She Would Never Know | Episodes 3 and 4

 

I figured out that, with how slow the pacing of this drama is executing, I should react to it every 2 episodes. For now, at least. I think the story is centered to how sunbae  Yoon Song Ah (Won Jin Ah) is coping from her failed love with Lee Jae Shin (Lee Hyun Wook). I could only hope that it wouldn't be the basis of the whole story line, though. We have to move on from it, both Song Ah and the viewers. We shouldn't prolong Chae Hyun Sung's (Ro Woon) pain for the whole 16 episodes. Unless that's his sole purpose, to become someone's temporary aid and will be thrown in the trash once his purpose is served. Aw, that's gonna be painful. Crossing fingers that this drama's story line won't promote that kind of stupidity. Because I am not sure if that really is real love or just a child's play. 

This scene on episode 4, shown in the above photo, it turned out to be a nice shot and could look like a scene from a fairy tail but if it was reality I would be really creeped out. I mean, if the girl doesn't have feelings for her hoobae like what she's been claiming from the start, she should feel danger about how obsessive Hyun Sung has become. I know it's just a co-incidence that he was there and that he saw them entering some club, but that's her privacy man! It's really giving me chills. Give her some space. Lol but that's just me. If Song Ah's reaction to that is positive then it onlt meant she's developing feelings for him, that's for sure. 

This couple marrying though, they are of the same feather. They both have the same personal issues to resolve and it isn't an easy one. Jae Shin may look like a fine man that every woman wanted to date but his lack dignity is a real turn off. I get it that he has a promise or a debt to pay to his friend Lee Jae Woon (Lee Gyu Han), but that has to end. He has to man up and stand for himself, I am sure he's capable because at the end of the day he's the one behind the success of their company. Lee Jae Woon, the CEO is just pure blockhead as what I'm witnessing. 

It's right to return a favor to someone you feel indebted with but there should be a limit of what you could offer. If it's already stepping or worst, destroying your dignity then that's clearly a sign that something is wrong. Jae Shin's personality is pissing me off, really. It's understandable that he has his own fight but he is already going overboard. He should at least give up Song Ah if he wanted to stay like a dog to his master Jae Woon and her manipulative sister Lee Hyo Joo (Lee Joo Bin). 

There are so many problems to resolve, and that's what I want to see in the future episodes. I wish the writer could give these characters great developments, better ones I hope. 

Also can I just point out how cute our sunbae is? She's so small and has a cute endearing face especially when she's sporting a surprised/heart fluttering emotions. That is evident how she's getting moved by Hyun Sung's actions, so I want to see more of that! 

Oh, I think this one is the best scene in episode 4. It was really a heartfelt scene, I'm really impressed with Won Jin Ah's acting here. 

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