If they have a pre-nuptial agreement, which is legally binding, logically speaking she can abort anytime if she…
Pre-Nuptial agreement is also what I think they had. It would explain the shared custody of Hash and why he resigned to letting her go but has resentment.
It would also make sense, with him being the cutthroat lawyer that he is to have had some form of marriage contract. If they decide to reveal the details, we will see
the ex-wife i very much dislike. i can understand not wanting to have a child, but secretly aborting it is horrible.…
She didn’t care about his feelings because she didn’t respect him enough to be the father of her child. In her opinion, it’s his business he got traumatised because she told him she didn’t want to have a kid from the beginning. It’s like the Trunk all over again. It sucks being with someone who can be so calculating and vile. I hope we see him heal from it.
Episode 4 was a brilliant way to write an empathic lawyer handling a case that was criminal from the side of the plaintiff. The way Seok-Hun resolved the case, was captivating and had me applauding.
Law in the City feels very heavy, the only great thing about that show is the food, looks sooo yummy
Law and the city isn’t heavy. They had the chance to make the cases half as good as the one in this drama, but they fumbled by concentrating on everything and nothing. I agree with the food part
So she wasn’t ready to be a mother for a child of ML. But was ready to have it with the other guy ? Is it correct…
Might also be the case of right person wrong time? She didn’t want to have a kid with him, same way Hyo-Min’s ex was when he found out about the genetics in her family.
What exactly is Ju-Hyeong’s back story? What’s the issue with his parents/the people he lives with? They gave us who he was at work, but not why he was that way, even though they hinted at it. His cases would have been a great way to segue into it, and it hasn’t happened.
The only character progression this drama has had is Chang-Won; his new interest and possibly Sang-Gi’s.
Will Mun-Jeong call out her boss/sue him for discriminating against her?
It wouldn’t be surprising if all this isn’t resolved in the last episode.
Kim Hyung-Min is still an enigma. How did she amass so much wealth, why did she lump the firm together? Why was she watching all of them in the beginning? Who’s the person she’s fighting with and why is she always supporting his victims?
It would also make sense, with him being the cutthroat lawyer that he is to have had some form of marriage contract. If they decide to reveal the details, we will see
In her opinion, it’s his business he got traumatised because she told him she didn’t want to have a kid from the beginning. It’s like the Trunk all over again.
It sucks being with someone who can be so calculating and vile. I hope we see him heal from it.
Episode 4 was a brilliant way to write an empathic lawyer handling a case that was criminal from the side of the plaintiff. The way Seok-Hun resolved the case, was captivating and had me applauding.
I agree with the food part
We have the situation that causes a law suit, investigations and the different trials before a case is closed.
It makes you feel like you’re a part of the proceedings that showcases law in its complex and morally grey form.
OH MY GOD
What exactly is Ju-Hyeong’s back story? What’s the issue with his parents/the people he lives with? They gave us who he was at work, but not why he was that way, even though they hinted at it. His cases would have been a great way to segue into it, and it hasn’t happened.
The only character progression this drama has had is Chang-Won; his new interest and possibly Sang-Gi’s.
Will Mun-Jeong call out her boss/sue him for discriminating against her?
It wouldn’t be surprising if all this isn’t resolved in the last episode.