herself vulnerable to a man. That showed why she kept herself slightly apart from men, but on the other hand she seemed to always need to have a man in her life.

I do have to say that I enjoyed the last couple of episodes, though I couldn't quite forgive her for what she put him through. It's very shallow of me to say, but I was able to forgive quite a bit, just because I had the opportunity to watch Rowoon.

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❣ Selfish vs Selfless Love & How to Know the Difference °7.3° °good°

SWNK sticks to the formulas that work. It goes on smoothly and leaves a warm feeling that lingers ~ like a nice night cream. The color palette is urban and mature, but there's a freshness to the lineup that pleases consumers. Take a look at the following free samples⤵

“Chae” Hyun Seung is a trainee at Klar Cosmetics. He's in love with his senior, Yoon “Song” Ah, his "sun'-bae". For those of you not familiar with Asian dramas, that's a HURDLE - Status is everything. (🤔However, with that round pretty face, powerful looking physique and perfect skin, we can't exactly call him disadvantaged). She keeps her comment cards close, but he is certain that Song is very available. Hoping to start a conversation, he follows her outside during the company dinner, only to see how very unavailable she is: She's secretly dating Mgr Lee. After many months with hopes up, his world caves in. Chae heads to his sister's business (a bridal salon) for consolation when the cave-in suddenly 💥: Mgr Lee shows up for a dress fitting with his fiance ~ the chairman's granddaughter ~ NOT Sunbae. This product line hasn't launched yet!

He seesaws on how to handle this ~ ⚖. Should he tell Sunbae? He & Sunbae end up on a crazy ride where they are compelled to act as BF/GF. He's delighted. She's irritated and mostly horrified. That's what she tells herself, but it's obvious that she doesn't mind his company…

SWNK, AKA: Sunbae, Don't Put That 💄 On, is a 2021 release that is rated 89 on AWiki. It is 16 65-minute eps. With more than a dozen features to his credit, the lowest rated at 6.1 and the rest north of 7.7 on MDL, Director Lee Dong Yoon's body of work is solid. The throaty Won Jin Ah, whose most popular feature is Just Between Lovers, is FL Song. Song's jr - ML Chae, is played by Rowoon. He's fabulous in The King's Affection. At a whopping 8.9 on MDL, his highest rated show is Tomorrow. He's got the goods🦋 His lovely baritone voice is warm buttered caramel sauce. Lee Hyun Wook plays Mgr Lee & BF of our FL. Seeming a mostly decent guy in an impossible place, they avoid going too cartoonish with his role. Yang Jo Ah does a great job as co-worker, Yoo Jae Kyeong, who is "on" to them early. The ubiquitous mother, Kim Mi-kyung, makes an appearance in ep11. Her schedule must be brutal; she appears in 3 -8 things a year. Our FL 's roomie, played by Kang Hye-Jin, is adorable and this is her only credited show! I hope to see her again.

SWNK has a quiet competence. With the sheerist of coverage, they keep it light. The viewer can ride along and catch the breeze without getting caked up in heavy drama. Shows like that have their place. When the inkling that it's getting bland surfaces, something catches the attention. There's just a touch of glitter, and no glaring flaws, though there is poor coverage in places. One oddity is when the always-in-slacks Song purchases a 👗 in ep7 (her roomie actually buys it for her when they're shopping) but we never see her wear it! It's like applying 💄 over the lip line - sloppy. Some of the characters are rudimental with an IQ more befitting a kids show. The company president, Lee Jae-Woon (Lee Gyu-Han), is an example. He did make me smile…

"When I'm with you, I don't care about falling. I don't care about crashing or getting lost. I'd welcome it all if I can be with you," Rowoon practically croons in one scene. Here's a tough question: Why do you like person-X? We could list certain qualities, but we don't like everybody with the same list of qualities in the same way, so that answer gets no credit. There's a myriad of things involving the subconscious, and all the senses, that culminate in those 🦋 🦋 🦋 in the stomach. "Unrequited love is nothing more than a selfish thought," we hear. This is more true than not. I'm formulating the theory that a crush is about our projection onto another person, but if it's meant to be, it's °always° mutual. A heart can never be taken or forced, but even beyond that, we still understand very little about the nature of attraction. Research indicates that it could be based on SMELL most of all! Most certainly, we have little control over whom we like, but we do control how we approach a relationship and what we bring into it.

Some people enter relationships with selfish purposes. They drain all the nutrients and never replenish them. Those people only take and never give. In SWNK, Manager Lee's father only sees his son as some /thing/ to use, which causes tremendous strain. It has, in fact, directed his son's life: Manager Lee is not free. Manager Lee is not honest with Song for selfish purposes. Manager Lee's fiance has forced him into an engagement for selfish purposes. Chae's ex wants to get back with him for selfish purposes. Our FL 's mother is selfish in her love. She tries to control her daughter while repelling outsiders. SWNK examines the downside of me-1st relationships. "We must only desire what we can have. We must only challenge what we can handle," spouts the chairman - Control is what he taught his progeny. If you find yourself in a one way crush or an uneven relationship, it's best not to hang on. Let go, and work on yourself. The more we grow and improve, the more satisfying our love lives will be. Other people will not fix our deficiencies - only determination and hard work do that. The one sister had to learn the hard way. The tighter she held on, the more her mate wanted freedom. "Thank you for calling it off. If you hadn't, I wouldn't be living my own life," she later concludes. She had to become fully formed on her own. A friendship that has never been on even footing takes a nasty fall. The two were later able to make peace and forgive. They had to each stand on their own in order to be fully formed. Now they can rely on e/o once again.

Managing fear is part of this. "These people always do that. They tear your heart out and leave you for someone else. Then they come back as though nothing has happened. What's more appalling is that they think that they can undo what they've done," says Song to Chae. They each endured relationships in which the ‘other’ used them instead of treasuring them. It's worthy of reflection. Examine your relationships. Gloss will never be lipstick, and a selfish person will never be the optimal mate. Chae describes himself as a greedy person - He's greedy for a deeper love relationship with her. That's the right kind of greediness and the right kind of selfishness. He wants to show love and to make /her/ a priority.

"I want to give more." Due to her workload, Song isn't giving as much as she's receiving in their union and it's weighing on her. That's the message. Humans are designed to feel fulfillment from giving & helping. Temporary imbalances are unavoidable. As long as she's aware of the deficit and will pay back the debt one day, it's okay. All too many would slowly presume s/he deserves that special catering, which leads to taking our partners for granted. Next, love turns selfish & the relationship suffers. One couple works out an amicable separation because one of them is gay and had entered their relationship as a way to deny it. Amicable or not, their child is devastated. For the sake of the kids, I wish separating parents could declare a ceasefire and live in a duplex or on the same street until the kids are grown - I know; someday, over the 🌈. This couple manages to divorce without bitterness. Our decisions don't affect just us, and we should consider the impact on others before we declare war on our child's father or mother.

SWNK has quality details on display. Almost every ep ends with them looking into e/o's eyes; any exceptions send a message. The wardrobe is gorgeous. I Feel You, by SANDEUL, is Spotifiable. 💄 broadcasts our FL's state of mind. Supposedly a color expert, when she's dating Mgr Lee on the sly, she dons bright scarlet. I think she can get away with that color red, but it is very bright and, perhaps, a signal of trying too hard. As of ep7 her hairstyle and look soften as she softens up to Chae. Next she goes so soft, mid-show, that she's almost colorless. It reflects her pain. She sports a perfect color balance in the latter eps. 💄 connects the 2ndary couple as well. It's love-at-first-sight for him, so, when he hears the clerk tell her that the 💄 she wants is gone /for good/ he says, in effect, "AU CONTRAIRE, I am the company president. I will give you what you desire!😍"

Kron-ih-'kah, if what you desire is a simple romantic escape, SWNK has you covered.


QUOTE📢

What moves a person is your sincerity.


〰🖍 IMHO

📣7 📝7 🎭7 💓7 🦋6 🌞7 🎨8 ⚡3 🎵/🔊7.3 😅3.5 😭4.5 😱2.5 😯4 🤔5 💤2.5 🔚8.5


Age +
Pr!(k × 2 + B@$t@rd "see' kia" is often translated "punk" but here it's stronger.

Re-📺? Probably not, but it's worth watching once for the romance fan.

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