wandering thoughts...my K-World

Episode 9  It started with a kiss!  The 15 seconds challenged of our vainly Song Yi to Min Joon was almost over when he grabbed her and passionately kiss her. Was she surprised? I think so. She did not see it coming. But she received it with all her heart. The downside was, Min Joon's heart beat so fast it gave him a high temperature. Song Yi was flustered, restless and could not sleep. Affected by the kiss. Both were having the after effects and to someone like me who is watching them on screen, I could not help but laugh at the humor it gave and the irony of having that kiss. It was like "you can't eat your cake and have it". Yup, the situation is not good for Min Joon. Guess kissing Song Yi was his explanation of exchanging saliva with humans which is a no, no for an alien like him. I wonder what will happen if it was body fluids that he will receive? [laughed out loud here!] He said that too to attorney Jang. While Song Yi is realizing slowly what is hap...

Shin Jung Tae faced one of the toughest fighter in Dobi Nori gang led by Hwang Bong Sik. He was second in command Poong Cha. Jung Tae accused the group of stealing his hard earned money he was saving for Chung A's medicine. He showed that he was not scared and that he would fight. Poong Cha gave him what he came for and he was just to tough for Jung Tae to beat. I think his passion, his strong character impressed Bong Sik. He was seeing Poong Cha when he was also the same age as Jung Tae. A fighter. The incident made Dobi Nori interested enough to take care of his wounds and make him one of the boys. Poong Cha, although a gangster showed that he can be gentle and human. In the hospital where Jung Tae recuperate, Poong Cha visited him and fed him and advised him. The  most worried of the situation was of course Jjang Ddol. He went to Ok Ryeon and told her about what happened. The young girl was so agitated and worried she took the money from the box in the store and run...

will add more tomorrow..net connection is very slow. end