About extreme stubbornness,
About pathological possession,
About the male lead abandoned by fate,
and their encounter,
It's just not about love.
The second male lead in "Miss You" (played by Yoo Seung Ho) and the second male lead in "Five Fingers" (played by Ji Chang Wook) were both ruthlessly teased by fate and abandoned by the female lead. What kind of miracle will their encounter bring about? This article is mainly a continuation of "Missing You", about what happened to Harry after he was hospitalized. Who meets whom? Who redeemed whom? In TV dramas, only the first male lead has a golden finger, so can't the second male lead have a spring?
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I think there's something wrong with the heroine's approach. In fact, it is understandable for the heroine to calm things down, "After all, we are all in the same dormitory." But what does a dormitory actually mean? I studied abroad, and the dormitory was one room per person, with a shared bathroom and kitchen. It was a pity that I was never able to experience the legendary sleeping sessions. Although the relationship between roommates was good, they did not share daily necessities with each other, so I did not understand the relationship between roommates in this kind of dormitory. But in my opinion, the heroine does not have to hurt the people who care about her for the sake of someone who is unkind to her. In fact, the heroine and her roommate are completely strangers. I don't understand why the heroine is so... Compromising? Is this unnecessary? I want to have a good relationship with her. . .
I think there's something wrong with the heroine's approach. In fact, it is understandable for the heroine to calm things down, "After all, we are all in the same dormitory." But what does a dormitory actually mean? I studied abroad, and the dormitory was one room per person, with a shared bathroom and kitchen. It was a pity that I was never able to experience the legendary sleeping sessions. Although the relationship between roommates was good, they did not share daily necessities with each other, so I did not understand the relationship between roommates in this kind of dormitory. But in my opinion, the heroine does not have to hurt the people who care about her for the sake of someone who is unkind to her. In fact, the heroine and her roommate are completely strangers. I don't understand why the heroine is so... Compromising? Is this unnecessary? I want to have a good relationship with her. . .