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True, she put so many people in institutions that I wouldn’t be surprised if the same thing happened to her, like you said.

Yeah, but there are too few episodes left for her to stay mad for long — unless they do a time skip later on.

Even if it’s not Manager Gong’s fault, I don’t think Gyeongchae will be very rational when she finds out what happened.

And I think she’ll get mad at Seri, but it won’t last long — like when she had that hysterical outburst after finding out she had given her shares to a scammer.

Yeah, that’s the most likely scenario

How ironic that Stella doesn’t want Gyeong Chae to be with the lawyer because she doesn’t want Seri to have a dad like that, and he’s actually her real dad.

Seri is going to upgrade from a serial killer dad (the chairman) to a psychopathic bootlicker dad.

No idea, maybe at first, but in my opinion, I don’t think she’d take it out on Seri because for 20 years she’s considered Chucky her daughter. It’s more likely that she’d take it out on Manager Gong rather than on Seri.

Hyera’s ex-husband tells her that he didn’t tell her the truth in order to protect their daughter from her husband, and the first thing she does is go and tell him that she’s alive. Yeah, now I think the father kind of had a point in making her believe she was dead.

Seri and Lucia pull Gyeongchae down but would they be able to reconcile?

For me, yes - I don’t think Gyeongchae's going to be able to reject Seri. Prison seems too cruel to me, considering she’s already going to have to live with what she did.

Yeah, I don’t think she’d actually take her own life either. I imagine Lucia and Seri rescue her, and in the end they all end up happy, opening an anti-bullying center or something like that. I’m not gonna lie, I’m going to hate that ending.

Maybe when they arrived at the hospital, they took the babies to the emergency room without identifying them first, and then the nurses accidentally switched them.

Her real daughter wasn’t a delinquent but a studious girl who wanted to become a lawyer and got accepted into a prestigious university on her own merit.
And not only was she unable to go to college because of her, but she was also the one responsible for her death.

Yes, if the heart attack doesn’t kill Gyeongchae, she’ll throw herself off the building like Miso did.

Edit: I just realized you were talking about Stella with the heart attack thing. Well, she’s going to have one too.

Stella will get what’s coming to her when she realizes that Seri isn’t her granddaughter, but miso

Now FL's mother is going to think that the fake Cha Jeong Won is her daughter. She should’ve already realized that in this episode, knowing that the girl who actually died was the other one. She seems to be a bit slow anyway; if she weren’t, she would have divorced her husband years ago.

"Did you hear Taejoo address Lucia as [noonim] after dragging her out of Stella's hotel suite?"

yes, maybe he said it to tell her that, despite what he’s doing (kicking her out of Stella’s hotel), he still respects her and sees her as a sister

She did abandon her, but technically not because she wanted to. There’s a difference between abandoning someone because you wanted to and losing track of someone because you ended up in the hospital.

The father already knows this, yet he still didn’t tell her daughter, so she would keep thinking that her mother abandoned her because she didn’t want her.

yes, Stella lost all her charisma in that scene.

Interesting, I don’t know Korean, but I remember that when Lucia started calling Stella “mom” (in the end she probably did it only once, since I don’t recall her doing it other times), Stella said that Taejoo also called her “mom.” In the english subtitles, they didn’t make a distinction between “mom” and “foster mom”; I guess because it would have sounded odd.

1- the main one to blame is her father, for brainwashing her and making her believe that her mother abandoned her. Still, you’re right — it’s a bad strategy because she’s an adult and should have more critical thinking at this point.

2 - I think the FL still holds resentment toward her “friend” and wants to prove that she can “beat” her if she wants to. Yes, it’s a mistake, but I understand why she’s doing it.

3 - I think it's easier to make Se Hun believe that hyera is the "evil" one if she’s in an inferior position, so it could just be a strategy. I wouldn’t be surprised if she starts playing the victim and says that Hyera is abusing her power to mistreat her at work.

"it was a mistake in her rebellious phase" "seri actually went easy on her" " (miso) was pathetically weak"

Stella was wild in today’s episode, I don’t know how Lucia managed not to throw her out the window.

"Seonjae is indeed a bit more brainy but he made mistakes time and again". True.

"Her son was living with Gyeongchae and she has never dated again, or married but has a daughter."

Stella believed it was an immaculate conception, Gyeongchae woke up one day, sneezed, and a baby appeared out of nowhere.