(again) had to stop at the 19 min mark (ノω<。)ノfrom…

(again) had to stop at the 19 min mark (ノω<。)ノfrom the start of this ep am wondering why Yi Joo is STILL living with those devils. get she might not have money to move. but instead of just hanging around her room - shouldn't she be actively looking for a way to distance herself from that "family"!? so when she finally gets an offer from Do Guk (to move into his place), she's up in arms, cause?!? like r u kidding me ＼（〇_ｏ）／ is that the time to think about false modesty or societal norms, when the house u r living in is a hellhole?!? where u afraid to eat, getting verbally assaulted at every turn (even physically at times) let alone the rotten cherry on top, getting medicated with who knows what... sorry but that scene annoyed me, she needs to be smarter *****************************************************************************************************************************************the back story with the grandfather is intriguing, what he sorry for?!? why he need Yi Joo's forgiveness?!? until now was assuming Jung Hye hates Yi Joo cause of her mother - as she was with Jin Woong before or behind Jung Hye's back. but now that the grandfather is sorry, feel like their family destroyed/killed Yi Joo's parents... or some such.*******************************************************************************************************************************************also what is Do Guk trauma, what with the restless sleep & does it have anything to do with the animosity between brothers? maybe even Jung Wook's handicap?!? a lot of questions *****************************************************************************************************************************************side note: i really don't get Se Hyeok's mother, she assaults Yi Joo & thinks she will happily accept her son let alone marry into that family after what she & her daughter did to her? like really???

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SPOILER ALERT! [10/10]

This episode solidifies that in order for a story to be amazing, it doesn't have to be super original. No matter how cliche or predictable a story is, if the execution is excellent, the story will be engaging and watch-worthy. I hope they will stick to this principle until the end. Just like what I expected before, this episode reveals that the person who called Yijoo when she was on her deathbed is her grandfather. I had a feeling it was him because I'd never heard anyone calling Yijoo's pathetic father as chairman. She visits him at the hospital to get his blessings for her upcoming marriage with Doguk, and she learns that her grandfather did something unforgivable. Nothing has been revealed yet, but I think the grandfather did something to Yijoo's parents. Perhaps, he killed them? Indirectly or not indirectly. I have an idea that maybe he gave Yijoo's father a business project that unfortunately risked his life and the risk took his life. That's why Yijoo ended up in the orphanage. BUT. If that's what happened, that means Yijoo's evil mother came to the orphanage to pick her up. Therefore, the person they were meant to adopt has always been Yijoo and not any other kid. I also suspect that Yijoo's mother might also be adopted, and doesn't want to be associated with orphanages or being adopted anymore. Anyone else cried when Doguk showed Yijoo's room that he prepared in his home? Seriously, he went far and beyond for Yijoo, painted the room, and decorated it to make sure Yijoo feels appreciated, and happy. It looks comfortable and feels like home, which Yijoo has never experienced before. It's hard not to fall in love with Doguk, seriously. So far, I don't see any signs that Yijoo is in love with the man, though. Instead, I believe Doguk is in love with Yijoo already. He tries to convince Yijoo to fall in love with him so the marriage will work, but I think he was subtly confessing his love. I wonder how long it will take before Yijoo falls in love with him, but I'm sure she already has a crush on him. Now, I want to see Yijoo as a queen and not as a damsel in distress! Go Yijoo!

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