PrincetonGirl818

doesn't he already know she can talk? from that last scene in ep 4? (the police scene)

yeah. some dramas manage to still be good despite clichés because they have a good story or at least good characters. for instance the taiwanese drama autumn's concerto is loaded with clichés but it still manages to pull it off

(on ep 5)
fl acts like ml was the one who divorced her

yeah a lot of recent jdramas are in the gutter 😂

someone also said that maybe he has known she can talk since the interview or whatever but is pretending not to know, so that he can still talk to her on the kidnapper's phone..

or it could've even been before the interview scene..

what about the epilogue at the police station? did that happen before the rooftop scene?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dA8Y4Spyr0 download it with an online youtube to mp4 (video and audio) or mp3 (just audio) converter

but I hope she pulls him aside without either of them getting hit

don't women dress for men though? at least subconsciously a bit..
at least if it's a guy you like

at this point which dramas don't have clichés..

doesn't he already know she can speak in ep 4?

maybe he'll fake his death so the real BSE can take his rightful place again

same

did he see the clip from the police before the interview?

yeah or she gets hit by it..

watching kdramas dubbed is weird to me..
but anyways, I think it's subbed on netflix

yeah, next week we have 2 episodes but after that for 2 weeks we only get 1 episode per week T_T

it doesn't seem to be on viki so if you don't have netflix then on myasiantv.ac
but I just checked and I don't think it's been subbed yet because it's not available yet..

yeah, I was surprised that the mom in the king in love was actually decent. most of them are pretty bad and some aren't terrible but are just gold diggers. but step moms tend to be worse