Loss

I love how Seo’s face lights up when she sees Kang and how he looks at her. I have to say losing a loved one will make you want to stop and take stock of what is important in life, and I like that Seo is asking, “what is money,” rather than where is the money. How easy must it be to spend someone else’s money, it sure looked pretty easy for Seo’s husband but what I cannot reconcile is how a perceived smart man, one that is smart enough to plant listening and tracking devices be so stupid as to spend so much money that he leads Leon right to his doorstep. I have to say it’s well deserved about time someone dealt with him (crap of a man gave his wife up like she was nothing). I am not mad.All roads lead to Yoon Hee Ju; she is the instigator, double-crosser, informant, and major opportunist – she has her hands in everything. I am certain now, she is more evil than good and wish on her a completely and utterly bad ending. I liked how the writer has Seo self-reflect at this stage of the show, take the time to ask herself the important questions, getting a better understanding of her emotions, strengths, weaknesses and driving factors. Money remains central but is not the only driving factor; in this, I saw character growth and development. And Leon sets the perfect trap for Hee Ju and Jae Hoon, using Seo, ingenious, I love it.

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