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Ha-jin sees Ju-yeon and Su-jeong together and tries to separate them before they figure out who each other is.

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ElloryQueen

Mmm, I don't know if I agree with that the fact she was 19 (and since we are talking about Korea, that could be closer to 18 or 17) should mean she would have the forward thinking to know what her words were doing. I work with high school-aged kids and often that filter gets turned off. There was more to her reaction than the embarrassment of it being public. I'm not saying that it was excusable. Her words cut deep, but there is a side to her story that he doesn't know, and we've seen flashes of in episodes so far. I understand where y'all are coming from, though. And you could be right, she might not even remember what she said, and I like how they are communicating their pain to each other with out knowing who the other is. Lol, I've seen those egg sandwich videos where they put the sugar on. Honestly, I think I could handle it if it was like half a teaspoon, but two big spoonfuls is a bit much.

Prakash (네팔인 아저씨)

19 year olds are still teenagers and they do stupid things. And she was also going through a rough phase when she met him online and poured her heart out to him like she had never done to anyone else before. Still holding a grudge against each other is too childish on both of their parts in my opinion. Both of them are old enough to understand that you do stupid things when you're a teenager. But here neither of them seem to realize that what they said or did was wrong. BTW when they say her age was 19, we must understand that she is 19 in Korean age system. In our system, she was 18.