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Eh. Why did Chorim suddenly just pick up the letter and open it without thinking? It's not like she could see that the letter's addressed to her. I mean, if I saw some unknown letter at *someone* else's home, I wouldn't even touch it.

But yeah, why did I even bother? Let's just enjoy the drama LOL.

Another possibility if it's really isn't the dad - the dad *thought* it's Junhee, but it's someone else (could be a real hit and run case?)

That's why I added "Maybe I'm wrong though" at the end :)

But I believe it's entirely plausible if he's revealed to be the culprit. Yes, he might not hate him over SJ, but he has so much too lose if Dongwook went on to report him. At this rate the show's trying to steer our suspicion towards his dad, hence why I begin to think that it's really Junhee.
But like I said before, I might be wrong ;)

That's what I thought too. I hope we'll get the answer soon.

Eh. But the body's still there though. You can see it for a bit after he turns around and starts to walk away.

But I can't figure out the need to take and keep Dongwook's mobile phone though. If I were the criminal, I would've thrown away the thing as soon as possible.

Anyone else thinks that Junhee's dad is actually a witness and not the original perpetrator to Dongwook's hit and run case? I don't know why but I still think it's Junhee. Maybe I'm wrong though LOL.

I haven't watched many long dramas though. A few enjoyable titles that I can think of - All That Glitters, Jang Bori is Here (this one is quite makjang-ish but still fun), Loving You a Thousand Times, & Unexpected You.

Sorry if you've watched all these titles.:)

Well, all 3 siblings have their own love interest. The romance of the middle one's boring (you're bound to hate her) but the eldest and the youngest ones' are cute. Still can't beat Ojakgyo's 4 siblings though ;)

Andddd the chef strikes twice today.
At least we got some cute scenes from the OTP.

Bye-bye Song Jongho. I'll see you in Orange Marmalade.

Was about to drop it but things got cuter in episode 4. Plus, Yang Jinsung is ♥

12 episodes are totally fine if they use the time wisely. Just look at those Thai lakorns and Japanese dramas. I rather have a short, concise drama than a long, draggy one.

And Nam Goongmin's too handsome to be a psycho? LOL. J/k. I feel ya. I actually love Song Jongho (first discovered him in Will It Snow for Christmas, love him to bits after The Princess' Man & Reply 1997) and he's totally my type ♥

You know what, I really want to see the behind-the-scene for that church scene hehe

I hope it's not another mistake by the production though LOL

You're right. It's probably another mistake. I went back and saw that Chorim's parents murder case was in 2012, and Mari's in 2015.

They also made a mistake with Chorim's hospital stay. They wrote that she was discharge in Sep 2011 but the news article & info during those investigation team meetings show that her parents' case (and thus, her accident) happened in Feb 2012.

RIP Dr. Chun. :(

That's the reason why I want to know what year the characters in the drama are living now huuu.

Ooh and there's another thing that I noticed. The first book's ISBN (the one in the psycho chef's collection) ended with 008. According to what Mugak found, the first victim's barcode ended with 015. So who is 008? I'm going crazy here LOL

Ooh wait. I just re-watched episode 6 and saw that Joo Mari's date of death was on 11 February 2014 and Dr. Chun's date of death is 7 March 2015. Does this mean the time in the drama now is 2014 and Dr. Chun will be killed exactly a year after that? Or has a year passed since Chorim and Mugak first met each other?

It was pretty stupid, but I'm used to dramas being illogical LOL

I thought NGM is pretty convincing in his own, subtle way. To each his own I guess :D

I know, right?! It's probably done that way to keep the momentum of the story. If the good doctor didn't have reason to "disappear", then the drama would probably end on episode 10 or something LOL. I sure hope the doctor left some other writings that indicates the real culprit (other than that misplaced letter to Chorim).

He did print Dr. Chun's date of death in front of the book (7 March 2015 I think?) so yes, he did break his own pattern. I believe this will be a crucial hint for the team since it's an anomaly and there aren't that many people who met the good doctor before his "disappearance."