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This drama was okay but I felt like the last half was him running away to hide only to run into the very people he was trying to hide from. It got pretty repetitive. It also made his character seem more cowardly and less heroic.

I always laugh when she doesn't want to go anywhere or do anything and he just gives her one option, "I'll kill you." 🤪

I totally agree. One thing to make a move on her at a bar but then he did it again in front of her colleagues and other respected lawyers and she just let him?! I also didn't understand why she didn't tell her boss that she met the defendant at the bar when she had a chance. She just sat there in the meeting all spaced out. I blame the writers for this one.

If some guy I just met tells me that I would look prettier with my hair down and proceeds to take out my ponytail, I'm not tolerating that sh*t and slapping his hand away. What a red flag!

I would've liked it better if she got really angry and rageful thinking he was dead...

Am I the only one who didn’t like her wailing on the battlefield? She fights all professional and then starts crying for the ML when she hasn't even found him possibly dead yet. Overly dramatic and the fighting is still going on around her and he has to save her from getting killed because she's in shock and then she finally sees him and she runs and hugs him. Kinda ruined the whole she's supposed to be a general vibe.

Yes, her friends/roommates were definitely there. That scene looked like she was doing some undercover work for her client.

Because of the rich dad who basically helps finance the school and since his daughter is on the shooting team, they want majority of the finances to go to the shooting team like the rich dad wants. The rich dad has also said he will provide top of the line shooting equipment.

Who was the lady who was sitting in the back in the brown jacket and blue shirt that they showed in the end of the courtroom scene? And was the ex-wife of the ML personally making his cologne?

Omg... I kept wondering what happened to this one kid before I realized he's on B:My Boyz!! Hahah!!! 🤪

I watched it on kisskh (dot) co

This drama is really choppy. Like the detective who does all the work and who believes the murderers aren't the kids suddenly dies and that's it but it's okay, Tae Sik's back. Seok Su dies but An Hyun joins. The doctor who just wanted to be paid is also an arms dealer. These parents ask for a refund but they have to do the dirty deed now themselves? So weirdly out of place. And why would anyone want to "buy" another kid from her again when the first kid was "defective"?

I'm just on Ep1, can someone tell me and clarify if that was her real older brother or they brought in a "fake" older brother to replace her? Please and thank you!

You should put a spoiler tag btw.

Yes, it would seem so. They were "made". You should put a spoiler tag btw.

I totally agree unfortunately. She looks way older.

There was something that happened but that's a few episodes later around ep14 and it's nothing steamy at all. All heavily censored and implied. I thought she looked too old too but in RL she's only a year older. At EP16, so far they had one episode together but they haven't reappeared together since then yet.

It's always less episodes on the weekends sometimes.

She was referring to those to do the upkeep and maintenance afterwards. Like ppl who read the gas meters or do other outside work. She's referring to the labour. Sometimes gas companies use a third party or source subcontractors and it seems obvious that SK has various gas companies unlike other countries where giant companies that have a monopoly over gas. Also, we don’t know exaclty how they're paid.She was also referring to the various bathhouses and businesses that the gas was being siphoned from. They were taking a big profit loss to no fault of their own. She's saying that for the guy to claim he did it for his small business to survive against a large one, doesn't justify his actions when there are other people with small businesses living honestly. Anyways, it's a little over dramatic because the drama stays in line with the law in this case and takes the focus away from feeling any empathy for the "small" business owner who commited a crime.

Yeah, she said he just went suddenly crazy and ran off. They'll probably explain it later.