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Works for me.

They did in Three Bold Siblings.

You misunderstand what "consent" means in this context. It's not about whether someone has the right to break up or not. It's about having an amicable split instead of someone just ghosting you (extreme example and not what JH did).

She only accepted because he hid the reason for the breakup from her, that can't be called real consent/agreement.

Rewatch episode 5, Ji Won feels that she's a small lonely boat on a sea and is still around Su Min because she sees her as the only piece of land she has after her dad died. That's why Ji Hyuk wants to be her land.

They became a couple 3-5 episodes ago.

They share the same mother.

Personally I'm hoping this one'll be like "Be my dream family" which didn't have any big villain or too much over the top "drama". Also praying it won't be another "Love twist" (its teasers really tricked me :( )

You should check out SoDam's previous film then: Special Delivery, it's racing action.

There's no plothole. He thought it was seeing his father getting beat up on TV that caused his mother's death. There is nothing that indicates that his father wouldn't have been there showing solidarity with his fellow co-workers if he had money from elsewhere.

Then the word you're looking for is 'set', 'scenario' is another word for plot.

Not really, it's just the standard BS that happens when one love interest is more popular than the other. The less favored love interest will have their "bad/problematic" points exaggerated and misrepresented as the worst stuff in existence.

She wasn't legally married to them. Just had ceremonies.

Why are you wondering? It was spelled out in the episodes that she wasn't some ordinary girl.

Welp, seen the ending on youtube now, so it was another trolling preview. Guess I should commend them for consistency :)

Agreed that it's unlikely to be anything other than trolling, but you never know if they are not trolling until after the episode :(

Yeah, if that teaser becomes reality in ep 50, this drama will become a 1 instead of a 9 for me.

First off, she did not disown her brother. He's the one who disowned her. Secondly you are simply wrong that she does not have a right to disown her father. Family is a two-way street. Parents can't do whatever they want and expect their children to just take it.

No, he did. His sister had already left for America and didn't even know he was sick.

Not the same thing, he was sick with a lethal illness. He *had* no choice since it was either that or basically leave her abandoned on the street.