Damn i thought that damn stalker storyline was actually over but looks like theyll keep it going for another 10-20…
Seong Hui might have discovered the truth, but she doesn't believe Eun O has any worthwhile prospects. She actually dares to look down on her daughter after ruining her own life. She hasn't realized that her schemes are so obvious because she's feeding her lies to gain sympathy from EO, but it will only backfire. The neighbor who took in EO when she was a baby might actually be the same people who raised EO. 🤔🤔This is the only possible reason for her to quickly find EO. If it were through an orphanage, finding EO would have taken much longer. Maybe the fire 🔥 could have caused Eo's memory loss. Seong Hui admitted she had twins. How could EO have forgotten her twin brother if she hadn’t lost her memory? Remember, EO found out she was adopted at 9 years old. So EO’s adoptive mom is probably the person who can refute all the lies SH has told EO about losing her, and instead of abandoning her. WJ may have also been lied to about what happened to his sister because his mom didn't tell him who was going to give him the liver. This could be the thing that made him cut ties with her. lol
seonghui is so cruel to all her kids, especially to eunoh and woojin 🥲
She is also cruel to her daughter she raised. Forcing her to marry a man 15 years older than her. We can also see this suitor is a pervet and possibly abusive.
OMG!! Seong Hui is cold, but I’m starting to think she loves her kid in her own twisted way. I think Eun O will probably be the one who pushes her to redeem herself. I also think Seong Hui will lose her husband for a while, but Eun O will be the one to make their family whole again. It seems EO was abandoned because they were kick out of the house but I think there is more to losing their home in the past. I think EO must have had an accident because she found out she was adopted when she was 9 years old but isn’t weird that WJ has his memories intact. smh smh
The translation was bad . Wtf happened in today episode. Why was she yelling like crazy. Someone please tell
I think WJ is the one who need a liver. that is probably why she asked him if he wants to live or not. She complained about her suffering and asked if he doesn't remember the past. this is all Icam get from today raw episode
I need translation tooo. Koccowa’s subtitle take to long to come out for these weekend drama 😭😭
you saw him call Seong Hui mom. So I am assuming he must have already know who she was back in school and has his memories intact. EO may have memory loss. Seeing Hui was reminiscing about the past bu accident but EO has no memories of her pass. She told her she had only told her this because the they are strangers. In Theory, maybe she is trying to trigger EO’s memories but It kinda backfires because she looked hurt. I think her scheming is going to backfire. As she continues to get close to her, her feelings for EO will manifest but EO will not accept her.
I think WJ knows Eun Oh is his sister. Out of all her friends he was the only one who knew she was suffering. But EO tends to keep things to herself and never let people in.
EO’s pride is one of the few things she can hold onto, especially since she has no blood-related family. She probably feels a constant emptiness in her heart, living her life on pins and needles. Despite that, she has spent her entire life trying to be the “good” daughter and a loyal friend. It’s telling that she has never revealed to anyone that she was adopted, which suggests she may have had painful experiences as a foundling. The only family member who truly cared for her was her adoptive father. In contrast, she never received sincere love from her adoptive mother, which is reflected in the dismissive way her brother treats her. As a child, her father spoiled her, partly because her mother was distant and devoted most of her affection to her biological son. It was only after her father’s passing that her mother attempted to offer emotional support. Yet even then, it seemed less about genuine care and more about ensuring EO remained tied to the family, continuing to take care of them despite her fragile position in the family tree as an adopted daughter.
@Zango @GysSgt213 Chingu’s From my perspective, Eun Ho exhibits the traits of a child. She struggles with deep-seated issues and demonstrates a profound lack of confidence. Her rejection of his help likely stems from lingering feelings for him; accepting assistance would risk intensifying her attachment. Given his ruthless rejection in the past, working alongside him would only heighten her sense of insignificance, leaving her feeling small, disposable, and devalued. Her circumstances have denied her the freedom to make thoughtful decisions, as she has long carried the responsibility of supporting her mother and brother. This has fostered immaturity and a desperation for financial stability. Furthermore, I believe she suffers from abandonment issues, which manifest in self-sabotaging behavior rooted in her sense of being unloved. The only family member who offered her genuine affection was her adoptive father. In contrast, her adoptive mother withheld emotional warmth, a pattern reflected in the dismissive treatment EO receives from her brother. During her upbringing, her mother was emotionally distant, while her father indulged her—partly compensating for the attention her mother devoted almost exclusively to her biological son. It was only after the death of EO’s father that her mother attempted to provide emotional support, not out of genuine care, but to secure EO’s continued devotion to the family despite her tenuous place in the family hierarchy as an adopted child.
She might end up losing both her house and restraunt.
She will lose both because she will never stop trying to help him. This woman refuses to tell her son to work in the restaurant, she lets him do whatever he wants. For these characters to grow they will have to fix their own problems by themselves so they can stop relying EO.
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twins. How could EO have forgotten her twin brother if she hadn’t lost her memory? Remember, EO found out she was adopted at 9 years old. So EO’s adoptive mom is probably the person who can refute all the lies SH has told EO about losing her, and instead of abandoning her. WJ may have also been lied to about what happened to his sister because his mom didn't tell him who was going to give him the liver. This could be the thing that made him cut ties with her. lol
P.S. I hope this makes
It seems EO was abandoned because they were kick out of the house but I think there is more to losing their home in the past. I think EO must have had an accident because she found out she was adopted when she was 9 years old but isn’t weird that WJ has his memories intact. smh smh
I need translation tooo. Koccowa’s subtitle take to long to come out for these weekend drama 😭😭
In Theory, maybe she is trying to trigger EO’s memories but It kinda backfires because she looked hurt. I think her scheming is going to backfire. As she continues to get close to her, her feelings for EO will manifest but EO will not accept her.
The only family member who truly cared for her was her adoptive father. In contrast, she never received sincere love from her adoptive mother, which is reflected in the dismissive way her brother treats her. As a child, her father spoiled her, partly because her mother was distant and devoted most of her affection to her biological son. It was only after her father’s passing that her mother attempted to offer emotional support. Yet even then, it seemed less about genuine care and more about ensuring EO remained tied to the family, continuing to take care of them despite her fragile position in the family tree as an adopted daughter.
Chingu’s
From my perspective, Eun Ho exhibits the traits of a child. She struggles with deep-seated issues and demonstrates a profound lack of confidence. Her rejection of his help likely stems from lingering feelings for him; accepting assistance would risk intensifying her attachment. Given his ruthless rejection in the past, working alongside him would only heighten her sense of insignificance, leaving her feeling small, disposable, and devalued.
Her circumstances have denied her the freedom to make thoughtful decisions, as she has long carried the responsibility of supporting her mother and brother. This has fostered immaturity and a desperation for financial stability. Furthermore, I believe she suffers from abandonment issues, which manifest in self-sabotaging behavior rooted in her sense of being unloved. The only family member who offered her genuine affection was her adoptive father. In contrast, her adoptive mother withheld emotional warmth, a pattern reflected in the dismissive treatment EO receives from her brother.
During her upbringing, her mother was emotionally distant, while her father indulged her—partly compensating for the attention her mother devoted almost exclusively to her biological son. It was only after the death of EO’s father that her mother attempted to provide emotional support, not out of genuine care, but to secure EO’s continued devotion to the family despite her tenuous place in the family hierarchy as an adopted child.