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NJ's resume is getting longer each time he continues hanging around SA - now a petty thief.

I will not be surprised if they say Tae Sang is Man Eun's long lost son. That theory is being broadcast by more than one Youtuber.

I am looking for the episode where Tae Sang was telling his adopted mother how he coined the name he had given to Woo Sang. Any takers.

Soon Ae's son was sent to the orphanage before SA was born, so he cannot be the twin based on the time line.

Hope the plot wont be dragged for too long, only six episodes remaining. SA might have bribed her way out. I am still in denial, I do not think it is her son. Her expression said otherwise.

It seems SA has been released from the holding cell.

If Soon Ae was released without charges, then the police shouldn’t have any grounds to retain her handbag or the money inside. Since she wasn’t implicated in the financial wrongdoing, her belongings should remain hers.

Typically, law enforcement holds onto personal items temporarily when someone is detained but must return them upon release unless they are considered evidence. In this case, since the daughter was the one involved in taking money from the company, the authorities would need a legal basis to link Soon Ae’s money to the crime in order to hold onto it.

If there’s no direct connection between the money in her handbag and the crime committed by her daughter, she could request its return.

If they withheld her business money, she may need to formally request its return or clarify the situation with authorities. Sometimes, during an investigation, assets can be temporarily held if there's suspicion of involvement, but since her money was lawfully earned, there shouldn't be any basis for confiscation.

She would like people especially Chu Ah and Nam Jin's mom not to know that she has some money. For survival she would rather piggyback than show off. For several years she lived off Man Eun's largesse.

SJ’s true identity as the lost child of the CEO changes everything. Since she is legally registered under Man Eun’s marital registry, her official documents recognize her as Man Eun’s daughter. This raises a few critical questions:

First, will the CEO attempt to reclaim SJ as his biological daughter? If he does, there would likely be legal proceedings to amend her registry and establish her true parentage. However, SJ’s emotional ties to Man Eun could complicate this—she has been raised as her daughter, and legal corrections might feel like an upheaval of her identity.

Second, does SJ want to pursue a connection with her biological family? Discovering her true origins may affect her sense of belonging, especially now that she knows she was swapped at birth. If she chooses to embrace her biological family, there may be questions about inheritance, rights, and even her future role in the company.

Lastly, how will this impact her relationship with Soo Woo? Their engagement was built on the identities they believed they had. Does this revelation shift anything between them, or do they see it as just another challenge to overcome together?

SJ must navigate the legal, emotional, and social consequences of this discovery. Do you think she’ll embrace her biological roots or stay tied to the family she’s always known?

Untangling the intricate web of relationships and legal dilemmas to determine whether annulment or divorce would be the best course of action for Man Eun and Pi Su Il.

The Case for Annulment
An annulment essentially erases the marriage as if it never legally existed. If Man Eun and Pi Su Il’s marriage were annulled, it would mean:

- No legal recognition of their marital union, erasing its history from official records.
- Clarification of Pi Su Il’s marital status with Mizue, making their marriage in Japan legally valid.
- Potential complications for the daughters (JJ, SJ, and MJ), as their registry under the marital record could become uncertain. Would their legal status change, or would they remain listed under Man Eun’s registry despite the annulment?

Given that Pi Su Il disappeared for over 30 years and then entered a new marriage in Japan, an annulment could be argued on grounds of fraud or abandonment. If the marriage was never formally dissolved, his marriage to Mizue may be legally invalid unless annulment is granted first.

The Case for Divorce
Divorce, unlike annulment, acknowledges the marriage as valid but legally terminates it. If Man Eun and Pi Su Il were to divorce, the consequences would be:

- Preservation of the marriage history—meaning that their shared past remains legally recognized.
- Clearer division of responsibilities in terms of registry and parental ties, particularly for JJ, SJ, and MJ.
- More practical legal closure, since divorce is a standard process for dissolving long-standing marriages.

If Man Eun prefers closure that reflects the reality of their past, divorce may be more appropriate. This would also allow the registry status of JJ, SJ, and MJ to remain intact, preventing complications with official documentation.

Key Considerations
1. Pi Su Il’s Marriage to Mizue: If annulment is granted, his marriage to Mizue becomes legally recognized without issue. But if he and Man Eun divorce instead, the question of **bigamy** may still need to be formally addressed.
2. Registry and Children: Since all three daughters (JJ, SJ, MJ) are listed in Man Eun’s marital registry, annulment could create unforeseen disruptions to their legal status. Divorce may allow continuity while still separating Pi Su Il.
3. Emotional Impact: While annulment erases the marriage legally, it might also feel like it erases their shared history. Divorce, however, acknowledges the past while creating a clean break for the future.

Final Verdict
If Man Eun wants a complete erasure of her marriage and prefers to free herself from Pi Su Il entirely, annulment might be the best route. However, if she wants to officially close that chapter of her life while ensuring stability for her daughters, divorce may be the better option.

Which path do you think she’d choose, and why?

Man Eu is sending in her papers either for annulment or divorce so that SJ and SW can get married.

She was released without any charges. They gave her back her possessions. I think she is lying to elicit sympathy from people including her daughter.

She lived in a bubble, unfortunately it has burst revealing - air.

When she was caught at the airport, she had US currency in her bag, it fell out of her bag as she tripped trying to flee from the scene. She might have used it for that - wishful thinking.

He has been living in la la land for too long.

Yes according to the previews

Soon Ae has been maneuvering strategically throughout the drama, and her desperation seems to be pushing her toward Woo Sang as a financial escape route. Given her history of manipulation, it wouldn’t be surprising if she tries to use him in an elaborate scheme—whether through deception, emotional manipulation, or even fabricating a familial connection, like the DNA twist that’s been hinted at.

The previews show Soon Ae asking for money from Woo Sang....

The drama has been full of unexpected turns, and this could be one of her boldest moves yet. It’s always fun to analyze how the characters’ motivations align with their next big play.

This was in the previews by the Youtuber which even showed the hair dresser and the Vet enjoying a meal together much to the chagrin of the dancer.

The Youtuber revealed that Tak of Silla Brewery, was planning to destroy Eagle Brothers brewery. I thought you were also watching Eagle brothers. I am taking a walk, when I get home will correct accordingly.

I heard that too about the twins. The same Youtuber, yesterday revealed that SA will suffer from indigestion which will turn into a pregnancy - I guess that is how she will escape from the cells. Fan fiction, I presume.

Here's the translation of your message:

"In Greek!! Sorry, what the heck... an iPad and it's so outdated!! (Yiannis from Athens/Greece)"

Translation
"I also found it dull!! But I wanted to be... polite!! (Yiannis from Athens)"

He had a crush and so did other male students. He said he did not have a chance as a result of the competition.