-Part 2-
for this post, it's ep 5 till 8 in season 1...Episode 5
1st plot:
As she’s getting bullied in a really bad way, Jandi thinks about all the other times that Jihoo saved her but now realizes that no one will be there to save her this time… but JUN PYO ARRIVES TO SAVE HER! He beats up her classmates. Junpyo kneels and takes Jandi into his arms, saying, “I’m sorry.” Jandi, thinking of the hotel pictures, tells him, “I didn’t do it, really.” He tells her, “It doesn’t matter. So keep your mouth shut.” She mumbles, “You still don’t believe me, do you?” Junpyo, looking upset with himself, says, “I do, I believe you!” Picking her up, he walks away from the now-subdued crowd.
2nd plot:
Back at his mansion, Junpyo insists on tending to her wounds himself. He helps her clean up, but continues to insult her, like, “Are you stupid? You should have run away!!!” They argue some more until he takes a towel to wipe Jandi’s face, and his heart starts pounding. Rattled, Junpyo shoves the towel in her face and tells her to do it, then walks outside, where he clutches his heart and takes a deep breath.
3rd plot:
After Junpyo solve the picture mystery and met Minji, he goes to find Jandi. He says he threw away all her clothes and bag cause they were all dirty and ripped. She gets angry and asks why clothes just can’t be washed and fixed, “I AM THE DAUGHTER OF A DRY CLEANERS!!” He tells her she’s being too noisy. There’s a moment when he leans over Jandi, freaking her out, but it turns out just reaching for the first aid kit, to bandage her wounds. Again, he tends to her injuries. By the time he’s done patching her up, Jandi has fallen asleep. He tucks her in, then leans down and presses a kiss to her forehead. After he leaves, Jandi opens her eyes.
4th plot:
The next morning, Jandi wakes up to find herself waited on! Junpyo had ordered his staff to replace her clothes, bag, and bike. While Jan-di eats (a lavish, gourmet) breakfast, Junpyo pays a visit to Jandi’s place.
5th plot:
Jandi met Minji and slap her. But when Jandi went back to her classroom, Minji give a teddy bear to Jandi that they will meet again. Break time, Junpyo has an announcement to make: Jandi is now officially his girlfriend. The Trio Girls collapses in disbelief and Jandi protests, but she’s ignored while the rest of the students clap and hoot. Junpyo says that from now on, doing anything against Jandi is the same thing as doing something against Junpyo and that person will suffer the consequences.
“I OBJECT!” And then, Jihoo makes his reappearance.
6th plot:
Jandi meet Junpyo cuz he gives her family a whole bunch of new furniture. He who engrossed plays driving game. Junpyo doesn’t look up from his video game, so she blocks his way until he shoves her out of the way. Junpyo tells her that he’s her boyfriend now so he’ll provide for her. She asks him if he does this to all his girlfriends and tells him, “I told you, you don’t buy friends with money, but with your heart!” He seems to consider this and she goes on, “I don’t know what girls you’ve dated before, but this really annoys me, okay?!” He says that he’s never dated anyone before!! She’s the first girl he’s ever acknowledged after all. She softens a little after that, but then explodes again.
7th plot:
Junpyo sneaks up on Jandi on her way to her job. He rolls out a coin to her and hides and laughs himself silly watching Jandi get so excited over 500 won. Then he drags her off to a department store for a shopping spree.
His staff tells Junpyo that the store can’t be cleared out just yet. Junpyo is all, “YOU EXPECT ME TO WAIT THREE HOURS?” and then sets off to clear out the store in his own way: by setting off the fire alarm. Everyone freaks out and rushes for the exit, while Junpyo is happy about it.
8th plot:
He tells Jandi that he got permission from her parents for her to go on this trip and he’s even brought Jandi’s friend along so they wouldn’t be too worried. So when Jandi and Gaeul are driven onto the tarmac of a private runway and deposited at a private jet — where F4 awaits — they’re completely baffled. Junpyo announces, “We’re going on a trip.” Jandi asks Junpyo if she’s even close enough to him to go on vacation with him and why didn’t he just ask for her opinion first! He says that he wanted to go somewhere nice with her, so all preparations have been taken care of. Jandi and Gaeul think about the porridge shop and decide that this won’t do, they have to go. They stop in their tracks when Jandi spots a sleeping Jihoo and when the flight attendant brings out a yummy meal.
9th plot:
And then, they’re in New Caledonia owned by Shinhwa. It really is gorgeous. F4, Jandi and Gaeul exploring the island.
10th plot:
Jandi and Gaeul meet a fortune-teller. The fortune-teller said that in this island, her husband with her. Gaeul excited for her and fortune-teller keep continue that her soulmate also there. Gaeul and Jandi think that Jandi husband and soulmate is the same person. The fortune-teller declines and said that the husband and soulmate are not the same person but 2 persons. And then the fortune teller tells Jandi that she’s gonna lose something important … as a woman…. Jandi awakes screaming the whole fortune-teller encounter was a dream. She’s about to tell Gaeul about her dream, but Junpyo suddenly shows up and informs her, “You’re going somewhere with me … you’ll know when we get there.” JANDI IS ALARMED. She asks Gaeul to help her. Junpyo asks Yijung to help him and Yijung stops Gaeul from getting up. Gaeul tells Jandi, “Be strong!” and Yijung asks her, “What, is Jandi going to war now?” Yijung gets to babysit Gaeul.
11th plot:
Junpyo and Jandi are out on their date. Jandi is amazed and asks how he did all of this? Is he a genie? Junpyo flips out and asks “Who is ‘genie’? Who is that jerk?!” She has to explain she means the genie from Aladdin’s lamp. She tells him that the genie can’t do everything, like it can’t kill anyone or bring anyone back to life or … make people fall in love. Junpyo says he’s better than the genie. Junpyo puts in a phone call to Jandi’s family, who urge her to have a fun time and not worry about them. Afterward, Junpyo sees her subdued reaction and wonders, “Did I do something wrong?” It looks like she’s about to cry. Jandi answers, “It’s because it’s so nice here. I wondered when my parents would have a chance to come to a place like this. My family would love to see it.” Junpyo: “Let’s come with them. We can come back with your family.” And then, Jun-pyo walks toward the water, unbuttoning his shirt, and announces it’s time to get down to business.
Episode 6
1st plot:
Junpyo undresses. Jandi nervously tells him to cut it out. Laughing at her reaction, Junpyo calls her a dummy and heads toward the water in his swim trunks. Jandi gets back at him by telling him there’s a snake by his feet, then laughs as Junpyo dashes off fearfully, believing her joke.
2nd plot:
Jandi’s drowning! She suffers a muscle cramp. Junpyo tries to go after her, but his feet won’t budge in the shallow water. A brief flashback of a body struggling in the water tells us that there’s something traumatic in Junpyo’s past that explains why he can’t swim. Instead, Jihoo darts past and swims out to rescue Jandi. Jandi is okay, thankfully, but she opens her eyes to see Junpyo walking away in the distance. He looks mighty disappointed with himself.
3rd plot:
Junpyo takes to the hot tub alone, and as he slides underwater, a flashback shows Little Junpyo flailing in water and crying out for help. Woobin and Yijung explain to Jandi that when Junpyo was six. He was kidnapped by a hyung who used to take care of him and the getaway car (with Junpyo inside) plunged into the river. Junpyo beating himself up for not coming-to-terms with his fear of water.
4th plot:
He decides to make dinner for everyone! Junpyo takes extra care with elaborate dinner preparations. He makes Jandi sit on a table where there’s a lot of food and only two places to sit. He asks her, “How can a swimmer almost drown?!” She says, “It’s possible if you get cramps!” He says he doesn’t want to see her weak like that again, so she should eat all this nutritious food. That is so sweet!
Junpyo’s plan an extravagant fireworks display! SHOWTIIIIME! He sneaks a look at Jandi, and then looks away quickly when she glances at him.
6th plot:
She comes out of her bathroom later that evening to see Junpyo unexpectedly in her room. Immediately nervous, she thinks back to her dream of the fortune teller and fears the worst. But Junpyo surprises her by kneeling at her feet and fastening an anklet on her leg. It’s a cheap trinket from the marketplace, but he warns, “It may be cheap but if you lose it, you’re dead.” Jandi touched at the gesture.
7th plot:
Jandi find Jihoo when she strolling outside and sit beside him. She finds out what happened between him and Seohyun in Paris. Suddenly, he hugs her. Then, she gets back to her room, which Junpyo is waits, worried that something happened to her. As soon as he sees her, he scolds her for going off without notice. and freaking out. Feeling guilty, Jandi tells him, “I’m sorry.” Junpyo tells her not to swim or go off on walks alone, and leaves Jandi to brood about her encounter with Jihoo.
8th plot:
Junpyo notices Jihoo’s wrist when they’re both getting breakfast and grabs his arm in alarm. Junpyo helping Jandi onto her horse. Trying not to jump to conclusions, he notices she’s not wearing the anklet he gave her. She fumbles and lies, “It’s in my room; I didn’t want to lose it running around.”
9th plot:
Junpyo and Jihoo get some drinks. Jihoo gives Junpyo the anklet/bracelet and asks him to return it to Jandi. Junpyo is out of it for the remainder of the volleyball match. Junpyo doesn’t react when the ball hurtles toward him. It hits him in the face, bloodying his nose. He mumbles that he’s fine and stumbles away drunkenly, walking into the net before managing to head off to wash up.
10th plot:
He takes Jandi along in a helicopter ride to show her something. In the air, he points out a field that’s shaped like a heart: “I’d decided that when I found a girl I liked, I’d bring her here.” She registers the meaning of those words as Junpyo smiles, asking, “Can you see my heart?” He seems very pleased with everything, but Jandi looks away uneasily.
11th plot:
That night, Woobin and Yijung announce a Jihoo emergency: They’ve learned that Seohyun is engaged. She’s lost in her distress when Junpyo finds her, and asks if she’s accepted his feelings. He leans in to kiss her. She avoids it. He tells her, “Don’t make me wait too long.”
12th plot:
Feeling bad for Jihoo, Jandi heads down to the beach to find him. She asks with tears in her eyes if the rumors of Seohyun’s engagement are true, and tells him she’s sorry. Seeing how much his pain affects her, Jihoo gathers her in a hug. Wondering, “How could I not like a girl like you?” Jihoo leans in and kisses her. When Jihoo pulls back, Junpyo stands there. He approaches slowly, then suddenly punches Jihoo and tells Jandi that he wanted to believe in her so much, but she’s just played him as a fool again. He tells her, “I showed you my whole heart … and this was your answer? Jandi replies “That’s not it. It’s not…”This time it’s really over.” Jihoo tries to call him back. Junpyo yells at him to shut up: “If you say one more word, I’ll kill you.”
13th plot:
At school, Jandi apologizes to Jihoo for the incident on the beach; she shouldn’t have gone looking for him. Jihoo says he should be the one to apologize. She replies, “I’m the one who hurt Junpyo.” I’m pretty sure they’re both guilty on that score, but I suppose she has a point. Picking up a piece of chalk from the ground, Jihoo doodles a picture of Junpyo on the wall. Jandi takes over, adding an angrier scowl and curlier hair. She laughs at first, but the smile fades and she fights tears.
14th plot:
JUNPYO HAS ANOTHER ANNOUNCEMENT. He informs everyone that Jihoo is no longer a part of the F4 and that both Jihoo and Jandi will be expelled from school within a week. Everyone gasps, and even Woobin and Yijung are shocked. The Trio Girls informs Jandi that they don’t give a crap about her being expelled, but they DO care about Jihoo getting kicked out of F4 and being expelled. They tell her she has to take responsibility for tearing the F4 apart!! Jihoo stands up for her and tells Jandi to stop making such pitiful faces.
Episode 7
1st plot:
Jandi tries to find Junpyo at school, and finally comes upon him as he exits school; he spots her and pauses for a moment. Junpyo jumps into his car and takes off, leaving Jandi behind. She gets on her bike and beats him to his house. He tries to push past her, but she insists on saying her piece, even if he doesn’t want to hear it. Jandi blocks his way inside, prompting him to run the other way. He gets into his car and sticks his tongue out at her. Then he drives off, leaving Jandi shouting after him.
2nd plot:
A sleek white sports car pulls up, the window rolls down, and a glamorous woman tells her, “Get in.” Dumbfounded, Jandi gapes, but the woman tells her to hurry: “You’re trying to catch that guy, right?” He tries to shake off his pursuer, but she maneuvers her car with smooth control and forces her way in front. Finally, she cuts Junpyo off, making him pull over suddenly and stop. Junpyo emerges from his car, ready to give the woman hell, but she grabs a wooden kendo sword and starts toward him purposefully. She uses the wooden sword to hit Junpyo, taking him to task for his rudeness: “Who taught you to treat women like that?” Junpyo protests, “Sis, you don’t even know what you’re talking about,” but he does quiet down and defer to her and her big wooden stick. Jandi learns that this awesome lady is Junpyo’s sister. Junpyo checks himself for bruises in the background. Junhee invites Jandi over to their house for a chat. Junhee apologizes to Jandi on behalf of her rude younger brother, then tells Junpyo to drive safely and meet them back at home, ignoring his insistence that Jandi is banned from their house.
3rd plot:
Junpyo heads to the principal office and orders him to expel Jihoo and Jandi. OR ELSE. His sister barges in. She hits him with her purse and he jumps on the table to get away from her, but she traps him with her knee. She grabs him by the ear. He kept going, “Noona, noona, noona, let me go, noona! NOONAAAAAA!!” Grabbing Junpyo by the ear, she forces him out of the room, then tells him, the F4 guys, and Jandi to follow.
4th plot:
Back at home, Junhee makes her proposal: Junpyo and Jihoo will settle their argument through a sports competition, best of three, winner takes all. This way, they’ll both have to acknowledge the winner and abide by the outcome, putting a clear end to the fight. If Junpyo wins, he gets to expel Jihoo and Jandi. Jihoo, then, is fighting to keep them both in school. Junhee says that the three people involved (Jihoo, Jandi, and Junpyo) will take turns drawing balls out of a machine to determine what three sports they will be competing in. Jandi, Jihoo, and Junpyo each pick a different ball and the first test is revealed (Junpyo’s pick): Horseback riding.
5th plot:
This is Jihoo’s area of expertise, and he is heavily favored to win. Knowing he’s at a disadvantage, Junpyo pushes himself to train for the event in the two days preceding the competition. Jihoo, meanwhile, picks out his horse but doesn’t train. On the day of the race, everyone heads out — Junhee, Jandi, F4, and their Shinhwa classmates — to the equestrian center. The race starts inside the arena, then heads outdoors. After a lap indoors, Jihoo is leading as they approach a forking of the trail, one side marked safe and the other indicating danger. Junpyo knows he’s not going to win against Jihoo on the normal route, so he takes another more dangerous one … not heeding his coach’s warning that the horse, Jupiter, won’t be able to ride again if he takes that route. Back inside the arena, everyone waits for the racers, fully expecting to see Jihoo leading. Unexpectedly, Junpyo gallops in first.
6th plot:
Jihoo takes the loss gracefully enough, treating Jan-di with calm good humor when she comes up to him afterward. She pets his horse — which is named Rui — and feeds it a treat affectionately. Jihoo offers to take Jandi on a ride, and leads her on the horse outdoors. Junpyo has permanently handicapped his horse. Hearing that his horse won’t ever race again, he’s overwhelmed with guilt for being so aggressive with the animal. His sister tells him that he might have won that one equestrian match, but not anything else. She hopes that he’s learned from this, or his horse’s sacrifice would have been for nothing.
7th plot:
The second competition tilts the advantage the other way, because now Junpyo is the clear favorite: racecars. It’s not merely that Junpyo is a good racer, but Jihoo struggles even to drive. It’s not merely that Junpyo is a good racer, but Jihoo struggles even to drive. Jihoo sits in his racecar, trembling too much to turn the key in the ignition. Then he puts his head down on the steering wheel in frustration and beats at it. He covers his ears to drown out the screaming in his memories. Jihoo knows he’s not gonna win the race against Junpyo normally, so begins the mind game! Jihoo and Jandi eat lunch together at the racetrack. Jandi asks Jihoo not to continue with this anymore, but Jihoo says that Seohyun taught him how to drive and he’ll be okay. Junpyo is actually out there driving on the racetrack and loses control of his car when he sees Jihoo with Jandi.
8th plot:
The day of the race, Woobin tries one last time to persuade Junpyo to give up, while Yijung does the same with Jihoo. Both are unsuccessful, so the best they can do is tell the competitors to be careful. Gaeul worriedly asks Jihoo if he’s going to be all right, hoping he has some kind of secret weapon up his sleeve. At that moment, Junpyo walks in, and the two shoot daggers at each other. Jihoo tells Gaeul that he does, in fact, have a secret weapon — and then bends down affectionately to embrace Jandi. Jandi resists a little at his unexpected hug, but he tells her to play along — this may be a cheap tactic but it’s all he’s got. Junpyo watches incredulously as Jihoo places a kiss on Jandi’s forehead. Jihoo walks off, thinking, “Junpyo, I’m sorry. I want to protect her, even if it’s like this.” With that scene playing in his head, Junpyo takes to the track, trailing Jihoo at first. Amazing at how Jihoo’s debilitating fear of driving is miraculously cured! He’s even leading for the first half of the race but Junpyo’s mind involuntarily flashes back to the kiss, and in that second of distraction, he veers off course and skids, allowing Jihoo to zoom ahead to the finish line.
9th plot:
The last challenge (picked by Jandi) is revealed. It turns out to be SWIMMING! Junpyo refuses to participate. Unfortunately, Junhee reminds him, if he forfeits, Jihoo wins. Yijung says that he will swim for Junpyo because he cannot forgive Jihoo quite that easily. Woobin is in too, for Junpyo. But Jandi speaks up too — if Yijung gets to take Junpyo’s place, then she wants to take Jihoo’s. Junhee warns that she’ll be given no handicap going against a guy and Junpyo argues that she should stay out of it, but Jandi says this involves her life too. She feels she should participate in determining her own fate. So, they start training.
10th plot:
As Jandi walks outside that night, Junpyo pulls up in his car. He asks her where she’s going so late at night. She says she’s going to train for the swimming competition because “we” (her and Jihoo) have to win. Junpyo reacts to her phrasing: “We?” He asks her WHY it has to be Jihoo? Then he grabs her into a hug. He wants to hear her say that she likes him, just this one time.
Episode 8
1st plot:
Junpyo is hugging Jandi and begging her to say, just once, that she likes him. She pushes him away. Then he’s like, “Aish, why did I fall for a girl like you?” Then he tells her that she’s lost this last chance and regardless of how much she cries tomorrow, he won’t look after her anymore. “That’s what I wanted,” she says. He leaves. Jandi repeats to herself, not very convincingly, “I won’t regret it. I won’t ever regret it.”
2nd plot:
It’s the day of the swimming match! The swimmers take their positions and the relay begins; Jihoo takes an immediate lead over Woobin. Thus when Jandi begins her lap, she’s got a head start over Yijung, and at the turn, she’s leading by a full body length. Jandi and Yijung are neck and neck as their hands reach out toward the wall… and everything goes dark. The lights have been switched off. When they flicker back on, everyone looks around in confusion and wonders who won, but nobody was able to see the crucial final moment. Junhee notices that it was her brother that turned off the lights.
3rd plot:
Jandi and Jihoo walk around together in awkward silence until Jihoo asks her, “Do you want to … go out on a date?”
4th plot:
When F2 drops by, Junpyo is contemplating a toy robot and musing aloud, “Gu Junpyo, you sure are paying back your debt.” By way of explanation, Junpyo brings up a wooden robot Jihoo had once had as a kid, which Little Junpyo wanted to play with. Little Jihoo didn’t want to give it away, but he’d grabbed it anyway, then tripped on the ground. The robot clattered to the pavement, and an incoming car flattened it with its tires.
5th plot:
In the morning, Yijung and Woobin try to wrangle a resistant Junpyo out of bed. Not in the mood to go out, he refuses, stubbornly remaining under the covers. The guys look at each other knowingly and mention the one thing sure to rouse Junpyo’s interest: Jihoo’s date with Jandi. They oh-so-innocently speculate over what will happen during the date: “Maybe they’ll take in the sunlight and nap together?” “And she’ll sleep on his arm?”
6th plot:
The actual date starts off nicely with a ride on Jihoo’s horse, which is followed by walking and conversation. Jandi’s rather enjoying herself — until Jihoo steers them to Namsan Tower.
Suddenly assailed with memories of the day she spent here with Junpyo, Jandi glances over to the spot where Junpyo had waited for her in the snow, her mood subduing. She remains quiet as they head inside and, at Jihoo’s suggestion, take the cable car. Jihoo enjoys the view, but Jandi doesn’t even look outside, distracted with memories of the night spent in the cold car with Junpyo. Something catches her eye, and we finally see what it is that Junpyo had written on the wall with Jandi’s pen:
Gu Junpyo ♥ Geum Jandi. "Our first night!"
7th plot:
The couple heads to Jihoo’s house. Jandi looks around at the luxurious house, noting pictures of Jihoo with Seohyun as children. When asked why nobody’s around, Jihoo explains that he prefers his staff to be gone when he’s home: “But it’s strange, I’m not uncomfortable around you. For some reason, I find you comfortable and fun. Something about you is warm.” The flattery flusters Jandi, her uneasiness growing when Jihoo looks at her meaningfully to say, “I think I understand why Junpyo likes you.” He leans in to kiss her but then she avoids and gives attention to Jihoo and Seohyun picture in front of her. Jihoo tells Jandi that she’s helped him be able to let his first love, Seohyun, go. Then he falls asleep on Jandi’s shoulder. Jandi says that Seohyun has also helped her, in that she can finally let her first love, Jihoo.
8th plot:
When F4 is gathered on the rink, Junpyo says in a challenging tone, “Thought this was date night for you. Why’d you call us out?” Coolly, Jihoo answers that he’d planned on a nice date night, but things got boring: “I don’t care for easy girls.” Junpyo’s hackles raise at this insult toward Jandi and the other two warn Jihoo to cut it out, but Jihoo continues carelessly, painting Jandi as eager and clinging. Because of Seohyun, he’d almost been tempted to take her up on the offer — “But she wasn’t good for anything other than passing the time.” Having deliberately pushed Junpyo’s buttons, Jihoo takes to the ice and the four begin their “game” Hampered by his anger and a singular goal to body-check Jihoo at every opportunity, Junpyo’s fury trips him up and Jihoo out-skates him. When he finally does slam into Jihoo, Junpyo flings off his helmet and starts pounding him. Jihoo points out, “She doesn’t matter to you now.” Junpyo: “She does! Even if she doesn’t, it matters!” “If you hurt Jandi, I’ll kill you!” Jihoo sighs, “You should have just said that from the start.” Jihoo continues, “See? You can’t give her up. You should’ve been honest so I didn’t have to do all this.” Far from appeased, Junpyo glares at him, calls him a crazy bastard, and storms off.
9th plot:
That night, Jandi is lost in thoughts of Junpyo when she gets a call from his phone. From Yijung! Jandi rushes to the hospital, so frazzled she’s wearing mismatched shoes, panicked about Yijung’s news. Arriving at a private hospital room bearing Junpyo’s name, Jandi starts to tear up. Preparing herself for the sight, she enters, and Yijung greets her with a solemn look. Woo-bin sits bedside by an unconscious Junpyo, begging him to wake up. Jihoo’s there as well. He tells Jandi that Junpyo was going to go see her to apologize, but something like this had to happen….She holds Junpyo’s hand and Jandi said “Wake up. Why won’t you wake up? I have so much to say to you, to fight with you about, to explain to you. What’s wrong? Jandi pleads “I’m the one who should apologize. Gu Junpyo, I wronged you. I lied to you. When you left after asking me to say those words, I regretted it. Gu Junpyo, wake up! Now I think I can tell you those words you wanted to hear, but how can I when you’re like this? Wake up!”
Happy to oblige, he does. His eyes pop open and he asks, grinning, “For real?” Jandi blinks in bewilderment as the guys marvel at Jandi’s proof of devotion. Junpyo leans toward her eagerly, wanting to hear her make good on her promise: “Say those words you just promised you’d say.” Junpyo thoroughly enjoys the moment, and Jandi beats him up in retaliation. He points out that Jandi was in such a rush to see Junpyo that SHE IS WEARING A SHOE ON ONE FOOT AND A SLIPPER ON ANOTHER. Woobin goes, “Isn’t it cold?!” He comments that Jandi is amazing and that if he were Junpyo, he could die happily now.
10th plot:
Junpyo takes Jandi out to play golf. He approves of her outfit, but not her lack of golf skills.
Then, he takes her out to eat some really awesome-looking sashimi, appreciating the sight of Jandi stuffing herself silly. When dinner is over, Jandi gazes longingly at the huge spread still left uneaten. Feeling it would be a waste to leave all that behind, as they’re leaving, Jandi tells Junpyo to go on ahead, then sneaks back inside to get the rest wrapped to go. Jandi bumps into someone, who turns out to be part of a group date including the Three Trio Girls. Jandi’s boxed leftovers spill out onto the ground, and seeing that she’s alone, the girls waste no time mocking her for taking people’s leftovers. They’re caught up in laughter when Junpyo enters, sees the food on the ground, and takes stock of the situation. One of the guys tells him that his new taste is a bit weird and then asks, “Is she your maid or something?” One of the guys tells him that his new taste is a bit weird and then asks, “Is she your maid or something?” Junpyo threatens to have said guy’s company shut down by tomorrow. The guy apologizes to Junpyo, but Junpyo tells him, “Not to me” and directs him to Jandi and he did. They leave.
Next, they watch a movie in the car at Junpyo’s private drive-in theater, where the pressure of being alone starts getting to both of them. Jandi worrying, “Why is this so awkward?!” “Why is it so stuffy in here?” “Why are we watching this scene where the couple is kissing?!” “You better not look at me, Junpyo, or I’ll really kill you!” And Junpyo worrying, “How do I act natural?” “It’s so hot, but I think she’ll go crazy if I took off my clothes right now, so I must put up with it like a man!” Their hands accidentally meet as they both reach for popcorn, and Junpyo takes that as his signal to make his move. He leans in closer, their hearts start to race, Jandi closes her eyes in anticipation…and then her phone rings. Immediately, Junpyo retreats and the moment is broken.
11th plot:
Turns out her family is calling to glory over the latest extravagance: When Jandi arrives home that night, they’re eating a lavish spread just like the one she had for dinner, sent courtesy of Junpyo.
12th plot:
Thus she reacts with alarm to Junpyo’s unannounced arrival at home that night. Her family welcomes him enthusiastically, completely won over when Junpyo addresses her parents as “Father” and “Mother.” She protests when Junpyo makes the rather odd request that they put him up for the night, but she’s outnumbered: everyone else jumps to accommodate him.
12th plot:
They all cram into the master bedroom to sleep. While everyone else sleeps, he tells Jandi, “I came without really planning anything, but this is a ton of fun.” He jokes about the sleeping arrangement, but muses, “Still, with everyone sleeping under the same blanket, doesn’t it seem like a family?” In order to avoid continuing the conversation, Jan-di pretends to have fallen asleep — leaving Junpyo to fend for himself against her snoring, mumbling, crowding father and brother.
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