‘Flowers that bloom at night’ Lee Jong-won, suspicious of Lee Ha-nui’s identity, “Trying to help the hordes of pirates”

[TV Daily Reporter Kim Jin-seok] ‘Flowers that bloom at night’ Honey Lee said that Lee Jong-won was rude.

In episode 3 of the SBS Friday-Saturday drama ‘Flowers that Bloom at Night’ (written by Lee Sam, directed by Jang Tae-yu), which aired on the night of the 19th, Park Soo-ho (Lee Jong-won) was shown questioning the identity of Jo Yeo-hwa (Lee Honey)..

On this day, Jo Yeo-hwa escaped the threat of a horde of pirates with the help of Park Soo-ho, but when Geum Wi-yeong said that he would come forward and investigate, she refuted it by saying, “It’s rude.”Cho Yeo-hwa, a widow who died in the forest, said that it was against etiquette to even talk to men on a mountain path, and she stopped Park Soo-ho by talking about the effects that would come if he started investigating the group of pirates.

Next, the relationship between Yeon-seon (Park Se-hyun) and Park Yoon-hak (Lee Ki-woo) and Park Yoon-hak’s identity were also revealed. When Park Soo-ho returned, Jo Yeo-hwa was mortified and said, “I never want to meet him again.”Park Soo-ho said, “He didn’t look dangerous at all.””It seems like she was actually trying to help a group of pirates,” she questioned.

When Park Yun-hak heard that Jo Yeo-hwa was Seok Ji-seong’s (Kim Sang-joong) first daughter-in-law, he said, “They say she had a brother, but she married alone. To make matters worse, on the morning of her wedding day, her father-in-law died and she became a widow without even seeing his face,” she said, telling the story of how he became her widow.

[TV Daily Reporter Kim Jin-seok news@tvdaily.co.kr/Photo = MBC ‘Flowers that bloom at night’]

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