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Three sisters and their grandma healing after tragedy
**Top Notes**
ADORABLE DOGGIE <3
A beautiful story about 3 sisters and their grandma navigating love and life after loss. Each has their own love story, and everything is well-paced even within 12 episodes.
This is an emotional, but feel-good drama. The plot is simple and follows the recovery of Sunwoo's memories, unraveling the events from 7 years ago. It did drag out towards the end with the repeated flashbacks, but the story does end well, and all the loose ends are tied up nicely.
**Middle Notes**
All the actors did great with portraying the deeper, complex emotions these characters were feeling. This is my first time watching Chae Jong Hyeop, and I think he did great in expressing both sides of Sunwoo's character. Lee Sung Kyung has never disappointed before, and she did great here. I feel like all the characters she takes on are quite similar, but she does it well.
The main leads and Hadam with Yugyeom had great chemistry, but I was a bit disappointed with the development between Hayeong and Taeseok. I think they dragged out his guilt for too long, which didn't allow time for him and Hayeong's relationship to develop on screen. I think they have a really cute story and would have liked to see more of them.
The story between Grandma and Manjae was really sweet. Manjae and his coffee shop played a healing role for the main leads, so it was nice to see him heal Grandma as well. They were all just one big happy family by the end.
**Base Notes**
I think more than each of their love stories, I loved seeing the relationship between the sisters. They genuinely care about each other and have the kind of relationship where they understand, even if you don't speak. They support and depend on each other, even with their different personalities.
Genius is the bestest, goodest dog I've ever seen. I'm so glad he played a central role in the story, and we got lots of scenes with him. I loved it when they all sat at the window waiting for Sunwoo. Genius did so well!!
ADORABLE DOGGIE <3
A beautiful story about 3 sisters and their grandma navigating love and life after loss. Each has their own love story, and everything is well-paced even within 12 episodes.
This is an emotional, but feel-good drama. The plot is simple and follows the recovery of Sunwoo's memories, unraveling the events from 7 years ago. It did drag out towards the end with the repeated flashbacks, but the story does end well, and all the loose ends are tied up nicely.
**Middle Notes**
All the actors did great with portraying the deeper, complex emotions these characters were feeling. This is my first time watching Chae Jong Hyeop, and I think he did great in expressing both sides of Sunwoo's character. Lee Sung Kyung has never disappointed before, and she did great here. I feel like all the characters she takes on are quite similar, but she does it well.
The main leads and Hadam with Yugyeom had great chemistry, but I was a bit disappointed with the development between Hayeong and Taeseok. I think they dragged out his guilt for too long, which didn't allow time for him and Hayeong's relationship to develop on screen. I think they have a really cute story and would have liked to see more of them.
The story between Grandma and Manjae was really sweet. Manjae and his coffee shop played a healing role for the main leads, so it was nice to see him heal Grandma as well. They were all just one big happy family by the end.
**Base Notes**
I think more than each of their love stories, I loved seeing the relationship between the sisters. They genuinely care about each other and have the kind of relationship where they understand, even if you don't speak. They support and depend on each other, even with their different personalities.
Genius is the bestest, goodest dog I've ever seen. I'm so glad he played a central role in the story, and we got lots of scenes with him. I loved it when they all sat at the window waiting for Sunwoo. Genius did so well!!
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