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There is a saying in my country "He who loses in card games wins in love".

Kids that age have to go on a back seat, not the one near the driver, and on a special child seat. And some other person should have been at his side. So a sports car is a no-no.
The whole thing was a bad idea and, tantrum or not, shouldn't have happened, regardless of the tampered brakes.

Good point.

Well "decorate" is a big word. They added a library and a second desk that seemed Ikea stuff and didn't go at all with the rest of the decor.

You're welcome to have your opinion about such behaviour (it does seem to work a lot of the times), but my point was that we see it done by both men and women.

So the idea is that they will divorce as soon as she becomes head of Castle group?

Surely. That's why you freely expressed your opinion and I freely expressed mine. And it's fine.

Men and women, when they like someone and they want to seduce someone, will try to look good in their eyes and go to great lengths for that, won't they? This is universal.

Although I diligently watched all the episodes till now, there's something that I must have missed. Why getting divorced is part of the plan?

The Monarch drama with Lee Min Ho. They were forever drinking that damn coffee.

Doormat? That's how he will get the woman he likes. By gaining brownie points, he has drawn her towards him. Smart move, if you ask me

Friends, the episode has dropped on kiss...

Many plots and subplots are not "necessary" but still they're nice to have, or at the very least they don't bother me.

I like it a lot. And it's actually becoming better and better with each episode.

He allowed it because he has feelings for FL and wanted her to be happy and get her wish and get closure.

The part about the hiring interview he might have heard at the office. But sometimes it's darkest under the lamp, as they say. It may happen that you know less about those close to you than you do about strangers.

Maybe now they will also insert a scary ghost who was not a victim but a perpetrator, for variety.

Me too. I actually think it's pretty good, more than just decent.

I don't see anything forced. If anything, it's going very slowly and developing in a very natural way because of the circumstances these two people find themselves in together.

They're keeping this for the last two episodes.