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It was really refreshing for me! I love how both male lead and female lead have strong morals about life. I also have how the male lead try to understand the female lead with an open mind, and how the female lead talks about the things in her mind openly. In my eyes, they have a special relationship really. I'll be looking forward to the future works of you. Thank you!

I know you don't find that scene is ok, but that sentenced about having deeper bond sounds like you do. That's why I mentioned that. Also, if I was Seojun, I would've done same thing on the elevator, because she was with him, she was there willingly, we were doing sth, and somebody just grabbed her to force her leave. I would try to stop him as well. It doesn't matter the one grabbing her is Suho or not, or they know the guy or not. What was he supposed to do? Just wait for him to take her without saying anything? Also, I agree with the fact that both of them on the baseball game and mistook the girl. However, I already said that coming to game was okay with me to some point, and that point was if any of them grab her or try to get her out of there. We didn't see what would happened if she was really Jugyeong.

@Hana I definitely agree with you..

I don't think he went there because Seojun played with her earlier. I believe he went there because he knows Seojun and thinks he likes her. That's why in the end of the episode, he wanted to confirm if he really likes her or not, and asked him if he really came for the game. Also, as I said before, even if we think the mall is a public place, and he could be there, he shouldn't have grabbed her or said "Let's go" without asking her if she is okay with being with Seojun there. Even if we think he believed Seojun plays with her, he shouldn't have grabbed her and forced her to leave without asking her what she wants. He didn't care if she wanted to be there with Seojun or the man from the theatre scene or why she was with Seojun in the mall. He was the one treating her in a confusing way, but also he was the one trying to stop her kissing another man without thinking if she wants it or not, or forcing her to leave the mall without even asking why she is there. That's why I consider them different. Since you recognized I didn't talk about the baseball game, since I don't know what would happen if she was there. However, I believe Seojun would create an excuse to be there with her like "What a coincidence", and Suho could want her to leave with him, or could just stay and watch the game with her. Because of how the writers portrayed him till now, I believe it would be the first one. That's why I consider them different. In the end, yes, the writers should stop them following her around.

@Hana Actually, I agree with you about the elevator scene. I was talking about how Suho behaved when he wasn't supposed to be there. I didn't criticized Seojun what he did. I replied your comment because I wanted to show I agreed with you, but I think I confused you. Sorry :D Moreover, if I was there, I would have done the same thing, since she was clearly with me there willingly.

Btw, yes, when Seojun is jealous, he usually doesn't try to stop her doing something, he just shows it by the way he talks like in the scene where he just jumped and talked about how there was a rumor between them. I agree that this is desperate, but at least, he is not trying to get her out of there without even asking her.

Having deeper bonding shouldn't mean that you could follow her and force her to leave by grabbing. Both of the guy went to the baseball game, but it was a public event, and none of them grabbed her and said "Let's go" when she clearly went there willingly. Being jealous of sb is understandable for me, but because of that jealousy, you shouldn't intervene with her personal relationship with others, especially when you are not her boyfriend. Even if you are her boyfriend and jealous of sb, you should just tell her how you feel without following or grabbing her.

I agree with the fact that they shouldn't follow her to everywhere, but going to the baseball game could be acceptable for both of them, since it's a public event. However, Suho is more aggressive in this matter, he even grabbed her and said "Let's go" when she is clearly with Seojun, and they have something to do together. She accepted to go to the mall with Seojun herself, and nobody forced her to go to there. Therefore, nobody should've forced her to leave by following and grabbing her.

I like this theory! I really hope that's what happened.

I believe the maid is the mother of the twins, and that's why she told them that SSR isn't their real mother. They showed us like she was obsessed with Joo Dantae, but maybe she has just believed she should be the one with her kids and should be the lady of the penthouse. Maybe, it's not about Joo Dantae, but about the things SSR had.

Since the maid called SSR and lied about the twins, I think Joo Dantae tried to frame Oh Yoonhee. Also, he never showed any interest in her, and just prepared some false evidence for this murder. On the other hand, it's a little probability, but if SSR realized something is wrong, she could act as if she was dead. Maybe, the reporter she gave some papers played a role in this act like having some people acted as if they were the ambulance team and maybe, even police. However, since this is sooo extreme, and they even kidnapped Logan, SSR could be really dead, but I don't believe her murderer is Oh Yoonhee. On the contrary, I think she told her something about her killer.

It would be amazing!

I feel you! I just wanted to watch Kim Young Dae and continued to watch for him, but now I hate everybody :D

Everyone in this drama is literally throwing tantrums when they didn't get what they want :D :D

IKR! Even though I know his real age, he always make me feel like he is really an adolescent and a high school student! Really impressive!

Me too :((

Same here... Especially about Seojun... Since I catched up with the webtoon and have watched the episodes as soon as they translated in Viki, I miss him whole week, I shouldn't have catched up with the webtoon so soon. :(

His expression was so innocent where he said that! I was like "Say it again!"... Although it seems he is approaching Jugyeong to mess with Suho, I believe he started to like her as well. Even maybe he really started to want her himself besides messing with Suho.

I think she is in another class but same school in the webtoon since there was a scene that she purposely bumped into Jugyeong in the cafeteria. Sua was there, too and said sth like "she was the one who bumped into you"

I agree with @Kitkat0425 For Cha Eunwoo, he's improving, and that makes me happy. On the other hand, Suho doesn't have so much expression in the beginning. That is the role he played. Suho was always "cool guy" who is hard to approach, and doesn't show so much emotion. Ofc, it doesn't mean he is not emotional, he is broken due to some events he lived through, so I don't know, he just shows less emotion. Everybody has their own way to cope with their problems, like Seojun chose to show his emotions more; therefore, sometimes, he is overreacting, but at least, he is reacting. On the other hand, Suho was living in his own world by trying to interact with other less. However, he met Jugyeong, he started to show some emotions again, I think that's the main idea. Maybe they want to show how he started to feel again after Seyeon's death which, apparently, wasn't the only thing he lived through around that time. Let's be more patient with the character of Suho. I just hope he would improve more than the webtoon Suho, find bot just the love of his life, but also his meaning in life, and don't become some obsessive guy.

I agree with hyunho! Please, no, because it would be inconsistent with the character of Seojun. They can change everything, but please, not this one..