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You’re right. I’m hoping that binging this show for a few episodes will make me like it since I wasn’t too happy with the first episode. Bummed since I’ve been looking forward to this for two years.

The writers are really laying it on thick with villainizing GJ’s mom for evading taxes. Treating her like some murderer- give me a freaking break. Shouldn’t those women be arrested for throwing crap on her? She did tell GJ she didn’t care if she got in trouble for it, but it still sucks.

This is the first time I saw the three be actually remorseful for stealing the money. It’s about freaking time.

Then there will be no angst!

Yep, looks to be 8 episodes of angst and misunderstandings. Boo!

It’s really rich of the bully to claim that the other guy is getting bullied when he’s the one that forces his friends to clean for him. Can he finally get put in his place? So sick of him.

I missed the four of them together and their shenanigans. This episode was definitely slower than the past ones. Hope tomorrow’s is better.

Do grown adults still act like bratty children? Their rude comments at the memorial were so ridiculous and embarrassing. I’m glad she put them in their place. And why is he suing when he started it by throwing a glass bottle? Gah, I hate these storylines sometimes where the bully is crying and suing when they were at fault.

The visuals of the leads are so good. I don’t think they’ve ever looked better in a drama- I can’t stop staring at them and their chemistry is amazing.

It seemed like she fixed the conflict pretty quickly by making them work together and think about the client, and the director is very sweet so am guessing she’s a reason why they work so well together.

His faces are the funniest part of this show. That, and the random tantrums the restaurant owner has.

It’s nice for a k drama to depict a workplace that is not toxic. The way they handled the conflict was refreshing and mature, and I contribute this to those in charge for creating this pleasant work environment.

The shady CEO is 100% responsible for what happened and let the CEO take the fall. What a despicable woman.

It’s nice to see such a green flag ML, I just wish he didn’t have to do everything for her. I’m never a fan of one sided relationships so hope that we get to see more of her generous side in later episodes.

SFL is awesome. Love that we get such a nice, selfless character instead of the usual jealous, manipulative jerks.

I hope that this storyline defies the trope and she doesn’t shun him since her dad’s death is 100% not his fault.

I’m sure she will- another roadblock to their happiness.

I feel like I’ve seen this storyline in a few k dramas, so it wasn’t a big shock.

Same. If you want to see Virgin 30 year olds acting like teenagers there are many dramas to choose from.

I loved that she would imagine him whenever she needed to go to her safe space. It made me teary eyed.

Know I’m going to love this drama since we already got kissing and a bed scene in the beginning of this episode. And she’s liked him from when they were kids instead of falling for him when he’s hot and lost weight. Progress writers, and I’m loving it!

The ironic thing is that she got shamed at work for this and they bullied her, which sometimes leads people to commit suicide (in k drama land).

Great episode. Love the work crew and their dynamics together, and do I sense the second couple ship sailing? The only thing that irritated me was the beginning because she was not responsible for someone else’s decision to commit suicide. Those storylines always annoy me.

The leads have such great chemistry together. They make me smile whenever they interact. Can’t wait until tomorrow.

Thank you! I always hate on shows when they blame someone else for the character’s suicide. Give me a freaking break.

I don’t feel like anything has happened the past 4 episodes minus the mean girls being nicer, and more eye candy.

And there are four episodes left and I still have no idea what it’s about! Lol