But did they have to be uni students ?! Considering the topic, I thought we were dealing with grown ass men...
in Playboyy that only only early 20s and they are sex workers. In Japan specifically that become hosts from 18...so its not that surprising they are uni students in this.
I'm dying to watch this but I have a fear the husband will cheat. I mean his sons dead and his wife was in prison 7-10 years. What are the chances he would have had an affair? also shame are the bastard that left that little boy in the street.
So either he killed her son and his father took the fall or he wants revenge for his dad's death. Regardless its fucked up. Literally he or his father potentially killed her little boy, she deserved to get revenge.
Like most places Korean law if fucked up.
I'll start this series when I know the husband isn't cheating.
yes. both cheating and incest between blood-related siblings.
I remember seeing a scene where he hit him and threw him on the bed but I don't know. I'm not entirely sure what the director was thinking, I hate to think this happens in real life.
Instead of cheating they could just do 3 way couple Plot. I already know cheating is involved. Once again I have to miss out on a possibly brilliant drama due to cheating. I really wish k dramas would stop normalising cheating. its evil, its disgusting and unforgivable
Pun's face lights up so bright at the thought of Pig Blood soup and I just adore him The ost is a vibes, the characters are life, the series is entertaining and wholesome, definitely a comfort series. Also Pun alone is a huge aesthetic
of all the characters I need my weekly fix of Nont and his inconic fashion.
at least we now have deep night. The gays, the lesbians and the trios
Like most places Korean law if fucked up.
I'll start this series when I know the husband isn't cheating.