When they were eating chicken together, Sim Yu Geon said something along the lines of "it's his mom's fault…
That could definitely explain why Yoo-Jae resents his mother, but I'm still not sure why she'd hold a grudge against Su-bin. If he really had no idea what his mum did and was genuinely forced to move overseas, then he doesn't seem to have done anything wrong. Unless the drama reveals that he knew about it, chose not to contact her, or handled the situation badly, I don't really see why she'd blame him.
"As a high schooler, Yoo-Jae dreamed of becoming a filmmaker, pushing aside other obligations to create her own short films. Her classmate, Su-bin, on the other hand, was studious but passionless, resigned to follow his family's wishes. Su-bin found inspiration in Yoo-Jae's tenacity, and the two developed a friendship that later turned romantic. However, shortly after their college entrance exams, Su-bin withdrew from Yoo-Jae's life, telling her that his family was sending him overseas. In their 30s, they live drastically different lives. Yoo-Jae is a struggling TV reporter, delusioned with life, while Su-bin is an award-winning film director. Upon their sudden reunion, Su-bin resolves to help Yoo-Jae get her spark back, while Yoo-Jae still holds a grudge from years before. Can they use this second chance to reconcile?"
Why does she hold a grudge against him when it’s his family that sent him overseas? He even told her that. Shouldn't she be happy he's back?
This is one of the worst things I've ever seen anywhere! Boring, ridiculous, unentertaining, terribly made! Shame on the writers & directors of this show, there's nothing else quite as disappointing anywhere. My least favourite characters are prince Ying, princess Jiamin, & general A'wa😒😒😒
Fantastic. They have a good romance. I like the two separate arcs. She's beautiful, and when she decides to give her all for him, she doesn't hold back. I love that.
He got stabbed because of her so his grandpa told her to let him go. So she did.
Ah, ok. That's far from what i thought. What i thought (and i can only guess from the synopsis) is that he discovered she approached him for an ulterior motive. So he believed she didn't like him and was only using him. Wasn't this also a misunderstanding?
"As a high schooler, Yoo-Jae dreamed of becoming a filmmaker, pushing aside other obligations to create her own short films. Her classmate, Su-bin, on the other hand, was studious but passionless, resigned to follow his family's wishes. Su-bin found inspiration in Yoo-Jae's tenacity, and the two developed a friendship that later turned romantic. However, shortly after their college entrance exams, Su-bin withdrew from Yoo-Jae's life, telling her that his family was sending him overseas. In their 30s, they live drastically different lives. Yoo-Jae is a struggling TV reporter, delusioned with life, while Su-bin is an award-winning film director. Upon their sudden reunion, Su-bin resolves to help Yoo-Jae get her spark back, while Yoo-Jae still holds a grudge from years before. Can they use this second chance to reconcile?"
Why does she hold a grudge against him when it’s his family that sent him overseas? He even told her that. Shouldn't she be happy he's back?