Kim Seung-soo feels betrayed by confirming the reality of Kim Hyung-mook's own drama [I'll prescribe you love]

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Kim Seung-soo was overcome with betrayal when he learned the whole story of Yang's family's self-written drama.

In the 20th episode of KBS 2TV's weekend drama "I Prescribe Love to You," which aired at 8 p.m. on the 5th (Yesterday), the hidden truths were revealed to the surface, causing a huge storm between the Gong and Yang families.

In yesterday's broadcast, Yang Dong-ik (Kim Hyung-mook) was attacked by a robber instead of fair (Kim Seung-soo). Fortunately, it was only a small wound, but Fairy expressed deep emotion, saying, "How did you think about getting a knife instead?" On the other hand, Yang Dong-ik formed a tense tension by looking at the fairness with the guilt of not being able to confess the whole story of his own drama honestly.

At that time, Choi Min-seo (Park Ri-won), who was dealing with accommodation at a meat restaurant, headed to Yang's family at the hands of Yang Eun-bin (Yoon Seo-ah). In the process, Cha Se-ri (played by So Yi-hyun) and Choi Min-seo remembered each other as "wrapped" and "weird old lady" and announced an intense reunion. Questions have intensified over what kind of events the two people, who imply a deep relationship, will stay in one space and become entangled with.

Meanwhile, Yang Dong-ik decided to change while leaving the past behind. He vowed to withstand the difficulties on his own and expressed his heavy heart to Cha Seri, saying, "Live for you." Afterwards, Fair Jung, who was worried about Yang Dong-ik, came to the front of the house, and Yang Dong-ik delayed his confession of the truth, saying, "Let's enjoy this happiness for one more day." In particular, the appearance of the two playing with water in broad daylight and boasting child-like innocence created a peaceful affection just before the storm.

Meanwhile, Gongju-ah (Jin Se-yeon), who learned the whole story of her own drama, suffered alone, fearing the shock to her family. However, when he heard that Yang Dong-ik was a fair lifesaver, he decided to keep the truth silent. He also asked Yang Hyun-bin (Park Ki-woong) to give him time to think, saying, "Let's just decide on our relationship."

Meanwhile, Yang Dong-sook (Cho Mi-ryeong) faced a crisis due to her involvement in voice phishing. She ran straight to the bank at the criminal's threat that she had her son Min Ji-hoo (played by Jo Yi-hyun). It was Gong Ji-han (played by Choi Dae-cheol) who found her so embarrassed that she couldn't discern. He calmed Yang Dong-sook down calmly, and soon found Min Ji-hoo himself, and the case ended. To Yang Dong-sook, who cries with gratitude, Gong Ji-han said, "I like it. I care about you, miss you, and like you a lot," he confessed, causing warm excitement.

At the end of the broadcast, Yang Dong-ik made a fatal mistake while trying to send a duet video with Fair Han to the "People's Theater" production team. He sent the video of his own drama, which put Gongju on the verge of disciplinary action, to a fair man by mistake. Yang Dong-ik, who realized his mistake late, faced a fair, cold-hardened feeling of betrayal. The shocking ending, in which a strong friendship was broken in an instant, exploded expectations for the next broadcast.

The 21st episode of KBS 2TV's weekend drama "I Prescribe Love" will air at 8 p.m. on the 11th (Saturday).

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*This content was translated by AI.