This was such an interesting episode! I love the origin story of how the 3 amigas came to be such close friends!

I love how right when Ji-ho told Se-hee that she was at his parents' house, he rushed right over there. You could tell he felt bad. I also really liked how Su-ji made Ji-ho realize what her mother-in-law was trying to do. All this connected wonderfully with what Ji-ho's mother told her, about how her in-laws weren't complimenting her when they called her "nice".

I can't wait for more conversations between Ji-ho and Mom next week. I missed Mom. <3

I didn't get a chance to write an essay this episode. Sorry, everyone. :P

I'm really curious about his first wedding and how it will play a role in their relationship. He agreed about that one love in life was enough... so if he already has been in love...

Regarding See Hee it was more One step forward and two steps back ... mostly towards the end of this episode when he gave her the envelop with the money >_< I know he is very rational and he hides himself behind the tenant mask, it's his way to show he cares but I could not handle this... Because it created the opposite result : he hurt Ji-Ho. I was so sad for her ...
I loved Ji-Ho's reaction and I'm totally with her, he has to pay back the same way she did help him. You go girl !
Am I the only one who was annoyed by the Mother of See Hee ? I had the impression the whole episode she was using Ji-Ho kindness to make her do the chores.

I really enjoyed this episode even though it seemed a few people found it boring. It may not have the action or as much comedy as 9. I liked how powerful the emotions came across especially from Ji-ho. And watching her show her grit was great. I hope she can express that more to her in-laws later,they seem to think she is a complete pushover and mistake being quiet as meekness I just think shes good at picking her battles and rebelling against her mother-in-law st that time would have caused alot more harm than good. But turn about is fair play and I'm glad she has a way to show Se-hee some things can not be made to equate into monetary terms

Every episode that forces JiHo to remember that no matter how much she loves her husband, she is NOT a pushover, thank you very much, is my new favorite episode. :)

Girlfriends are life! I loved this episode for the backstory of the best friends. And I knew Su-Ji was smart! I love that these girls are intelligent and know what they want in life. One thing that does bother me though is that their society is still so paternalistic and that daughters and daughters-in-law are expected to stay in the kitchen, or in the house, and the decision of labor is so one-sided. I probably am not the norm, but I want to sit Hong-Ra down and say, “Look, girl, you can still wear your red coat with a career, kids in tow, and a happy marraige!” You can go on vacation with your other ajhummas (and even better ones because you’re earning that second income)! That does bother me about this show, that it paints women in the workforce as all or none, which is not the case in many western societies. It’s true that it’s harder to find love and a balance, but there are feminists in the form of men and women and we are making strides in evening out the playing field. There’s still a long way to go, but one example was just last evening when I was in an all physician-leader meeting and there were more women physicians in attendance than men. The meeting was during dinner. There were two children there with their physician mothers, both little girls. These are girls who see their moms making huge differences in the medical workforce and would children have been welcome to one of these meetings 10-20 years ago? Probably not. This is the change we’re seeing. We don’t work because we have to; we work because we want to enact change in our society, and we have ideas that need to be implemented to that end. Ok, rant over.

Omggg, Ji-ho! Yess, you go girl. No more defending.
Se-hee needs a taste of his own medicine
Don't you just love a proactive female character?
I'm just really really glad that she's getting her own "revenge". If this were any other show, I'd have expected her to completely avoid the situation. I was really dreading her reaction to his "rejection" (we all know he'll eat his words), but this writer managed to subvert yet another trope.
I do think that her lashing out was just a spur of the moment thing like we have witness before, and that she might regret her immediate action, but I just love how it's used to make a point about her character, and to also possibly trigger some insight from SH in the future.

Also, it occurred to me that JH wants form SH what he wanted from his father, which is a personal relationship. And he gave JH what he never got from his father, which was a safe home. The parallels between the many relationships in this show are just so cleverly woven in, I'm always impressed when I catch something.

And talking about relationships, I just think that Ho-rang and Won-seok are doomed. Which is totally fine with me, because I think they're on completely different pages and want to get married for all the wrong reasons. WS is kind of sacrificing his dream and friendships to make HR happy, and HR is just ticking another box from what society wants from her. I feel like they're best when not together, unless they sort out their issues. Now, I'm kinda shipping WS with Bomi, and hoping HR can realize that she can be happy outside of marriage and wear her red coat again.

Lastly, when SH said his dream was for nothing to happen to his life, it just kinda broke my heart. I'm not surprised by it, because it's very consistent with his character, but I just get the feeling that it is related to what happened 12 years ago. Probably too many (unhappy) things happened and disrupted his life that it left him deeply scarred. I also couldn't get over how hurt he looked when he had that conversation with his father. Se-hee, you really need some love, just let Ji-ho give it to you.

The moment Ji-ho received that money from Se-hee, I could practically heard her heart breaking. Oh Se-hee, you dense man, that's like the last thing she wanted to experience at that moment. Though by the end of the eps, I kept remembering Soo-ji and Ho-rang's comment about how unpredictable and scary Ji-ho's craziness could be. Se-hee should prepare himself for her forward attack. Or maybe not, since it would be much more fun that way. He wouldn't know what hit him until it was too late and he realized that the thick wall he has erected around his heart and life has turned to crumbles.

See-Hees mom was sooo passive-aggressive, it annoyed me greatly. But it was very satisfying to explore the demands on a korean woman once she is a wife especially from my western experience that is quite different.

I felt for Ji Ho and her one sided? love this episode( through I think Se Hee feels something even if he is not yet aware). The mother in law was annoying and I wanted to slap Se Hee with that envelope, but I can see where he was coming from as he still thinks of the relationship as mainly a business one and in his mind he was probably doing the right thing by repaying Ji Ho for the inconvinience.
Somehow I don't think THAT scene from the preview will happen next episode as it seems like a big step for Se Hee to take in just one episode, but I wouldn't mind being wrong. I wouldn't mind at all.

Se-hee isn’t going to magically realize his feelings like most romantic leads. Truer words were never said. And that's what makes this drama so interesting.

Why did the show let us see that kiss in the preview? I hope it was for real and not a drama scene she's writing! The next episode really looks like fun.

Was it just me or did the three girls talk in a different accent in the beginning when they were in highschool? So now that they've worked in Seoul for long enough they have changed to the Seoul accent?

Loved the stares and inner monolgoue Ji-Ho made about See-Hee. Yes it's so true, when you like someone even their bed hair can look amazingly attractive.

Ho-rang and Won Seok have me worried, mainly the mental health of Won-seok. He should tell Ho Rang the truth about everything and not bury it all in himself. Even though his relationship isn't one sided with Ho Rang, his view of marriage is different from hers plus him penting his feelings are a bad combo. Eventually Won Seok could burn similar to Ji Ho with her own feelings. It's funny how just when you think Won seok and Ho Rang are finally on the same page, we're shown they're not. Ho Rang thinks of wanting a marriage ceremony and staying at home to raise kids in a happy stable environment.
While Won Seok just thinks getting a ring and a stable job will solve everything. It's interesting how Ho Rang's dream seemed like fluff compared to Su-ji's but she's the one who has really hit her goal - well on the aspect of boyfriend with engineering background. While Su-ji has moved away from hers as Lovepark mentioned.

I noticed Bok Nam seems to be in a position like us, the viewers who knows the story behind Ji-Ho's marriage and also how she feels. Maybe he's not such a bad plot device, when he can nudge her to make her move. Also the preview for Episode 11, omg haha just when you think Lee Min Ki can't get any funnier.

"Is there something on my face?"
"Yes. Handsome"

honestly this was my favourite scene!!!

The scene where SH mum was exploiting JH was just so...frustrating and real to watch,the fact she actually couldn't say anything in fear of causing upset and making herself look bad and the fact that SH mum knew exactly what she was doing. :( The more heartbreaking thing that had be tearing up was when he gave her money for her 'labour' right after she put her feelings out there, I almost lost it. That was so heartbreaking to watch honestly :(

‘Right, let’s get down to serious business and talk about that hair:
Pros:
- Most haircuts happen out of the blue at around this point in a drama to indicate change of heart of the male lead (ie: hair up if he goes villain, or down if cute). This time it was a conscious decision by the character. *clap clap*
- He got it with a discount. *thumbs up*
- He got it because she was looking at him strangely... your precious tenant is affecting you man. *cheers*
- Female lead likes it, but she already liked him with messy bed hair so it wasn’t necessary *rofl*
- Who cares, he looks good anyway *swoon*

Cons:
- Can’t see the expressive eyebrows no more. *sob*
- Where is that beautiful forehead *cries*
- I wanted to pet the fluffy hair, but it’s gone *wails*
- I liked Se Hee for being an average-looking dude. Now show had to make him a rom-com lead though he certainly doesn’t act like it. *humph*
- Personal opinion: the irregular hair looks more ridiculous than cool. I will imagine it was because Se Hee, like many of us, was the victim of a hairdresser who let her fantasy go wild.

Opinions?

I love the music and the pacing in this show in general. But in this episode the music made a big deal for me. I like Seehe's new hairdo, and I will enjoy a lot next week doing kimchi. OhhhhI it is going fun! !

I really how significant 12 years ago is for both JH and SH. 12 years ago, JH was in high school making friendships that would get her through life, and also preparing to defy her family big time by running away to Seoul to study writing.

We don't know as much about what exactly SH was doing, but apparently he was seriously contemplating marriage and did something that made his father feel his only option was to kick him out of the house.

Both of this instances resulted in the situations where they are now, and the dreams that they are following were created then ~ JH's of finding a fateful love, SH's of having a home that is all his own. In a way, both of their dreams are about them finding belonging.

I'm proud of Ji-Ho for the way she stood up for herself. She's slowly taking control of her life and the way she wants to be treated. She's decided she's not going to be a victim to her circumstances or her feelings. She creating the life she wants but is doing it in a unconventional way. I think that's a theme of this show, with the way society is now you can't expect life to be linear and follow what traditionally has been normal, you have to carve out your own path and determine what success looks like to you.

Love these precious mix of people with their dysfunctional relationships.
But there's one thing that's been bugging me.
I love the flow of the plot so far, but I just think that the story will really go down hill if they blamed Se Hee's closed off nature on some past relationship. Seriously. It rarely is ever a good thing for there to be a love interest crawling back from the past. Physically or not.
The setup is perfect to tackle on mental health or some type of ASD. Although without limitations and quirks, Se Hee is a perfectly functioning adult and with JH as the ideal acommodating spouse his life won't be that bad. His heart can be healed overtime but not because it's broken by an ex who was probably rejected by grumpy dad.
I realise this was such a weird run-on paragraph. 😑

Back to happy thoughts! Thanks for the great recaps. 😍

First of all, although I love Ho rang to bits and pieces, I can’t help but see that Bo mi and Won Seok have mad chemistry and I’m wondering if they wouldn’t make a more compatible couple. With Ho-rang practically strong arming Won Seok into proposing, and him having to give up his dreams, however impractical they might have been, I wonder how long they will last as a couple before they break, if they do.

Won Seok isn’t financially ready for marriage; and Ho-rang seems more in love with her idea of marriage than her partner. Is there an unwritten rule in Korea that states that a married woman can’t work unless she has a superstar career like a judge, lawyer, doctor or an actress? Why is there a stigma attached to Ji ho’s working part time? What’s wrong with it?

I must confess I’m a lot pissed off at Ji Ho in this episode. All her mother’s fears for her came true. Now I see why her mother was so mad at her announcement of quitting her writing career and marrying; her in laws want a glorified educated housemaid. Where’s the no-nonsense Ji Ho, who could have made an excuse that she was working or asked her in laws for some help cooking or even insisted that Sae her stay with her to clean up? I think that this was some initiation of sorts into the family. But I hope this treatment doesn’t continue. The last time I was so mad at in laws was in Fight My Way and Marriage Not Dating.

Aww that opening was so cute! I love the backstory of how they met and became friends! I can see Sehee drawing his line again and I knew she was going to get hurt again. I am not enjoying his MIL making her do everything and having all these expectations from Jiho. She seems happy that she got this new servant aka daughter-in-law.

Thanks for the recap! Aww, I liked the backstory for our girl trio. Their friendship is one of the (many) highlights of this show to me.

Ji-ho riding the rollercoaster of getting caught up in her crush (“Do I have something on my face?” “Handsomeness.”) and harshly bringing herself back to reality is so painful and realistic. I love love love the slow progression of their relationship, but at this point in the story I kind of want more from Se-hee. As of yet, we know he can be warm and caring but the majority of his actions towards Ji-ho can be explained away by his logic (with some obvious exceptions). He very well might already be in love with her, but I’m waiting for that moment of awareness on his part. Also, did he totally gloss over Ji-ho referring to him as “the person I like,” or did he just misinterpret it?

Finally, I’m so curious about his fight with his father...

I may be in the minority here, but I like the fact that Se-hee has not yet fallen in love with Ji-ho. His feelings are growing slowly, which seems most in line with his careful personality and with the storyline of being hurt before. I would actually prefer if it took him until the end before he decided that he wanted to be with her, rather than the usual timeline of them getting together in episode 11 or 12, and then something comes up to disrupt the relationship and they get back together at the end. I know that his slow timeline makes it painful for Ji-ho, but I think it is realisitic that with couples one often falls before the other.

Thank you for your recap. Reading yours makes this episode more understable ;)

Actually I don't really have anything to say about this episode. Maybe because I'm still shock at SH giving JH compensation money. We already knew how much he can observe something, I still in doubt he doesn't know that JH is not that kind of girl who is into money that much. But sometimes SH can be like that too, unpredictable. Or this is his defense mode? To make it believable that everything is still in the right place, that no matter how slowly getting closer they are, they are still a landlord and tenant. I don't know anymore hehe but I believe in the writer nim. I will wait hehe

And JH, I worry a lot when she takes another and another glance at SH. I'm afraid of SH's reaction. I don't want our JH gets hurt. But then the last scene, it hurts. I mean how in vain her 'sacrifice' is. But I love how she reacts to that. Go girl go!! I love how she chooses to let him experience the same thing. It's good for her and SH too. Let him be more humane again eheheh

This episode was intense for many reasons, I'll just list my favourite things/my ideas on some scenes because I can't quite put it together nicely.
1. The flashback! was so good, I love these girls and I love seeing them together and it just felt great to see how they became friends + the writing is brilliant as usual, connecting their talk about dreams (which is recurrent in this drama and episode) to what Jiho feels now. (a fated love)
2. Jiho's arch! As usual, this drama points out so many things that are real in our society (sexism at work etc) or more specifically in Korean society (the fact it's Expected for a daughter in law to act like Jiho did, and that's natural for the Mother in law to act like Sehee's Mom etc)... it was hard to watch, but I felt for Jiho so much. She did it because she cares, even more than because it's something expected from her... she's going all out, from those actions to her final words to Sehee.
3. Related to 2: the "defence" talk - Jiho is good at defence, it's something she states in episode 1 when she finds out her crush is dating someone else. She's never fought for her feelings, always protecting her own heart from any hit, and it's amusing to see that Sehee has noticed that (he's so observant!) and that's the reason he respects her. They both use soccer terms, so the words of ep1 rechoed in ep10, then they were subverted as Jiho decides she'll attack this time. Finally, she's going to act out of her feelings.

Urgh, if being married means slaving in the kitchen, no thank you. Watching this show I realize I am way more of a Su-ji. Why bother with marriage when you can date and have hot sex with a super adorable CEO?

Also, am I the only one who wishes Ji-ho tried writing again? As lovepark said, the sexism she encountered did put her off it but the same way I want Su-ji to tell her coworkers to stick it up where the sun doesn't shine, I want Ji-ho to find her passion for writing again.

My comment is a little superficial but how pretty is Jung So Min? her face is illuminates my screen whenever she appears ♥.

thanks for the recap!

I'm not even going to bother writing out something thoughtful...

BECAUSE I'M TOO BUSY GUSHING OVER THE PREVIEWS! OH MAH GAH

Sometimes I wish I could crack open Se Hee’s head and see how his brain works. Swooning aside, Se Hee can also be so frustratingly stubborn at times. I’m not sure if I can be all that calm like Ji Ho. I was angry, and upset when he gave her the money for the “labour” she puts at his parents’ house. He’s putting up that wall again. And again. Everything is simple logic to him. There’s either 0 or 1. Black or White. Anything in between doesn’t count. Ji Ho is very patient with him. This is one recluse man who shuts his door so tight it gets tiring seeing Ji Ho putting up her hopes after hopes to open the door. He allows peeking, but the wall is so high it’ll take the strongest and toughest person to crack that open.

Luckilly, I think Ji Ho is exactly that person. While I was expecting her to get upset and lash back to Se Hee, I was pleasantly surprised that Ji Ho took another step forward by asking Se Hee to repay the labor with labor. And I like that she thought long and hard about it, and told Se Hee what she thinks after doing the thinking. It’s like she’s really taking her time processing what’s best to do in the situation, so Se Hee would understand better.

Not everything in the world is about algorithm, Se Hee. He might have forgotten them, but emotions do not have algorithm. You can define all the bullshits about Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, but not everything you decide to do in life (whether it’s right or wrong) is black and white. There are things you do at the spur of the moment. There are times you just need compassion and understanding from the other person. There are times you just want to be loved. And reasons don’t work there. I hope Se Hee will realise it soon, that it’s okay to love and hurt. It’s okay to open up your heart to people. There are people who love him for who he is, and he has this precious wife of his who look up to him and sincerely wants him to be happy. I hope he learned something at Ji Ho’s hometown as well.

I have to be honest and say I wasn't too impressed with this week's pairing of episodes. It feels like we're going backwards? Like the drama is almost over and I'm still not convinced that there will be enough time in the rest of the drama to convince us Se-Hee likes her? Like it took us like 10 episodes to get to the point where we think Se Hee is fond of her, but if there's only six more episodes left, i don't think it's enough to prove he likes her as a woman (as people in korean dramas say).

Honestly, my heart aches for Ji Ho and it seems she keeps falling down the rabbit whole while Se-Hee is barely moving from his position and i just feel like the exchange of emotion is so uneven that it's kind of uncomfortable. Don't get me wrong, I'm not expecting Se-Hee to start like other kdrama leads when they fall in love but I'm also like...if se-hee is always logical in everything he does and in his emotions...how will we ever know whether he really loves her or he's just thinking about everything logically?

Still like Se-Hee, but def rooting for Ji-Ho.
Ho-Rang was extremely annoying this week.
Happy to see Sooji and Sangu talking but idk, this episode turned their relationship into a joke even though it's such a sweet an innocent thing for both of them.

1. Ji-Ho, the thirst is real.
1a. Get your man, gurl!

2. In the spirit of the Theme of the Month, can this former wife of Se Hee's be from a loveless arranged marriage which resulted in her death?

3. No, Bo Mi will not be another problem for Won Seok and Ho-Rang. They have enough issues on their own.
3a. I really, really want Won Seok and Ho Rang to amicably go their
separate ways. They want different things and that's okay. Cut
your losses and move on. I don't want them compromising
themselves and ending up miserable.

4. I'm really happy that we can end the discussion around Se-Hee's thoughts. He always speaks his mind and tells you directly what he's thinking. There's no need for guessing. That said, I do think that it's interesting he has not thought to tell Ji-Ho about her predecessor. However, knowing Se Hee, he either doesn't see the significance in telling Ji-Ho at this point. But, imo, its clear that the marriage, Se-Hee's dad, and the mortgage are all interrelated. I'm curious to see where this is going.

i saw few people commented about how they dislike the mom-in-law, while when i was watching it, i completely understood why she acted that way. my sister is married to a korean and she can totally related to that. while she's not living in korea, instead her husband living with her in my country, she told me about how daughter in law in korea usually required to do the "household things", as such preparing foods and stuffs. cooking is sort of a compulsory there, and i think it's totally relatable to korean culture about how jiho was expected in her in-law's house. might not relevant to other cultures, but because this is korean drama, i guess they make it as true as possible to reality that they have there.

"Pay me back with your labor" took me by surprise that I really clapped while watching. I love it when drama characters give out these interesting lines (there are so many in this show jfc), words that I doubt I'd ever come up with either in real life or in my own writing.

I feel so uncomfortable with Won-seok and Ho-rang's relationship lately. It's beautiful that Ho-rang wants to marry him despite his work failure and status in life right now, but it's like she's more in love with the concept of marriage...which is true for a lot of girls I know in real life. It's sad.

I love how JSM portray JH. She looks so innocent and at the same time her face shows a myriad of emotions. Good for her, she finally decides to be the offense! Can't wait for next week!

While I didn’t love this episode, I loved Ji Ho in love and I loved Se Hee’s bed head. Another thing I’m not a huge fan of is how much derision Ho Rang gets. She’s annoying, she’s manipulative, she needs to find a new dream, etc etc. I don’t know, you guys! I feel like we keep forgetting that Ho Rang single-handedly supported Won Soek through these years while his app got absolutely nowhere, both financially and emotionally. We also keep forgetting that she’s in a leadership position at work and has to deal with a sexist pig of a boss. She supported Won Soek for seven (7!!) years while waiting for him to be in the right place to marry her. Surely she deserves some credit for that.

And I don’t know how one goes about deciding if a character is a feminist icon or whatever these days, but my definition has changed from characters who kick ass in heels and walk away from explosions in six-inch stilettos. All I want is the female characters to have inner lives, to have thoughts and feelings that are explored and respected by the narrative. So what if Ho Rang wants the conventional thing? We see why she wants it, that she’s wanted it for a long time, that she’s waited for a long time. Her character arc may very well be that she decides that she wants to be courageous and wear metaphorical and literal red coats again, but I think that she deserves a little bit more credit than to be dismissed as annoying.

Which ironically happens a lot in the comment section of a show that puts such a ruthless focus on how society pressures women to behave in certain ways—to either conform or face the consequences. We see it in Su Ji’s struggles at work. Ji Ho even told us that it felt really, really good to be accepted into the wives’ club among her friends. Wearing that black coat can feel really good. The choices women make are never that one-dimensional, and I appreciate this show for showing that.

The opening was such a delightful treat. I love it. It was very refreshing and sweet to see how the three girls became friends. Love that their personalities/traits are still there.

I applaud the writer, editing team, director, and the music people for keeping the drama/plot consistent. It's been 10 episodes and the show is still as good as it was in the beginning (actually better). Usually dramas that are live shooting tend to drag when it reaches halfway its run but for this show, it's the opposite. It just keeps on getting better. I love how relatable each episode is. All three friends actually mirror some parts and thoughts of me. I'm a mesh of all three. Can't wait for Monday. Would love to see Se-Hee in ajumma pant, making kimchi.

I personally think its brilliant that JiHo will make SeHee work for her family. It would be the best way for him to cultivate a relationship/ connection with her family. Aside from paying her back for the labor his Mom made her do.

As always, the comments are exploding on this show! Daebak!! Super daebak!!! Thank you for recapping, and thank you for the comments. Love.love.love.

All the "V" signs kdrama girls seem to make in selfies now need to be reinterpreted in view of the new "V=2" sign :)

This was the first episode.. i honestly see the "similarity" between Ji Ho and Mom.. and applaud the writer for that..

How strong each is and unafraid of voicing the opinion in a soft voice... and when they say it.. they mean it.. you know they mean it.. and you can't hush it away by pretending its a non serious comment..

I like how strong her mother is - on the marriage day, ep 1 when JH was crying the room and she came up to her, her denial when son compared JH to her, all little little things..

And then you have SH's mother... for the husband, overlook everyone else..

BTW who was the lady with the kid? i thought she was elder daughter in law.. and was surprised that she wasn't working.. or is she the sister?

Jung So-min is a wonderful actress. I've liked her since Playful Kiss.

It’s official. Because This is My First Life is the most feminist kdrama I’ve watched. What’s even more amazing is it didn’t even tout itself to be all that before premiere, unlike some other dramas that did (and ended up being a disappointment). No other kdrama has validated women’s daily struggles in life as much as this one has, and the way they went about doing it is subtle and woven seamlessly into the story. (If you thought Ah Min Hyuk was the best feminist one could find in kdrama male leads, well, clearly you haven’t met Nam Sae Hee yet.)

This show is just so unassuming and low-key in everything it does. The premise was as cliche as it comes on paper, but once you’ve hit ep 2, you’ll find yourself in awe by the story, by the writer. I haven’t had the pleasure to watch such an earnest, down-to-earth drama in a long while, one that is so in tune with this generation that my heart aches. For the characters. For myself. For us. It’s a story that speaks to the struggles we face in trying to carve out a space for ourselves amidst this turbulent world, and girrrl, what an arduous journey it is. But we tread on anyway, because we must, because that’s how life goes. We just live and live and live, praying that by the time we reach the end, we can think to ourselves that it was a worthwhile one, that we got somewhere, did something, loved someone, and along the way, became a better person somehow. Everything is a first, and everything is the last. We only get one chance, one life, so let’s give it our best shot, yeah? That’s the message I got so far with this drama, and I’m only on ep 10.

This writer is a must-watch-out for years to come if they keep up this kind of mastery in story-telling. For now, take care of my heart until the final hour, yeah writer-nim?

Maybe the beanies have said this before, i don't have time to read all the comments (yet), but I am expecting Seehe to be in denial, because he said loving once in enough, and he already did in the first marriage (whoever the girl was). He could perfectly be the Person who takes these kind of things literally. But Ji ho is not a fool, she will find the way to make him crawl on the floor for her! LOL
On the other hand, has anyone stop to think that maybe he is still legally married to the first woman? I mean, I don't think he is a bigamist, not even by accident, but... some kind of burden tho their love is gonna have to happen. I want to trust the writer that the first marriage was simply not registered, or that if it was, then he was also full and legally divorced, or widow. However the case is, he brings scars within and I am sure is going to be sad.