Love In Contract, or MonTuesWedThursFriSat is a South Korean Romantic Comedy Drama written by Ha Gu-dam and directed by Nam Sung-woo. The series stars Park Min-young, Go Kyung-pyo, Kim Jae-young and Kang Hyung-suk in leading roles. The series runs for 16 episodes and Love In Contract Episode 4 has a runtime of 67 minutes.
– Love In Contract Episode 4 Recap Contains Spoilers –
Love In Contract Episode 4 shows that the stalker who attacked Sang-eun was actually Hae-jin’s stalker and attacked Sang-eun because of a misunderstanding. This means Hae-jin is more in danger than Sang-eun. Ji-ho offers to escort Sang-eun home for safety but she says she is fine by herself. Before going, she asks him about the concert ticket and Ji-ho tells her that he will attend too but he is uncomfortable with social interaction so he didn’t tell her that he is attending too.
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Sang-eun meets Ji-ho right before the concert starts but he trades seats with someone else and sits at the back. However, she finds him again after the concert when he is talking with his boss. The boss had given him the tickets but he couldn’t give those to his subordinates. When Sang-eun appears suddenly, Ji-ho introduces her as his wife and things escalate quickly.
Sang-eun makes up an entire story about how they had to marry secretly because she got pregnant and didn’t want others to gossip about it. Ji-ho’s boss is surprised but also happy for him. Sang-eun mistakenly invites Ji-ho’s colleagues for dinner at home, not knowing his personality at work. Ji-ho asks Sang-eun to work for the rest of the contract because he needs to find her stalker and Sang-eun offers to help him with social interaction in the meantime.
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Yoo Mi-ho gets into trouble after acting as a broker between the Kangjin group and a famous international architect. The architect betrays her because of a past grudge and reports her illegal contract. This gets her into prison but Sang-eun gets her out on bail. Sang-eun was adopted and raised by Yoo to make her the heir of the Ina group but Sang-eun turned out to be a failure. This was Sang-eun’s chance to get out of debt and guilt and she used it to repay Yoo.
Sang-eun sells her car and many belongings and cancels going to Canada. Gwang-nam had come back from his home after fighting with his family and telling them that he is leaving the country but he also decides to stay back for Sang-eun. Gwang-nam’s family has a lot of expectations from him as a son but he finds being a son burdensome.
Love In Contract Episode 4 Ending
Sang-eun is extremely stressed because of Yoo and heads to Ji-ho’s home as it is Friday but Ji-ho informs her that he is on a company dinner. Ji-ho went to a company dinner for the first time because he didn’t want to invite them home and trouble Sang-eun. However, Sang-eun asked him if she can eat alone at his place. He allowed her to do so but it bothered him why she would eat alone and doesn’t want to go to her home.
Rumours about Hae-jin being gay, a womanizer and whatnot have been circulating continuously and his father is bothered by it. They ask him to return home and get married to a businessman’s daughter. Hae-jin is tired of them and returns to his apartment, only to find a bunch of reporters waiting for him. He sees Sang-eun walking alone and grabs her hand. He apologizes to her and covers her face. Then he walks toward the reporter and announces that he is getting married.
Love In Contract Episode 4 Review
Sang-eun and Ji-ho grow closer in Love In Contract Episode 4 and their chemistry is applaudable. A strange man and woman with secrets have known each other for five years but barely know each other. However, they get along just well because both of them are kind at heart. Sang-eun’s life has been traumatic but she hasn’t let go of her good side but has rather embraced it.
Love In Contract Episode 4 is available on Viki.
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