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nailed it! I enjoyed thoroughly the progression of the drama, the relationship between the two leads which progressed from newbie x boss to partners in spirit so well, and how realistically it depicted the sheer work they both had to do, which was not glorified. one of the rare cdramas where i didn't fast forward, their smallest interactions carried meaning.

But the storyline with the ex husband, the shittiest way to handle it! not only he bore any consequences for cheating, lying, meddling and being condescending, they rewarded him with the love of the best friend! i loved her character in the beginning, she was a woman with a full life, professional, smart and unafraid. and she was a great friend to both before the romance. she had so much going on for her (and that beautiful hair!), it's criminally stupid how they assasinated her character. No one that smart or that loyal to her friend would get together with that piece of shit. I don't care if he was her first love and I hate how they use this trope to excuse present shitty behaviour. I think i put a very high rating on it, but i'm pretending this storyline never occured

them sneaking around in the office after hours, peak romance!

It's a promising drama and the storyline with the teacher is far from over. Let's wait and reserve judgement

less gossip, more articles please!

his treatment from the public is one of korean society's most embarassing moments. the man has a problem and he's been prosecuted and ridiculed instead of being provided the necessary medical and psychological assistance. meanwhile they turn a blind eye to rapists (Lee Kyung Young), sexual assault perpetrators (Lee Jin Wook) and overall abusing cheating assholes (Lee Byung Hun) who continue to appear in dramas as if nothing happened

she is a good actress

another failure of Korean society towards women that this is never in reverse

it's mildy enjoyable but it doen't have that spark for me yet

Interesting thought! That makes sense

so?

i'll give it another episode

so?

too early to tell

it was sooooo convincing...

was the opening scene real? was it in the future? somebody help me

that other teacher seems to have a crush on her, so maybe?? what do you think?

Why would you be commenting on a sexist stereotype without actually understanding its social basis?

true! she has that introverted spark that makes you unable to tear your eyes from her

Slow burn in academic setting, the chemistry is excellent! I wouldn't miss it

some people don't have the patience for it, but it's a pity to not let yourself be so immersed in a drama like this