I really didn't understand that part where he was avoiding her when he was in New York, I mean you just saw your friend and she doesn't look like she's in a good condition but the first thing you do is turn your back and hide from her, you're not answering her calls and texts
He left work for someone chilling at the beach, honestly she could've left a note saying she's going out for a walk or to get some fresh air, also this shouting and yelling is starting to annoy me
Why are Seung-hyo’s parents acting like that, have they been apart for so long or they’re separated but living under one roof, do they even share the same bed?! What’s this gap between them?!🤔
I’m really not big on politics they bore me but this drama is giving Chief Detective 1958 vibes, and that’s why I’m watching it. I’m not sure if I’m enjoying it as I’m still quite confused it keeps on showing San being questioned so I’m not sure if that’s in the past or present.
Oh dear I did not expect that, I thought she felt the same now what was that?! Oh no! Well at least we’re moving, it’s about to get interesting. I hope the second leads moves fast, they don’t have to drag their story.
the thing I'm curious about is they never asked her what happened...are they dumb or that's your kid the mom meets…
I think they did ask her later but I don’t remember what she said but she didn’t tell them the truth, I think that’s why her mother went through Seok-Ryu’s phone to get the guy’s number to find out.
I think you misunderstood what she said. It was obviously sarcastic. She said out loud what she thought her husband…
Oh I see, the thing is they also like bragging on some “Oh look what my daughter got me from the US” I thought it was something like that. Ok I get it.
I’m glad she stood up for herself, I was also gonna ask about her brother because he’s doing nothing but he gets a pass but with her, they’re very strict and unfair. Her parents are very frustrating I don’t care if they are looking out for her, they must let her make mistakes and learn from them that’s how you grow and know what works for you. She’s a grown-ass adult, let her figure out her life.