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I'm pretty sure it's implied the the SFL's father was the one who sabatoged her car. I believe I remember her and him talking about it and saying it wouldn't seem odd for something to happen to her since she has so many enemies. (Thus they should be able to get away with getting rid of her).

She was poisoned as an accident when the cups were switched, but yes, the grand prince was the intended target. If it was these two behind it again, I think it would because he knows that they did not obey the kings command and things suspiciously happened just as they wanted instead, versus that they didn't want the FL as his wife like initially.

The would be murderer(s) wanted to make it look like an accident with him overdosing on a medicine he used, and having a more undetectabke means of killing him made them chose a reckless plan for doing so, that could go wrong easily enough. The car plan was quite close to being successful though, is just that they couldn't have planned for the ML's interference.

I didn't feel that way, but I suppose the fact that he started doting on the FL so quickly could be suspicious.

Maybe it's just that he associates him more with the time around the queens death. And during the time when it was just him and their one son, the queen was still alive. He would hate that the son that reminds him of his wife's death was more of a fitting royal heir, versus the favorite son of his earlier happier life. Then couldn't handle it when everything didn't go his way.

I feel like there is a level of secrecy to it myself. Kinda wondering if he did something bad after they had the first kid that the queen didn't like and he had her killed, but he still had some sort of obsessive affection for her. Then maybe he associates the first born with the time when their relationship wasn't destroyed. And his second son with a time closer to her death and the potential guilt he feels over it? Could be way off with that though.

I loved that scene. ❤️ He showed how distraught and afraid he had felt so well. And her soft words to comfort him so delicately really gave the moment between them an added level of vulnerable intimacy that was so tender and affectionate.

I hate marriage contract public reveals 🥴

I knew it must be coming but man 😭 . . .

I don't want your idea about the SIL to be true. 😭 I like her dork relationship with the brother too much. She does seem like someone who is cunning enough for it though.

Also, I suspect that Yi An's father might have been a villain of the past (for more than just the treatment of his son), and could have been the one who had his wife killed.

I think the queen, the father and the prime minister may all turn out to be villains of varying levels, versus just one. And their assistants too, doing dirty work for them.

We'll see if anything comes of this, but perhaps. My drama tingly senses have been right before.

Agreed! He's way too likeable, suddenly switching up his character would be too much whiplash.

Thank you for confirming the possibility of this as a trope, so that I know I'm not totally crazy for thinking this could happen. He he. 😅

It did seem a little suspicious to me, where he was specifically left, saying that he was an orphan, that he has unknown background, and the fact that (perhaps conveniently) nobody knows the palace better than him.

As soon as they decided to make physical copies of the contracts, I knew the fate of the reveal was sealed. I hate the written contact, and the always subsequent reveal, trope. I enjoyed the episode so much until this happened. 😭 Just imagining how it would feel having so many peoples noses in your business after such a public reveal gives me such an ick.

There's no way aide Choi is actually royal, is there?

Y'all let me know if this ever ends up being able to see the light of day

Will this even be released in my lifetime? 😭

Good point, it feels too suspicious with showing us that he wouldn't be able to eat the food, because it was dropped.

This is an anti recommendation, but if you think that one was bad Young Lady and Gentleman was absolute torture. Wish I had an actual recommendation for you. :/

I thought it was funny when she said the "sandwich shop" should pay for the pr she gave them, when it was clearly paid promo advertising. At least it felt a little self aware.

Thank you for this! I was wondering what they meant also. 😊