Valid Love is not only about adultery. It’s about family and marriage life. My favorite part is the relationship between the heroine (Lee Shi Young) and her sister-in-law (Choi Yeo Jin). Hee Soo was bedridden and always needed someone by her side. That someone was her sister-in-law and what could have been a burden became a way for the heroine to vent and confide her feelings. Just listening was enough for her to get better but as time passed by, HS saw her distress and wanted to comfort with words and tell her that she is important. That was the most beautiful and sincere relationship in this drama. I liked the sequences with Hee Soo doing ballet. We had even more insight in her mental state. I cried when she passed away.

Oh, I really like Choi Yeo-jin! She’s always playing the Really Cool Unnie, no-nonsense type of roles and I love her for that.

I forgot she was in Valid Love! It was a poignant touch from the show when Lee Shi-young’s character would talk to her, and even though she’s just sitting in her wheelchair (or on her bed), seemingly emotionless, we get to see another version of her–the real her, and she’s got so much energy and just so real, that it makes me sad when the camera pans back to reality and she’s just sitting there, staring blankly.