The reason Woo Hyeol needs In Hae’s blood is because she opened the coffin. It’s not something just an ordinary human should be able to do. Though she doesn’t quite understand why he needs (or even what he means by) her blood filled with love, In Hae does want to do her best to help him. 

Seeing the drawing Man Hwi took from Woo Hyeol’s room, Hae Won feels as if she’s looking at her past life. She wants to know more about him. She wants to know why and how they are connected. But, Man Hwi’s services come at a cost – even though she’s the one already paying for his opulent life style.  

Later, Hae Won visits the mansion and speaks with Woo Hyeol. She convinces him to let her see his basement abode. The two seem to be almost ready to share a moment, but In Hae walks in. Whatever moment there could have been is ruined. 

Out of the hospital Do Shik meets with Woo Hyeol. He tells him point blank that he wants him out of the mansion and away from In Hae. That having him there makes him uncomfortable and he doesn’t like it. Woo Hyeol tells him that once he gets what he wants he’ll leave the mansion, on his own accord, but not before and as far as he’s concerned, their meeting never happened. 

Hae Won meets with In Hae at a cafe. Knowing that the guest house is not doing as well as it could be, she has an idea to throw a party with a 1920s theme. She believes it could be a social media hit that could drive more people to the guest house. She also confesses that she wants In Hae to help her get closer to Woo Hyeol – she can also use the party to get close to Do Shik. 

Dong Seop, and Sang Hae believes they’ve found the perfect part-time job – extras in a drama. The only problem is, they’re expected to eat, human food, which they already know they cannot do. None of Sang Hae’s “Get Rich Quick” schemes are working. 

While choosing his outfit for the party, Woo Hyeol realizes all his suits are faded and old. None of them will fit the aesthetic he is looking for. Deciding to pay a visit to Gwang-ok, he finds that a suit has been left for him, by In Hae’s father, which he tells her immediately. He also advises that Rose, Dong Seop, and Sang Hae will help with the party preparations and Rose even gives In Hae some adorable 1920s attire to wear. 

At the party, Do Shik, who knows Woo Hyeol’s friends must also be vampires, tries to spend time with In Hae, while at the same time Hae Won tries to get Woo Hyeol alone. However, the two only have eyes for one another. Hidden in the crowd, Mr. Ko sighs. he knows things are about to get complicated. 

Quick Take: I love how Woo Hyeol doesn’t hide things from In Hae. He’s very honest and open with her.  I love Rose and Sang Hae and Dong Seop are so much fun. I do not like the path Do Shik is going down. I do not want him to become a villain. 

What will happen now that In Hae and Woo Hyeol have shared a dance? What sinister plot is hiding behind Hae Won’s gender eyes? Will Sang Hae and Dong Seop be able to afford their apartment when their landlord raises the rent? Find out in Episode 11! 

More Heartbeat soon so… 

Stay. Tuned!