SPOILER ALERT! [8/10]

I have mixed feelings for the CEO. I used to think he genuinely cared for Doha's happiness, but I forgot he's also Doha's CEO. As his CEO, it makes sense for him to be concerned that Doha's past will impact the company's future. Most of the time he acts like Doha's wellbeing is more important than the company's, and we've seen that a lot. Such as when he protected Doha's identity countless times. Now we know that's only true to a certain extent, that maybe the CEO's little brother and Doha's mother are right, that the CEO only wants the best for his company. It's hard to be a boss and a friend at the same time, but I hope there won't be a fallout between Doha and the CEO. I believed when the CEO said he didn't want to ruin Doha's happiness by telling him about his ex's brother searching for Kim Doha. Finally, Solhee's ex came clean and opened up the reason why he couldn't tell Solhee. Thank God there won't be a love triangle because Solhee realised she has feelings for Doha, and her ex didn't force her to stay with him. He's a good, supportive man. If Solhee believes exes can be friends, maybe she can befriend him.

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