Cioran

In my opinion, the main character's family is also cheating. Their wealth isn't owed to work or fortunate circumstances, but rather to the gift of clairvoyance possessed by the mother. Her prophetic dreams give her a tremendous advantage over ordinary mortals. This isn't fair competition. The grandmother uses her power solely to increase her wealth, rather than trying to prevent misfortunes that she knows will happen. Only her son has worked as a fireman, the rest lead rather idle lives. She also attempts to exploit the financial status of the main female character, treating her as a mere tool. She's meant to be a remedy for her lonely, unhappy son's troubles. She doesn't require her to love her son, only to care for him and his daughter. Essentially, she wants to buy a wife for her son and make a deal with her. It's no coincidence she mentions that her son will inherit the gym after marriage. She lures her victim with money because she herself does not see her son's qualities and only constantly chastises him. Therefore, the alleged "mother" FL despises this family has set them as her target. According to her, all their diseases consume them because they can afford to suffer; as they do not have to work hard to earn a meagre living. In fact, the family of the 'scammers' work for their money. They spend a lot of time and effort to take over the assets of their victims. And they do it in a legal way (a court case), taking advantage of other people's weaknesses and despicable characters. We also do not know what they do with the money so acquired. Perhaps they have some larger goal in mind than just the desire for quick enrichment. Both families are atypical, and it takes one to know one.

I didn't know. Sad that such a privileged person doesn't speak out loudly against genocide.

Galia Lahav

They overdid it with melodrama and pathos. That's why the scene where ML leaves his entire estate to FL moved me the most. It was a noble gesture.

I share similar thoughts. This drama has stood out so far with a solid, well-thought-out script. However, in episode 12, even the dialogues were surprisingly weak. Ji Hyuk talks so perfunctorily about her supposedly traumatic childhood. Despite the actor's skill, it's hard to care. The main couple's breakup has a fragile justification. It is a breakup for the sake of a breakup; it does not serve to deepen the characters' relationship. A typical plot ploy to create anxiety in the audience. The tone of the story is also changed too abruptly. Too much drama and clichéd solutions typical of dramas were packed into one episode. This gave a caricatured and unintentionally funny effect. The scriptwriter did not showcase his inventiveness. I don't expect much depth from this genre. Often the aesthetic qualities compensate for the script's shortcomings, but here it seemed that one could have more confidence in the author and his skills. From the solid land that the series has been so far, it has become a meaningless whirlwind. So far Ji Hyuk hasn't become the solid land he wanted to be for Ji Won either. ML and FL should show more intelligence, considering they are experiencing their lives for the second time.

What bothers me most about this ex-girlfriend, Yu Ra, is that she is an almost cartoonish, exaggerated character. She's just a typical spoiled rich brat, like so many characters in TV series. She's boring and predictable for the viewer. The writer didn't show any creativity here; they took the easy way out, which gave the story too much of a soap opera vibe. They could have made more effort. Meanwhile, Min Hwan and Soo Min are complex characters brilliantly portrayed. They are villains with human motives and reactions, which makes us sympathise with them a little. Both characters act wickedly and are pathetic but realistic.

We don't know. She herself seems not to remember it. So, it must have been some traumatic event.

Seven years ago, she got pregnant, but not with her husband.

I thought the same thing, but the person who stalks her and signs as Amy seems to blame Seo Jae Won for what happened seven years ago.

It turns out that the husband is not the father of the child. He discovered this some time ago. The wife seems surprised by this fact. All the clues lead to the evening and events from seven years ago.

He says he will go back to her with a clean slate, and he expects the same from her. She replies that she has always had a clean slate. He wants to start with a clean slate.

My theory about the stalker. The main character's father drowned while saving two children. Perhaps the child saved many years ago has an obsession with the daughter of their savior. The biggest surprise would be if it turned out to be the ML assistant. However, it seems too friendly and harmless.