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oh no you bring up a really good point :( I actually dropped Something in the Rain , really hope this doesn't go that way.

This kind of gives me The Package vibes a little. That's the first one to come to mind.

I love how many tropes this is playing with and we're only two episodes in. We've reverse the usual male CEO/female subordinate trope, they are super quick so far to deal with misunderstandings, the wrist grabbing is apologized for.... this drama is so fun and I hope it stays that way.

I'm only on the first episode and Park Bo Gum is gonna kill me! The only thing I'd seen him in prior to this was Hello Monster which I was not a huge fan of but dang I'm not even done episode 1 and I'm dead!

the only flaw is that I totally forgot to consider her pregnancy.....

they've spent most of the first episode making me love her bff, the SLS will be strong with this one, dang it

Yeah I think it's just the makeup/lighting in some scenes are softening his more angular features, like Cygnus suggested above. In scenes where I get to stare longer at his face he looks like himself.

.... LJS looks different? I can't place it, is it just me?

when the daughter went missing and we find them playing in the greenhouse. Which is hinky , did he lead her away or was he working the greenhouse and she interrupted him - the later is less creepy.

I feel like N being the killer is the obvious answer, the fact that they are already sort of casting suspicion on him (by having him sort of kidnap the kid - which is like never dealt with?) screams red herring to me. I'll be kind of disappointed if its him.

I'm kind of assuming the girl in green in just Woo Kyung being mentally unstable. Or she's actually the serial killer and this is her brain's way of coping.

Overall I enjoyed this, I liked the atmosphere and even the weird gangster plot. Love the security couple they were adorable. Two things that bugged me: could they not get Lee Je Hoon for the last scene? It was odd. but the big gripe is the handling of disability is kinda .... like it's fine if we think that this is just one guy and his feelings on his own disability but there's never any counter to it. Dude is like convinced he can't live a normal life in a wheelchair and no one really calls him on it. Maybe sort of near the end but he still gets a miracle cure so not entirely loving that.

Lee Jong Suk... but based-on-a-true-story tragedy...... the struggle is real. (also the trailer is so pretty!)

tbh I would watch an entire series of domestic fluff like the last episode

the fact that he's currently basically saying I'd rather be dead than in a wheelchair is o.O I mean he's allowed to have complicated feeling about his body and his disability but yikes.

I really hope this ends with Seo Yeon coming to terms with his disability otherwise I'm not really sure what sort of commentary on disability the show is going for >.>

I'm really loving how supportive his family is being in episode 13?! That was unexpected

I'm really liking the atmosphere and the characters but the melodrama is starting to wear on me. I might need to put it on hold until it's finished, it's too frustrating to wait on this week after week at this point.

there's one bit of background music that reminds me of another drama and I can't place it. (Like about 4 minutes into episode 6 for example)... it's driving me nuts every time its played.

the part that confuses me and (as of episode 6 hasn't been elaborated on) is that they speak different languages? Like it's not just a cosmetic change to her outward appearance, when they do the montage of people she changes into some of them speak other languages. I don't entirely get that.