Me too think the same thought. Even the bracelet should have disappeared logically dragged by the waves. Because…
I watched that scene again and it seems he threw it backwards into the marina, so the possibility of finding at a later date greatly increased ๐But flimsy door ๐ I'm not staying at that hotel.
I was curious and looked it up. It is indeed discouraged. The only clear suggestion I found is that blood from direct relations is no better than from any other donor. ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ
Can someone explains me the story behind Jae In's adoption?
This was my understanding.
The grandfather had 3 children, 2 sons (both deceased but not sure how) and 1 daughter. Each had a son.
ML's bio father is the 2nd son who left the family and gave up inheritance. ML's birth mother remarried.
When eldest grandchild passed, ML was adopted by 1st daughter-in-law, thus bringing him back into the family to be in-line for inheritance.
I came to this conclusion when aunt says ML is the son of her "other brother" and how the apple doesn't fall far from the tree regarding ML's willingness to give up inheritance.
LBFAD is great example of the simple concept well executed. It's going to be a firm favourite for me. Thanks for the article, I especially liked the OST breakdown, I've been listening to it regularly. The one big thing I wished for is...
Everyone is on the Cang Lan Jue train. I just saw this Shanghai Police anti-corruption video, hysterical - https://weibo.com/2493592183/M8zlXxLpX?pagetype=profilefeed
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The grandfather had 3 children, 2 sons (both deceased but not sure how) and 1 daughter. Each had a son.
ML's bio father is the 2nd son who left the family and gave up inheritance. ML's birth mother remarried.
When eldest grandchild passed, ML was adopted by 1st daughter-in-law, thus bringing him back into the family to be in-line for inheritance.
I came to this conclusion when aunt says ML is the son of her "other brother" and how the apple doesn't fall far from the tree regarding ML's willingness to give up inheritance.