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Very well said, my feelings exactly.

Yes, some people just don't want to make the effort for a relationship. Quitting cowardly is much easier. It does hurt, but it's easier.

See, when he did tell the real truth, honestly, he was punished for it. Because Yumi doesn't have the maturity to handle it.

He did answer. We weren't shown it, because they were showing the cells' village at the time, but they said "he already gave the wrong answer"

She boasted to Control Z that she has a 100% honest relationship, but then she showed that she can't handle honesty, and frankly Babi was punished for being honest. Now he must be thinking "I had better tell her a lie, she wouldn't have broken up with me then". And next time, he will remember this, and tell lies to his girlfriend. She ruined a sincere person.

Exactly. You know, I think that the ones who are "all or nothing" are young viewers. I would have been like Yumi myself when I was a teenager or in my twenties. When you mature, you understand that nobody is perfect, and no relationship is perfect. We also could feel a moment's attraction for someone else, but if we don't act on it, it remains just that, a momentary thing, whereas our priority, our soulmate and life partner remains the one we committed to. A strong relationship doesn't fear such little bumps. But most of the viewers are not mature. And Yumi surely isn't. I mean, her Love cell started by thinking about it rationally, but wasn't able to keep the rage in.

However, he made his choice. He decided his priority is Yumi, that's the woman for him.

Or, let's say, it was somewhat wrong, but still, who is 100% perfect? The important thing is the way he dealt with the problem.

Yes but his Love cell was honest, and the honest part won, in the end. And that tells you something about the integrity of his character. Although it was a Pyrrhic victory. Love won, but he lost the girl.

So the "lesson" from the last two episodes is that if you're 100% honest it's a stupid thing and you get punished for it. Way to go, Yumi, in making an honest person think twice in the future before being honest again.

It's on viki.com. Both ep. 9 and ep.10 are subbed.

He didn't actually fall for the intern - at least not yet. He was just momentarily swayed. But not enough, because he still puts Yumi first and never thought of acting on that momentary emotion. If you watched episode 9 , you can see his genuine despair. And I commend his honesty, although it didn't lead to a good result.

Only if Yumi is too insecure (which she is - less so than in the beginning, but still she is). Of course, turns out that there were other things as well, but the jacket alone shouldn't have been a problem.

Mini-markets and convenience stores can be open way longer than clothing stores. Convenience stores are open 24 hours in many countries, and I think in Korea too.

He never pursued her when they were dating other people. He was just being polite and friendly as you would be with a colleague. What's wrong with some people, they see romantic intentions everywhere? And he never pushed and pulled. Never ever. He was clear and direct.

Where did you find this info?

Exactly!

"Rejecting her and playing hard to get"? No way. She rejected him so he respectfully took his distance instead of clinging and making a nuisance of himself. He even agreed to an arranged date in order to move on, but then he didn't go.

Babi's ex girlfriend was the one to dump him. And the new "naive" girl told him what she told him knowing fully well that he would understand. Don't underestimate young girls, LOL.

Look at it like that. I'm a woman, if I saw a woman colleague shivering in the cold and I had a spare jacket, wouldn't I give it to her? Definitely yes.