Good Partner (2024) Episode 12

13 Comments to “Good Partner (2024) Episode 12”

1. I don’t want this drama to end! Loving the intense scenes on this episode. The evil CEO son and the battered wife characters are so convincing. They made mistake taking lawyer Cha for case dismissal.

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2. I can never be an attorney even in my next life, ( if there’s one ) wtf are people even defending, abusers, torturers, psychopaths, rich crazy as* people, what in the world !!!!!?!!

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3. only weak minded men hurt women. what kind of man are you? if you hurt a woman who is weaker than you and specially you are married to her.

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4. dun tell me that Cha eun kyung didn’t know that he was the nephew/son of the CEO….I mean, even Lawyer Jun knew who hasn’t spent a quarter of the time Cha eun kyung has spent in the law firm, and m sure if he knows, than everyone else also knows, and she didn’t know??? come on!!! make it make sense….

   I actually thought that she was shocked to find out that he would become the Managing partner and not her, but she actually was shocked that he was the son…..

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5. such parents should be executed first before the abuser, Gosh it was infuriating to see how she had to beg her own parents to step foot into the house where she lived since childhood, the house she considered hers, the parents she considered will protect her and would believe her and listen to her, and the same people pushed her into the Hell….they better not show these fu*king bas*ards crying over her dead body….

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6. Sorry, but did I just see the female’s mum crying in the courthouse in the preview? The absolute cheek of that b*****d. Your own daughter came to your house to say he hits you and you essentially said I don’t care. People like them deserve to rot in hell and don’t deserve to call themselves parents. This episode just made my blood boil.

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7. I didn’t expect this episode to turn as dark as it did. It’s true; monsters are created by everyone who knows their evil doings, and do nothing to stop them, from Chun Hwan’s father to Ji Young’s appalling parents. If one can call them that, they are even more evil than him—silence in the face of evil is itself evil. Like, how pathetic and weak must a man be to find his sense of power and control over their partner and even their own life through emotional, mental, physical abuse, and eventual murder—seriously pathetic and monsterous. He murdered her, but her parents killed her long before that. I will continue to say, some people do not deserve to be parents. And even more pathetic is Cha’s childishly disrespectful boss, acting a fool just because he is afraid of her influence on his child, accusing her of harming the law firm’s reputation when it’s his lack of good sense and negative traits, harming the firm and everyone that works there. I swear humans can be the cruelest monsters ever.

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8. Wait, ain’t no way CEK doesn’t know he is the son of that guy… like what??? Did they run outta ideas???

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9. Shame on that girl’s parents. I cannot believe they knew nothing about the abuse when they could clearly see her standing barefoot in that state on their front door. This is one of the reasons a lot of women stay in abusive marriages (especially in Asian countries). Because they have nowhere to go, no one to help them.

   And it doesn’t make sense for such divorce laws to still exist. Why does there even need to be a wrong party for a divorce to be approved? Why don’t no-fault divorces exist here?

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10. I didn’t understand why Cha get mad at Wo Jin? She didn’t know he is the boss son? When Juri knew about it?

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11. It’s ridiculous that a country in which one in three women experience DV doesn’t have a no-fault divorce law. I felt so bad for her when she cried and begged. Even if these women can’t prove the assault atleast they can get a divorce with the no-fault divorce law. Somehow k-media and most people there don’t seem to take this issue seriously while other things that shouldn’t even be considered a problem becomes way more controversial than this. I think more people who want to marry korean guys should be educated on the real issues there like these before they end up being a victim.

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12. This episode shows how it is f***ing scary to be a woman and these things happen way often than you think it does.

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13. Such a cheap move by the CEO to make the to FLs go against each other. What are they? 10 year olds? My old teacher used to do this shi.

    The SFL has a really long way to go…. everytime there’s a new case she can’t seem to be composed. She kinda looks cute in this ep tho

    EDIT: WHY IS THE CEO SO SHAMELESS????😭💀 EW BROTHAH

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