Episode Two picks up right where Episode One left off, with Seok looking at the reincarnated Ha Yeon, who, as a man, is not the woman he thought he would be.
After meeting Ha Yeon, and a restaurant where he works as a waiter, Seok reflects on their past life three hundred years ago, when he was a servant called Dol Soe (Wandering Slave). Realizing that it’s not really a name, Ha Yeon decided to call him Seok, which means destiny.
Back in the present and drunk on wine, Seok is heartbroken. Off his shift, and as a fan of his novels, Ha Yeon offers to take Seok home. Despite his belligerence, Ha Yeon ensures Seok gets home safely.
The next morning, Seok remembers what happened, including not only his rudeness but also pulling Ha Yeon into bed with him for a very tender hug – but only a hug, which he makes sure Sin Bi knows is all he did. However he is also upset at her for not telling him that Ha Yeon was reborn.
Sin Bi later sends David, the new editor over to help Seok finish up his latest project. She doesn’t tell him that David is the English name of Ha Yeon. Once again the two come face to face.
This is my least episode of the series and it’s mainly because Seok is being a little brat. But, I do understand it was probably quite a shock. Still, it is a fun episode.
8/10.
What will “David” bring to the table? Will Seok finally stop being a brat and start to fall in love? Find out in episode 03! There’s more First Love, Again soon so…
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