[Official] Ryu Jun Yeol ❤ Hyeri Official Thread (Junghwan & Deoksun of Reply 1988)

[hailaft]

I ran out of ideas in the end, but finished the fanfic nonetheless. Hope you guys enjoy it as usual

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Deok Sun smiled after seeing the shortlist for the next round of audition. Her name was the second on the list. Sung Soo Yeon.

It had been years since she used that name. That name was forgotten when she didn’t get accepted to any university in Seoul five years ago. Eventually she settled in a junior college, majoring in theater. She started auditioning for small parts in television drama even before graduating. By now, she’s been in a dozen of dramas, acted as the heroine’s schoolmate or one of the hero’s colleagues.

This is the first time she passed the audition for a bigger part, the hero’s sister in a daily drama. She might even have a love interest. She laughed to herself when thinking about it.

She walked through the broadcast station building while looking around. If she’s lucky, she could meet actors or even singers. She saw Seo Tai Ji once, though from a far. Not that she could go closer, with all that crazy fan girls.

She waited for the lift in the lobby and got in right away when the door opened. Two people already stood inside, holding boxes full with all kind of costumes, looked like they were working in the variety show department. The boxes were so full, she couldn’t even see if they were guys or girls. She smiled to herself, suddenly remembered that new gag she saw in television last night.

“Yah, I’m hungry,” one of them told the other one.

“Do you think I’m not? I didn’t even eat lunch,” his friends answered. Deok Sun felt her heart skipped a beat. She would recognize that voice and that tone anywhere, even when she didn’t hear it for years. It was Kim Jung Hwan’s.

“I want to eat kimbap, at least,” Jung Hwan’s friend whined again.

“I think there were some left down stair,” Jung Hwan told him.

Deok Sun was torn between greeting him or not. What should she say? She hadn’t even seen him for at least two years. Oh, who is she kidding, it had been two years and a half. She even remembered the last time she saw him. It was after one of Dong Ryong’s musicals. She went backstage to give him a bouquet and she saw Jung Hwan talking to him, linking his arm with his date.

In the end, she waited until he left before she gave Dong Ryong the bouquet.

The lift stopped on the second floor. She flinched when the door opened and Jung Hwan move forward to hold the door open. He didn’t even look at her, too busy keeping the costumes inside the box he was holding. His friend stepped outside and he followed him. The door was still opened.

“Jung Hwan-ah!” she couldn’t resist it. She wanted him to see her.

Jung Hwan turned his head and froze when he see her. She got out of the lift before the door closed. They looked at each other, couldn’t find anything to say.

“Yah, Kim Jung Hwan, what are you doing?” his friend came back and asked him. Jung Hwan ignored him.

“What are you doing here?” he asked to her.

“I’m auditioning for a drama,” she answered.

He blinked once, twice, but he didn’t say anything. She looked at his friend who was still waiting.

“He’s waiting for you,” she said to him. Jung Hwan looked at his friend and then back at her. “Wait here, okay? I’ll be back.”

Jung Hwan followed his friend inside the office. Deok Sun tried to calm herself down and then figured out what to say to him. She wanted to ask so many questions to him. Why would an engineering major graduate from Seoul University work in a variety show department? Since when? Didn’t he hate gags? She knew he only tolerated those silly gags because his father loved them so much.

Deok Sun could see Junghwan walked toward her through the glass door. He was looking at her but she couldn’t read his expression. He was getting better in hiding his emotions.

“Do you mind going to a restaurant in front of the building with me? I haven’t had lunch,” he told her and she nodded.

He pushed the lift button and they waited in silence. She had so much to say, but no words escaped her mouth. It was so awkward between them, she started regretting calling him before. She should just let him passed by.

“Did you pass the audition?” he asked.

“I passed the first round,” she answered.

“So you’ll come here again for the second one?”

“Yes.”

The lift door opened and they both went out. They didn’t say anything when they walked to the restaurant. He ordered for himself before he turned to her.

“Do you want to eat something?” he asked. Deok Sun shook his head. It wasn’t exactly meal time. It was 3 in the afternoon.

“You always had your lunch at this time?” she asked, couldn’t help worrying. He shook his head.

“The shooting got so late, that’s why no one had lunch,” he answered while they both sat down in front of each other.

Silence again. She didn’t know what to do so she poured tea for both of them. He accepted it without word.

“I didn’t even know you work here,” she finally said. He snorted. She flinched, ready for some scolding. He didn’t though, he only sighed.

“How could you know? I haven’t met you for years,” he said matter-of-factly. She rolled her eyes. Even after her family moved from Ssangmundong, news still traveled fast between their parents.

“I haven’t met your hyung for years too, but I knew about his new travel book,” she said. Jung Hwan laughed. It broke the ice between them and she smiled in relieve.

“Your mom came to our house last week,” he said, still laughing. “Hyung gave her the book himself.”

“Yeah, mom gave it to me,” she said.

“I actually applied to the drama department, you know,” he suddenly told her. “But I got accepted in the variety.”

“If you work in the drama department, we could meet sooner,” she said, looked at him to see his reaction.

“Maybe I should,” he smiled when he said that, but he didn’t elaborate. His food finally came and he dug in right away.

“Do you still see the other guys often?” she asked.

“Sun Woo practically live in the hospital, so I rarely see him. Dong Ryong moved out of his house, but his studio isn’t far from here. Sometimes we went out for a drink,” he answered, but hesitated before continued his words. “Taek’s match schedules always overlapped with my shooting schedule. It’s been months since I saw him.”

“Sun Woo came to our house almost every weekend,” she told him. “Taek came with him last week.”

She didn’t see Jung Hwan’s expression changed for a second. He kept eating for a while without saying anything.

“Taek will go to Japan next month for a tournament and he said I can go with him for free!” she was excited about it. Taek said she could explore Tokyo by herself during the match.

“Good for you,” Jung Hwan snapped and it surprised her. She scoffed. Five years didn’t change him after all.

“That’s why you have to keep friends like Taek close,” she said, tried to be patience.

“Said someone who avoided me like a plague for years,” Jung Hwan snorted.

What? Deok Sun thought she heard him wrong. How dare he say that when he was the one who avoided her in the first place, started in their last year in high school. After she moved and they both went to college, it was only natural for them to drift apart. Although she admitted she never made effort to stay in touch with him. What was the point? He would reject her anyway.

“You’re the one who avoided me first!” she frowned, almost shaking with anger.

“I saw you came to Dong Ryong’s musical but you left after you saw me, right?” Jung Hwan looked angry too.

Because you took your girlfriend with you and I could stand it, okay? Is that so hard for you to understand? She wished she could say that.

“I came to see Dong Ryong, not you,” she said that instead, as coldly as she could manage. He was still glaring at her and she avoided his gaze. She hated the fact that he could still affect her this much, even after five years.

She even dated a few guys during those years but she would think about him from time to time, wondering what did go wrong with them. What could have happened between them back in 1989 if he didn’t give away her birthday present?

“Then why did you call me in the lift? You could’ve ignored me like you did back then,” he asked, even colder than she was.

She scoffed, rolling her eyes. If he didn’t get it even back then, he wouldn’t get it now. She was just wasting her breath.

“I didn’t call you to be treated like this, that’s for sure,” she answered before she stood up to leave.

“Where are you going?” he caught her hand.

“Home!” she snapped and pulled away her hand.

“I’ll drive you there,” he offered. His voice was suddenly softer and it surprised her. She sighed, hated herself and him even more for making her gave in so easily.

He stood up, even though he only ate half of his late lunch. She stared at him while he paid for his food. He was definitely skinnier now and he looked dead tired. Did his job drain him that much?

“Come on,” he said and got out of the restaurant. They walked back to the broadcast station building. He walked fast but slowed down when he noticed she couldn’t keep up. He casually placed his arm behind her back when they crossed the street to keep her safe. Where did he learn to be such a gentleman? He never acted like this in high school. She sighed. Those five years they were apart suddenly felt so real now.

They arrived at the parking lot. Jung Hwan walked to a black jeep and opened the door for her. She got in to the car, staring at him while he closed her door and walked around the car so he could get in.

Another silence. She was still staring at him, she couldn’t help it. It was the first time she saw him driving. He looked good. The black shirt he was wearing matched the jeep so well. He looked good whatever he wore to her, honestly.

“You talked to Taek often?” he asked suddenly.

“Not really, only once every three months, maybe. He’s way more busy now after he got his eight dan,” she answered. Jung Hwan nodded. He still looked like he wanted to ask something.

“Why?” she asked him.

“He didn’t tell you?”

“About what?”

Jung Hwan looked at her for a second and then looked back to the road. Deok Sun frowned. Taek did tell her something, but she wasn’t sure if that was what Jung Hwan meant.

Sun Woo and Taek’s family celebrated the New Year with her family and Taek told her after they drank the following night. He was smiling the whole time, even after she cried because she felt so bad for him.

She suddenly realized something. If Jung Hwan knew about that all along, was that the reason he started to avoid her back then?

“You knew?” she asked. She felt her anger slowly rising again and she took a deep breath to control it. It didn’t work.

“What?” he asked. He looked at her and he must have seen her anger because he stopped the car in the side of the road. She couldn’t even look at him. She was afraid she would say the wrong thing or worse, broke down in tears right here.

“You knew about Taek’s feeling?” she asked, again.

“Yes,” he said. “He told me, Sun Woo and Dong Ryong on my dad’s birthday in 1989.”

“That’s why you avoided me and pretended nothing ever happened between us?” she asked again.

“You made it sound worse,” Jung Hwan tried to be level headed because he could see she was too angry to think clearly. She finally turned her head to see him and he was staring at her, looking miserable.

“It felt worse!” she could feel tears in her eyes. “You tried so hard to make me fall for you and then you dumped me when I did.”

“I never dumped you,” he sounded hurt. Maybe she went too far with her words. She didn’t care.

“It felt like you did, okay?” she finally broke down in tears. She couldn’t care less about her pride.

“Why do you want me to do then? Should we date back then and stepped on Taek’s feelings?” he asked, finally getting angry too.

“Why didn’t you talk to me? Why did you decide all that by yourself?” she asked him between her sobs. Her voice was shaking. She was a mess. “At least let me know the reason. You know how many hours I spent, wondering what I did wrong to you?”

Jung Hwan touched both of her cheeks and wiped her tears. He looked like he was in the verge of tears himself.

“You didn’t do anything wrong,” he whispered to her. “Just blame me, okay? Just blame me.”

They looked at each other for a second. Their faces were so close, she could feel his breath. He touched her chin and pulled her closer. She already closed her eyes even before their lips touched.

She probably imagined this moment for a thousand times already. It wasn’t sweet and innocent like she thought it would be. Their kiss was far from it.

He scooped her onto his lap, holding her with both of his arms. He pulled her closer and closer again. She could feel his temperature rising and he was out of breath when he pulled away. He leaned closer again to kiss her neck and it made her shudder all over. Her heart already beat so fast and she didn’t think she could handle anything more.

“Deok Sun-ah,” he moaned her name while he pulled the handle beside the car seat and it suddenly reclined down.

“Yah!” she realized how dangerous their position was. She tried to sit down but he wouldn’t let her. He smiled sneakily while staring at her flustered face. He didn’t kiss her again, though, just kept holding her. She gave up and snuggled to him.

“You know I love you, right?” he whispered.

“I know,” she answered, smiling.

“I’m sorry,” he said.

“It’s okay. As long as you won’t leave me again,” Deok Sun turned her head to look at him. He smiled at her.

“I won’t. I promise.”

He tilted his head so he can kiss her again. She closed her eyes.

 

[Kelly86]

@junghwana Yes, it airs Friday 7:50pm KST I will camp out and watch it stream live. CAN'T WAIT, it will be Fri early morning (4:50am) where I am but IDC lol the addiction is REAL. and I am a LAZY person but I will get up to watch it LIVE. Funny if my mom was to find out she will be SHOCKED that I would get up that early for a drama but NOTHING ELSE.

Otherwise you can wait a few hours after it airs and most ppl will have RAW links up by then. I usually just do a google search and find it.

To stream live:

http://www.hanyutai.com/tvn.php

http://tv.idol001.com/idoltv-tvn.html

 

[Guest wizengamot]

6 minutes ago, junghwana said:

Episode 17 is out on Friday right? But not the subbed version?

I usually watch subbed dramas on dramaload but since I won't get any subs on Friday where can I watch the raw version and what time will it be out??

 

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

kamsahamnida!!!

 

i send you live streaming links. you can watch there the raw at around 7:50 pm in korea's time. (according to wikipedia)

we watch the live streaming then you can read the recaps/translation of it on the same day and time of live streaming on the main thread. the translations is usually posted on the main thread after the show.

if you happen to not be available during live streaming, our chingus post the uploaded raw so worry not. usually it is posted at dramabay.com

@curiousitykills welcome!!! enjoy posting!!! trust me, i also watch this show because of PBG, was worried about the series choosing Hyeri as the female lead (and of course she prove me wrong. I ADORE HER NOW!!!) and thought that i've never heard the other characters' names so i casually brush it off. didn't know that a certain person namely Ryu Jun Yeol will slowly creep into my heart. planted his root deep, now there's no escaping his charm.

 

[papulichan]

5 minutes ago, hailaft said:

I ran out of ideas in the end, but finished the fanfic nonetheless. Hope you guys enjoy it as usual

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Deok Sun smiled after seeing the shortlist for the next round of audition. Her name was the second on the list. Sung Soo Yeon.

It had been years since she used that name. That name was forgotten when she didn’t get accepted to any university in Seoul five years ago. Eventually she settled in a junior college, majoring in theater. She started auditioning for small parts in television drama even before graduating. By now, she’s been in a dozen of dramas, acted as the heroine’s schoolmate or one of the hero’s colleagues.

This is the first time she passed the audition for a bigger part, the hero’s sister in a daily drama. She might even have a love interest. She laughed to herself when thinking about it.

She walked through the broadcast station building while looking around. If she’s lucky, she could meet actors or even singers. She saw Seo Tai Ji once, though from a far. Not that she could go closer, with all that crazy fan girls.

She waited for the lift in the lobby and got in right away when the door opened. Two people already stood inside, holding boxes full with all kind of costumes, looked like they were working in the variety show department. The boxes were so full, she couldn’t even see if they were guys or girls. She smiled to herself, suddenly remembered that new gag she saw in television last night.

“Yah, I’m hungry,” one of them told the other one.

“Do you think I’m not? I didn’t even eat lunch,” his friends answered. Deok Sun felt her heart skipped a beat. She would recognize that voice and that tone anywhere, even when she didn’t hear it for years. It was Kim Jung Hwan’s.

“I want to eat kimbap, at least,” Jung Hwan’s friend whined again.

“I think there were some left down stair,” Jung Hwan told him.

Deok Sun was torn between greeting him or not. What should she say? She hadn’t even seen him for at least two years. Oh, who is she kidding, it had been two years and a half. She even remembered the last time she saw him. It was after one of Dong Ryong’s musicals. She went backstage to give him a bouquet and she saw Jung Hwan talking to him, linking his arm with his date.

In the end, she waited until he left before she gave Dong Ryong the bouquet.

The lift stopped on the second floor. She flinched when the door opened and Jung Hwan move forward to hold the door open. He didn’t even look at her, too busy keeping the costumes inside the box he was holding. His friend stepped outside and he followed him. The door was still opened.

“Jung Hwan-ah!” she couldn’t resist it. She wanted him to see her.

Jung Hwan turned his head and froze when he see her. She got out of the lift before the door closed. They looked at each other, couldn’t find anything to say.

“Yah, Kim Jung Hwan, what are you doing?” his friend came back and asked him. Jung Hwan ignored him.

“What are you doing here?” he asked to her.

“I’m auditioning for a drama,” she answered.

He blinked once, twice, but he didn’t say anything. She looked at his friend who was still waiting.

“He’s waiting for you,” she said to him. Jung Hwan looked at his friend and then back at her. “Wait here, okay? I’ll be back.”

Jung Hwan followed his friend inside the office. Deok Sun tried to calm herself down and then figured out what to say to him. She wanted to ask so many questions to him. Why would an engineering major graduate from Seoul University work in a variety show department? Since when? Didn’t he hate gags? She knew he only tolerated those silly gags because his father loved them so much.

Deok Sun could see Junghwan walked toward her through the glass door. He was looking at her but she couldn’t read his expression. He was getting better in hiding his emotions.

“Do you mind going to a restaurant in front of the building with me? I haven’t had lunch,” he told her and she nodded.

He pushed the lift button and they waited in silence. She had so much to say, but no words escaped her mouth. It was so awkward between them, she started regretting calling him before. She should just let him passed by.

“Did you pass the audition?” he asked.

“I passed the first round,” she answered.

“So you’ll come here again for the second one?”

“Yes.”

The lift door opened and they both went out. They didn’t say anything when they walked to the restaurant. He ordered for himself before he turned to her.

“Do you want to eat something?” he asked. Deok Sun shook his head. It wasn’t exactly meal time. It was 3 in the afternoon.

“You always had your lunch at this time?” she asked, couldn’t help worrying. He shook his head.

“The shooting got so late, that’s why no one had lunch,” he answered while they both sat down in front of each other.

Silence again. She didn’t know what to do so she poured tea for both of them. He accepted it without word.

“I didn’t even know you work here,” she finally said. He snorted. She flinched, ready for some scolding. He didn’t though, he only sighed.

“How could you know? I haven’t met you for years,” he said matter-of-factly. She rolled her eyes. Even after her family moved from Ssangmundong, news still traveled fast between their parents.

“I haven’t met your hyung for years too, but I knew about his new travel book,” she said. Jung Hwan laughed. It broke the ice between them and she smiled in relieve.

“Your mom came to our house last week,” he said, still laughing. “Hyung gave her the book himself.”

“Yeah, mom gave it to me,” she said.

“I actually applied to the drama department, you know,” he suddenly told her. “But I got accepted in the variety.”

“If you work in the drama department, we could meet sooner,” she said, looked at him to see his reaction.

“Maybe I should,” he smiled when he said that, but he didn’t elaborate. His food finally came and he dug in right away.

“Do you still see the other guys often?” she asked.

“Sun Woo practically live in the hospital, so I rarely see him. Dong Ryong moved out of his house, but his studio isn’t far from here. Sometimes we went out for a drink,” he answered, but hesitated before continued his words. “Taek’s match schedules always overlapped with my shooting schedule. It’s been months since I saw him.”

“Sun Woo came to our house almost every weekend,” she told him. “Taek came with him last week.”

She didn’t see Jung Hwan’s expression changed for a second. He kept eating for a while without saying anything.

“Taek will go to Japan next month for a tournament and he said I can go with him for free!” she was excited about it. Taek said she could explore Tokyo by herself during the match.

“Good for you,” Jung Hwan snapped and it surprised her. She scoffed. Five years didn’t change him after all.

“That’s why you have to keep friends like Taek close,” she said, tried to be patience.

“Said someone who avoided me like a plague for years,” Jung Hwan snorted.

What? Deok Sun thought she heard him wrong. How dare he say that when he was the one who avoided her in the first place, started in their last year in high school. After she moved and they both went to college, it was only natural for them to drift apart. Although she admitted she never made effort to stay in touch with him. What was the point? He would reject her anyway.

“You’re the one who avoided me first!” she frowned, almost shaking with anger.

“I saw you came to Dong Ryong’s musical but you left after you saw me, right?” Jung Hwan looked angry too.

Because you took your girlfriend with you and I could stand it, okay? Is that so hard for you to understand? She wished she could say that.

“I came to see Dong Ryong, not you,” she said that instead, as coldly as she could manage. He was still glaring at her and she avoided his gaze. She hated the fact that he could still affect her this much, even after five years.

She even dated a few guys during those years but she would think about him from time to time, wondering what did go wrong with them. What could have happened between them back in 1989 if he didn’t give away her birthday present?

“Then why did you call me in the lift? You could’ve ignored me like you did back then,” he asked, even colder than she was.

She scoffed, rolling her eyes. If he didn’t get it even back then, he wouldn’t get it now. She was just wasting her breath.

“I didn’t call you to be treated like this, that’s for sure,” she answered before she stood up to leave.

“Where are you going?” he caught her hand.

“Home!” she snapped and pulled away her hand.

“I’ll drive you there,” he offered. His voice was suddenly softer and it surprised her. She sighed, hated herself and him even more for making her gave in so easily.

He stood up, even though he only ate half of his late lunch. She stared at him while he paid for his food. He was definitely skinnier now and he looked dead tired. Did his job drain him that much?

“Come on,” he said and got out of the restaurant. They walked back to the broadcast station building. He walked fast but slowed down when he noticed she couldn’t keep up. He casually placed his arm behind her back when they crossed the street to keep her safe. Where did he learn to be such a gentleman? He never acted like this in high school. She sighed. Those five years they were apart suddenly felt so real now.

They arrived at the parking lot. Jung Hwan walked to a black jeep and opened the door for her. She got in to the car, staring at him while he closed her door and walked around the car so he could get in.

Another silence. She was still staring at him, she couldn’t help it. It was the first time she saw him driving. He looked good. The black shirt he was wearing matched the jeep so well. He looked good whatever he wore to her, honestly.

“You talked to Taek often?” he asked suddenly.

“Not really, only once every three months, maybe. He’s way more busy now after he got his eight dan,” she answered. Jung Hwan nodded. He still looked like he wanted to ask something.

“Why?” she asked him.

“He didn’t tell you?”

“About what?”

Jung Hwan looked at her for a second and then looked back to the road. Deok Sun frowned. Taek did tell her something, but she wasn’t sure if that was what Jung Hwan meant.

Sun Woo and Taek’s family celebrated the New Year with her family and Taek told her after they drank the following night. He was smiling the whole time, even after she cried because she felt so bad for him.

She suddenly realized something. If Jung Hwan knew about that all along, was that the reason he started to avoid her back then?

“You knew?” she asked. She felt her anger slowly rising again and she took a deep breath to control it. It didn’t work.

“What?” he asked. He looked at her and he must have seen her anger because he stopped the car in the side of the road. She couldn’t even look at him. She was afraid she would say the wrong thing or worse, broke down in tears right here.

“You knew about Taek’s feeling?” she asked, again.

“Yes,” he said. “He told me, Sun Woo and Dong Ryong on my dad’s birthday in 1989.”

“That’s why you avoided me and pretended nothing ever happened between us?” she asked again.

“You made it sound worse,” Jung Hwan tried to be level headed because he could see she was too angry to think clearly. She finally turned her head to see him and he was staring at her, looking miserable.

“It felt worse!” she could feel tears in her eyes. “You tried so hard to make me fall for you and then you dumped me when I did.”

“I never dumped you,” he sounded hurt. Maybe she went too far with her words. She didn’t care.

“It felt like you did, okay?” she finally broke down in tears. She couldn’t care less about her pride.

“Why do you want me to do then? Should we date back then and stepped on Taek’s feelings?” he asked, finally getting angry too.

“Why didn’t you talk to me? Why did you decide all that by yourself?” she asked him between her sobs. Her voice was shaking. She was a mess. “At least let me know the reason. You know how many hours I spent, wondering what I did wrong to you?”

Jung Hwan touched both of her cheeks and wiped her tears. He looked like he was in the verge of tears himself.

“You didn’t do anything wrong,” he whispered to her. “Just blame me, okay? Just blame me.”

They looked at each other for a second. Their faces were so close, she could feel his breath. He touched her chin and pulled her closer. She already closed her eyes even before their lips touched.

She probably imagined this moment for a thousand times already. It wasn’t sweet and innocent like she thought it would be. Their kiss was far from it.

He scooped her onto his lap, holding her with both of his arms. He pulled her closer and closer again. She could feel his temperature rising and he was out of breath when he pulled away. He leaned closer again to kiss her neck and it made her shudder all over. Her heart already beat so fast and she didn’t think she could handle anything more.

“Deok Sun-ah,” he moaned her name while he pulled the handle beside the car seat and it suddenly reclined down.

“Yah!” she realized how dangerous their position was. She tried to sit down but he wouldn’t let her. He smiled sneakily while staring at her flustered face. He didn’t kiss her again, though, just kept holding her. She gave up and snuggled to him.

“You know I love you, right?” he whispered.

“I know,” she answered, smiling.

“I’m sorry,” he said.

“It’s okay. As long as you won’t leave me again,” Deok Sun turned her head to look at him. He smiled at her.

“I won’t. I promise.”

He tilted his head so he can kiss her again. She closed her eyes.

 

 

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[Guest]

omg I left this thread for only 8 hours and you guys already added another 6 pages to read! waenyeol you guys are amazing. anyway, it's less than 48 hours for E17!!! I can't believe I survived almost two weeks without watching R88. reading this thread sure makes the waiting waaaaaay easier than it should be.

[papulichan]

21 minutes ago, junghwana said:

Episode 17 is out on Friday right? But not the subbed version?

I usually watch subbed dramas on dramaload but since I won't get any subs on Friday where can I watch the raw version and what time will it be out??

 

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

kamsahamnida!!!

 

Check out these sites :- http://www.dramabay.com/reply-1988/

http://dramawaw.com/

The RAW episodes are out within 20-30 mins after the LIVE airing.

[junghwana]

@wizengamot and @Kelly86 and @papulichanThanks a ton guys!

 

Yh I rather watch the raw version ..get a gist of the scenarios or my nerves will burst with curiosity.

Thats around 10.00 am Friday for me so doable. 

Hopefully all you lovelies will be around to discuss and share the upcoming angst and joy on Friday...then gain knowing Team Jh, I guess that's a given >_< 

[Guest wizengamot]

21 minutes ago, hailaft said:

I ran out of ideas in the end, but finished the fanfic nonetheless. Hope you guys enjoy it as usual

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Deok Sun smiled after seeing the shortlist for the next round of audition. Her name was the second on the list. Sung Soo Yeon.

It had been years since she used that name. That name was forgotten when she didn’t get accepted to any university in Seoul five years ago. Eventually she settled in a junior college, majoring in theater. She started auditioning for small parts in television drama even before graduating. By now, she’s been in a dozen of dramas, acted as the heroine’s schoolmate or one of the hero’s colleagues.

This is the first time she passed the audition for a bigger part, the hero’s sister in a daily drama. She might even have a love interest. She laughed to herself when thinking about it.

She walked through the broadcast station building while looking around. If she’s lucky, she could meet actors or even singers. She saw Seo Tai Ji once, though from a far. Not that she could go closer, with all that crazy fan girls.

She waited for the lift in the lobby and got in right away when the door opened. Two people already stood inside, holding boxes full with all kind of costumes, looked like they were working in the variety show department. The boxes were so full, she couldn’t even see if they were guys or girls. She smiled to herself, suddenly remembered that new gag she saw in television last night.

“Yah, I’m hungry,” one of them told the other one.

“Do you think I’m not? I didn’t even eat lunch,” his friends answered. Deok Sun felt her heart skipped a beat. She would recognize that voice and that tone anywhere, even when she didn’t hear it for years. It was Kim Jung Hwan’s.

“I want to eat kimbap, at least,” Jung Hwan’s friend whined again.

“I think there were some left down stair,” Jung Hwan told him.

Deok Sun was torn between greeting him or not. What should she say? She hadn’t even seen him for at least two years. Oh, who is she kidding, it had been two years and a half. She even remembered the last time she saw him. It was after one of Dong Ryong’s musicals. She went backstage to give him a bouquet and she saw Jung Hwan talking to him, linking his arm with his date.

In the end, she waited until he left before she gave Dong Ryong the bouquet.

The lift stopped on the second floor. She flinched when the door opened and Jung Hwan move forward to hold the door open. He didn’t even look at her, too busy keeping the costumes inside the box he was holding. His friend stepped outside and he followed him. The door was still opened.

“Jung Hwan-ah!” she couldn’t resist it. She wanted him to see her.

Jung Hwan turned his head and froze when he see her. She got out of the lift before the door closed. They looked at each other, couldn’t find anything to say.

“Yah, Kim Jung Hwan, what are you doing?” his friend came back and asked him. Jung Hwan ignored him.

“What are you doing here?” he asked to her.

“I’m auditioning for a drama,” she answered.

He blinked once, twice, but he didn’t say anything. She looked at his friend who was still waiting.

“He’s waiting for you,” she said to him. Jung Hwan looked at his friend and then back at her. “Wait here, okay? I’ll be back.”

Jung Hwan followed his friend inside the office. Deok Sun tried to calm herself down and then figured out what to say to him. She wanted to ask so many questions to him. Why would an engineering major graduate from Seoul University work in a variety show department? Since when? Didn’t he hate gags? She knew he only tolerated those silly gags because his father loved them so much.

Deok Sun could see Junghwan walked toward her through the glass door. He was looking at her but she couldn’t read his expression. He was getting better in hiding his emotions.

“Do you mind going to a restaurant in front of the building with me? I haven’t had lunch,” he told her and she nodded.

He pushed the lift button and they waited in silence. She had so much to say, but no words escaped her mouth. It was so awkward between them, she started regretting calling him before. She should just let him passed by.

“Did you pass the audition?” he asked.

“I passed the first round,” she answered.

“So you’ll come here again for the second one?”

“Yes.”

The lift door opened and they both went out. They didn’t say anything when they walked to the restaurant. He ordered for himself before he turned to her.

“Do you want to eat something?” he asked. Deok Sun shook his head. It wasn’t exactly meal time. It was 3 in the afternoon.

“You always had your lunch at this time?” she asked, couldn’t help worrying. He shook his head.

“The shooting got so late, that’s why no one had lunch,” he answered while they both sat down in front of each other.

Silence again. She didn’t know what to do so she poured tea for both of them. He accepted it without word.

“I didn’t even know you work here,” she finally said. He snorted. She flinched, ready for some scolding. He didn’t though, he only sighed.

“How could you know? I haven’t met you for years,” he said matter-of-factly. She rolled her eyes. Even after her family moved from Ssangmundong, news still traveled fast between their parents.

“I haven’t met your hyung for years too, but I knew about his new travel book,” she said. Jung Hwan laughed. It broke the ice between them and she smiled in relieve.

“Your mom came to our house last week,” he said, still laughing. “Hyung gave her the book himself.”

“Yeah, mom gave it to me,” she said.

“I actually applied to the drama department, you know,” he suddenly told her. “But I got accepted in the variety.”

“If you work in the drama department, we could meet sooner,” she said, looked at him to see his reaction.

“Maybe I should,” he smiled when he said that, but he didn’t elaborate. His food finally came and he dug in right away.

“Do you still see the other guys often?” she asked.

“Sun Woo practically live in the hospital, so I rarely see him. Dong Ryong moved out of his house, but his studio isn’t far from here. Sometimes we went out for a drink,” he answered, but hesitated before continued his words. “Taek’s match schedules always overlapped with my shooting schedule. It’s been months since I saw him.”

“Sun Woo came to our house almost every weekend,” she told him. “Taek came with him last week.”

She didn’t see Jung Hwan’s expression changed for a second. He kept eating for a while without saying anything.

“Taek will go to Japan next month for a tournament and he said I can go with him for free!” she was excited about it. Taek said she could explore Tokyo by herself during the match.

“Good for you,” Jung Hwan snapped and it surprised her. She scoffed. Five years didn’t change him after all.

“That’s why you have to keep friends like Taek close,” she said, tried to be patience.

“Said someone who avoided me like a plague for years,” Jung Hwan snorted.

What? Deok Sun thought she heard him wrong. How dare he say that when he was the one who avoided her in the first place, started in their last year in high school. After she moved and they both went to college, it was only natural for them to drift apart. Although she admitted she never made effort to stay in touch with him. What was the point? He would reject her anyway.

“You’re the one who avoided me first!” she frowned, almost shaking with anger.

“I saw you came to Dong Ryong’s musical but you left after you saw me, right?” Jung Hwan looked angry too.

Because you took your girlfriend with you and I could stand it, okay? Is that so hard for you to understand? She wished she could say that.

“I came to see Dong Ryong, not you,” she said that instead, as coldly as she could manage. He was still glaring at her and she avoided his gaze. She hated the fact that he could still affect her this much, even after five years.

She even dated a few guys during those years but she would think about him from time to time, wondering what did go wrong with them. What could have happened between them back in 1989 if he didn’t give away her birthday present?

“Then why did you call me in the lift? You could’ve ignored me like you did back then,” he asked, even colder than she was.

She scoffed, rolling her eyes. If he didn’t get it even back then, he wouldn’t get it now. She was just wasting her breath.

“I didn’t call you to be treated like this, that’s for sure,” she answered before she stood up to leave.

“Where are you going?” he caught her hand.

“Home!” she snapped and pulled away her hand.

“I’ll drive you there,” he offered. His voice was suddenly softer and it surprised her. She sighed, hated herself and him even more for making her gave in so easily.

He stood up, even though he only ate half of his late lunch. She stared at him while he paid for his food. He was definitely skinnier now and he looked dead tired. Did his job drain him that much?

“Come on,” he said and got out of the restaurant. They walked back to the broadcast station building. He walked fast but slowed down when he noticed she couldn’t keep up. He casually placed his arm behind her back when they crossed the street to keep her safe. Where did he learn to be such a gentleman? He never acted like this in high school. She sighed. Those five years they were apart suddenly felt so real now.

They arrived at the parking lot. Jung Hwan walked to a black jeep and opened the door for her. She got in to the car, staring at him while he closed her door and walked around the car so he could get in.

Another silence. She was still staring at him, she couldn’t help it. It was the first time she saw him driving. He looked good. The black shirt he was wearing matched the jeep so well. He looked good whatever he wore to her, honestly.

“You talked to Taek often?” he asked suddenly.

“Not really, only once every three months, maybe. He’s way more busy now after he got his eight dan,” she answered. Jung Hwan nodded. He still looked like he wanted to ask something.

“Why?” she asked him.

“He didn’t tell you?”

“About what?”

Jung Hwan looked at her for a second and then looked back to the road. Deok Sun frowned. Taek did tell her something, but she wasn’t sure if that was what Jung Hwan meant.

Sun Woo and Taek’s family celebrated the New Year with her family and Taek told her after they drank the following night. He was smiling the whole time, even after she cried because she felt so bad for him.

She suddenly realized something. If Jung Hwan knew about that all along, was that the reason he started to avoid her back then?

“You knew?” she asked. She felt her anger slowly rising again and she took a deep breath to control it. It didn’t work.

“What?” he asked. He looked at her and he must have seen her anger because he stopped the car in the side of the road. She couldn’t even look at him. She was afraid she would say the wrong thing or worse, broke down in tears right here.

“You knew about Taek’s feeling?” she asked, again.

“Yes,” he said. “He told me, Sun Woo and Dong Ryong on my dad’s birthday in 1989.”

“That’s why you avoided me and pretended nothing ever happened between us?” she asked again.

“You made it sound worse,” Jung Hwan tried to be level headed because he could see she was too angry to think clearly. She finally turned her head to see him and he was staring at her, looking miserable.

“It felt worse!” she could feel tears in her eyes. “You tried so hard to make me fall for you and then you dumped me when I did.”

“I never dumped you,” he sounded hurt. Maybe she went too far with her words. She didn’t care.

“It felt like you did, okay?” she finally broke down in tears. She couldn’t care less about her pride.

“Why do you want me to do then? Should we date back then and stepped on Taek’s feelings?” he asked, finally getting angry too.

“Why didn’t you talk to me? Why did you decide all that by yourself?” she asked him between her sobs. Her voice was shaking. She was a mess. “At least let me know the reason. You know how many hours I spent, wondering what I did wrong to you?”

Jung Hwan touched both of her cheeks and wiped her tears. He looked like he was in the verge of tears himself.

“You didn’t do anything wrong,” he whispered to her. “Just blame me, okay? Just blame me.”

They looked at each other for a second. Their faces were so close, she could feel his breath. He touched her chin and pulled her closer. She already closed her eyes even before their lips touched.

She probably imagined this moment for a thousand times already. It wasn’t sweet and innocent like she thought it would be. Their kiss was far from it.

He scooped her onto his lap, holding her with both of his arms. He pulled her closer and closer again. She could feel his temperature rising and he was out of breath when he pulled away. He leaned closer again to kiss her neck and it made her shudder all over. Her heart already beat so fast and she didn’t think she could handle anything more.

“Deok Sun-ah,” he moaned her name while he pulled the handle beside the car seat and it suddenly reclined down.

“Yah!” she realized how dangerous their position was. She tried to sit down but he wouldn’t let her. He smiled sneakily while staring at her flustered face. He didn’t kiss her again, though, just kept holding her. She gave up and snuggled to him.

“You know I love you, right?” he whispered.

“I know,” she answered, smiling.

“I’m sorry,” he said.

“It’s okay. As long as you won’t leave me again,” Deok Sun turned her head to look at him. He smiled at her.

“I won’t. I promise.”

He tilted his head so he can kiss her again. She closed her eyes.

 

 

it's a different fic from the last one right? i mean it's not the continuation of the last one.

omg!!! the last scene made me gulp literally.

i felt sad though at the earlier part. you meant there reunion to be sad and cold and... sad and you really did a good job!!! now that i think about it, i don't think i can handle a bad parting between them. The thought of the Ssangmundong families moving away is really depressing. T_T good job chingu. the emotions are conveyed well

@junghwana i'm mostly around so i hope to see you there on friday

 

[papulichan]

8 minutes ago, junghwana said:

 

Hopefully all you lovelies will be around to discuss and share the upcoming angst and joy on Friday...then gain knowing Team Jh, I guess that's a given >_< 

 

Yeah...count me in ! I'm going nowhere until the Finale episode....hihi..... I'm so engrossed in this drama..that I've paused my other drama viewings...

[artsycharisma]

So many new posters!!! WELCOME TO THE THREAD!!! *throws confetti everywhere* enjoy posting and spazzing about our uri couple. 

@hailaft Amazing. Simply amazing. 

[hailaft]

@papulichan  @artsycharisma thank you, always a pleasure

@wizengamot yeah, it's different, because I wrote it after seeing the shooting pictures in that black jeep. I still wanted them to finish the love triangle before the time jump (difficult, I know), but if they really had to drift apart, I feel like something major had to happen (ex : DS' family moved out). I think if the group still hang out together, JH and DS wouldn't avoid each other. They will be awkward, but they'll see each other anyway, like their current situation. No one will be able to move on if that happened LOL

[Guest wizengamot]

1 minute ago, papulichan said:

 

Yeah...count me in ! I'm going nowhere until the Finale episode....hihi..... I'm so engrossed in this drama..that I've paused my other drama viewings...

 

me too!!! haha i don't even think i could watch another drama for the next few months so as much as i want and had been anticipating for Park Min Young's Remember, i can't actually.

even my 'real life' is having a hard time pulling me away from this series. 

[Vannyah M]

25 minutes ago, hailaft said:

I ran out of ideas in the end, but finished the fanfic nonetheless. Hope you guys enjoy it as usual

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Deok Sun smiled after seeing the shortlist for the next round of audition. Her name was the second on the list. Sung Soo Yeon.

It had been years since she used that name. That name was forgotten when she didn’t get accepted to any university in Seoul five years ago. Eventually she settled in a junior college, majoring in theater. She started auditioning for small parts in television drama even before graduating. By now, she’s been in a dozen of dramas, acted as the heroine’s schoolmate or one of the hero’s colleagues.

This is the first time she passed the audition for a bigger part, the hero’s sister in a daily drama. She might even have a love interest. She laughed to herself when thinking about it.

She walked through the broadcast station building while looking around. If she’s lucky, she could meet actors or even singers. She saw Seo Tai Ji once, though from a far. Not that she could go closer, with all that crazy fan girls.

She waited for the lift in the lobby and got in right away when the door opened. Two people already stood inside, holding boxes full with all kind of costumes, looked like they were working in the variety show department. The boxes were so full, she couldn’t even see if they were guys or girls. She smiled to herself, suddenly remembered that new gag she saw in television last night.

“Yah, I’m hungry,” one of them told the other one.

“Do you think I’m not? I didn’t even eat lunch,” his friends answered. Deok Sun felt her heart skipped a beat. She would recognize that voice and that tone anywhere, even when she didn’t hear it for years. It was Kim Jung Hwan’s.

“I want to eat kimbap, at least,” Jung Hwan’s friend whined again.

“I think there were some left down stair,” Jung Hwan told him.

Deok Sun was torn between greeting him or not. What should she say? She hadn’t even seen him for at least two years. Oh, who is she kidding, it had been two years and a half. She even remembered the last time she saw him. It was after one of Dong Ryong’s musicals. She went backstage to give him a bouquet and she saw Jung Hwan talking to him, linking his arm with his date.

In the end, she waited until he left before she gave Dong Ryong the bouquet.

The lift stopped on the second floor. She flinched when the door opened and Jung Hwan move forward to hold the door open. He didn’t even look at her, too busy keeping the costumes inside the box he was holding. His friend stepped outside and he followed him. The door was still opened.

“Jung Hwan-ah!” she couldn’t resist it. She wanted him to see her.

Jung Hwan turned his head and froze when he see her. She got out of the lift before the door closed. They looked at each other, couldn’t find anything to say.

“Yah, Kim Jung Hwan, what are you doing?” his friend came back and asked him. Jung Hwan ignored him.

“What are you doing here?” he asked to her.

“I’m auditioning for a drama,” she answered.

He blinked once, twice, but he didn’t say anything. She looked at his friend who was still waiting.

“He’s waiting for you,” she said to him. Jung Hwan looked at his friend and then back at her. “Wait here, okay? I’ll be back.”

Jung Hwan followed his friend inside the office. Deok Sun tried to calm herself down and then figured out what to say to him. She wanted to ask so many questions to him. Why would an engineering major graduate from Seoul University work in a variety show department? Since when? Didn’t he hate gags? She knew he only tolerated those silly gags because his father loved them so much.

Deok Sun could see Junghwan walked toward her through the glass door. He was looking at her but she couldn’t read his expression. He was getting better in hiding his emotions.

“Do you mind going to a restaurant in front of the building with me? I haven’t had lunch,” he told her and she nodded.

He pushed the lift button and they waited in silence. She had so much to say, but no words escaped her mouth. It was so awkward between them, she started regretting calling him before. She should just let him passed by.

“Did you pass the audition?” he asked.

“I passed the first round,” she answered.

“So you’ll come here again for the second one?”

“Yes.”

The lift door opened and they both went out. They didn’t say anything when they walked to the restaurant. He ordered for himself before he turned to her.

“Do you want to eat something?” he asked. Deok Sun shook his head. It wasn’t exactly meal time. It was 3 in the afternoon.

“You always had your lunch at this time?” she asked, couldn’t help worrying. He shook his head.

“The shooting got so late, that’s why no one had lunch,” he answered while they both sat down in front of each other.

Silence again. She didn’t know what to do so she poured tea for both of them. He accepted it without word.

“I didn’t even know you work here,” she finally said. He snorted. She flinched, ready for some scolding. He didn’t though, he only sighed.

“How could you know? I haven’t met you for years,” he said matter-of-factly. She rolled her eyes. Even after her family moved from Ssangmundong, news still traveled fast between their parents.

“I haven’t met your hyung for years too, but I knew about his new travel book,” she said. Jung Hwan laughed. It broke the ice between them and she smiled in relieve.

“Your mom came to our house last week,” he said, still laughing. “Hyung gave her the book himself.”

“Yeah, mom gave it to me,” she said.

“I actually applied to the drama department, you know,” he suddenly told her. “But I got accepted in the variety.”

“If you work in the drama department, we could meet sooner,” she said, looked at him to see his reaction.

“Maybe I should,” he smiled when he said that, but he didn’t elaborate. His food finally came and he dug in right away.

“Do you still see the other guys often?” she asked.

“Sun Woo practically live in the hospital, so I rarely see him. Dong Ryong moved out of his house, but his studio isn’t far from here. Sometimes we went out for a drink,” he answered, but hesitated before continued his words. “Taek’s match schedules always overlapped with my shooting schedule. It’s been months since I saw him.”

“Sun Woo came to our house almost every weekend,” she told him. “Taek came with him last week.”

She didn’t see Jung Hwan’s expression changed for a second. He kept eating for a while without saying anything.

“Taek will go to Japan next month for a tournament and he said I can go with him for free!” she was excited about it. Taek said she could explore Tokyo by herself during the match.

“Good for you,” Jung Hwan snapped and it surprised her. She scoffed. Five years didn’t change him after all.

“That’s why you have to keep friends like Taek close,” she said, tried to be patience.

“Said someone who avoided me like a plague for years,” Jung Hwan snorted.

What? Deok Sun thought she heard him wrong. How dare he say that when he was the one who avoided her in the first place, started in their last year in high school. After she moved and they both went to college, it was only natural for them to drift apart. Although she admitted she never made effort to stay in touch with him. What was the point? He would reject her anyway.

“You’re the one who avoided me first!” she frowned, almost shaking with anger.

“I saw you came to Dong Ryong’s musical but you left after you saw me, right?” Jung Hwan looked angry too.

Because you took your girlfriend with you and I could stand it, okay? Is that so hard for you to understand? She wished she could say that.

“I came to see Dong Ryong, not you,” she said that instead, as coldly as she could manage. He was still glaring at her and she avoided his gaze. She hated the fact that he could still affect her this much, even after five years.

She even dated a few guys during those years but she would think about him from time to time, wondering what did go wrong with them. What could have happened between them back in 1989 if he didn’t give away her birthday present?

“Then why did you call me in the lift? You could’ve ignored me like you did back then,” he asked, even colder than she was.

She scoffed, rolling her eyes. If he didn’t get it even back then, he wouldn’t get it now. She was just wasting her breath.

“I didn’t call you to be treated like this, that’s for sure,” she answered before she stood up to leave.

“Where are you going?” he caught her hand.

“Home!” she snapped and pulled away her hand.

“I’ll drive you there,” he offered. His voice was suddenly softer and it surprised her. She sighed, hated herself and him even more for making her gave in so easily.

He stood up, even though he only ate half of his late lunch. She stared at him while he paid for his food. He was definitely skinnier now and he looked dead tired. Did his job drain him that much?

“Come on,” he said and got out of the restaurant. They walked back to the broadcast station building. He walked fast but slowed down when he noticed she couldn’t keep up. He casually placed his arm behind her back when they crossed the street to keep her safe. Where did he learn to be such a gentleman? He never acted like this in high school. She sighed. Those five years they were apart suddenly felt so real now.

They arrived at the parking lot. Jung Hwan walked to a black jeep and opened the door for her. She got in to the car, staring at him while he closed her door and walked around the car so he could get in.

Another silence. She was still staring at him, she couldn’t help it. It was the first time she saw him driving. He looked good. The black shirt he was wearing matched the jeep so well. He looked good whatever he wore to her, honestly.

“You talked to Taek often?” he asked suddenly.

“Not really, only once every three months, maybe. He’s way more busy now after he got his eight dan,” she answered. Jung Hwan nodded. He still looked like he wanted to ask something.

“Why?” she asked him.

“He didn’t tell you?”

“About what?”

Jung Hwan looked at her for a second and then looked back to the road. Deok Sun frowned. Taek did tell her something, but she wasn’t sure if that was what Jung Hwan meant.

Sun Woo and Taek’s family celebrated the New Year with her family and Taek told her after they drank the following night. He was smiling the whole time, even after she cried because she felt so bad for him.

She suddenly realized something. If Jung Hwan knew about that all along, was that the reason he started to avoid her back then?

“You knew?” she asked. She felt her anger slowly rising again and she took a deep breath to control it. It didn’t work.

“What?” he asked. He looked at her and he must have seen her anger because he stopped the car in the side of the road. She couldn’t even look at him. She was afraid she would say the wrong thing or worse, broke down in tears right here.

“You knew about Taek’s feeling?” she asked, again.

“Yes,” he said. “He told me, Sun Woo and Dong Ryong on my dad’s birthday in 1989.”

“That’s why you avoided me and pretended nothing ever happened between us?” she asked again.

“You made it sound worse,” Jung Hwan tried to be level headed because he could see she was too angry to think clearly. She finally turned her head to see him and he was staring at her, looking miserable.

“It felt worse!” she could feel tears in her eyes. “You tried so hard to make me fall for you and then you dumped me when I did.”

“I never dumped you,” he sounded hurt. Maybe she went too far with her words. She didn’t care.

“It felt like you did, okay?” she finally broke down in tears. She couldn’t care less about her pride.

“Why do you want me to do then? Should we date back then and stepped on Taek’s feelings?” he asked, finally getting angry too.

“Why didn’t you talk to me? Why did you decide all that by yourself?” she asked him between her sobs. Her voice was shaking. She was a mess. “At least let me know the reason. You know how many hours I spent, wondering what I did wrong to you?”

Jung Hwan touched both of her cheeks and wiped her tears. He looked like he was in the verge of tears himself.

“You didn’t do anything wrong,” he whispered to her. “Just blame me, okay? Just blame me.”

They looked at each other for a second. Their faces were so close, she could feel his breath. He touched her chin and pulled her closer. She already closed her eyes even before their lips touched.

She probably imagined this moment for a thousand times already. It wasn’t sweet and innocent like she thought it would be. Their kiss was far from it.

He scooped her onto his lap, holding her with both of his arms. He pulled her closer and closer again. She could feel his temperature rising and he was out of breath when he pulled away. He leaned closer again to kiss her neck and it made her shudder all over. Her heart already beat so fast and she didn’t think she could handle anything more.

“Deok Sun-ah,” he moaned her name while he pulled the handle beside the car seat and it suddenly reclined down.

“Yah!” she realized how dangerous their position was. She tried to sit down but he wouldn’t let her. He smiled sneakily while staring at her flustered face. He didn’t kiss her again, though, just kept holding her. She gave up and snuggled to him.

“You know I love you, right?” he whispered.

“I know,” she answered, smiling.

“I’m sorry,” he said.

“It’s okay. As long as you won’t leave me again,” Deok Sun turned her head to look at him. He smiled at her.

“I won’t. I promise.”

He tilted his head so he can kiss her again. She closed her eyes.

 

 

I loved how they met again unexpectedly and in elevator and not on plane. Emotions were on point i could feel every single one, sadness, anger, love. Its very realistic that gang separated and everyone went their on ways, that actually happens irl. And damn that last part I was like

 

[papulichan]

7 minutes ago, wizengamot said:

 

me too!!! haha i don't even think i could watch another drama for the next few months so as much as i want and had been anticipating for Park Min Young's Remember, i can't actually.

even my 'real life' is having a hard time pulling me away from this series. 

 

Well, the Sunday that went by , I cancelled all my appointments and lazed in front of my computer pouring my heart out in this thread...kekeke.... and even then the day felt oh so short....

Oh I've been fangirling RJY like crazy... the only other K-drama actor I'm this crazy about is Joo Jin-mo...

[Guest wizengamot]

4 minutes ago, hailaft said:

@papulichan  @artsycharisma thank you, always a pleasure

@wizengamot yeah, it's different, because I wrote it after seeing the shooting pictures in that black jeep. I still wanted them to finish the love triangle before the time jump (difficult, I know), but if they really had to drift apart, I feel like something major had to happen (ex : DS' family moved out). I think if the group still hang out together, JH and DS wouldn't avoid each other. They will be awkward, but they'll see each other anyway, like their current situation. No one will be able to move on if that happened LOL

 

yes me too. before, i thought it'll be okay because YJ and SW of R97 ignored each other and time jump avoiding each other but i think its more depressing part of them, JH and DS, avoiding each other or no resolution for the triangle before the time jump plus families moving out = MAJOR HEARTBREAK. i can't really T_T 

yes, i see/read hot hot scenes happening on the jeep car and as i've told you, it LITERALLY made me gulp like omg!!! hahahahaha!!! 

 

[alleverything]

19 minutes ago, junghwana said:

@wizengamot and @Kelly86 and @papulichanThanks a ton guys!

 

Yh I rather watch the raw version ..get a gist of the scenarios or my nerves will burst with curiosity.

Thats around 10.00 am Friday for me so doable. 

Hopefully all you lovelies will be around to discuss and share the upcoming angst and joy on Friday...then gain knowing Team Jh, I guess that's a given >_< 

 

Hiii I can see you're from the UK. It airs at 11am for us

 

Normally I skip the live stream (I can cry when it starts lagging), but this Friday I'll be watching it as well because a friend is visiting me for the weekend and she arrives at 2pm. SO I HAVE TO WATCH BEFORE SHE COMES ahhhhh im nervous

[fictionista]

Gah I had such a busy day I was only able to log in a couple of hours back. And boy does this thread move fast or what? 

@einYoshiChan Haha mianhe chingu, but that pic is taken from such a great distance that my detective skills are useless in this case. I am not even sure it looks like someone carrying another person. Given Shin Won Ho-Lee Woo Jung's record, I doubt they would utilize such a well-worn Kdrama romantic moment cliche here. I don't know..the pic looks too hazy for me to comment. As @papulichan mentioned, even if it is a 'princess carry' scene Taek is the likely carrier since it seems like they're filming in the playground.

Anyway, my most pressing concern at this moment is regarding ep 17+18. Would we get more of the same old same old? Jung Hwan angsting over Taek angsting over Jung Hwan? Or would we get forward movement? Honestly, this is probably the only Reply series which has so far featured the least amount of romance between the main leads. And I am not expecting a major breakthrough or a way out of the deadlocked love triangle in ep 18 either as I have a nagging feeling they'll save it for the finale week and if we're unlucky enough, maybe even ep 20. Either way, my expectations are pretty low at the moment.

Another niggling doubt that has been eating at me for days is the anticipation of a kiss between JH and DS. I wonder what will happen to my fangirl heart if they share a tame kiss and PD-nim leaves it at that?  I mean the romantic moments between JH and DS have been kind of sweet and innocent until now and they haven't even had a charged conversation about their feelings yet. While all the other Reply couples had already kissed at least once, had their feelings out in the open by ep 14-15. I was wondering if it is possible to cram in everything - important conversations, resolution of conflicts and DS-husband courtship scenes - in the last 2 or 3 episodes and not make it look rushed or feel contrary to the spirit of the story. This is why I just can't help but feel their kisses might be a little PG-13. And I am hoping against hope that that isn't the case.

Just had to get that out of my system because I know y'all would convince me otherwise and that JH-DS kisses would be more passionate than SW-BR's.  I hope you have a fair grasp on what the entire Korean and international viewerbase of Reply 1988 are expecting of Ryu Jun Yeol and Hyeri, PD-nim. Don't go around disappointing us.

Since most of my post sounds negative, here's a cheerier tidbit about uri Gaejungpal. Towards the middle of November, Ryu Joon Yeol's cousin who lives in Canada tweeted about his rising popularity in Korea and I commented on his tweet (He didn't reply to my comment because it didn't require one and also there was a significant time gap between both tweets). You have to be pretty damn popular in your home country for your distant cousin in Canada (who doesn't seem like much of a Kdrama fan or viewer) to take note of it and even tweet about it. 

https://twitter.com/AuraofDreams/status/668153366875238400

[carolinedl]

I'll be around too. I am working this week, helping with Orientation at my old University. But I took Friday off, as it is going to be a slow day and also because of R1988 Ha ha! So I'll be around and might do recaps in the main thread...

Speaking of which , I am strying to revive it a bit!!

[ihate0ni0ns]

@hailaft I'm gasping for some air reading your fanfic. Literally need some fresh air because I felt like the temperature in my room suddenly rising. Totally could imagine their 1st kiss now chingu-ya. I'm convinced XD 

Thank you so much for sharing it with us, pour souls that thirst for some "action" between them XD, It's so beautifully written 

*shooting finger hearts to you* <3

[Guest wizengamot]

3 minutes ago, papulichan said:

 

Well, the Sunday that went by , I cancelled all my appointments and lazed in front of my computer pouring my heart out in this thread...kekeke.... and even then the day felt oh so short....

Oh I've been fangirling RJY like crazy... the only other K-drama actor I'm this crazy about is Joo Jin-mo...

 

lol!!! hahahahaha!!! i could see all of you coming here (after the finale) with serious kdrama withdrawals. we're probably be hanging out here or if not, sitting in the corner of our room, staring in space, rocking back and forth while everyone around us is carrying on with their lives hahaha!!!