I guess there's a lot that happens to…

I guess there's a lot that happens to be happy about - resolution and reconciliation.Yuki continues to play with his hair, but he's probably not been asked to do much with the character. Li Gong had a rare moment emotional outburst. Ze Shou found his romantic side.Did it feel too easy? Hm, not really. Been a long time coming and Ze Shou was trying to convince himself with the 'brother' stuff. Taking it further will probably lead to complications. There's that camping trip to come which could go wrong, and the court cases, too. Will the parents think the reasons for turning blind dates down was a cover all along?

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everything rosy - too rosy?!? as there still…

everything rosy - too rosy?!? as there still a lot of ep's left. so that indicates trouble? i guess that's one way to liven things up. but i just want this to follow some type of logic (and not that anything was illogical), it just seemed rushed in an illogical sort of way. if this was the last ep, it would be understandable - but it isn't and then i ask, why was this written this way?!? *************it's like a major twist wasn't written in and we jump from the confession, angst, over coming phobias to acceptance in a blink - which is Very illogical and doesn't add to the build up, u need to empathize, connect with and root for ur character's - just me?!? i guess... ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************yeah happy Ze Shou went from" why do u like me" to confessing his love - weird but ok. he doesn't want to lose Li Gong so he over came any and all hang-ups, without the need to think them through? fine. and then we get Ying Ze and Yuki - which was more logical and there was some build up to everything, including the kids part - but what/why the hell was Yuki acting like he homeless?!? like an orphan that had nowhere to go - roaming the streets cause Ying Ze hadn't verbally committed? this plot-point blindsided me and made me wonder if there was another universe, where this was explained and i missed it.******************************************************************************************************************************************************if everything wasn't weird enough with the mains stories, we get Aaron and Hank again (which i lie if i said i heard a word of what they said in the previous ep, just gazing at Aaron lovingly and rolled my eye's at Hank) this time listened and have to say the therapy section was a band-aid that will not fix a thing in the long run - but hey what do i know

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