Claddagh

I've just finished episode 2 and I find this teacher completely creepy. He is very suspicious in the way he treats this student. He knows what he's doing. 🤮

I know but they find them in the umbilical cord. I already said that in some comments below. I thought it would be simpler to say cells directly. In my language it doesn't sound worse 😅. I probably should have said stem cells but I didn't know this translation.

I take it as a new beginning. Everything is left to our imagination but at the same time we know that they're gonna be happy. It was short but effective.

I think Sei freed himself with this conversation. He made up his mind that he doesn't want Fujisawa in his life anymore. He adresses the fact that they could have been happy. He didn't stay to hear Fujisawa's long excuses. He said stop blaming yourself. And I thought it was quite powerful when he said the same words Hagiwara told him "it's not you fault". Because he just didn't want to live in revenge mode and with these words he was taking the power in the relationship. And with that he left to be happy. I found the scene too long but at the same time very necessary to make us understand that Sei is now ready to live for himself and that he freed himself from his golden cage.

He made everything about him and he still manipulated Sei so he would be dependant of him. So, I don't feel sorry for Fujisawa.

But he will. That's just the beginning.

What a good drama! I loved it. I wished it was a bit longer but it was good nonetheless.

Because her son is sick and she wants to make a baby with YuChen (he's the father but doesn't know) so they can take the baby's cells to cure the first son.

This couple is really sexy. They have amazing chemistry. 🔥

They have another one coming.

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That's what I understood because she kept saying cord and I think it's a thing. But I may be mistaken.
Edit: I just googled it and it's a thing for leukemia.

It's better than the usual dramas with the same plot. Better quality and this couple is really nice together.

I don't think they need to withdraw blood from the baby all the time. They just need cells from the ombilical cord I think. She doesn't tell him the truth because it's a drama and they need a story and misunderstandings haha.

They need cells from the ombilical cord to save the older one yes. I'm not sure if the baby needs to be born or not. Questionable yes, it exists in real life though. As it is a short drama I don't really question it 😅

Just watched their first scene in episode 1 and damn he's hot with his little mustache and abs 😅 🔥. I've seen them in others dramas. They always have good chemistry.

She has desire in the beginning of relationships so I just think that after a few years she just doesn't have this desire anymore like a lot of persons in a serious relationship after a while. Why put a tag on it?

I stopped at 24 episodes I think. It was a bit heavy on the miscommunication trope and it annoyed me. They were hiding their struggle to eachother. I saw comments that it was even sadder after that . I don't know if I'm going to continue it knowing the ending .

I don't agree. His behaviour was problematic from the beginning. I haven't read the novel either.
Maybe if you watch it again you can see it as well.

I think it's simply because he thinks he deserves it. He deserves to be abused. He doesn't deserve happiness. So he is resigned. Also when you suffer from abuse you can dissociate and you put your feelings and emotions in another part of your brain.
In my opinion this character is really well written.