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I was thinking that YC really does not like being controlled. She just barely tolerates her mother's behavior. Tae Seok is going to find out now what handful she really is.

Sounds like a plan.

I seriously don't even know what Lucia and Tae Gyeong are trying to accomplish anymore. They both seem lost and unmotivated.

Nan-Suk is sitting back, eating grapes and creating messes just for the fun of it.

There doesn't seem to me much fight left in Stella.

Yes there just has to be more to it than just not wanting see KyungChae mourning the loss of baby.

I share your opinion on the drama getting draggy. Even the lawyer is starting to act and look bored. Lucia seems to have no plans for anything. Enough with the abductions.

While you mention it. Why on earth did she think it was a good idea to let YC get away with entering the house in the first damn place? She should have put a stop to that.

So dumb, I can't believe they wrote and shot it that way. Tae Gyeong is taking a stroll down a dark street at night, knowing the Chairman has a hit out on him. He just got attacked earlier when he was walking alone at night. So, he does it again. He then acts shocked because it's nighttime, and he is in the middle of the street, and a car is coming at him with its headlights on.

The writers could have at least done a plausible shot of him that makes a little sense in context. Like him heading home, but having to buy something and stepping out of a convenience store, attempting to cross the street, and the car comes from off-screen.

I don't know about you, but I have noticed the K-dramas use the same actors way too much to begin with. I guess they are going with tried and true, but they really need to let some of the up-and-comers have more roles.

I did also. I think she has done a pretty good job in other projects I have seen her in. I must say, though, that actors can risk overexposure by appearing in too many projects really close together.

I don't know either, but she had a hold my purse moment this episode and she continues to act like she don't give a fu#k.

It does look like the beginning will be.

Nan Suk is my favorite right now.

Me either, but it's kind of exciting.

This is how these things usually go. Undeserved forgiveness.

Both Kyung Chae and Manager Gong made choices that were best for them.

Manager Gong kidnapped one baby, lied to one mother that the baby was hers, and passed off what she thought was a dead baby to an innocent mother. Kyung Chae is right about one thing: Manager Gong had no right to interfere in her life in this way.

Kyung Chae lied to the person she believed was her daughter for 20 years, claiming she was instead her sister, to protect her own reputation. Showed her very little love and understanding. Drove who she thought was someone else's child to the point of taking her own life.

A male and female twins seeking revenge. WOW!!

Okay, I wasn't the only one who saw the male lead tied up and bloody in the preview, only to see a completely different scene today. I guess they reshot it and didn't even try to make it someone's imagination.

Yes, the famous self pep talks that lead to no further action are a treat.

One of my pet peeves about K-drama writers.

They seldom write the FLs as using their allies and resources. She almost always does everything alone and on her own. Then walks into setups and traps, gets a mysterious call, and goes to a warehouse in the middle of nowhere at night after turning off her phone, meeting people without letting anyone know who she is meeting with. Even declining help when it's offered with the cliche line of "no, I must do this on my own."

They do this same thing with MLs, but less often. The ML almost always has a friend watching his back and doing things for him until the bad guys get wind of it and try to take him out.

I know they do this for the suspense factor, but it's incredibly annoying and stupid to deal with people out to harm you with no backup or anyone by your side.