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You are misreading that scene. Or at least not keeping an open mind. She told him not to sell his office (he would need his office to work) and that she didn't want what little money he had. She's paying off his debt. What does that tell you? She was giving him a clean slate. He obviously took it differently, but given what we know about her and her lack of interest in his money what she was doing is pretty clear even if her motives are harsh.

Because she didn't want to tell him. It's her body. She doesn't have to tell him. I'm sure she has her reasons.

You are wrong. She didn't know. She didn't look in the envelope. It wasn't enough because of what he had put her though and the stupid contract. She specifically said he could have given her a billion won and that wouldn't have been enough to make up for what he did. That does not mean she actually wanted more money seriously. She didn't take it because of pride. WTF are you talking about.

You have fantasy view of marriage. She wasn't trying hard as well? She wasn't deserted as well? Just because he didn't file for divorce does not mean he somehow wasn't part of the problem. Stop trying to blame her for everything and warping everything to make her the villian. They are both at fault, him more so than her.

If you can't see the clear and obvious signs she had a miscarriage I don't know what to tell you. I'll see you in a few weeks once it's confirmed.

docnty she pretty obviously had a miscarriage. Watch episode 1...

And you are making up a lot of things. She didn't take the money because it was too little? lol she never opened the envelop to see what was in it.

>That is so BS what you're saying, she married him, she needed to support him no matter what, that is what marriage is all about, teamwork.

Um, where was her support? Where was his loyalty to her? You are saying he's entitled to her unending support even after he broke his promise to her and she worked for 4 years supporting him? They had no teamwork and no plan, that's part of their freaking problem. She locked him out after 4 years of broken promises. It's also not like he had nowhere to go. He slept in his freaking office.

And no, it's not even close to being all about money.

She is actually entitled to an apology (for his broken promise, which was that she'd never have to work) and thanks, which is what she wants. He is also due an apology as well. For his money, well actually she has a great case against him tbh. She supported him for 4 years and came up with the idea of the app he's now making millions on. I don't think she actually wants his money though. If she did she wouldn't have turned down his alimony. <br /><br />And I'm pretty sure they broke each other's heart. Her heart was no less broken by the end of the marriage. Just because she made the final choice to file for divorce does not make him blameless in how their marriage turned out.

This drama brings out a lot of intense feelings it seems

I really like AR with the second lead. Both quirky personalities, she helps him grow and he's caring and sincere, also he actually manages to notice how hard she works and helps her out where he can...which her husband didn't seem to ever do.

She didn't flip out that she had to work. She was upset her husband quit his job after he freaking told her he would work supporting family while she stayed at home. He knew that's what she wanted and he was fine with it. She did put up with it for four years AFTER he quit ya know. Something (that we don't know) must have made her file for divorce.

And who knows what she wants. What does he want? Neither one of them know. They are both playing games and not having an honest conversation.

There is also obviously more to the "get lost" than has been shown. Same with not wanting alimony. What is is seems rather obvious, but I'll let you figure it out.

It was

Episode 3.. yep I love Ae-Ra. She and her crazy imagination make the drama. I don't think anyone could play her but Lee Min Jung. She's adorable.

He is the lead.

Great first episode. Got chills. I was so worried for the little girl the whole episode even if I know what's going to happen from the summary. But you never know when it's going to happen. Aaaah. Soo good.

Yeah, neither are bad people, both have their faults in the marriage and both are responsible for it falling apart. The marriage was not broken up because she only wanted money (what he seems to think) or because of lack of trust in him. It also wasn't broken up because he quit jobs, since she was willing to stick around for 4 years she obviously got over being upset about it.

I don't think he fully understood what she was going through (including the possible miscarriage) and how much she suffered those 4 years. Same for her really. To him her divorcing him was an act of betrayal. To her, it was just something she had to do to survive. There was no communication.

Some people are blaming her and calling her a gold digger for wanting basic security in life and a house to live in, which is crazy talk. They obviously still love each other, so I want them to work it out.

1. People look down on a housewife and assume that means she's just lazy and doesn't want to work while her husband does everything. His dreams come before hers because hers aren't to be respected.
2. She's a woman and should be totally understanding to his whim's and desires giving him support even if he's not giving her any in return. He was neither emotional supportive or financially supportive, so what exactly did he do for her?

She didn't want much. She was happy with a rented house and a decent salary, where she'd stay home take care of the house and kids. She wanted security. He promised her that, and then completely betrayed that when he {quit not fired, QUIT) his job out of blue without discussing it with her. This all within 3 months of marriage. I fail to see how she's the bad guy here. She said harsh things yes, but he gave her a harsh life.

Yes! It was really terrible of him to do and after only 100 days of marriage. He had no plan what so ever either. People who call her a gold digger need to check a dictionary because she's not that at all. She wanted security in her marriage (which everyone should wish for) and she wanted to stay home, both things he knew before he married her. People look down on housewives/stay at home mothers (I have no desire to be one, but if that's what you want in life it's your choice), so of course they see her as nothing but a moocher so his wishes should come before hers. It doesn't work like that in a marriage.

He put his dream and happiness in front of hers without every asking her what she felt about it. I'm not sure I could have lasted the four years she did.

Like this drama so far, the 2nd episode had a too many cliches, but the main story is pretty interesting. Some people are waaay too hard on Ae Ra. The summary for the drama makes her sound a lot worse than she is. I can understand where she is coming from and why she acted like she did. They were both in the wrong, so I hope they can work it out.

Can't wait for You're All Surrounded. Such a great cast. LSG and CSW were great in together in Greatest Love. And it's LSG's last drama before the army. ;_; Love Go Ara too. Doctor Stranger sounds like it could go either way. Either really good or really bad. I'll have to check it out. I would have liked it better if Park Min Young didn't decline the female lead role though.

Yessssss. Can't wait for the bromance

I didn't think I'd like this and didn't pay any attention to it before, but I watched all 16 episodes released this weekend. It's soo good with such amazing and layered character. I can't recommend it enough.

One of the best contract marriage dramas ever. So cute. I love how there was never a forced breakup/separation from either side and both were totally loyal to each other. Awesome.

Honestly I wish I hadn't watched them. Stop at episode 13!