Nothing about this drama was simple

Nothing about this drama was simple. I was utterly sickened by the older couple's adult kids; instead of taking care of their parents, they burdened them to the end, how sad. Myung Won was not playing when he told his wife she knew nothing about him. To know it was all for nothing must've been a hell of a blow to Lieutenant In and even more for MW but neither deserve any pity. They are a sum of their choices.Lieutenant In's failure to do his sworn duty as a cop cost not one life but countless others. And to think it was all done in the name of love, utterly disgusting. I seriously wondered why Myung Won's wife's father helped cover up his crime when he didn't even appreciate his own daughter. It made perfect sense that it was her all along, the hit and run and everything else that followed—what comes easily goes easily— truly beyond despicable. They all knew the truth, but none of them tried to protect Su Jin or her mom.I totally enjoyed the twists and turns of this fantastic scripted and acted mini-series. A thousand kudos to the writer (I can see why it won an award of the best script of 2019), the director, the actors particularly Kang Sung Yun as Miss Lee, she was beyond dynamic. Jo Han Sun, as In Cheol Ho, I have to give it to him. He was amazingly versatile in this role and all the side characters—brilliant build-up to the climax—what an ending, short but impactful. No amount of cover-ups or lies will stop the truth; it always reveals itself in the end.

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