I really like spring sunshine character. I think she represents how a lot of people who might not have a lot of interactions or knowledge of ASD react in daily life. she clearly likes youngwoo a lot and cares for her, but she still can get frustrated and maybe a bit harsh in some of her reactions, expecting something from YW that she won't get if she never asks/explains. I think showing her with both reactions, as someone who does so much for YW, who values her, but can also get frustrated about her (but NEVER hurting youngwoo with it) is a nice thing to show in the drama. just like that moment when YW's dad said how lonely it was for him when youngwoo was growing up and wouldn't really pay attention to anything related to him, putting the spotlight on how hard it is for caregivers. and that's why the scene when youngwoo gives her that nickname is easily one of my favorites in the whole drama as for now. youngwoo is showing her that she also cares and knows how much she did for her. sometimes that's all you need.

no, but kang taeoh in the "can I touch you" scene.... the switch from being confused to flirty............. yeah
I don't know if it was the subtitles or the editing, but I was a bit confused with junho's reaction to YW confession. it was almost like he was conflicted about it? but at the same time, this reaction wouldn't make any sense from what he has said in the past.

attorney kwon, your inferiority complex is showing. one thing is to question someone getting a job because of connections. it's common everywhere but I get the frustration and I think shouldn't happen at all. but just like spring sunshine said, he should complain to the CEO or the HR team. and not go and post anonymously. and YW clearly didn't know about the connection and was always a team player, working hard to win cases like everyone else. she """won""" because she was better than you. also, it's something for him to complain about someone's connections and that was all he did for that copyright case, trying to gain the favor of the client using the military connection for example. listening YW's dad talking about how he would allow his kid to be used was so sad but also understanding. I also get YW's frustration and loved how we, once again, saw another moment of growth from her. of course the ones who love her will always try to protect her from the harsh reality, but at the same time learn how to let her live by herself is an act of love in itself. I guess this is something her dad will eventually learn.

about her mom.... the parents did a pact and followed it. the thing is that there's a person as a result and this person never had the chance to decide how to live within this pact. I feel for youngwoo who always wanted to meet her mom. I like how the drama didn't make her extremely angry, as she could perfectly be. I don't know, I don't think the mom deserves to be hated or anything, but she must deal with the consequences of...

I just love the pace of this drama. Everything is out as soon as it needs to be. The only slow person has to be Jun-ho.

Park Eun-Bin is simply amazing as WYW. Those she nails those microexpressions and I sincerely hope she sweeps those awards when the time comes.

Su-yeon is such a delight and I'm grateful that we don't get the toxic female SL.

I wanted to hug Jun-ho when he said "That's disappointing 😩🥺 and then I was grinning when WYW confessed 😆 and said her heart was racing

I now roll my eyes every time Min-woo is on the screen, so it's safe to say that I'm now a hater

I guess we were right about the ominous feeling we got after Hanbada met with WYW's dad🥴. WYW is definitely going to be a collateral in this fight.

I'm wondering how Tae Su-mi really thought/thinks that she can keep this secret from those who will do a background check before her Minister of Justice appointment 🙄. All they need to do is question her former "staff"/classmates
Duhhh

I adore Su-yeon.

Min-woo is such a weasel, but I've known too many people like him.

I might be alone in this but while I understand that Young-woo feels abandoned by her mother, I really don’t like that word in this case. It's so harsh and cold. So-mi was a college student facing an unwanted pregnancy. She chose to honor Young-woo’s dad’s wishes and have the baby and give her to him to raise, even though I’m sure her parents strongly objected. To me, that seems like an act of love. I'm sure it was painful for her and she tried to forget and move on. South Korea is also a conservative country and her reputation would have been ruined if anyone found out she had a child out of wedlock. I doubt her husband even knows.

Su Yeon has officially beaten out Master Lee for my current favourite side character. I love her relationship with Young Woo so much, and I'm so glad they didn't take the jealous coworker route with her. Min Woo on the other hand...
I wonder if they're going to have him face the contradiction of his opinion of Young Woo. On the one hand, he's firmly convinced that she's untouchable because of her disability and 'connections', and on the other, he very readily calls her handicapped and says he has to carry the workload for the both of them, and doesn't even consider that anyone may be romantically interested in her.
Su Yeon is the exact opposite, because she acknowledges Young Woo's disability, but she also doesn't consider it (or let Young Woo consider it) her entire personality. It'll be very interesting to see how this aspect of the show pans out in future episodes.

Finally, I read a comment somewhere that mentioned how quickly Jun Ho switched from confused to flirty when Young Woo asked to touch him, and I have to agree. Man was smooth. I hope he confesses properly in the next episode.
I have this vision I really want to see play out in the last episode, where Jun Ho goes to meet Young Woo's dad, and Dad is all, 'Really? You have my blessing! Here's my kimbap recipe, she only likes this brand of ham!'

Attorney Jung continues to be one of my favorite side characters. He could have been such a snob when they visited that small town but instead, he seemed to be genuinely charmed by the people there and was one of the first (maybe even the only?) Hanbada lawyers who started singing for the elders.

It's a shame they completely missed out on showing us his bedmate during that early morning call. I'd love to get even the tiniest glimpse into his private life. However, some more insight into his working relationship with Attorney Jang (whose client they lost last week) would also suffice.

In short: More, more, more of everything, please.

You know what I was thinking about in these episodes. Would Min woo be in such a sniff if the inheritors of one of the 2 largest firms in Korea were men and not women.

He would not have done that is CEO Han was a man, I would bet on it.

His sexism has been subtle throughout the series. He believes he is the one that should have women in the office swooning over him. Sunshine has no problem calling him mediocre and isn't impressed by him. Young woo doesn't see him as a threat and is coming in handling business in half the time he was given.

Then he looked down his nose and Gau rami when she visited the office and was sizing him up, as if she would never have anything to offer him.

I don't know it this aspect of his character was the intension of the show, but damn, you see it.

First off, my laugh out moments.....when Jun ho turn on the charm....yeah, he should do that more often.
The minwoo and his inferiority complex should really take a hike
@unit thank you for the recap and the penny wise- pound foolish was very apt.

About young woo's mom,I can understand her giving her up,but I cannot understand her not checking or even knowing how she looks, in a way I would have preferred her cold, i was expecting cold not tears....I hope she actually makes an effort at reconciliation but I am not holding my breath for that.

First of all, I post this video several time on this website already, but I want to post it here so that we can put it in a right forum. This is my question: if CEO Han only jealous on CEO Tae "stole her husband", whom she wed probably simply out of political reason, I don't think CEO Han will go that emotional, right? There must be someone else (and Youngwoo's dad Gwangho is one of the huge possible candidates on the list), and I won't interpret "husband" in the literal sense.

This lead me to the relationship between CEO Tae and Youngwoo's dad. @unit said "I can’t come up with an excuse for her." I don't think so. We all know how huge family pressure on their sons and daughters' love life, especially someone like CEO Tae an heir of a big law firm (so as CEO Han as well, I guess), and by judging her reaction then and now, she did (and still do) love Gwangho, and really miss Youngwoo. As a result, I don't want to blame her too much, she probably being forced to abandon them, and still regret her decision till this very day (and no matter CEO Han is for good or for evil, I'm probably sure this issue will come up again sometimes before the show ends).

On the love-line, Surely we all are looking for a kiss between Junho and Youngwoo, but I think there is no kiss is a good thing: judge by Youngwoo's reaction, she is probably very painful at the time (remember facing ASD patients, you have to ask before touching them, because without they fully prepare themselves, this will be a very horrible experience--I know this because a colleague of mine has a 20-year-old daughter with Autism, with mind age of just 3). Therefore, kissing her is not a very romantic thing, and she escaped him is probably a very natural reaction.

This week episodes have me rewind quite a lot of time to rewatch and rewatch (even neglect some other shows). The mother-daughter part are one of the best, no doubt. I don't repeat why here, because probably quite a lot of you will talk about it here.

And now, even little bird, little sheep and Myeong-seok need to go to work now, so as I. Talk to you all later.

Give this drama an award for pace and doling out juicy tangential information without unnecessary drama or coincidences.

I really feared Youngwoo appa when he 1. questioned Youngwoo about her researching CEO Tae, and 2. confronted CEO Han. Damn! The man brought his gun, cocked. His color change from loving and sweet to protective and vicious...fear and respect, all in one.

Spring Sunshine Su-yeon, hwaiting. You'll get your time to shine.

And talking about shining, Min-woo really went dirty. Arrrggh, I thought it was settled last week, but nepotism, unfair employment. Let this lady alone, man. The only good thing about this is he recognizing that Youngwoo is strong for him to compete with. But if Su-yeon has no issue with it, then Min-woo is really at the bottom of the class when the three are concerned. Even if she is a competition, you have your forte. Work on it and get your inferiority complex together before you ruin what you have going as an employment.

After that tour of the town, culminating with the violin play+naturte scenery at the end, there's no way I won't take that case.

Ohh, forgot to add this, young woo should have shoved her scout offer in his face, I am still waiting for the case that will take him down several pegs and @unit, the pinocchio comparison was on point, warz with our resident mom and abandoning her on-screen children?

I love every relationship Young-Woo shares with the other characters.

Jun-Ho : They're super cute. I like that he wants to be honest with his feelings.
Jung Myeong-Seok : I think they form a comedy duo without knowing it.
Su-Yeon : She's such a good colleague and friend, a true Sunshine!
Min-Woo : He's often acting as a jerk but I understand his reasons. if he has no connection and could only rely on himself, the situation could be seen as unfair. But he's not direct, he's a weasel doing things in secrets, behind the back. He let Young-Woo learning about fight for herself. I think it's good.
Geurami : She's a good friend.
Woo Gwang-Ho : It must be hard to find the balance between protecting Young-Woo and letting her grow up. At least, he didn't hide the mother's secret any longer.
Tae Su-Mi : I think the word "abandon" was a little bit too strong. I think her family was behind her decision, but if it wasn't the case, if she wasn't ready to be a mum yet, abortion was the best solution. But she accepted to be pregnant during 9 months and give life to Young-Woo. I don't see her as a villain.

With each episode I become a bigger fan of Su-yeon. She's quite a hothead but has her heart in the right place. I love how she fights for Young-woo and always encourages her. I really hope she doesn't suffer from heartbreak for too long and finds happiness in private.

In contrast, Min-woo is the only character in this series that I currently despise with all my heart. When you have to resort to such dirty tricks yourself to achieve your goal, you shouldn't shout too loudly that you have been treated unfairly.

I thought the most powerful scene in this week's episodes was Young-woo's conversation with her mom. It goes without saying that the actresses did a fantastic job, but what I also loved about the scene was the directing! That subtle camera tilt showed that Tae Su-mi's entire world was being shaken up in that moment, while Young-woo's stayed steady - to showcase her newfound resolve. I thought it was just *chef's kiss*
I hope Su-mi will try to get to know Young-woo better now that she knows who she is. Young-woo deserves a mom and a role-model. Fingers crossed they find their way back to each other, not everything has to be about politics in life.

On a lighter note... the chaotic energy of Young-woo and Jun-ho chasing after Eugene Park is unmatched, what a pair of dorks... I'd die for them 😡
Lee Jun-ho, you're under arrest for carrying a lethal weapon around. Those veins could kill a person! 🥵

While I appreciate that the drama is showing Young-woo grow as a lawyer and a person and interact with various colleagues, friends, and family, I don't appreciate the way it is doling out the romance in tiny spoonfuls. How long do we have to wait for Jun-ho to be as honest as Young-woo? The drama is half over already, and time that could be spent exploring the ups and downs of a romantic relationship is being spent on suspense instead. I hope next week gives as much time to their relationship as this week did to her mother.

I loveeeed this week's episodes, I don't know where to start! Suyeon is one of my favourite characters. I thought she'd be the stereotype jaleous 2nd FL but she isn't. Even though she likes Junho she gracefully admitted defeat and went directly to him to challenge him on his feelings. She keeps defending Youngwoo and taking her side and I thought attorney Kwon got to her with his nasty speech about YW always winning. Sy kept true to herself and is a great friend and colleague.

I'm happy we're not dragging the mum mystery, everyone is aware of who's who and I was worried the show might keep YW in the dark until later on so it was a nice surprise for dad to tell the truth straightaway.

I genuinely thought ceo Tae was aware of who YW was and that's why she offered her the job so it was great that she was actually hired for her skills and nothing else. The mum and daughter moment with the tree was touching, not sure if we'll get another moment like that.

Finally, flirty Junho... do I need to go any further?!?! 😍😍

What moment to squee about this week? So many to choose from.

- Attorney Jung getting dragged out of his own meeting room by a client by the hand.
- Little Miss Sunshine realizing Junho is whipped for WYW and immediately becoming wing woman.
Little Miss Sunshine yelling at WYW for thinking she’s not easily likable.
- “My feelings ARE NOT TEMPORARY”
- Little Miss Sunshine ripping Minwoo out for being a pathetic manchild.
- Little Miss Sunshine schooling the whole gossiping firm. (wow so much LMS, she rocks)
- WYW checking out Junho in the car and then opening the window afterwards (Veins people can commiserate with her I’m sure, or else you’re a hands/bones person like me, and went “oh he has a lovely radial fossa/ anatomical snuffbox”)
“That’s disappointing 🥺”
- WYW having her EUREKA whale moment during Dad’s Birth Secret Backstory Dump™ and switching topics so fast, dad probably got double whiplash on his way out the door.
- Attorney Jung calmly explaining why 3am is indeed 3am and therefore isn’t a possible time to do anything about the case.
- All of Junho's faces feeling all the things

Ah yeah. What'd I miss?

About the tree in the centre of this episode.

According to some information, it is a Celtis sinensis, sometimes called Chinese hackberry is a tree mostly grow on sandy soil with lots of moisture, always being found on land close to sea or river. This may probably a whale closest distance to meet the mountain, this is why Youngwoo meet her mother below this tree.

Posting this also because the website eaten my initial comment, and I cannot repost it (because it is "duplicate" to my last comment, which doesn't exist). As a result, I repost my comment here, so bear with me ...

First of all, I post this video several time on this website already, but I want to post it here so that we can put it in a right forum. This is my question: if CEO Han only jealous on CEO Tae "stole her husband", whom she wed probably simply out of political reason, I don't think CEO Han will go that emotional, right? There must be someone else (and Youngwoo's dad Gwangho is one of the huge possible candidates on the list), and I won't interpret "husband" in the literal sense.

This lead me to the relationship between CEO Tae and Youngwoo's dad. @unit said "I can’t come up with an excuse for her." I don't think so. We all know how huge family pressure on their sons and daughters' love life, especially someone like CEO Tae an heir of a big law firm (so as CEO Han as well, I guess), and by judging her reaction then and now, she did (and still do) love Gwangho, and really miss Youngwoo. As a result, I don't want to blame her too much, she probably being forced to abandon them, and still regret her decision till this very day (and no matter CEO Han is for good or for evil, I'm probably sure this issue will come up again sometimes before the show ends).

On the love-line, Surely we all are looking for a kiss between Junho and Youngwoo, but I think there is no kiss is a good thing: judge by Youngwoo's reaction, she is probably very painful at the time (remember facing ASD patients, you have to ask before touching them, because without they fully prepare themselves, this will be a very horrible experience--I know this because a colleague of mine has a 20-year-old daughter with Autism, with mind age of just 3). Therefore, kissing her is not a very romantic thing, and she escaped him is probably a very natural reaction.

This week episodes have me rewind quite a lot of time to rewatch and rewatch (even neglect some other shows). The mother-daughter part are one of the best, no doubt. I don't repeat why here, because probably quite a lot of you will talk about it here.

And now, even little bird, little sheep and Myeong-seok need to go to work now, so as I. Talk to you all later.

Thank you @unit for your continuing recaps.
I am sure Beanie’s will be singing praises and gushing—particularly about a certain swoony scene—so I will just point out a couple things I found in these episodes that brought me delight.

The EAW creative team is able to flesh out supporting characters with minimal scenes. Take Tae Soo Mi, Young Woo’s mother. Her reaction to the reveal was heartbreaking and it was clear that her decision was not an easy one for her and her feelings about Young Woo’s existence are complex. While we don’t see her story from her perspective, the writer gives us enough so that her character is not a thinly-drawn caricature, but a glimpse of a complicated, ambitious women who made a difficult choice and is living with the results. When she asked Young Woo if she resented her, it was clear this possibility has haunted her. Young Woo’s response and the effect on Soo Mi was sublime writing and acting. I could say this of other characters that could be written flatly. So far, we have see Geurami, Soo Young, Young Woo’s father all treated with the same care. I hope we see character dives into CEO Han, Min Woo, and Junho.

Is anyone else laughing out loud, or is this witty humor just my cup of tea? I find the editing at times so brilliant. Such as the timing of Young Woo’s countdown before entering the elevator matching elevator chime on beat. Or the storytelling idea supported by music of turning the absent minded village head’s search for a word into a quiz show competition. Young Woo’s excitement when she guessed the “right” word and disappointment when someone else did was priceless. Just clever touches like these that are not necessary for the story but add an artistic and storytelling layer that sets this drama apart from others.

I adore this show. I was very worried when I first saw the premise of the show but it has is a very thoughtful show. While I love WYW, the folks I adore, simple adore, are all the people in WYW’s corner - her dad, Geum-Ri, Su-Yeon, Jun-Ho, and attorney Jung.

They are beautiful examples of real people who get confused, frustrated, make mistakes but are ultimately warm and kind. I also love that the show doesn’t drag stuff out except for the romance. WYW already knows who her mom is and Tae Su-Mi already knows who WYW is.

My favorite scenes in no particular order
- Jun-ho and Su-Yeon’s conversation. Her frustration, his confusion, and her ultimate care for her friend was conveyed very well.
- Jun-ho moving from confusion to the confident flirtiness…
- Su-Yeon yelling about how WYW not being hired in spite of her high grades and near perfect bar exam score is discrimination
- Attorney Jung and WYW’s 3 am phone call. Him saying “everyone is sleeping now including myeong-suk” was hilarious and cute.
- WYW’s response when her mom asked her if she resented her. It was so full of sadness without anger or resentment. It was beautiful.

I hope the rest of the show continues to be lovely.

I totally get why Young Woo ran. Wanting to be physical and being ready to be physical are two very different things. And she probably didn't expect that some one could see her that way, so she there are a lot of other steps to be taken before she could be ready. Especially because she is kinda so/so on being touched in general. And Probs to Jun Ho to discussing it openly. Their communication will get them there.

"That's disappointing.." *squeal!!!* It reminds me of that the scene of the two ladies in Our Blues squealing over the line - "but you liked it too".

I love Choi Su-yeon expressing everything I wanted to express after episode 7 had Min-woo in a snit over the nepotism thing. I loved how she announced it loud and clear. People, including herself, didn't pay attention or lift a finger when someone with autism was being discriminated, but now that person has an opportunity and an accommodation and is thriving and contributing well, they're all up in arms.

I love how Young-woo's journey here is to figure out how to become a more independent adult. It's a tricky balance that we have to work with here - making sure she is taken care of in a society that discriminates against the differently-abled on a daily basis, but also making sure she also gets those growing-up experiences that other people have, like dealing with disappointment.

Had to 'whoa whoa' after seeing Junho’s arms too 🥵 98% sure that my heart just wasn’t beating at the end of ep.7, idk how she made it home on her own two feet, I would’ve just passed out then and there. Also as someone who was brought up by hard to please ethnic parents alongside a golden child younger brother, I never thought there would come a day when the line ‘that’s disappointing’ would be attractive and cause heart flutters, but here we are 💀

MVP of this week though - Wooyoung’s dad (followed by Spring Sunshine Suyeon). Actually communicating not one but TWO major plot points and treating your adult daughter like the adult she actually is? Unbelievable, show-stopping, phenomenal, never seen before (literally), amazing, fantastic, bravo 👏 Take some notes AoS Park Jin 👀

And Suyeon - I was bracing myself for it to take a nosedive when she confronted Junho about Youngwoo but YES SPIT FACTS GIRL & then I fell in love when she called Minwoo out straight off the bat and defended (at volume 50 no less) Wooyoung in the hallway 😍 I’m so glad Youngwoo has TWO amazing female friends by her side now - they haven’t had proper interaction yet but I really hope we do see Suyeon and Geurami becoming friends down the line too because that combination would be STELLAR.

*insert choice words about our fav Minwoo here*

Also Kang Taeoh only being only three years older than me has had me in a tailspin ever since I found out, because I feel like a 12 old most days and he’s like a grown up and that’s just wild.

I probably enjoyed the reversal of the picturesque village under the rainstorm way too much. I have to commend the writer for getting so much mileage out of the storm:
-Attorney Jung, realising Hanbada needs to coordinate umbrellas if they want to beat Taesan (the things a leader has to think about...and ofc Junho packed exactly 5 umbrellas).
-Youngwoo almost gleefully telling the judge who fell down the hillside that she wore trainers to avoid that scenario 😂
-Youngwoo getting to do her whale tedtalk in court because of the indo-pacific bottlenose dolphin on the judge's umbrella.
-The peaceful mother-daughter moment under the hackberry tree once the weather had cleared up was a nice contrast to the previous chaos that had ensued there 😂

I love this show. These two episodes were very good.

The regret expressed by Young-woo's father seemed so real and true. His anger at why she was hired felt natural but so did his decision to let it stand- this is what is best for his daughter. But I also do not believe that CEO Han is attempting to mis-use Young-woo as such, but rather that she is a form of insurance against Young-woo's mother. Dear Old Mom may still become the Justice Minister but she will not now be a threat to Hanbada. Even if the motives were less than pure the result is clearly beneficial to Young-woo - and to the Hanbada Law Firm in large part because of Young-woo's abilities.

As for CEO Tae's decision back then: It was wrong but in truth I doubt that she would have been a very good mother.

I love both of Young-woo's friends and have a fantasy that our Miss Spring Sunshine will get swept off her feet by a (very nice) Chaebol Heir, whose parents will automatically be able to accept her because she is, after all, the daughter of a prominent Senior Judge. Said judge would not have found Junho acceptable anyway so, even if she has a bit of a crush on him, it would have all been for naught in the end anyhow.

It is about time that Min-woo got the come-uppance that he deserves- or better yet chucked his inferiority complex and simply concentrated on being a true professional. He was good enough to get hired there on his merits- if he applies himself, he may discover that the only person he was ever really competing against was himself.

I know this is a bit out of left field, but I cannot deal with the code-violation-kneecap-trip-railing in the hall/mezzanine at the Law firm. Somebody’s gonna die there.

I just noticed the maturity rating on NF marks it as suicide/substance/self-harm. Why do we feel like it might relate to Jun Ho..or it could be cos of the earlier episode with the autistic brother..

If the drama took the traditional drama route, Soo Yeon and Min Woo's roles could be gender reversed.
Min Woo will be swoony second lead and Soo Yeon will be a typical jealous female coworker. I watched many times in many dramas.

I adored this week's episodes. Su Yeon is a darling for calling out Jun Ho and telling him to get his act together. And how he does! When he catches on what YW is asking he knows how to flirt! *fanning myself*
I'm very invested in the relationship here. I'd love the show to explore the difficulties this couple will face and prejudices JH will encounter as well as YW. I think it would make for even more thought provoking episodes.
And stick it to Min Woo...

Just caught up on episodes 6 to 8. If Park Eun Bin does not win multiple awards for her portrayal of Attorney Woo then something is wrong in the universe. I also really love the portrayal of her boss Attorney Jung. I am a manager myself and this is exactly what a good leader does…supports their team even they may have made a mistake and encourages them to do their best.

I am also quite pleased that the show continues to have great pacing…have had too many instances lately where a good show starts to decline around the mid way mark.

I loved episode 6 with the North Korean defector largely due to the presiding judge’s character. I thought he was going to be portrayed as a caricature of an official who has been too long in his position. Loved it when Young-Woo and Su-yeon realized in their enthusiasm to defend their client they had ignored the very simplest of defenses and noted the ‘cleverness of a veteran’.

I was glad that Su-Mi gave up her daughter before she found out she was autistic- I was worried that was the reason she left her daughter. At least there’s the possibility that mom and daughter can reconcile at some point.
Re the last two episodes, the judge actually had a good point in wondering who the plaintiffs represent - ie the residential committee or the actual residents. The fact that more than half the residents consented to selling their land given the right price, and that the resident committee basically just told people to “trust” them and sign a form in opposition to the highway development is a little concerning. The writers did a good job of suggesting that the case is more than just a David-good-small town-dwellers v. Goliath-bad-big city-developers. I don’t know if we’ll actually find out what the judge’s ruling is, but I’d be interested in knowing. That being said, I really don’t want that magnificent tree to be cut down….

Yes, the characters are lovely and deserves every single bit of praise, but I also want to point out that I'm enjoying the cases the drama brings to the table. They are nothing over the top, but cases that are true to life. This particular case of constructing a road through the middle of a town was refreshing to watch. Well done Team Extraordinary!👏

Well, I've just read this (with help of some Chinese translation), and I guess we need to put the point all together now.

This post on Facebook is putting

1. Youngwoo=little whale
2. CEO Tae Sumi=Big Mom Whale

3. In Episode, Youngwoo told Junho that no one have witness how baby whale is born from mother whale, because the ocean is huge, it can keep the secret.
Now CEO Han of Hanbada (literally mean "ocean" in Korean) knows true relations between Youngwoo and Sumi, and didn't tell anyone, yet.

4. In Episode 6, Youngwoo told Suyeon the most brutal way to hunt whale is first hunt her little whale baby. Mother whale won't leave her offspring even though she fully aware she will be hunted if she stay behind.

5. With the light of unreleased outtake, we know part of the reason CEO Han and CEO Tae's rivalry is Sumi took Seonyoung's lover to be her husband.

6. If Sumi want to be the next Minister of Justice, the secret of Youngwoo must not go public.

7. Now is the question: Will the ocean (Hanbada) keep the birth secret (Youngwoo is Sumi's daughter), or will Big Mom Whale (Sumi) secrifice herself for the sake of little whale (Youngwoo)?

I guess it will be the last case of this drama ...

"And with this, Young-woo says her goodbyes and walks away, leaving CEO Tae in tears."

She left me in tears too.

I thoroughly enjoyed this week's episodes!! Despite my deep dislike for MW, sadly there are individuals like him in the world who rather focus their time in taking down their opponent instead of using that time to work and improve themselves instead. (mans really took the "anon bulletin board" method i was like bruh)

ALSO I'm so happy to see Ki-yong gain more recognition these days! I've watched him in so many previous dramas as the funny side character. Its refreshing to see him in a serious, more "main" role with his own tweaks of humour!

I was taken aback when they decided to reveal to YW who her mother was (compared to the usual drag out) this week! I was glad they decided to not take the usual route and that we can now move forward with our plot & hopefully gain more depth to our characters!

Did anyone else notice how attorney woo was able to stare directly into her mother's face when they were having that meeting! I thought it was subtle and powerful. That scene made me cry as did them together by the big tree. Beautiful show on so many levels.

Min Woo is such a nasty character, I expect an epic redemption story for him.

"That's disappointing"! Our man went from sweet friend to seductive charmer with just a few well delivered lines!! Is it hot in here?!!

I'm so glad Su Yeon immediately supported Young Woo when she realized that Jun Ho liked YW rather than herself as she had hoped. This could have gone ugly and jealous but SY was an awesome friend here. Great writing!

I was not pleased on learning the original Korean title of this drama translates more directly as something like weird attorney WYW. How awful that autism is considered negative and weird. I'm glad the English translators went with extraordinary, much more positive and accurate!

As despicable a character Min-woo is turning out to be, I actually loved the scene where he practically screams that Young-woo is strong. Sure, there's a lot of insecurity driving him, but that insecurity is there because he actually recognizes better than everyone else just how formidable Young-woo is — a twisted form of respect for her capabilities, but respect nonetheless.