I got confused there, so there are two AYeon's?The original AYeon is the villain's biological daughter.And the…
This part is confusing to me. Might be the older Ah-Hyeon is her biological daughter, who’s the father? Younger Ah-Hyeon was bought/is a product of IVF? So why did the lady in church ask for Se-Hee to carry the baby? And why is Se-Hee wicked enough to offer her daughter?
how was it childish? i feel if i were in his position, i would've misunderstood her too. She phrased it in such…
I don’t know about young and inexperienced if one person is still acting the same way.
She didn’t say they dated, she said they were briefly together. She said they met in Hong Kong, not her fault others jumped to conclusions, which she herself corrected.
He remembered her from the very first moment he saw her years later, you can see he had that look of recognition, but he chose to pretend and lie. Nothing has justified this reaction for me.
Allow a girl for wanting to confirm if someone really likes her
how was it childish? i feel if i were in his position, i would've misunderstood her too. She phrased it in such…
He asked her out (to eat) first in Hong Kong, got her a bracelet, spent the whole trip with her, they mutually agreed to meet in an home, so how can he misunderstand this still and say it’s her fault she didn’t spell it out? He was the one that didn’t make a solid plan of where to meet in Gangnam station, he kept stringing her along, and made her always make the first move, lied he didn’t know/remember her when they met as lawyers.
That is inherently his fault, he likes to shift the blame, and it’s not cute.
Unpopular opinion: One last thing I didnt like that Lee Do didnt try to appeal to Moon Beak humanity to stop him…
Moon-Baek was irredeemable. He didn’t want to be saved. He knew he was going to die anyways and wanted to go with a bang. Talking about a world with guns, as if he was going to be alive to witness its entirety.
And Moon-Baek was always one step ahead, he knew Lee-Do was trying to find him but he covered his tracks and only appeared when he wanted,
Loving it and such a good drama with good actions scenecs but i kinda dislike the way movies/dramas depict the…
They always try to justify the crimes committed during war, masquerading it under national defence. As if the group/country they’re terrorising aren’t trying to defend themselves as well.
Kdramas can make my blood boil, how does a society built on respect grow to treat each other like that?I used…
That is a strong statement to end with.
Bullying is terrible in any form and is a part of every society. It just happens to be more widespread in Korea, and a shameless affair, without fear of consequences, or are people afraid to speak up?
IDK how they would be able to change what has inherently become a part of their culture.
i also wanted the murse to use her gun cuz those fckkass nurses deserved to die fr
I am glad she didn’t, because I was scared for her and the patients. No matter what, hospital is never a place to commit a crime. I felt sorry for her but it would have been catastrophic
Younger Ah-Hyeon was bought/is a product of IVF?
So why did the lady in church ask for Se-Hee to carry the baby? And why is Se-Hee wicked enough to offer her daughter?
The Babies!!!!
Who does she think she is??!
They’re teasing us with his relationship and I’m tooo eager for it
She didn’t say they dated, she said they were briefly together. She said they met in Hong Kong, not her fault others jumped to conclusions, which she herself corrected.
He remembered her from the very first moment he saw her years later, you can see he had that look of recognition, but he chose to pretend and lie. Nothing has justified this reaction for me.
Allow a girl for wanting to confirm if someone really likes her
That is inherently his fault, he likes to shift the blame, and it’s not cute.
Nice episode though, I love how gentle this drama is. Even with heightened moments
And Moon-Baek was always one step ahead, he knew Lee-Do was trying to find him but he covered his tracks and only appeared when he wanted,
Bullying is terrible in any form and is a part of every society. It just happens to be more widespread in Korea, and a shameless affair, without fear of consequences, or are people afraid to speak up?
IDK how they would be able to change what has inherently become a part of their culture.
I felt sorry for her but it would have been catastrophic