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It is a K-drama after all. Asking too much of the writing is always a mistake.

First I hope Tak gets his butt royally kicked when he shows up at the brewer acting out. He is in for a shock anyway when he finds out his wife has a son he didn't know about. Then I hope Gang Su is not quick to accept his bio-mother. He deserves the family he has now, not her abusive, mentally deranged self. His half sister, yes, but her no.

Poor Chairman. He prepared, waited anxiously, and spent all that effort only to be rejected. She has some things to work through, so I am sure he won't give up on her. I hope the writers here are mature enough to have them both handle this and work through it in an age-appropriate manner, and not have the Chairman act like an angry teenager.

Do your remember the absurd hospital baby switch scene where the nurse admonished Soon Ae to care for her baby? Then the nurse and the doctor left the room while leaving the baby of a woman that had passed away alone next to an empty bed. That scene was pretty dumb also.

I guess Sang Ah doesn't realize that she provided the police with a motive for her involvement in Squinter's death, by stating that Squinter's was bothering her and her mother.

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Nam Jin has Sang Ah in a bear trap.

Oh, I got the same feeling when I saw her attitude today. I also really don't understand why the director had her play it this way. But to be honest, I have not been impressed with the way her character has been portrayed throughout this drama when it comes to her romantic interests.

First, she was portrayed as having no pride or self-respect when she was begging Nam Jin to stay with her and not abandon her and her daughter after what he did. It was a pathetic portrayal.

Now she can't see that what happened was not her fault, not her mother's fault, and certainly not So U's fault. Their not marrying is not going to change anything or make anything any better for her mother.

But self-sacrifice is a hallmark of K-dramas.

Nam Jin asking for a divorce is so funny to me. And dumb butt Sang Ah, thinking she has ammo to hold on to him is even funnier.

Not enough for that trope to go on too long.

Sang Ah, did steal some money from the company. However, she has nothing after that is gone.

Her world is falling apart around her. She shouldn't have been such a devious person her entire life.

Yes. He is not a happy camper right now so he is going to figure a way out.

Maybe we will learn more soon, but I don't know why the writers decided to make the Actor so weak both mentally and physically and pair him with MJ. MJ does not even seem to care enough now to even ask how he is doing. I know she is busy working now but damn.

Sang Ah's Mom is now drinking straight from the bottle.

Sang Ah stole that money from the company, and it's in her account. I don't know how much that is, and even if it's worth the blackmail effort. But he is going to use the evidence he has for something.

I think Nam Jin may try to blackmail Sang Ah into giving up all the money she stole from the company.

From the preview, it looks like Sang Ah will try to frame Seon Ju for the murder she committed. Everyone should know what to expect when it comes to K-drama police.

Nam Jin is learning more about decades-old deception, and he does not seem happy about what he is hearing. Sang Ah looks horrified because her Mom created a mess. I can't wait to see how they keep trying to cover this up. It's going to fail, but it will be fun to watch.

Wow. I think Squinter's daughter totally rejects him, while Seon Ju is kind to him.