Episode-11 (Part-1)

Our dimple couple bid goodbye for the night. Hye-Jin asks him to not call her tonight since they’re not yet in a relationship. Well, it is not a secret anymore how Hye-Jin’s actions often contradict her words. She searches about Lake Baikal, which happens to be the deepest lake in the world, located in Rusia. Touched by the metaphors, Hye-Jin breaks her own rules and calls Du-Sik. The two share another lovey-dovey conversation and I am not even complaining.

Du-Sik asks Hye-Jin to walks towards her desk and looks at her childhood photo–the ones that his grandpa took. Hye-Jin starts to reminisce that she is bawling so much that day. “Do you remember the boy that makes you laugh that day? It’s me!” says Du-Sik. She finally remembers him. Later, Hye-Jin also shares her memories of a boy that she encountered at a convenience store when she runs away to Gongjin during the high-school days. Du-Sik realizes that he is the boy after confirming that he gives her 100 won to buy milk. The two begin to have goosebumps after realizing they already had two unexpected encounters at Gongjin before. As if their fate intertwines, timing is everything.

On the other side, Sung-Hyun is facing his fate as he comes face to face with Hye-Jin. Honestly, as much as I adore our dimple couple, Sung-Hyun and Hye-Jin’s story is as warm as a cup of tea that you sip during sunset. The heartfelt confrontation starts with Hye-Jin reminiscing about their college days. She is grateful because Sung-Hyun is the first person to ever show concern for her well-being. His “Let’s eat,” “Let’s play,” “Let’s be happy,” is like a magic spell that brings lots of comfort to her. Moreover, Hye-Jin is a person who is always busy and on the run. Their throwbacks are truly heartwarming.

Hye-Jin finally comes clear with her feelings. She expresses her regrets for not being confident enough to confess sooner because of the thoughts that he always sees her during the lowest point. “I have always had feelings for you… But…