Who knew It’s Okay To Not Be Okay would lead us to cohabitation hijinks! The drama continues to captivate with its beauty — the scenes are like a painting and I keep on repeating this multiple times while watching an episode. Well, same can be said for Seo Ye Ji as well. I loved the rooftop dinners for the brothers Kang Tae and Sang Tae (so warm and happy) but I’m also excited that the leads are now living together. I was angry at Moon Young for creating the tension between them but it’s not exactly a surprise from what we have seen of her so far. We do see glimpses of a good heart in her though. Continue reading →