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GH? You meant HN? Hana. :)

From the way how she behaves in the past 2 episodes, no. The love has been eroded by hate and revenge on his grandmother.

OMG, she has become more and more evil. I hope her revenge plan doesn't involve hurting Eun Chong.

And what does grandpa do to save his grandson? None!

I am just a few minutes into episode 68 and my blood boils already. What Jiseok and Hana did to Eunchong is even worse than what chairwoman Shin did to him.

I hope both siblings will rot in hell!

Poor Eun Chong.

I think it's also due to the fact that the cinematography around the scenes is spectacular!

I think the young-adult and middle-age timelines will run parallel throughout until the end of the drama.

I predict this will be in between, that kind of slice of life drama ending.

8.5 now.

I'm pretty sure it'll also be covered.

His character's middle age version is played by another actor but the different timelines run in parallel so I think he would still be until the end of the show (in parallel with the middle age timeline).

It's true, there was a flashback when they were drunk after being served with soju by the motel owner lady scammer. The fan was also broken because of them (not too sure how since the fan is quite high... the poor fan might have been kicked).

Where did you watch then? I believe it's only available on Netflix.

I don't think so, Myeong-ji and Jiseok's parents didn't know each other. Their relationship link is through chairwoman Shin with her corporate raids, which affected their parents' company.

Any proof stating that chairwoman Shin ordered her men to cause the accident that killed Jiseok's parents? Which episode was that? I really don't remember this.

All I remember was that the parents were killed in a car accident on their way to see Hana's piano recital. Not related to chairwoman Shin at all.

Jiseok was angry at chairwoman Shin because she rejected his plea for not consfiscating the factories.

I have finished watching episode 67.

I think Jiseok is a bit exaggerating. While their parents' deaths might have been indirectly caused by Chairwoman Shin's corporate raids, it's not true that the chairman specifically killed their parents.

If my memory doesn't fail me, Jiseok's dad (Hana's foster dad) was busy talking on the phone about his company's bankruptcy while driving and then got involved in an accident that killed him and his wife. But it doesn't mean that the chairman directly killed them.

Based on the preview, it seems the situation turns worse -- Hana seems to really want to cut ties with Eun Chong after being gaslighted by Jiseok, which might even affect the poor kid more. Chairman Shin seems to want to apologise (she comes to Hana's house with Ms Jang) but Hana seems to refuse (from what I can see). It's not good. :(

In the end, the person who will have the most suffering would be Eun Chong. Poor kid.

They are portayed by the same actress (IU).

Ae-sun was about to marry someone 12 years older, who wasn't even interested with her and just for the purpose of taking a second wife to do housewife duties (?) but she decided to ditch him and ran to the pier to chase and call out for Gwan-sik, who then jumped off a departing ship to come back to her.

No, because the boat owner is abusive and he beats his wife just like he beats Gwansik.

You know what, I am so immersed in this drama and I have started rewatching the first episode.

Rewatching the scene when Aesun's mom read her daughter's poem about the abalone, makes me cry.

Agree. This is her first drama with significant presence after earlier she was casted only for guest or small roles (Law Cafe, Meant To Be, Gyeongseong Creature).