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Manager Gong is getting bolder—I like that. In today's episode, they even said she was acting like she thought she owned the place or something like that.

Your theory that she’s the sole killer is starting to grow on me, although I still think it was the chairman (maybe with her help).

In today’s episode, Stella and Lucia said something about the older sisters fighting even more once they found out that Gyeong Chae killed the mother of her sister. I didn’t quite understand if they said that because they "know" it (which would mean you’re right and Gyeong Chae is the killer), or if it was just a trick to stir up more conflict between them.

Anyway, I don't think Gyeong Chae is the killer—she wouldn’t have hesitated so much to get rid of Lucia.

No, she's not the biological mother, but it seems she does cares for Gyeong Chae.

My comment about the food was to point out the fact that she cares about such small details. I mean, who would notice or care if he eats because she gives him the plate or someone else does?

She loves him; in one part of the episode, she even made a comment about the fact that the chairman ate the food when his daughter gave it to him and not when she gave it to him, saying that Gyeong Chae must have some influence over him. She said it as if that bothered her dhssahsmduakd

"I'll take better care of you", "you are not alone", what do you worry when you have me to care for you? "

Manager Gong might as well tattoo the chairman on her forehead — that guy just doesn’t get hints.

I really like how you write, Zango. I always drop a like when I see your comments. Still, I don't think there was a baby switch.

I don't think Seri is Lucia's daughter, it would be bad casting. Miso looked like her and the lawyer, and Seri looks like the "sister," even in terms of personality.

Hahaha 😂 yeah, I think she always looks like she's hiding something.

maybe, but I think I'm going to stick with the theory that the chairman killed her, because he has a "murderer"'s background.

Yeah, this drama doesn't have that many comments. I'm used to watching Chinese dramas, and they're usually like this too, but in this case, I think it's because most people comment on other platforms. I think this one has few viewers because it started after The Queen House, and since people were already watching that one, they didn't pay attention to the new one. I also think it's a marketing issue. They probably didn't promote it enough before it started airing.

I hope so — better a villain than a saint.

You know, I'm starting to think too that it was her, but without Gyeongchae help like you said, I don't think she was involved. Remember that I used to think the chairman was the one to blame, maybe with Gong's help. Now I think she might have done it on her own too.

the problem with this theory is, I don't think Sujeong's mother ever went into their house. So it must have been the chairman.

Hashahahssj😂 We weren't arguing. Besides, when you talked about your fear of that family making you disappear, you made me realize it's more complicated than I thought.

Nexe, did you just delete a message, or am I just not seeing it? I was trying to reply to you, but I was getting an error.

Well, I'll answer you here anyway:

No, I think I would rather look for another job even if I had a hard time and earned less. Well, I'm also being naive because it's not just her fault but the system's. It's easy to tell her to find another job when you don't know how difficult it's to find a new one, or that she might find the same conditions she has in her current one.

We also don't know much about her, like if she has family or people who depend on her outside of that house.

That's true, it would be useless, but that doesn't excuse her for closing her eyes to injustices.

I feel that if Manager Gong had a bit of class consciousness, she would spit in their food. Right now, that character reminds me of the one in Tarantino's movie, Django, the black man who always defends the "master" even when it's not in his best interest.

For example, she knows about miso, she knows the press lied, and she plays dumb just to avoid harming her bosses. And who knows what other secrets she has kept for those people.

It's as if she were a slave in that house instead of an employee.

No, that only happens in dramaland, right? ...Right?!

True, it feels like medieval Europe—except here, they're in dramaland, the hyper-capitalist hell where for the villains the only thing that matters is capital accumulation, and if you want justice, you need to find a rich old lady to fund your revenge.

These people have done the worst things, but the line is drawn when a woman has a child out of marriage. How dare she

Poor manager Gong — 20 years standing and watching the chairman eat, keeping his secrets, picking out and washing his dirty clothes, only for him to completely miss the hint of "you should find yourself a wife" and show up at the house with some woman who says, "If you don't want to sit down, then leave, because I don't like being watched while I eat."

I think I missed your comment. Either way, I’m 100% with you — throwing the juice in her face without even trying to understand why she was upset seemed disgusting to me too. I don’t get how they can stand living in that house.

And the worst part is that Gyeongchae treats Seri the same way. The oppressed became the oppressor.

I mean, if they’re both adults, I don’t see the problem. What seems worse to me is the way the chairman treats his "kids", yelling at them and controlling them like they’re still children.
At some point it’s basically abuse. They just need to get out of that house and stop letting themselves be treated like five years old.

Edit: Obviously, this doesn’t mean the dad can just date whoever he wants without considering his kids. I think this case is different because they’re all adults. If they were children, then he’d have to see how she gets along with them before making things official.

Yes, I thought that with the ring It was ready, they were going to get married. Lucia needs to hurry before Gyeong Chae throws her down the stairs.