Whatever JaneRyan scenes we are seeing in ep 11 should have been on ep 6-7 instead
That would’ve made Jane a terrible mentor. Now, the internship is ending and Ryan is returnin* to school, so it’s kind of okay. Episodes back would’ve been a yellow card for Jane.
Who watches romance for realism? The romance genre is usually more fantastical than fantasy. Two people meet,…
You misunderstand. I can comprehend the intent just fine and can deduce the issues to come. The angsty era will be the "overcome internal and external struggles" bit that I'd mentioned. You say it's "not entirely fictional" but I was under the impression that this IS a fictional piece. Are you suggesting this is based on someone the author knew? Is it semi-biographical?!
I even saw complaint on how this story isn’t real because it doesn’t show gays being treated badly or bullied…
Who watches romance for realism? The romance genre is usually more fantastical than fantasy. Two people meet, overcome internal and external struggles through the power of love, pledge to be together forever, live happily ever after. That’s the formula.
The ML must be one of the kid's the FL's mother took in. Also why did the FL's mother keep taking in children…
Okay...this is getting frustrating because this isn't a mystery show. Are you... for real? They've TOLD us many times from different characters why she keeps taking in children. Also, the male lead comforted her when hearing the conversation about her mum, reacts whenever her mum is mentioned and knows way too much about her (even if he's usually observant). He was a minor when his grandmother was unable to care for him and he keeps dodging calls from his mum. Then, ignoring ALL of that, her mum (who didn't recognise anyone else) acknowledged him and called his name fondly.
You say it's "not entirely fictional" but I was under the impression that this IS a fictional piece. Are you suggesting this is based on someone the author knew? Is it semi-biographical?!
Are you... for real? They've TOLD us many times from different characters why she keeps taking in children. Also, the male lead comforted her when hearing the conversation about her mum, reacts whenever her mum is mentioned and knows way too much about her (even if he's usually observant). He was a minor when his grandmother was unable to care for him and he keeps dodging calls from his mum. Then, ignoring ALL of that, her mum (who didn't recognise anyone else) acknowledged him and called his name fondly.