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Yes, somehow forgot about them. I also really liked Love Next Door on Netflix because of the characterizations which were so offbeat and…did you watch?

I am strangely addicted to this show. Can’t explain it but am up at 6 am watching YouTube clips and reading translations on the official website where they also post them. Then watching w/o subtitles as soon as it comes out and later with subs. I admit I’m waiting for something that isn’t more SG and NJ’s antics or reveals that make so little sense that it seems deliberate on part of writers. Crazy, huh.

I thought the leads in Love Your Enemy have great chemistry.

I’m hanging in there rewatching episodes in the middle and trying to find information. I’m enjoying rewatching more than I expected btw…

I don’t have any sympathy for her either and can’t imagine how she could do a complete turnaround. I mean on the reality show she was attacking MJ in her sleep,pushing her on the floor that seemed like innate selfishness to me.

I’m still having trouble accepting this as fact but nevertheless…maybe WS was sickly then too…I believe Man Eun would be/or will be the fountain of knowledge on this one although the days to find out are dwindling.

I’m rewatching from 47 on and am writing down the details (not as orderly as your abut I aspire. I wish are them as soon as I collect more specifics.

I loved Love Your Enemy…

Good question, but will it be answered.

It has been a great ride and hopefully there’ll be a different explanation.

Let’s hope that there’s a reasonable explanation…

It was pretty early on…try episodes 14 and 15, but you may eventually want to go to the beginning…

Muchos gracias!

well put!😊

Really loved the beginning of this episode 120 and glad that scene was revisited and that ME and PiSu Il were able to talk about the past and decide how to move forward

Chuah was systematically trained by her mother and sister to think that they are the elite of the elite and to look down on people and feel contempt instead of compassion for people who don’t meet their superficial standards. They are oblivious to to effects of their actions and are willing to lie to protect themselves from consequences, which are always attributed to somebody other than themselves. Entering WS’s hospital room to yell at him for telling the truth about who actually caused the car accident and blaming him for the consequences of Chuah’s lies is an example of the behavioral template that is Sunnae.

Hi! I’m waiting patiently until 1:30 for subtitles, but did watch at 8:30. Where you able to understand much of the dialogue?

She didn’t look happy with the result re dna test…

I read the comment on the official website re same thing we’re talking about and from the you tube clips this morning to me looks like testing didn’t please Sunnae…

I remember something like that too. I’m rewatching current episode right now…