Nope

All we get is a letter from his brother to her, saying their parents are getting better...but that is it. We never see his parents again, till the last episode, after that scene with the letter.

I do wonder if the show is going to change what she did to be corporate espionage....because some of his board members are shady too.

Yeah.

On episode 5, and I feel like SY put all his emotional needs on SJ and that's why he doesn't want him to leave. But the way he found out reminds him of how XQ left him so it hits him harder. I think he feels like everyone abandons him. I also feel like SJ probably put off his transfer because of SY.

Thanks

Do you know if there is a completed version? The one I found is only up to chapter 23.

Anyone know where I can find the english translation of the book?

Why am I not surprised that her boss blamed her for not letting their guest take advantage of her?

I think so too.

Did ZLR intentionally let the video play in his class? His roommates asked him if he did it on purpose because he didn't stop it from playing and he said he was just too slow...but I'm wondering if he did it on purpose because he was jealous about her club president clearly having feelings for her and he said that he was afraid when she asked him after that class she missed.

I honestly want to cry for YLR and his brother.

I know, but he's also shown to not be doing his homework and spend most of his spare time goofing around.

I don't get how Gu Ran is supposed to be in a key class.

I was wondering if my eyes were playing tricks on me because that dogs coat was a lot darker.

I loved the grandma advice, 'If your the sun, you to shine brightly all the time so everyone can see. You could be a firefly or streetlamp and shine when you want to or not, if you don't.' paraphrasing, but I liked that.

There are two different dogs playing his dog right?

On episode 3, him describing his dog as his ideal woman.....but yet also, it describes her too. LOL

I think leaving him then was the smart decision mostly because they were 18, and they both had a lot of growing up to do yet.

I think cutting a lot of this out, makes her appear selfish and cold....when in reality she is still that little girl afraid she will get sent back to that orphanage if she doesn't do as she is told.

I've read the book, not started the show yet, but I feel like most what happened to her in the past is going to be toned down due to censorship. Like I kind of assumed they are not going to include that she was beaten and starved in that orphanage or all the brain washing she endured to sit down, shut up, and do what she is told.