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Find the video where Megan tells the story about the guy who took his pregnant girlfriend to register their marriage only to find out once they got to the office he had been married for 14 years and didn't know it. Some chick he knew casually from his college days decided he was the one for her and you have to hear the rest for yourself.

The board appointed him Head Director.

The writers are not actually making these K-drama characters up out of thin air. They are representative of some the things that do go on in South Korea. If you are interested check out Megan Moon's Youtube channel for some tea. She happens to be married to a Korean, is Korean-American, and lives there. She has some wild stories to tell. Scroll around her channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AV87zxH3mKM

Apparently Ji Seok is tied to an investment which must be or was either needed or huge.

FYI, I read your post and Joe's post before I wrote mine.

Angry Kang is way too calm. The wedding invites were printed, and she was trying to hand them out. Her parents knew she was getting married, the venue was set up, and everything. That right there should be enough to send her on a path of destruction. How she is sitting still is beyond me. I wish she would direct her anger and revenge at MG and his family, though, and not GH.

The girl actually thinks it's up to her to keep working at the company. Good lord. The Chairwoman is going to fire your butt. Wake up!!!!

The dude has literally told her is not marrying her to make her happy or for love or anything. Just doing my duty ma'am.

From the conversation she had with her assistant this episode it appears she is still doing evil crap. I still don't like that Ji Seok is putting his family at risk seeking revenge this way but I am more and more on his side now.

Even though he claims to cut ties. He is not hurting Ha Na the way the Chairwoman is. He seems to not wanted her to have to suffer because of him and his brother and sister all along. Of course he has not caught on to the fake relationship yet and he might be even more mad when he finds that out.

So, the way this is written the FL is about to marry the 2nd ML because it's what's best for the ML. Not that it's best for her, for her baby, or because she loves the 2nd ML and he loves her, but because it's the best thing for the ML. Who in the world came up with this utter crap and thought it made a good story to tell?

Absolutely it starts with her. She is the one allowing her autonomy to be taken away. But she is consistent in the fact she has been clueless and naive this entire drama so far.

Everyone in this drama thinks they know what's best for someone else but have not dealt with their own issues. Audrey and the FL's dad are the biggest cowards on the show. Only a fool would take any advice seriously.

This is why the title is "My Miserable Marriage."

You are not the first person to have noticed how odd the writers made this. It's like they don't really understand how crushes work IRL.

Yes the FL had a serious deep crush on the 2nd ML. Anyone that has ever had a crush like that knows that it's not something you just get over. You can't even see anyone else besides your crush when you are in that state. It takes time and distance for you to fully recover even after you are rejected or to shy to even to act on it in the first place.

Finally, this was totally unnecessary to the romance stories. The 2nd ML and 2 FL already had a push pull going on that was more than enough for the writers to explore. So everyone could see that it was going nowhere with the FL.

They are seriously acting as though they are going to force a marriage.

I agree, her attitude is why her own husband is trying to take her down a peg. She hasn't even figured out that HaNa is all about her family.

OMG. The characters in this show are so annoying. Not interesting in any sense of the word. Just plain annoying.

I just feel nothing that has happen so far in this drama is all that interesting. It's like watching a very dull storyline play out and we are in the 70s now.

I have to agree with you about the police couple. That relationship appeared to be one-sided. All the effort came from her.

Even though they did not commit the original theft at the very least they were in possession of stolen property and they really had no intention of turning it in.

"According to Korean law, possessing stolen property is considered a crime, and even if you are not the original thief, you can be punished if you knowingly acquire stolen goods, even if there is only a suspicion that the item might be stolen, such as a significantly low price or lack of proper documentation for a valuable item; this is considered "conscious negligence" under the law."