Rachel berates Young-do for sitting on this important piece of information, but to her surprise he tells her to keep this secret: “It’s not a request, it’s a warning.” Rachel is understandably confused to find him protecting Tan and asks why. That will drive up the price of the stock, and Mama wants a piece of that action. Still, Rachel’s mother decides to hold off on breaking the engagement formally for a while, because the two Kim brothers are about to launch into a stock-buying spree in a race to push each other out. Rachel and her mother go home in a temper-it’s an insult to them, and an engagement is out of the question now.
He looks further crushed at that, but then Eun-sang steps close to envelop him in a hug. Tan repeats her words from California when she’d offered to take his hand and run away when he’s in danger, and he asks if those words are still valid here in Korea. Without knowing what’s going on, she senses his turmoil and mirrors his tears. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.Īfter outing the truth of his birth to his would-be in-laws, Tan comes to Eun-sang emotionally drained. Papercut Project – “알고 싶어” (I Want To Know) Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Pretty Man premiered with a lowish 6.3%, which is still better than the languishing Medical Top Team at 5.7% (which, believe it or not, is a big jump up from its 3.6% last week). Wow, Heirs took a huge jump in the ratings this week ( Secret just ended), and took home a 20.9% rating. But steps forward are nothing to sniff at, especially when they’re so few and far between. Okay, maybe not all of those things are steps up in a traditional sense. Who has the patience for that? Not that angst has gone anywhere today, but at least it’s taking a bit of a backseat while characters step it up with confessions, decisions, and acts of teenage rebellion. This episode steps it up on the humor front, which is a welcome turn because oh my god the mopey angst.
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