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@Marchimarch - Agreed. Cheap cliche with the fireworks-masked-confession. Or maybe it's just a sign that I should stop reading these things if they are all starting to look the same.

Sweet. With nice symbolism. “It never ceases to amaze me: we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own.” - Marcus Aurelius

@ninjajim I mean, sure, but there's only so many times you can read a manga, even a great one. I need moar!

Yeah, that would bug me, too.

Welcome back!

Harsh.

All this time, I thoughtLin Hao had set up the wedding photos fiasco. I'm kinda glad he didn't recognize the chick.

Maybe *this* time, the childhood friend wins....

As bad as things look, I'm rather happy that I know he didn't turn her in.

I can't even imagine what a happy ending to this story would look like.

Everytime this thing shows up, I'm once again surprised it's not been abandoned. Also, that it's not more popular.

You know what I really like about this series? How quickly it keeps coming.

It's cute. I'll give it a shot.

I have sailed the childhood-friend ship into so many rocks, it's become a special skill of mine. Here I go again.

"So, yeah, I'm taking your daughter and I'll be enjoying your grandson's peak cute-ness. Your fault. Get over it." I love the hard-as-nails/heart-of-gold old-lady trope.

I suspected that was end-game, but I really didn't see that offer happening here.

...and I call myself a "curmudgeon".

Looks like we're not the only ones shipping those two.

Coming back after the end, and this one is the best chapter of the best arc of the series. Really well done. Sometimes a great girl does everything she humanly can and she still doesn't win. Something we all can identify with, and that makes it about as authentic as manga gets.

I love how Gong Yoo-Il is blissfully unaware of the attention she is recieving, not because she is stupid, but because she is modest.