The CEO really thinks his law firm would do so well without their veteran star lawyer, Cha Eun Kyung. Yayks! For 17 years, Cha Eun Kyung represented the law firm and winning hundreds if not thousands of cases and suddenly he wanted her out. After watching this episode 12, I think I already know why CEO is wanting to fire Eun Kyung. The only reason I see is that, she's becoming the face of the law firm and not his son Jung Woo Jin. Basically he felt threatened that the spotlight is not on his son. The CEO is not taking drastic measures to force his son's way in stealing that spotlight on Eun Kyung. And since Woo Jin got unrequited love for Eun Kyung, the CEO wants Eun Kyung out to force Woo Jin to finally take some actions and it's already happening. The only way for Woo Jin to stop the CEO from firing Eun Kyung is to become the company's new CEO. Hmmm... seems like we're gonna face more situations that would trigger us to be mad again just like what happened with Ji Sang and Choi Sa Ra. I honestly thought that they would become the main event, but I was wrong. I guess the story would be a drag to watch if they prolonged it for 17 episodes anyway so I guess they did the right job.
Speaking of doing the right job, them adding a case where people would get frustrated with is a great tactic to make the viewers stay with the whole run of the drama even after the story of Eun Kyung's divorce. Seriously, that divorce plus domestic violence case infuriates me the most. It's the typical rich man abusing his powers to cover up his evil deeds but it's effective as it'll make the viewers invested and carried away for the weak/hopeless character. The actors were so believable that it would make you wanna punch them in the face, tbh. The cast and the production really did an exceptional work for this. I'm loving it.
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