Lee Hye-ri ♥ Hwang In-yup, bathroom eye contact ending.. Highest viewership 3.7% [Dream for You] [Comprehensive]

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'Dream for You' Hwang In-yup and Lee Hye-ri sparked a reunion romance.

According to Nielsen Korea, the viewership rating agency, the third episode of ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Dream for You' (directed by Yoo Sun-dong, written by Jung Eun-bi, planned by KT Studio Genie, produced by Content Planner), which aired on the 20th, recorded an average viewership of 3.2% and a peak viewership of 3.7% in the Seoul metropolitan area, continuing its upward trend.

In that day's broadcast, it was revealed why Woo Soobin (played by Hwang In-yup) could not keep his promise to Ju Yi-jae (played by Lee Hye-ri) from 15 years ago. Meanwhile, Woo Soobin's sincere confession to open up Ju Yi-jae's heart stirred excitement.

There was a real reason why Woo Soobin broke his promise with Ju Yi-jae to make a movie together 15 years ago and left for the United States. While enduring heavy rain like a downpour, Ju Yi-jae waited endlessly, hoping Woo Soobin would not give up on his dreams. However, Woo Cheol-gyu (played by Jung Hae-kwon), who wanted his son to follow in his footsteps and become a doctor, relentlessly pressured Woo Soobin into abandoning his own dreams himself. Woo Soobin apologized to Ju Yi-jae, saying, "I'm not asking you to understand or forgive me now. I just hope your heart has healed a little." But Ju Yi-jae tried to act coldly, stating that the worst thing for someone you love is not being a bad person, but remaining pitiful.

Woo Soobin and Ju Yi-jae, who met again, gradually became each other's sanctuary. Ju Yi-jae, who had been in a coma after a traffic accident while searching for Woo Soobin 15 years ago, was still suffering from pain. While walking down the street, she froze upon recalling painful memories and couldn't move even when she saw an approaching car. At that moment, Woo Soobin appeared and saved her. However, Ju Yi-jae hid the past traffic accident from Woo Soobin, claiming she had just felt dizzy for a moment. As Ju Yi-jae bitterly noted that good memories fade while bad ones remain vivid, Woo Soobin's words that he returned to hold onto those good memories left a deep impression.

The screenplay 'Gyeongseong Love Song,' which they wrote together 15 years ago, was special to both of them. Woo Soobin could endure his difficult times by looking at the screenplay Ju Yi-jae had given him, as a reminder not to give up on his dream of becoming a film director. Woo Soobin returned the screenplay to Ju Yi-jae, who had lived forgetting her dreams, and encouraged her.

When Woo Soobin accidentally learned that 'Yi-jae Goes' was being discontinued, he became angry at PD Gyeong (played by Lee Kyung-wook), who was using Ju Yi-jae. However, to help Ju Yi-jae, who was struggling and even lowering her pride to secure a solo program slot, he promised to return for another appearance.

Ju Yi-jae, who learned of PD Gyeong's lie too late, bitterly recalled the past days when she had given up on her dream of becoming a film director and struggled to survive, saying, "I feel like I've been living life too hastily, just dealing with whatever comes my way. Who could have known that a job I chose because I needed money would last a week, then a month, and eventually years?" Woo Soobin warmly embraced Ju Yi-jae, who had lived so hard, saying, "Just doing that is amazing. That's why you're worth calling out to." Touched by Woo Soobin's sincere comfort, Ju Yi-jae poured out her tears while sharing her drunken confession: "Woo Soobin, my regret isn't about you. It's about me."

The next morning, Ju Yi-jae woke up in the hotel where Woo Soobin was staying for some reason. When Seo In-wook (played by Lee Sang-yeop), Woo Soobin's close friend and Je Jak-sa (CEO), came to visit, a startled Ju Yi-jae hid in the bathroom with Woo Soobin. In this dizzying situation where they seemed about to be caught, the two couldn't take their eyes off each other, deepening their eye contact and accelerating their reunion romance.

Shim Yu-geon (played by Baek Seong-cheol), a supporting actor who kept failing auditions, and top star Oh Ha-na (played by Lee Yeol-eum) grew closer. Oh Ha-na felt burdened by the shadow of her mother, Oh Soo-hee (played by Park Ji-young), who believed that powerful people can wield time as they please. After reuniting in a work following a photoshoot with Shim Yu-geon, Oh Ha-na felt free while riding his motorcycle. Having no friends, Oh Ha-na visited Shim Yu-geon's attic room and confessed her worry about not knowing how to make friends. With Oh Ha-na's shy smile expressing her desire to be friends, the two became friends.

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