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Exactly. The 2ML won't accept that the FL no longer has feelings for him, and the 2FL won't accept that the ML has never liked her. Both are extremely irritating characters, but neither of them are really any threat to the main romance.

I've read the ep 13 spoilers, rated the drama at 2 and dropped it without bothering to watch the final episode. Life is too short to watch that disappointing an ending! Upsetting, as I liked the first few episodes.

I rarely leave a low rating for any drama. However, having read all the spoilers today, I'm dropping this at episode 13 and leaving a rating of 2. At the beginning I was defending the writers, and explaining to other people that you need to be patient with a drama and see how it turns out. It didn't turn out well. Towards the end, all logic disappeared. After building up KJ into an unstable, insecure, shifty character who made rash and unwise decisions, how on earth can he suddenly become the main lead? Woori had been gradually growing into a fairly sensible person who had made decisions about he future, and suddenly became an indecisive twit who couldn't decide between two men. It made no sense. (And I am a person who does not demand a huge amount of sense from a drama. I will watch hours of soppy Chinese romance dramas with wafer-thin plots. This makes them look highbrow.)

Nope. I will not be watching the final episode now that you have revealed that. KJ is a horrible character. I don't know what any of the people who wanted him to end up with Woori saw in him. It's not often that I drop a drama at the very last episode, but I'm doing it for this one. Terrible decision by the writers.

"Reset to zero" is a good way of putting it. Until episode 12, she was a bit silly, but in a short melodramatic drama I expect that, and at least she was making some almost understandable decisions. During episode 12, it's almost as though she completely forgot everything she had thought during the past few episodes and started again. 😒

I rarely rate a drama below 7, but if she marries Kang Jae, this one may end up as a 2!

Contactless cards have been around for quite a long time in some places, like here (UK), but I know they're not available all over the world. they can be used in shops like a credit/debit card (put in machine at checkout and enter PIN) or just tapped on the machine for lower value transactions... the limit for contactless transactions used to be £30, but was raised during the Covid pandemic to allow for less touching of PIN machines. Online, you need to use an OTP.

Was the baby scene the only one HYS saw that ended up being "incorrect"? If so, you may have a valid point. Her vision may have been essentially correct, meaning that the breakup with CMH was unnecessary.

I wouldn't recommend skipping a full 2 episodes of a 12-episode drama! You'r3 literally missing a sixth of the story, which could mean you're very confused later on, or find the characters' behaviours baffling.

She's very slappable. The FL has shown great restraint so far. It would be very satisfying if she gave her a good slap when she realises that she deliberately kissed ML at the end of episode 8, despite knowing what would happen to him. Anyone who really cared about him wouldn't have done that.

I think Lin is sweet on the outside but almost all of his actions have a selfish intent behind them. He's not a pleasant character, but uses his "nice" facade to manipulate people. Zeyi seems cold and emotionless, but is sincere underneath.

Exactly. I'm sincerely hoping I'm proved wrong next week, but I'm not optimistic.

I have a nasty feeling the writer may have decided to go with a "message"... Woori raising the baby alone and being completely independent... forgetting what people tune in for when they watch a drama that is billed as a romantic comedy. Perhaps it will go a different way, but with only two episodes to go, and Woori still dithering, there's not much time to create a romantic story with either of the male leads.

Yes! I suspect this actor can probably fall "accidentally" onto someone else's face in one take now. It's probably written on his CV (resumé) as a skill.

No, it's a different story. Twins again, but different characters and different plot.

This is exactly the type of mindless fluff that I like to watch between serious dramas. Twins, haughty CEO, mistaken identity, car accident, cute scheming grandma, best friend/assistant subplot ... it's got everything.

Completely different. I love both.

I came here to check whether I had watched this drama before, because I swear I've only ever seen this actor fall in love with a twin.

Yes, the writers never called it a remake. They said from the beginning that it was "loosely based on" the US/Venezuelan dramas.

He plays a great main character in Monthly Magazine Home, which was almost a perfect drama, until the last episode.