LunaticLady

For Sand's part, going to the bar all the time without talking to his dad is still considered not approaching him tough 🤔 it's evident that the time when he called out to his dad because of Ray was the first time they talked to each other.

Jojo said that the scene doesn't connect well to the swimming pool scene, so they cut it.

We almost have them in Cooking Crush yet... 😭

Maybe so 🤔 good luck with your study though!

I heard the director has confirmed no one's gonna die in this series though. I can only hope we're not getting trolled 🥺

And flies right to the scene ✈️

Well, I can only hope he's just a tool to maybe make Ray feel more secure or really get his shit together so he won't lose Sand 🥺

But he told Ray that his mom told him about his dad, and then he found out his dad was working at that bar. So doesn't it mean he found the bar by himself? 🤔

I was kinda confused in that scene though. If he didn't know his father's name, how could he find him? Or he just didn't know his nickname? 🤔

No more drama for SandRay after this please... I just want Sand to be happy 😢

I heard Cooking Crush is included in WeTV 2024 though, doesn't that mean it'll be released next year? 🤔

Well, as long as there's nothing indicating that on the show, I won't make that assumption. Of course I might've missed some things, but as far as I remember there's nothing indicating that. I always try not to make any assumption while following a story, it's just my way to stay objective, and it also might hinder me from totally immersing myself into the story. So everything I said is always only based on their actions and words, which I try to break down the reasons behind in order to understand them, never more.

Regarding that, I think he really loved Mew though. If it wasn't love, it wouldn't hurt him that much, and he wouldn't be hurting for so long. It's just that feelings can change, just like people can. Well, it's just what I think from what I see though. I might be wrong, who knows.

The world is unfair anyway, why would you put fairness over your own happiness? Life is short after all, even more so a series. I'd rather Sand to be happy as long as he can.

I believe that heart and brain are completely separate entities. The brain is totally in our control, it only works in the way we know. Heart, however, is never in our control, that's how sometimes we can't even describe our own feelings. It's up to us whether we want to look into it and give a name to those feelings or completely ignore it. It's like how we usually move our bodies knowingly, but there are also times when we move before we know it. That's our heart taking control of our body, and which shows that it's capable to take control of our brain without us knowing. Well, that's just me though.

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When you love someone for years, a painful one at that, it's hard to get over it. Those feelings are etched so deep into your brain and heart that even if your heart have someone else already, your brain might be slow to catch up to that change because somehow you kind of identify yourself by those feelings already, and you'll need quite some time for the wound and scars to really heal.

Ikr, this series is so interesting because there are so many layers in each scenes and characters. For me, who prefers character-driven stories to plot-driven one, this is heaven.

I think it's a sign that he wanted to try living his live. He used to not care whether he lived or died, but he said he wanted to go around the world with Sand. So he might want to try living to see that future.