7/10

Saeon's parents were wrong about their biological son. He didn't take after his father, he takes after both of them.

10/10

I love it! Jiyun can be unlikeable sometimes, and it has nothing to do with her directness. She was right to reprimand Jeongnam for his incompetence, but her disinterest to call him by the right name was a turn off.

10/10

Man, I can't. This episode is a tearjerker. I cried a lot, especially when Sangwoo had to identify his childhood friends' belongings. The adults fucked up so bad, they messed with the life of many innocent children. This is probably the episode I'll remember the most, and for sure, my favourite.

8/10

Saeon's old man must be sentenced for the aids he had given Saeon's grandfather. If he wants to be atoned for his sins, feeling guilty isn't enough.

10/10

Ina has officially joined the list of people I don't trust besides Sangwoo and Dojae. Sangwoo went to his orphanage with Yuri when the company trip took place, so Dojae must've been the one who pushed Heejoo.

10/10

I cringed at the team building arc. Saeon is so smitten and it's cute, but I kept getting second-hand embarrassment, and I'm worried others will think Heejoo is a homewrecker.

8/10

My bad, I thought Saeon figured out 406's identity already. I'm trying so hard not to squint at Dojae and Sangwoo, but these two are sus as heck.

10/10

I'm glad Saeon learned the truth. I was worried they'll prolong the reveal of the caller's identity until the end.

8/10

I died when he gripped her hips, lifted and sat her on the table, and tried to hike her skirt up. That scene makes up for the brain cells I lost from Heejoo's impulsiveness and Saeon's inability to notice something different about the caller's speech.