TaliaToo

This. Exactly my theory. Love it.

I'm interested. thank you. Also interested whether the heat index keeps rising.

It's a back and forth story, with flashbacks. There are tiny words on the screen sometimes telling timeline.

He has his own agenda. The way he had researched her already before she even showed up already clued us in that he had been pulling him slowly into his world. The fact that he already had someone in her work place keeping tabs and initially refused all interviews--he'd known all along she would finally come to see him to get his interview. Basically, he was shaping his human aguave into his world because he...well...we'll have to see why.

Can you please put your post behind spoiler? We don't want these websites you're using to be taken off. Thank you.

Waiting for some spoilers and comments about Episodes 5 and 6. Thank you!

Read synopsis above. Please. :)

And I'm here for it! Two red flags going for a romance (later)!

Episode 4

Yes, he has already given hints. He has known all about her the moment she appeared. He told her he had someone on her side giving him information. He was against the father's merger with that other company.

He is definitely not the green flag he appears to be.

William Chan.
And Hao Ming likes aguave for a reason--he wants to be the person shaping the plant to his liking. But. Yeah, Xu Yan is going to be the one with the scissors.

All her different styles for each face of hers served a purpose. How she dressed for the MIL and how she dressed at work was different.

And the way her eyes flicked open to the beat.

Chase wife back like poor dog AFTER dragging his bare ass on broken glass. Yup, I want that.

Tu tambien.

I read the novel. I was talking about the synopsis of THIS drama. It said "happy ending."

Synopsis above and other places says happy ending but that's what they say.

Her eye-acting is so good.

I'm paying to watch it on WeTV so it'll count towards the heat index. Watching it on pirate sites won't give the show any credit. KS is great for already-aired shows, though.

Yes, so much given in the first four episodes--if it continues that way, it'll be as fantastic as I wish it to be ;-).