Hong Hae In visits Baek Hyun Woo after their divorce. Despite initial barbs, both reveal they miss each other. Hong Hae In confesses her love, leaving Baek Hyun Woo flustered but hinting at a chance for reconciliation.
- Hong Hae In Visits Baek Hyun Woo After Divorce – A Loveless Dream?
- Baek Hyun Woo’s Uncomfortable Reality
- Hong Hae In’s Underlying Jealousy – A Fear of Replacement
- Hong Hae In’s Underlying Jealousy – A Fear of Replacement
- Baek Hyun Woo’s Humility and Hong Hae In’s Poignant Confession
- A Shared Laugh – A Glimpse of Hope?
Hong Hae In Visits Baek Hyun Woo After Divorce – A Loveless Dream?
In the latest episode (12) of tvN’s hit drama “The Queen of Tears,” Hong Hae In (Kim Ji-won) confronts Baek Hyun Woo (Kim Soo-hyun) after their recent divorce. The scene takes place at Baek Hyun Woo’s new house, where Hong Hae In questions his comfort level since their separation.
Hong Hae In: “I was curious where you’ve been living since the divorce, and here you are. Haven’t you been uncomfortable?”
Baek Hyun Woo’s Uncomfortable Reality
Baek Hyun Woo assures her he hasn’t been comfortable, but Hong Hae In remains unconvinced.
Hong Hae In: “I guess you’ve been sleeping soundly since our divorce. I haven’t slept well, but you said divorce was your dream, so I guess you’ve been sleeping well after fulfilling your dream. Is it okay if you’re at least more comfortable being alone?”
Her words highlight the emotional toll the divorce has taken on her, contrasting her experience with his supposed dream.
Hong Hae In’s Underlying Jealousy – A Fear of Replacement
Faced with Hong Hae In’s pointed remarks, Baek Hyun Woo admits his discomfort and longing.
Baek Hyun Woo: “I haven’t been comfortable. I guess I have a new house syndrome since it’s a new house. And most of all, I miss you.”
He expresses a regretful sentiment:
Baek Hyun Woo: “Sometimes I just wonder what it would have been like if this was our honeymoon house. I wish we could have spent our honeymoon here, fighting and having no place to go. And then as I think about it alone, I miss you and stuff.”
Hong Hae In’s Underlying Jealousy – A Fear of Replacement
Hong Hae In’s visit takes an unexpected turn when she notices food prepared by Baek Hyun Woo.
Hong Hae In: “If I die, are you going to see another woman? Are you going to live in a cozy house where you have no place to run even if you fight with another woman, make stew, be happy, and be lovey-dovey?”
Her question reveals a fear of being replaced, suggesting a lingering attachment despite the divorce.
Baek Hyun Woo’s Humility and Hong Hae In’s Poignant Confession
Baek Hyun Woo seems surprised by the suggestion of another woman, replying,
Baek Hyun Woo: “What woman would want to meet me?”
Hong Hae In then delivers a heartfelt confession:
Hong Hae In: “He must be handsome, kind, and smart, but you don’t act like you know it all. Where can you find a man like you? I want to meet you again a hundred times, even if I’m born a hundred times over.”
A Shared Laugh – A Glimpse of Hope?
Baek Hyun Woo reacts with amusement,
Baek Hyun Woo: “Hey, are you saying that stuff without blinking an eye?”
Hong Hae In remains sincere,
Hong Hae In: “It’s the truth. Why would I blink?”
The scene concludes with Baek Hyun Woo’s laughter,
Baek Hyun Woo: “This kid is really messing with me.”
