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If episode 7 showed us the will of the two boys in securing Ju kyung’s affections, this episode definitely gave us more. In simple terms, it was intense! Suho and Seojun’s male pride and love intentions are finally in an intense play resulting to a fistfight between them. This series is gradually escalating and we are all for it…
This episode trended in the different community pages and groups in social media because of the many funny moments 😆 added to the fact that fans of the show waited longer than usual for the airing. This episode has shown us moments that reveal both of the boys’ feelings for Ju kyung.
This series ended last May 2020 but I was only able to watch it last December and finish it this January since it only became available on Netflix last month. What made me watch this drama, honestly, was the title. I found it very interesting as I have presumed that the show must be dealing with the subject of memories and the concept of time- these to me are huge GO signals. So, I binge-watched and luckily I was not disappointed…
It has finally shed light why Ee-Hyeon was being chased and why she gave the child to Kang Hera. However, this revelation put some restrictions on Kang Hera’s expose with Sang Goo since he is the father of Ga On and that the child might be put in a harm’s way if involved.
Snow is beautiful. I guess there will be good days ahead of us. You might be wondering why I chose this line to describe this episode because apparently, things did not turn out well for Hera.
Nearing the half of the narrative, we know by now that the series is putting more highlight on Su-ho and Ju kyung. Seo-jun’s interactions with Ju kyung are still brief and full of bickering. However, in this episode we are sold by Seo-jun, all because of his exposed underwear scene. Sorry but that scene did it all…
This episode showed us the tensions we have predicted in the previous episodes between Su-ho and Seo-jun. Two boys fighting over one girl is a cliché in romantic dramas, but for some reason innate in us, it is always fun to watch…
Being a BTS stan for years now, it has always been my dream to purchase and own an album or any merchandise from them. For years since I knew about them and their body of work, I can only watch with longing with a tinge of envy towards other fans who are doing their own unboxing and posting pictures with their BTS merch purchases.
In this episode, we have seen how the victims of exploitation and abuse are united with their singular goal of making those who abuse them be accountable and perhaps even pay for it. As mentioned in the previous episode, Hera has used her platform and her vengeful heart to extend it to people who may have similar trials like her, this time with the insurance planners…
Our past experiences of hardships, struggles, and pains can be very powerful motivations for revenge. The scene below perfectly explains this idea. Cha Min Joon and Kang Hera both have struggles in the past that fueled them to collaborate and do what they are doing to people who have caused them pain…
