SPOILER ALERT! [8,5/10]

This episode delves deep into Solhee's past and the events that built her character. We get to know the turmoil that happened to her family in her childhood. Little Solhee has always known that her mother is a con, so in an attempt to help her victim, she lets the stranger come into her house and steal the family's savings. Her mother has never forgiven her and has always been using it to guilttrip Solhee for money. In a twist that somehow I didn't expect, Solhee had a relationship with the police officer from Doha's village who came back to Seoul and got stationed there. She has always been blunt with her gift, yet she kept it a secret from her then fiancé when they broke up. I believe the officer moved to Doha's village to heal from the breakup, and I'm looking forward to knowing why he started lying to Solhee and made her feel abandoned. I love the scene where Solhee gave back the payment fee to the client who wanted her help to know the truth behind her boyfriend's recent demeanor. She lost her faith in love because of what happened in the past, but she didn't hear any lies coming out of the client's boyfriend's mouth when he proposed to her. Nor their friends. I could feel her bittersweet happiness radiating from the screen. Enough about Solhee and Doha who shared a lot of cute moments, let's talk about Syaon. What the hell is she doing, and what is wrong with the CEO's little brother? They're trouble, they've been putting everyone in trouble, and they're about to create a bigger, messier trouble. Her behaviour isn't cute at all.

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