What To Anticipate In The 2nd Half Of 'TheLawCafe'
as Kim Yu Ri, the eccentric lawyer that becomes his new tenant when she opens a “law cafe” in his building.
As the drama quickly dives into its second half, here are three key points you should keep an eye out for!In Episode 8, Kim Yu Ri was left in shock after finding out that Kim Jung Ho was a part of the Dohan group. In the episode before that, Kim Jung Ho was kidnapped by a school bully and after finding out that Kim Yu Ri had shed tears out of worry for him, he kissed her. However, after the kiss, he began to avoid Kim Yu Ri, raising questions about the future of their relationship.
Although Kim Jung Ho had initially planned on personally making an official announcement that he was the person who accused Dohan Construction of corruption, he missed the timing to do so after news regarding his father Kim Seung Woon came out first. Kim Yu Ri saw his father’s news first and burst into tears, crying out, “Oh no, Kim Jung Ho. Just like you said, you’re going to get hate.” He begged earnestly, “I’m all prepared. So please don’t leave me.
Amid this process, Kim Yu Ri, who had received compensation from Dohan Construction for noise in her apartment, received a warning from Lee Pyun Woong, forcing Kim Jung Ho to step forward. Kim Jung Ho gathered evidence regarding the connection between Dohan Construction and his father Kim Seung Woon, a Seoul Central District prosecutor, which in turn put his father’s career in danger.
The producers commented, “‘The Law Cafe’ will approach viewers with a bittersweet romance, humanism with depth, and a wide range of fun. The second half, which starts with the October 3 broadcast, will unfold a narrative where the leads collide violently with love and justice and endlessly go back and forth between hot and cold. Please look forward to it and give us lots of attention.
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