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I think we're going to see more of him in the coming episodes, as a confession seems imminent between them. I think we've all been really used to Kdrama's focusing heavily on the central romance, so we still have a lot of expectations around that. But the romance is a secondary plot, so it makes sense that it doesn't get as much screentime as Young Woo doing her attorney things. Her trials and tribulations as an attorney are the drama's focus, so that's where most of the screentime goes.

Yes they do, lol.

Yeah, someone else posted it. It's super cute. Wish they could have kept it in.

I quite like her haircut? Especially considering I've had almost the exact same haircut a handful of times before myself.

Feeling a bit attacked right now.......

I don't think it's a specific scene or moment that makes him think he gave her the wrong impression but maybe a combination of things? Probably because he didn't answer when she asked if he likes her, but I'm sure there are other reasons he feels that way as well.

Ah, that sucks. I spent that episode anxious to know what happened to the gift, and then she told him she threw it away. I was crushed for him!

If you scroll up above the comments to the discussion section, there's a person who actually has autism discussing each episode, and they've been pretty pleased with the portrayal so far. The truth is, autism is a spectrum, so there's not an average, and portraying it on screen is not going to be reflective of every or even most or even half of all people with autism. Truthfully, I don't think there will ever be an autism portrayal that satisfies everyone because there are so many variables to autism. But I think this has been a very good portrayal that has clearly been done with love and care.

This was what I was waiting for in that episode. To find out what happened to his present. And then she said she threw it away! I felt so bad for him! Maybe they'll add this scene to a future episode??? One can hope, at least.

It's become a common refrain that this character didn't get a backstory, or this character didn't get a backstory. I think classic dramas created this expectation that every character has to have a backstory for it to be a good drama, but that's not true. Sometimes characters don't have backstories, and there's nothing wrong with that.

Don't cry. That just means you can watch 2 episodes!

The show has clearly made an effort to be realistic in its portrayal, and secret siblings is the definition of not realistic.

I definitely think this is something that is happening, but not just in dramas. I'm not seeing it during my day to day when I'm out in the world interacting with other people, but I certainly see it all over the internet.

Anyone reading the above comment, please ignore it. NFT's are a scam made to trick you into giving money and not giving you anything in return. When you pay for an NFT, you're paying for nothing, because NFT's cannot be owned.

It always surprises me when people don't recognize when a story is telegraphing what's going to happen to the audience. I feel like that John Travolta meme. 'Am I the one missing something? Are we watching a different drama?'

Unfortunately, being an adult doesn't mean you are mature.

We have lots of backstory for the female lead. We've seen glimpses of what she was like growing up, her relationship with her father, her difficulties in school and meeting her best friend. As for the ML, I don't really think we need backstory for him. I've noticed that it's become an expectation that all the characters in a drama are supposed to have a big, important backstory, but a story doesn't need to provide every character with backstory to be well-written or to have good characters. Sometimes characters are simple, and their lives are simple, and that's okay.

I think people's desire for her to end up with her boss is more due to many of us being used to a lot of the old drama tropes, and their pairing would fit some of the old tropes well. But it's pretty obvious who is endgame for the writers, and it's not her boss.

I'm gonna have to disappoint some of you guys and let you know that the drama is clearly telegraphing Young Woo and Joon Ho as end game in terms of romance. Her boss is simply that, her boss. You'll probably all want to prepare your hearts and minds now, lol.

This drama was an emotional ride. Joyous and heartfelt and at times, bittersweet. It was a very similar viewing experience to Neechan no Koibito, so if you're looking for another drama that will impact you like this one, Neechan is a good choice.

Now I have to go process my emotions, lol.

Awesome! Thank you.