Dear Enemy Episode 19

Persuasion

Man takes Dr Fang to a 5 star restaurant to woo him to participate in documentary. She gets a no. This episode has Qing Cheng drinking for director. She finally impresses them enough to make them stop being asses about drinking. She gets the three extra days they need for film shoot. Director Jiang finally tries to woo her directly but she wants sibling relationship. She respects him and wants it to stay that way. Dr Fang had camping plans with Tiao, but since he had a fever Man filled in. They had a fun time and he called her out for making her heart race.🤣Kai Xi goes on an interview to support her husband. Man respects her word and says so. She often doesn’t see KaiXi stick up for herself but this time she did. Too bad we only get to hear about it rather than see it. They try to have lunch with QingCheng but she just showed up to share the latest gossip of MuSun helping Mian financially at the company. KaiXi felt her efforts had been undermined but her biggest grief was she had to hear her husband’s business from third parties. He completely left her out of the loop. During a rainstorm, Dr Fang brings out bags to use and he and Man play like children. He agrees to the documentary. The camera crews have to work as long as the doctors and Dr Fang gives his shoulder for Man to rest. She tries to act like big sis and calls him kid. He lets her know he doesn’t have a sis nor is he a kid.😝 They tape a young patient and it is a sweet moment. The fortune cookie story was poignant and Man found he left her one too. She posted it and he responded with a rainbow. The director is being an ass and actually wanted the young patient to return for better footage. Man said that wasn’t what a documentary was and wasn’t appropriate. Dr Fang overheard and got her lunch. When he thanked her for sticking up for him, her response was quite direct that she would have done that for anybody and they were not a we. After refusing him, the director gave her an extra hard day running her around with consent forms. The last one turned out to be MuSum.

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