Even though Yo is determined to resist Ryusei, she finds him exciting and is falling for his methods. He says he’s changed. Can it work this time?
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This episode showcases the differences in personality between our two leading men. Ren is calm and has always been supportive of Yo, while Ryusei is much more emotional and assertive.
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After the confrontations in the last episode, everybody rethinks their relationships. Even Yo, having friend-zoned Ren for years, looks at him through the window and thinks, “What a pity.”
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This is a pivotal episode, where people start to see each other clearly and tell home truths. Much of this is what the audience has been saying to the characters forever!
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Everyone tells a little about their past in this episode. Ren thinks he is giving himself a chance to fall in love with Maki. Yo thinks Ren and Maki don’t know each other well enough for marriage. Maki thinks getting to know each other after they are married is fine.
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In this slow-burn romance, Yo is recognizing her feelings for Ren, but thinks they are not appropriate. Fortunately, she’s also finding closure with two previous love-interests.
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Yo and Ren have similar experiences getting to know Yu and Maki. The two assistants make a point of being helpful and are both a little more proactive in becoming friendly than Yo and Ren are.
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We are now up to Episode 3 in our story of Yo and Ren. I’m happy that they are both professional people! She is a manager of the design department of a shoe company, and he’s a real estate developer who specializes in customizing commercial properties.
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Having made a bet with each other about who will get married first, Yo and Ren do some thinking about how to accomplish that, and we find out how they really feel about each other.
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For the first time, Viki is releasing a Japanese drama while it is still airing in Japan! They are calling it In Time With You (JP), because it is a remake of a Taiwanese drama of that title. In other places you will find it as I Don’t Love You Yet. What kind of show rates this milestone?
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