Tan grumbles to see Young-do calling her again and answers the phone, calling himself her boyfriend and dismissing Young-do.

So Myung-soo bangs and yells for a while, then goes away. Someone tugs at the door, but Tan assures her that theyвЂ™re in no danger of discovery, because he changed the passcode. Instead, she asks why he was crying, and they dodge each otherвЂ™s questions for a while (he jokes that his tears are from global warming endangering the penguins). He asks where she spent the last few nights, and I donвЂ™t understand why Eun-sang just doesnвЂ™t tell him she crashed with Bo-na.

Tan brings Eun-sang to Myung-sooвЂ™s workshop and fiddles with the lock, saying they can spend the night here. And also the thing I did most to hurt Tan.вЂќ He replies, вЂњBecause itвЂ™s the best thing IвЂ™ve done till now. Rachel berates Young-do for sitting on this important piece of information, but to her surprise he tells her to keep this secret: вЂњItвЂ™s not a request, itвЂ™s a warning.вЂќ Rachel is understandably confused to find him protecting Tan and asks why. That will drive up the price of the stock, and Mama wants a piece of that action. Still, RachelвЂ™s mother decides to hold off on breaking the engagement formally for a while, because the two Kim brothers are about to launch into a stock-buying spree in a race to push each other out. Rachel and her mother go home in a temper-itвЂ™s an insult to them, and an engagement is out of the question now. He looks further crushed at that, but then Eun-sang steps close to envelop him in a hug. Tan repeats her words from California when sheвЂ™d offered to take his hand and run away when heвЂ™s in danger, and he asks if those words are still valid here in Korea. Without knowing whatвЂ™s going on, she senses his turmoil and mirrors his tears. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.ДЄfter outing the truth of his birth to his would-be in-laws, Tan comes to Eun-sang emotionally drained. Papercut Project вЂ“ вЂњм•Њкі м‹¶м–ґвЂќ (I Want To Know) ДЄudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Pretty Man premiered with a lowish 6.3%, which is still better than the languishing Medical Top Team at 5.7% (which, believe it or not, is a big jump up from its 3.6% last week). Wow, Heirs took a huge jump in the ratings this week ( Secret just ended), and took home a 20.9% rating. But steps forward are nothing to sniff at, especially when theyвЂ™re so few and far between. Okay, maybe not all of those things are steps up in a traditional sense. Who has the patience for that? Not that angst has gone anywhere today, but at least itвЂ™s taking a bit of a backseat while characters step it up with confessions, decisions, and acts of teenage rebellion. This episode steps it up on the humor front, which is a welcome turn because oh my god the mopey angst. 394 NovemJanuHeirs: Episode 13 by javabeans

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