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Yes, I agree. I was thinking back about the popcorn too because at first I thought he was being a jerk but now we know why.

Well that explains why she doesn't drink...

Yes, I agree that she should tell her family now. I'm so sick of them not supporting her and expecting her to go back to her job.

Yes, I wrote that too in another comment. That she probably didn't tell her fam because she didn't want to worry them and they had high expectations of her.

I'm wondering if she was delaying giving SH an answer because she knows she relapsed and her cancer is back? Maybe that was one of the reasons she came home? Maybe she doesn't want to give SH any hope in case she doesn't make it and is trying to protect him? 😭

She was in remission so it looked like the surgery was successful but who knows now? Maybe she also came home because she knows that it came back? Hopefully that isn't the case and she's just suffering from side effects from the old surgery. But I'm thinking she relasped.

It looks like he finds out in the next episode. But he shouldn't have known first. Her family should've been the first to know. I kinda understand what she went through and it's sad she didn’t want to worry anyone when they all had high expectations of her.

How sad was it that she didn't tell her family that she had cancer? It finally explains the gap in her resumé when she didn't explain to the head hunter why she took some time off. I can't wait to see when her family finds out.

No, I don't think so because he ran into her and he was still in his funeral clothes that he wore there. He went from the memorial, to the award ceremony to the office. That's when he ran into her.

Well she leaned on her ex because he obviously knows that she had cancer before and she wanted to hide it from SH.

I watched an Instagram reel a while back and this foreigner, who was a female lawyer, was asked, "What is something that ppl should know about SK?" She replied, " Women have no rights here especially against men." She went on to explain that she was a lawyer and that foreigners coming to SK need to be aware that the men are right like 99 % of the time. She said that things like sexual assault, harassment or anything like that, men always get away with it and that the law will side with them. I always get pissed off when I see this kind of stuff portrayed in Kdramas. It's so sad because some of it is a bit of truth in it. The parents just not even letting their daughter inside... omg. And then the audacity to see in the next preview of the mother mourning. Like, really? You sent her home with her killer. Also the fact that the courts needed hard evidence of his abuse. Like SK needs more psychologists to help navigate through these cases. So sad.

I had no idea what scene you were talking about so I went back to go look for it! I totally missed it! I think a commercial break happened so I wasn’t paying much attention! Thanks for pointing it out! You're absolutely right, she hid it away and pretended not to see it.

No, I don't think she knows especially since SHY was complaining that she was always giggling while texting him.

I know... so funny! I laughed at that too!

I was kinda disappointed that BoRa didn't tell her (foster) sister that she saw Mr. Yun with another lady. I would've called her right then and there. She shrugs it off. I don't find that realistic considering they're roommates too. There was even that opportunity to mention it when she came downstairs in her outfit.

The director was trying to get a Nam Soon reunion!! 😀

I know, it was so funny. They were more excited than the bride to be!

Just a general observation, when are they going to faze out cummerbunds as part of tbe tuxedo? I personally think a vest is way more stylish! Also, wasn't Ji Uk's hair nicer during the fitting than it was on the actual wedding day? I felt both their wedding outfits were mediocre but that was probably to convey that they weren't serious and trying not to spend too much money.

Wasn't the proposal the cutest thing? Loved it!

That's not real a superstition in Asian countries. In a lot of Asian weddings they often do pre-wedding glamorous photo shoots before the actual wedding. It's actually better that way I think, unlike some weddings rushing through the photo shoot between the wedding ceremony and reception.