Episode
3
As the episode starts we see Won Young
sleeping in his part time job and is awaken by a call from the person who took
his mobile by mistake. She asks him to take it to her and he doesn’t want to do
it until she offers him $300 as a reward.
Woo Ri is hating all the couples in the world and has decided is time for her to get a job, so she is set on making it happen.
Won Young gets to the place where the
mobile owner works. She is at a TV station and they are having some sort of live
music festival.
The girl has been watching Won Young's videos
on his mobile and I have the feeling that she remembers him from before. And,
drum roll please, one of the bands can’t play. How, oh, how are they going to
find a band that can cover that spot right now! -_-. It’s so cliché. Besides, she mentioned she received a
text message from said band before but how? She didn’t have her phone with her?
Woo Ri has been worried since she found out
that Won Young didn’t make it back to the house and calls him ‘accidentally’ to
see if he’s ok. But of course, the girl answers and Woo Ri starts having a
break down. Just then a message comes telling her that she has passed one
stage of an interview and is set for another one. There, of course is the guy
who is in love with her but she doesn’t notices him, even after she drinks some
of his coffee.
Nina (that’s the name of the girl – the
mobile owner) asks Won Young to play so he calls his band members who get there
in a flash.
At first the band doesn’t get any reaction
from the public, that’s it until they start to play.
Meanwhile Woo Ri is looking for a book in
the library but its too far up. But there's Hyun Woo (the guy who is secretly in
love with her) who gets the book for her while she stumbles backwards into him.
So both of them have met their new romantic
interest, even if they don’t know it yet. This episode was not bad but it was
pure cliché. Sometimes we love clichés but not a whole episode of it. With this
drama I still can decide if I like it or not. Let wait for the next one and
see.
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