Se centra en la vida de un hombre y una mujer joven. El joven Lee Ahn (Park Jin Young) gana una habilidad que no puede controlar. Al tocar la piel de alguien, puede leer sus secretos. La joven Jae In (Shin Ye Eun) no se detendrá ante nada para ocultar los secretos en su corazón.
Desde el primer capítulo me atrapó por completo. Usualmente le doy a dramas todo el capítulo 1 para convencerme si vale la pena verlo o no; pero a este creo que solo le tomó 10 minutos para que le dijera sí.
Es un kdrama muy, muy MUY interesante. Es la mezcla perfecta entre misterio y romance con la dosis ligera de humor. Incluso las risitas raras del fondo me daban risa.
En cuanto a la habilidad de Lee Ahn, realmente no hay mucha lógica detrás de su habilidad ni límites o reglas más allá del contacto piel con piel, pero es muy interesante y divertido de ver. La trama es una MUY buena trama de misterio; los personajes, profundos y significativos. AMÉ a la protagonista, me sentí muy identificada con ella en cuanto a su personalidad.
En general, el drama está súper bueno, te mantiene enganchada desde el inicio hasta el final de cada capítulo. Apenas empieza un nuevo capítulo y ya no quieres dejar de verlo. Apenas termina un capitulo y ya quieres continuar con el siguiente. REPITO, MUY buena trama policiaca y de misterio.
Es un gran rompecabezas con un número desconocido de piezas, y cada capítulo se descubren varias piezas y no sabes si habrá más o es el final.
Pd. Park Jin Young me enamoró <3 , especialmente su personaje. Quería ver este kdrama antes de ver The Devil Judge (donde Ji Sung oppa actúa <3), pero no quería que llevarme una gran decepción en caso de que el segundo personaje principal interpretado por Park Jin Young no me gustase; pero ahora estoy convencida de que amaré The Devil Judge.
Pd2. ¡El hermano de Lee Ahn, Kang Sung Mo (interpretado por Kim Kwon) me gustó mucho! No conocía al actor y además de él, me gustó su personaje y su actuación! Me recordó un poco a Lee Jong Suk en While You Were Sleeping en cuanto al físico.
Pd3. [SPOILER ALERT] Yo apostaba por la pareja entre Kang Seung Mo y la detective Eun Ji Soo; y me entristeció mucho que muriera :( no se lo merecía, merecía un final feliz junto con Seung Mo porque yo sí creo que sí la quería. Sí, es verdad, lo reprimía por su pasado pero sí la quería. Su muerte es mi queja más grande y por eso la historia no logró 5 estrellas a pesar de que me encantó.
A/N: Because after those last few episodes I know most of us need a little pick me up. Be prepared to get diabetes. It probably has a little angst in it..but not much, I think. I really hope tumblr doesn’t mess with the format.
Rating: K
Summary: An AU epilogue of sorts (Canon Compliant up to episode 12 maybe?) in which it’s moving day. Some slight sprinklings of Ji Soo x Sung Mo.
It was a mess. It was chaos, honestly. Boxes holding various items were strewn across the floor, some were stacked on top of others. It was a safety hazard in the making and he was to say something about it, if he didn’t just have to dodge said boxes.
“Ah Hyung, you're back!” Lee Ann looked up mid-pause from eating his chicken. Seung Mo supposed the chicken delivery had come. He wasn’t able to hear it from the 2nd level though. That may pose a problem. He'd have to ask the electrician about it later.
“Yes, I’m here. It’s as if I didn’t leave.”
Lee Ahn laughed, eyes crinkling at the corners, and Seung Mo had a flashback of a young boy pulling on his parents hands, feet practically dancing in anticipation of something. And then again, another image of the same boy, running up to him, hugging tightly. Small hands that felt warm despite the chill of winter.
“Sorry, Hyung, ahh..” he looked up, eyes darting around for an answer. “Ah! Ji Soo Noona asked me to help her with the boxes.”
“Oi,” Ji Soo slapped him on the back of his head with one of the paper plates. “Did we raise you to tell lies..ah,” she paused, “I did ask him about the case he was working on though.”
“See, I wasn’t avoiding-“
Seung Mo turned to woman in front of him, “You know you’re not supposed to be involved in any of the cases right now.”
“Yes, yes, yes,” she waved him off and handed him a plate of chicken and rolls. “But I was just asking. It’s not like I’m actively in the field..”
Seung Mo leveled a look at her. She tapped Ahn on his shoulder and mock-whispered. “Hey, he's getting better at that look don’t you think.”
Ahn, gave a shudder, playing his role well. “Scary.” He said rubbing his arms, pretending to ward off some imaginary cold when it was in the middle of summer. Seung Mo looked at them both, smiles tugging at the edges of their mouths. It was difficult to keep a straight face around them. He already felt the tell-tale twitch at the corner of his mouth.
He shook his head, and let out a soft chuckle. The smiles on their faces became wider and Seung Mo felt a familiar tug on his chest. He didn't know if he'd ever get used to it. This complete and utter lightness they brought to his life. The fact that he was allowed to feel this way was another thing he was trying to wrap his head around. He wasn’t quite sure if he’d ever be able to.
“Appa,” Jae in turned to her father. “You know there’s an extra room for you right? Prosecutor Kang even said so.” They were nearing the house now. A spacious two-storey building that had enough rooms for a large family and plenty of yard space with cheerful, yellow flowers decorating the graden.
Her father smiled. It was a mix of wistfulness and peace that had Jae In frowning. It was a conversation they had many times and still his answer was the same.
“Jae In,” he said as he put the car in park. “You shouldn’t worry about me. You kids don’t need me underfoot.”
She wanted to argue with him but she was hitting a dead end every time. Lee Ahn had asked him, Officer Eun had asked him. Even Prosecutor Kang had asked him, but it was all to no avail. Her father was a brick wall that wouldn’t be moved. He was stubborn in his insistence to stick to his decision. What else could she say for him to change his mind? “Appa.” It was a complaint and a plea in one.
“Jae In.” He patted her hair and smoothed it backwards. “My pretty daughter, I won’t be going anywhere.” He took in a deep breath, “We..” He started. “We’re not separated anymore. I’ll still be here at anytime you need me.” It was said softly, but was no less powerful in its impact. All at once, a lump formed in her throat making it difficult to swallow. She remembered all the years she spent believing and doubting her father. She thought of all the times when she wished he was there, and how she nearly lost him. “Abeoji.”
Her father let out a shaky laugh and looked up in the sky.
“The sky is so vast don’t you think? Yet you and I, we’re standing under this same sky.” He looked at her again. “We’re not so far away are we?” He laughed again, the sound less heavy than what she heard from him recently. “Besides I’m just a couple of minutes away. Now why don’t we go inside?”
The day was coming to a close, but the night was still going strong. The boxes, while, not quite emptied, had found some semblance of structure and they’d mostly gotten all the important rooms sorted out. They would have might have been able to finish unpacking everything that day because shortly after Jae In and her father arrived, Dae Bong and So Hyun followed. Then Jae In’s aunt came in, and afterwards Dr. Hong stopped by. No one had left and the day was inter-spread with the occasional laughter, beer and more food. Somehow, through it all, work on the house managed to be done.
Seung Mo wasn’t too sure how he felt about that many people in their house. But the people he cared about were happy and thriving. His gaze landed on Ji Soo. He took a second, almost glancing away before he remembered he didn’t have to hide, that there was nothing to protect them from because the true perpetrator could never harm them. He traced her features with his eyes. The curve of her smile, the lightness in her eyes. Just the entire way her body would radiate strength and purpose. Ji Soo would always be committed to his memory.
“I’m glad.” A voice broke his train of thought and he looked up.
Jae-In’s father was staring at him. Sometime between after his release and now, Jae In’s father had become a constant in all their lives. That’s why he wanted him with them. It wasn’t only because of the guilt, although, that did play a major part. He had ruined the older man’s life, ruined Jae In’s life. And yet this man just told Seung Mo he was happy?
Some confusion must have shown on Seung Mo’s face because he then said, “The young boy Officer Lee and I saw, the kid we thought we might not be able to help. He’s doing well.”
It somehow managed to shift his entire thought process on its axis, while at the same time not. They were alright. They were happy. These were facts. It was what he had been telling himself. What he believed. Still doubts remained. The worry that somehow this was all a dream, that he was still running and hiding, that he was still trapped.
At times he wondered if he even deserved it? This stroke of seemingly good luck. But then he dismissed it. He dismissed them all. He didn’t have to convince himself that everything was good because, even if he still wished he said something to someone prior to the fire, he couldn’t help but think – he looked a Jae In who was smiling at something Lee Ahn did, and to Lee Ahn himself who was talking animatedly to Dae Bong – this was exactly what he wanted and the future, he thought as he looked at Ji Soo, her hand resting on the swell of her stomach, her eyes caught his and he felt his lips curve upwards.
I'm sorry everyone but it's a given for me that Ji Soo is gonna get hurt. We've all been through this. Just when characters drop their guard down that's exactly when shit hits the fan and Ji Soo's not even trying to protect herself anymore.
