Is it possible that Director Yoon (the school director) is the one that brings Jeongyo to the spotlight again? Since she left that house 5 years ago, perhaps so she can spends her time to search for Jeongyo. She has the money and the access. And she's the only adult that genuinely cares for him in the first place at that time.
but, then again who's to say bio did nothing the entire 9 years? we learned from the private investigator that…
And it does make sense that he hired a private investigator 5 years ago, since he was only 16 back then, meaning he was about 20 (5 years ago) when he became more independent and not rely fully on her mom anymore.
I can't think of any reason for Jae-In apart from her being a villain. What if she was the one who did this? Cause…
No, I think Jaein would still be in Pio's side and I don't think she would be a villain. She's just a supporting character that plays a role to support Pio despite the circumstances. He definitely needs that kind of support system (since he basically doesn't have someone to rely on besides Jaein), otherwise he'd probably died by suicide.
The mom is the one who did all of this. She lost her 'dream' life due to pregnancy and the only thing she can do to pay that is by making her son as an extend of her life. This kind of parents is the worst tbh.
I won't be mad if Jeongyo turns evil and has a high desire to take everything that Pio has achieved. Considering what he got from Pio's mom.
Maybe they will become rivals and compete representing different countries (because it looks like Jeongyo never went home and will get new citizenship). And this becomes a turning point for Jeongyo to become a more ambitious and big-goal-oriented person and no longer the "let it flow" type of person.
They are not married and live in Korea not a Western Country. Plus from what I can see the FL is trying to debut…
But still, it's not as common as it is in western countries. Even tho some couples living together before married, it's still seen as taboo from asian culture perspective. So seeing them in separate apartments while being in 10y relationship is still considered normal (talking as an asian myself).
"Namgung Ho, an office worker who becomes entangled in an unexpected emotional whirlwind after confronting…
Yeah it's kinda confusing seeing the description. My advice would be don't trust blindly on these descriptions put on mydramalist, they sometimes are very misleading.
Overall I loved the drama, but I didn't like Jin Joo amd Beom Soo's parts so I kept skipping their screen time.…
Lol same here, except it was Eunjung's story for me. But when I did rewatch, I found myself keep repeating Beomsoo and Jinjoo's scenes, I guess I like their banter and comedic timing alot 👌🏼And now I like all stories equally and they do compliment each other. 😊
I've watched 3 episodes so far, but it hasn't really hooked me and it feels kind of slow. Not sure if I should…
If you're looking for a fast-paced story plot with a big main story or big challenge, this is not for you. But if you're into character-driven, slice-of-life, quirky characters, 'no plot just vibes' story, and in the mood for healing drama, well, you're gonna love it (like I do). 😊
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The mom is the one who did all of this. She lost her 'dream' life due to pregnancy and the only thing she can do to pay that is by making her son as an extend of her life. This kind of parents is the worst tbh.
Maybe they will become rivals and compete representing different countries (because it looks like Jeongyo never went home and will get new citizenship). And this becomes a turning point for Jeongyo to become a more ambitious and big-goal-oriented person and no longer the "let it flow" type of person.