I Summon You, Gold! Episode 20

They will just know that she looks similar to Yoona, what’s important is that they don’t know she’ Mong Hyun’s sister and everything will be alright. Although Seung Eun won’t keep calm after she knows who’s the designer of that set she liked and she’s even threatening HyunSoo with her hidden questions? She doesn’t know where to stop, now does she?

I felt bad for Mong Hyun in this episode; that girl Mina is making things really hard and complicated. Just let them be together already, Hyun Tae is having feelings for her you know.

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Jun 14, 2013

Tension!

I loved the realistic turn of events in this episode. If you live together as total strangers, even if ther is a certai cemestry, somthing like a huge fight over trust ishues is going to happen.

The time in which Park Hyun Soo and Mong Hee are being apart will hopefully help them realise their affaction towards each other :)

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