People are criticizing the FL, but you’ve got to remember she hasn’t fallen in love with the ML yet. Honestly, she doesn’t even really know him that well yet. He’s just a high school acquaintance from 10 years ago. So, of course, she’s jumping to conclusions , questioning his motives, and is doubting her decision to marry him so hastily. She’s getting to know him people and learning to trust him. IT’S A PROCESS. Honestly, I like the fact that she has a backbone is is not afraid to express her displeasure when he behaves in a way she finds offensive. Her sulky, silent treatment is not admirable, but she’s growing in this relationship. He too has to grow as a boss. The way he embarrassed those male employees in front of their colleagues was unnecessary. That’s not the way a good manager behaves. That’s not the way to gain respect. He’s learning from the FL when she points this out. Even though he had good reasons for chastising the employees, his method was wrong. He’s a good guy, the greenest green flag possible, but he’s not perfect. Nobody is perfect, she nor he.
The actor is good at acting and he didn't do anything problematic as you described. "There was a scene when the…
Relax. What are you going on about? Not even that serious. Nothing inappropriate occurred—not in my comment nor in the scene itself. This actor crossed no lines. It was a cute human moment where the actor captured sizzle between an old married couple for a brief moment in a way that grabbed my attention. So, I shared my thoughts about it. I liked that moment and the way the actor did that scene. I saw a man attracted to a woman and it was a beautiful, natural, human moment to me.
Ok, Imma make y’all hoot when I say this, but I actually kinda found the dad a bit sexy. I’ve seen this actor in dramas before and never thought that previously. But, this time, yes. There was a scene when the dad almost kissed his wife and it looked like that actor really did want to kiss that actress who plays the mom, because she is a very pretty lady after all. But, yeah, that guy seemed real into the moment and I thought, “Okayyyyy. I see you sir with a bit of swag. I see you.” Swag and sexiness are not about being the most attractive person. Instead, it’s a quality that some just have regardless of their physical appearance.
This is exasperating. The writing fell apart in episode 14. How are we supposed believe the prosecutor can’t figure out that Lee Mi Jin is Lim Sun by now? The SML figured it out in episode 3 or 4. Also, why is no one telling the authorities when they encounter “Na Ok Hui” —the dad, the original Lim Sun at the bank, Lee Mi Jin? SMH.