And next it will be an envelope full of money for Seon Ju to break up with So Woo because she's not good enough…
yep, she has not - we dontknow anything about his dad - all she has said in the flashbacks is telling so woo both his parents are korean but kimura is a japanese surname - so i am wondering if that is a subbing error or what?
And next it will be an envelope full of money for Seon Ju to break up with So Woo because she's not good enough…
the look on Tae Ri’s face when she asked him that said it all. anxiety kicking in. he is not going to want to leave and when he says no, will she then tell So Woo to leave him behind? i cant imagine she would. i foresee issues with her and seonju’s family. she will be shocked when she finds out his ex wife is married to her ex husband and that they - SJ and SW - are now dating. i dont think that is going to go well for seonju - she is not going to want that for her son.
“shall i buy the whole neighborhood for you?” - she is loaded. probably a lot richer than Jung Bae - Sang Ah is gonna use that to her advantage and play on the sympathy of the mom - you know she is totally going to make up some story about seonju stealing so woo from her and how she is seperated from her child, blah, blah, blah.
🤣 🤣 🤣 chuah calling the judge weird, ugly and mean 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 she’s the mvp of this show oh…
that is actually part of the character descriptions on the MBC website for this drama about Mi Ju - she was a child actress who got caught up in a scandal - i guess someone said she was dating an older actor - anyway, that is why she stopped being an actress - looks like it is going to come back to haunt her now. what kills me is actor’s mom should KNOW better than to believe gossip - she is an actress too so she should know people make crap up.
Is his mother Korean or Japanese? His last name was shortened by the man that helped him as a child.
i googled it and this is what it said:
The surname Kimura is of Japanese origin. It is written as 木村 or 木邑, meaning "tree village". While it's a common surname in Japan, it can also be found among individuals with mixed ancestry or those who have adopted a Japanese-style name.
Is his mother Korean or Japanese? His last name was shortened by the man that helped him as a child.
his real last name sounds japanese but his mom said both his parents were korean - which is why she was taking him to South Korea so he would learn his korean roots and speak more of the language - guess we wont know more about his dad u til later - he hasnt been mentioned at all except in the flashbacks when she was telling him that.
Sang A will do the usual dumb FL villain stuff and get herself in even more trouble.
sang ah was a terrible terrible choice to make for director - jung bae will regret that - a lot. he will be lucky if his company survives. i believe it will eventually be bought out by sunwoo and merged.
If she really loaded as we think she is and she lost her kid for 30 yrs over cotton candy and decides cool I’ll…
it would be nice and overwhelming for him to have a big family he doesnt know since he has been alone all his life pretty much. He has said he wanted a nice big family if i am recalling right - but sang ah was infertile so he only has tae ri - but ji hyun will be his daughter too when seonju marries him.
Can't wait to see the look on SA's face when she finds out, especially if SW's mothers company is worth alot more…
when sang ah finds out so woo’s mom is rich and nam jin finds out seon ju is the real daughter (hope it happens before sang ah destroys jin architecture) - both are gonna want their exes back asap.
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“shall i buy the whole neighborhood for you?” - she is loaded. probably a lot richer than Jung Bae - Sang Ah is gonna use that to her advantage and play on the sympathy of the mom - you know she is totally going to make up some story about seonju stealing so woo from her and how she is seperated from her child, blah, blah, blah.
The surname Kimura is of Japanese origin. It is written as 木村 or 木邑, meaning "tree village". While it's a common surname in Japan, it can also be found among individuals with mixed ancestry or those who have adopted a Japanese-style name.