Not even a noona romance but an ahjumma romance haha. I was curious how they’d play this one out. She’s even got the perm. The hero is a rascal, but the heroine isn’t too far behind with her immaturity. They do kind of suit each other with the silly games they play to deal with their problems and get what they want. It’s always interesting when the hero treats a heroine badly and then when they see another guy step on her, he feels like that’s not right. Gae Hwa - “I think I would be really glad if you succeeded.” Min Woo - “What’s so good about other people succeeding? You have to succeed yourself.” For an ego-centric star, this is a nice turn around for Min Woo. Chae Rim is a great actress. I loved how her tears were so natural and sincere. I really liked her personality. She was all the good and funny things about an ahjumma. Determined, motherly and practical. Also, Chae Rim is so cute. She’s direct, it’s lovely. Min Woo is not the most charming of rascals, but when he tries to make things right, he does it well. It’s quite unusual for a drama to make the hero go through a maturing process. The way he makes amends is so adorable. It was a real nice change to have the hero have to go through that development process. I liked the whole dad vibe he ended up cultivating. It was so sweet and also weighty that this young guy who didn’t care about anything but himself started to care about his little family of females. “What is this? They’re only having fun amongst themselves. Aigoo. Aigoo Aigoo.” Kim Yoo Bin is so intensely cute. Even Min Ji the daughter is really nice and clever.