They need to establish the leads in a contract relationship first. Don’t worry, he will be back - I am pretty…
You have to remember that YD is pregnant with JH’s child. He has suspected the baby is his but she has denied it and TK claimed it was his - and as JH is leaving Korea for the US he sees a picture of him and YD and texts her that he is sorry for what happened and that he loved her….so I think he may have some lingering feelings for her - not sure why he ever hooked up with SJ - we haven’t really gotten their backstory yet - but I think once he finds out the baby is really his, he is going to try to win her back. SJ wants the status that comes with being married into the Gong family - they are richer than JH and have a much higher status - plus I believe she had her sights set on worming her way into a prestigious position in the company. She wanted to be in the Finance department when she thought she was marrying TK - and she would have gotten it too - I think her goal was to take over the company - her family lost all of its money and it was mentioned that her dad use to loan money to the Gong’s but now he was the one who had to ask for help from them - their families use to be equal status and friends but something happened…..not sure what - it has something to do with her dad losing their money. I can’t help but wonder if the Gong family is responsible in some way for that. Not sure. She obviously doesn’t care about anyone but herself and I believe her goal goes much deeper than just getting back at TK and YD.
you know what I just realized? Sejin never apologized she didn’t apologize for the past shit she’s said and…
She doesn’t think she’s done anything wrong. Narcissists don’t ever feel like they are wrong but that they’ve been wronged. She’s got that victim mentality down pat.
horang’s whiny baby voice when talking to kangsan and juhyuk’s rudeness and (bad acting too 😬) is really…
Yes I agree. Her whiny fake little girl voice and the fake hitting him in the park scene made me want to 🤮. I was glad his SIL came up and broke that little scene up and called HR out on it.
My crazy scenario:The baby is born. Family request a DNA test. Test shows positive that TK is the father. Can…
Just found this - so when testing, you must specify that the two samples are related to each other and how they are related so the lab techs can look into the markers in more depth:
Brothers Share a lot of DNA The number of markers that testing companies look at works great for unrelated men. It is very unlikely that two random men will match up at all 12, 15, or 20 markers. But brothers aren't two random men. They have the same biological mother and father and so share around 50% of their DNA. What this means is that they are more likely to match up at some or even all of the tested sites. And therefore they are more likely to each pass the same DNA markers to their kids.
Children get one chromosome in each pair from the biological mother and one from the biological father. This is where the trouble can start. If two brothers happen to share markers at all of the sites tested, then the wrong man can be identified as the biological father. But again, unless they are identical twins, the brothers will not match up at every DNA position. If a company looks at enough DNA, they will be able to tell who the biological father is. And a company will do this if you tell them that either brother might be the biological father.
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She obviously doesn’t care about anyone but herself and I believe her goal goes much deeper than just getting back at TK and YD.
Brothers Share a lot of DNA
The number of markers that testing companies look at works great for unrelated men. It is very unlikely that two random men will match up at all 12, 15, or 20 markers.
But brothers aren't two random men. They have the same biological mother and father and so share around 50% of their DNA.
What this means is that they are more likely to match up at some or even all of the tested sites. And therefore they are more likely to each pass the same DNA markers to their kids.
Children get one chromosome in each pair from the biological mother and one from the biological father.
This is where the trouble can start. If two brothers happen to share markers at all of the sites tested, then the wrong man can be identified as the biological father.
But again, unless they are identical twins, the brothers will not match up at every DNA position. If a company looks at enough DNA, they will be able to tell who the biological father is. And a company will do this if you tell them that either brother might be the biological father.