Ivy

"what did the other company have to gain by recording what Wooseong said and threatening him with it"

I wasn't really clear on that either. But it looked like he had been dodging their calls so maybe they wanted to force his hand.

A tiny dog, a long haired Chihuahua I think.

Of course we are, maybe even episode 12

I think the worry is that charging them will merely have the opposite effect and escalate things further.

The ragebait isn't even trying. Calling a 36 'old age'....lol

I'm the same, I don't like or dislike them. I'm not particularly invested in their romance, I think their both kind of immature little jerks, lol. But I'm not annoyed at their existence or wanting to skip their scenes. I'm honestly surprised so many hate them so vehemently.

Oh yeah I've thought that from the start.

people have murder others for less I think, if he thought Seung Woo was gonna take La Ik with him - his main stream of revenue. I can see that as motive.

I don't think they'll resolve that until the end because in order to prove him innocent they have to reveal the fatherProsecutor is corrupt. I don't see that happening until the case is finished.

My theory is he's in league with the murderer and pulled strings to get his son on the case so they could manipulate the outcome.

I seem to be the only one who doesn't hate the kids, I actually find it kind of refreshing that they are actually behaving like kids

I thin k this episode kind of cleared the CEO for me. He seems like an exploitive douche but I'm not convinced he's a killer. Someone hired by Hye Joo and/or her dad is looking more promising.

Kinda sounds on purpose, like he deliberately targets vulnerable kids?

yeah this was the summary when I added it to my list https://web.archive.org/web/20251209053746/https://kisskh.at/750719-can-you-translate-this-love and this was the trailer I watched: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ONpVZABzeU

But the new summary and comments here about a split personality really do not sound like the above drama. Like yourself I'm probably waiting for another time to try this.

Not sure I've avoided it since before I started watching kdramas. But American crime shows and movies love it and it comes up there often.

I haven't watched it, based on spoilers I've seen the FL

Dissociative identity disorder, also known as multiple personality disorder. It's so over used as a plot device that it just urks me now. I'm not sure the character has it or if she just goes too method and can't get out of character or something but I'm less interested in the drama knowing it deals with two distinct personalities.

Ugh I hate stories that use DID (or something similar) as a plot point, learning that this apparently includes that has completely derailed my desire to watch it. As much as I enjoy Kim Seon Ho as an actor and have missed him on screen this doesn't sound like what I thought I was signing up for originally. That's too bad.

*cough* I have suddenly become unfortunately ill *cough*

Yes! Exactly!

Either option sucks tbqh. Sigh.