I'm impressed by at least three actress/characters of this drama. The first is Seo-Yeon (actress Soo-Ae). She is a woman who at thirty years old has early manifestations of a terrible and incurable disease.She is cute,she is clever,has a pleasant job,she is loved,she is doomed to die too early.For her Park-Ji will break his engagement,he will fight with his parents,will be near his old girlfriend until the end.Seo-Yeon is on screen an amazing, outstanding presence.I rarely seen such original character. An very loved character,for me,is Seo-Yeon's aunt (actress Oh Mi-Yeon),a joyful,carefulness person.Along episodes she will show successively great evidence of human experience. Another wonderful character is the abandoned fiancée Hyang-Gi (actress Jung Yoo-Mi). She only seems to be childish but no,is still a clever girl, one of the most kind,sympathetic character in this drama. We'll not have ugly or miserable scenes, we'll see the light of love instead.

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