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Oh... I have heard of coffee trucks being sent, and them basically being snack trucks, but never really bothered to find out about the exact protocol of sending such trucks. Thanks! Hugs! 🥰

Ditto! I had rolled my eyes so hard when I first read about it on MDL. It was a string bad days that led me to watching the pilot episode when it first aired. The initial few minutes seemed to suggest a deeper story, which is why I continued with the series. Before long, I found myself eagerly waiting for what happened next. Also, I loved E13, unlike many others who seemed to hate it. I really enjoyed the ride. It evoked nostalgia, the stakes seemed very real and conveyed heartfelt sincerity.

You made me cackle!!! 🤣

She handled that question with such class. I, honestly, dislike shipping real people. In my opinion, it takes away their agency. However, there have been times, when I have found myself wavering and slipping, this instance included, before pulling myself back to sanity. The temptation to want the magic onscreen to continue offscreen is real.

Oh! So, is it kind of self-celebratory for the person sending the coffee truck plastered with his own face? In this context, SJ was certainly marking his territory and showing explicit backing of her project to hype it up... Just curious, what about coffee trucks sent to other people? Do they also bear the pictures of the person being sent to? Or their pictures together?

Okay. Thanks!

High five!

Yes!

Oh. I did not know that.

Goodness! I loved that scene. Usually I find such scenes cringey. But this felt so damn sincere. I also loved how understated the moment was.

Were you not gay-shaming a while ago? "because straight guy won't defend romantic drama character xd" Yet, you are on a romcom page? There are scores of both straight and queer guys who enjoy romcoms. Who made you the judge of anything?

The spit take I did when he called you a troll. 🤣

I loved the sidekick, not him getting into defense position in response to SJ's drawn fists... 😂

How's Dare to Love Me?

Timestamp?

Usually I find scenes such as that between SJ and Sol's grandmother cringey. But this felt so damn sincere. I also loved how understated the moment was. Also, I love understated proposals... Intimate, short, elegant, to the point, and heartfelt. The actual proposal in LR will go down as one of the best in my viewing experience, if not the best. 💛💙❤

Timestamp for In Hyuk adlibbing shooting star into the phone...

Usually I find scenes such as that between SJ and Sol's grandmother cringey. But this felt so damn sincere. I also loved how understated the moment was.

I believe so.

IKR?! I have a couple of pairs in my mind. Their chemistry was never quite the same with other people.