Let me start by saying, what an absolute audio-visual delight this drama was. Absolutely adorable.

The documentary style of revisiting romance was lowkey similar to the Jim-Pam relation we saw in ‘The Office’. The chemistry between Kim Da-Mi and Choi Woo-shik is so natural, it actually felt like a real couple bickering. The way they look into each other’s eyes, read each other’s mood and reactions is a chef’s kiss.

What really moved me across the entire story was that…

Time for some Final Thoughts. This is going to be a really long one, so I hope you bear with me. Read through to witness peak symbolism.

Let me start by start by saying, I absolutely bawled my eyes in the final episode. But we will get there eventually.

Let’s approach character wise.
By the end of the eighth episode, I felt Tae-so would eventually end up with Im A-Sol, and Eun-ah will end with Seong-Chan, followed by another time…

I am not one of those tho writes premature reviews. I wait out until the entire story reaches its conclusion and closing arcs. But, this drama has moved me so much, that I feel compelled to talk about it in the moment.

I like how the story starts in 2014 and brings us ahead 10 years, rather than starting in 2024 and taking us back and forth. Right after the first two episodes, I knew this had the potential to…

There is something so comforting about small anthology-like series. It feels deeply personal and rooted in reality, compared to all other dramas. 

This mini series too, highlights the power of honest and strong writing. Unlike the first instalment revolving around ‘Unrequited Love’, the second one deals with two individuals, who were once together, getting separated abruptly, to coincidentally colliding with one another years later, to ultimately resolve their ardour for one another. It’s a seemingly simple story, with fleeting moments…