betrayal

The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from one’s enemies -- it’s interesting how Sang Mi has to pretend Do Chang is corrupt, so she doesn’t feel guilty for taking him down to save herself. If it weren’t sad, it would be amusing how Do Chang and Ji Hyuk have to play cat and mouse with the Chief to do their jobs. I will give it to them, though; their plan is brilliant. Maze chasing the gangsters was my favorite part; I laughed so hard; I appreciated the scene’s lightness to the drama’s underlying darkness. I so enjoy a twist. I loved that Detective Jae Hong understood that loyalty is the people who stay true to you even behind your back. I so hoped he'd tell Do Chang about Sang Mi’s threats. So, it was quite exhilarating to see that he did. And now that the tables may be turned Sang Mi will have to watch her back. As much as I feel bad for Do Chang’s sister, I’m starting to find it hard to continue to sympathize with her, she doesn’t try to be the change she needs and is quite annoying (kudos to the actress). The Yoo brothers baffle me, they continue to be a mystery; what are they playing at; I am wondering if they should be on Do Chang and Ji Hyuk's suspect list, right there with Nam Gook Hyun, Jo Sung Dae, and Oh Jong Tae. I am so liking this ride and think the real detecting begins now

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