SPOILER ALERT! [7/10]

What an episode. There's a cliche romance trope of Doha getting a fever, and Solhee has to tend him. She also 'accidentally' fell asleep on the same bed because Doha unconsciously held into her hand as if his life depended on it. I'm not a big fan of how he behaved in the morning and when Solhee talked to him in the jazz café. It was a throw-off. Solhee said what had to be said, and I'm glad it didn't go over his head. I'm happy they're not prolonging the problem with the fake Doha, and finally, we don't have to see Moojin anymore. The CEO knows the root of the problem was Moojin, but he has always been easy on him. So when Doha showed his disappointment for not taking care of the plagiarism matter early on, he deserved it. He needs to learn how to say no, honestly. He was lenient with Syaon, and look what she did. Moojin too. He made the best decisions in this episode by stopping Syaon and dropping Moojin from the company. There's one more person that he has to stop, his little brother. His brother is up to no good, and I feel that something bad is going to happen to Doha because of him. Also, does anyone else feel there's something uncanny about the CEO? Maybe uncanny isn't the right word, but there's something off about him. Sometimes, it looks like he and his brother know what actually happened to Doha's ex. I don't want him to turn out to be an antagonist.

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