Romance in the House (2024) Episode 9

9 Comments to “Romance in the House (2024) Episode 9”

1. Pause 48:26

   What the f*ck is wrong with that previous owner’s daughter? Why would you visit someone who has nothing to do with the person you are suspecting? If she have researched and found Mi Rae, she would’ve found out first that Mr. Byeon has been estranged to his family for 11 years…why visit Mi Rae’s workplace?
   They said it before that the owner doesn’t have any intention of selling the building that’s why he was really holding onto it coz he know that when he dies his child/children will sell his building…and it happened. It was a close deal…even the police didn’t investigate further…did she already wasted all that money and now wanted more? I know she has every right to investigate as a daughter…argh sorry I’m just a little irritated that she went to Mi Rae…I guess my blood pressure is still high… coming from Good Partner drama…hehehe!

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2. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ji Jin Hee can deliver ME on a bike any old time!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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3. watching a person who mostly plays negative characters, playing a positive character is another form of happiness….

   brother/father being a cupid 😁😁, m watching Prison playbook again these days and m in love with his character all over again ❤️❤️❤️

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4. the title should be “household problems” cz there’s absolutely no Romance in the house…..

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5. I knew it , Mirae father will blow it again. Did her mother saw Mirae and Tae Pyeong together , why she speak in the car like she knows they were dating? Did I miss something? For the first time a CEO is pushing his son to the FL. I guess he like her for future daughter in law.

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6. Ha-ha I wished the matriarch fr , “Live Your Own Life” could hv done the same to her daughter in emancipating her..😂

   Not use to seein’ actor playin’ Tae Pyeong’s dad as “nice“.🤪😆 He has tht scary face.😁

   Mi Rae is weird LoL. Don’t she want her folks to be happy? Or even feel bad for her mom? At least the dad is trying. He’s being responsible.

   Keeping a pair of men’s shoes as a security measure to solo females isn’t exactly convincing LoL. There’re nosy people everywhere they’d know u live alone LoL.

   I still wanna know the song played in the kiss scene in ep. 8 LoL.

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7. Never having children and being raised to be indepent of my mother I just could not relate to this ep and skipped through most of it. Reading comments below helped me understand it better.

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8. i’m still not used to seeing minho’s appa playing a good guy. i still got trauma from his past characters 😂😂

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9. I can understand the mother’s hurt. Letting go hurts, cutting the cord hurts. I was glad to see Ji jinhee appear to take care of her. The mother made a real smart move by making move out. I admire such women who take quick actions once they realize what went wrong.

   But who said grief enters only when someone passes? The letter was supposed to be instructional and comforting for Mirae, but for the mother realizing the weight that her daughter had to carry and having her move out to free her from it, seems to be really hard. The fallen hair scene was really well placed. I teared up. You could tell by her restless behaviour waiting for her daughter’s calls, calling out to her kids when she ran out of bread, asking her at the mart if she was okay- that she was feeling lonely. A person who is happy to be alone doesn’t wait for someone’s calls. She was lonely and Mirae entered at the right time. I was touched when she wrote that she wanted the Villa place to be her home and safe place and not a battlefield. She wanted to preserve the sense of coming home. She knew it would be lost if Mirae kept being angry , or restless FOR the mother in that place.

   The drama and the dialogues never cease to impress me- I can understand what Mirae meant when she said she was protecting herself by trying to protect the mother. Kids feel safe when their parents feel safe. If the parents are in constant fight/flight mode, that will transfer to the children.

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