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Yes, if he finds out first, he might say that. Or she could claim that her "husband" abroad had died/divorced her.

I don't think he would say that, since he thinks she's married.

One step at a time. At least this time he doesn't seem to be in a drama with twins!

She's realistically dressed for a 40-something "mum" running her own small business, and without much money to spend on herself. That description also fits me, and I actually love most of her outfits, especially the top she's wearing on the poster. 😁 It's nice that they haven't done the c-drama thing where you have "poor students" wearing designer clothes and a different coat every day. 😂

That's what most K-dramas would do, but this couple is unpredictable, so who knows! 😂

I think he could get out of this situation fairly easily, since he's the landlord and he's holding a box of recycling. Surely he can just say that he was doing an inspection of the property and was showing her what was wrong with her current recycling methods. However, with his track record so far of falling over during moments of stress, I'm expecting something funny to happen instead! 😁

She really doesn't seem interested in dating at all right now. It would be nice if, instead of going for the predictable, "the girl MUST choose one of these two boys" storyline, the writer chose to keep her uninterested right to the end.

And his legs stop working! 😂 Can't wait to see how he manages to fall over next week.

Oh, definitely!

You might sympathise with a few of the students! 😁

The moment someone tells Mr Choi that she's Hae Yi's auntie and the husband is fictional, that pianist will be dropped like a hot coal. 😂 Such a lovely portrayal of utter adoration and complete denial. I can't wait for today's episode.

Same. Gorgeous song! ❤️

Exactly! It's hilarious in places, but also more realistic than most rom-coms. I loved the scene where they were all coming home from the campsite in the car. Somehow that image of them looking like any normal family driving home was the sweetest thing, and him glancing over and smiling at her dozing off was incredibly romantic. I think some drama writers have forgotten these little subtleties that make a relationship look believable. If this writing/directing team keeps this up, it will become one of the classic dramas.

Yes, I like her acting in this. To be fair, she's not bad in most of her other dramas either. She's often cast in fairly unemotional roles, which can some across as a bit wooden. I like her doing comedy roles.

Go and look at comments on Woori the Virgin. People said all of that and more.

That was my first thought too. 😂

So hilarious! I laughed for about 2 minutes and then had to go back and watch the scene again because I'd missed what was happening. This is why it's very important to have someone who speaks the language checking all your music choices. 😂

Yes, you're right. I apologise for the error. My brain is scrambled from watching too many dramas at once. 😁

Her "daughter" is actally her niece. Her sister passed away when the niece was very small, and she asked her auntie to let her call her Mum so she could be like the other kids.

Edit: as the poster below said, the "daughter's" real mum (FL's sister) went missing. She's not necessarily dead.

I just checked Viki. Both episodes are there, and both say they're fully subbed in English.