Shame or Lack of it

I swear this man, Heo has no shame, uses the research of the man he killed to get himself out of the crisis he created. He is a monster, wants to be the instigator and the savior at the same time. Can he even fix the problem with the same thinking he used to create it, I very much doubt it. Heo is a hypocrite pontificating about hypocrisy. Let me say though, I loved the President, telling Heo off – fix the problem you created or go to jail. Hye Joon needs to distance herself from that toxic family, they bring her nothing but pain. I was a bit supervised to see Chae tell Hye Joon she needed to take responsibility for something she didn’t do, and his reasoning, because that’s how government works – seriously. I am disappointed in him. Did he mean it?Am I the only one that thinks Chief Jo's accident was weird. Anyways, I am glad for Eugene; he is the balance needed to control Heo. He is like a chess player always a step or two ahead. And he for sure has a spy in the ministry or else how does he know the research was Chae’s father, only four people knew (Chae, Hye Joon, Chief Jo, and Sang Min – it’s not Chae or Hye Joon so...). How about those disgusting grown good for nothing assemblymen, fighting over nothing when the livelihoods of those who elected them to represent them hang in the balance. I felt like I was in a twilight zone watching them. I was glad Chae told that assemblyman off but I also understand why he had to kneel to him -- how dreadful it must be to be shackled by politics.

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