Love In Contract Episode 2 Recap and Review: Park Min-young Has Confusing Feelings Towards Her Contract Husband

Love In Contract or alternatively known as 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 2 has a runtime of 80 minutes.

– Love In Contract Episode 2 Recap Contains Spoilers –

In Love In Contract Episode 2, Ji-ho and Sang-eun, both are concerned about the end of their contract. Sang-eun had decided to end her contract with Ji-ho but he brought up the topic first. She doesn’t understand if her ego is hurt or if she feels sad that their contract is coming to an end. She declares to Ji-ho that she will work until the end of the month to finish the duration of the contract because she strictly follows her business rules.

Love In Contract Episode 2 Park Min-young
Still from Love In Contract Episode 2

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Kang Hae-jin signed and filmed a movie without knowing that the movie targeted his family’s business. He visits his older brother but he jokes it off. Hae-jin’s brother has been searching for a person and finds out that Yoo Mi-ho of the Eena group is acquainted with the person they are looking for. Sang-eun is the heir of the Eena group and they have had a bitter encounter in the past but Hae-jin’s brother does not seem to remember it.

Hae-jin has moved in as Ji-ho’s neighbour and in their first encounter, Ji-ho mistakes Hae-jin for a delivery man. At the same time, Hae-jin sees his first love, Jamie but as a woman married to his neighbour, Ji-ho. He gets upset initially but later, finds their relationship suspicious. Sang-eun leaves home at night without her wedding ring and comes home after two days. Hae-jin pities himself for being interested in his married first love but he cannot stop himself.

Love In Contract Episode 2 Park Min-young
Still from Love In Contract Episode 2

Ji-ho has been practising knife attacks near the stairs when Hae-jin sees him. Hae-jin gets shocked to see Ji-ho in this way and drops his mobile phone. This startles Ji-ho and runs away. Hae-jin rushes to see what Ji-ho was attacking and finds pictures of a dead woman and the stairs which he had seen on TV. He thinks Ji-ho is a murderer and tries to warn Sang-eun.

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Hae-jin asks Sang-eun about her husband’s profession and tries to tell her that her husband is abnormal. However, Sang-eun has no answers because she doesn’t know anything about Ji-ho and hence, brushes off Hae-jin. Sang-eun has been curious about Ji-ho and finally asks him about his profession but he just tells her that it is an uncommon one and changes the topic.

Love In Contract Episode 2 Ending

Ji-ho had accidentally seen Sang-eun’s flight ticket from Seoul to Vancouver and hence, he brought up the topic of divorce first, to let go of Sang Eun and let her live the life she wanted. Sang-eun didn’t remember but she had told Ji-ho that she wanted to move to another country and find love. Sang-eun finally understands why she felt upset about leaving Ji-ho. It is because he had been her best client and she has been the best wife to him.

Love In Contract Episode 2 Park Min-young
Still from Love In Contract Episode 2

Sang-eun tells him that he was good to her and she wants to have their last dinner just like usual, no talks and just dinner cooked by Ji-ho. Ji-ho feels happy that he was good toward at least someone in his life. On the night of their last dinner, Hae-jin tries to stop Sang-eun, thinking she has an affair that Ji-ho has found out. He worries that Ji-ho will harm her but Ji-ho opens the door for her and calls her honey. Ji-ho talks to Sang-eun just the way she fantasized about him and Sang-eun falls for him all over again.

Love In Contract Episode 2 Review

Jung Ji-ho is the star in Love In Contract Episode 2. Sang-eun and Ji-ho definitely have chemistry but both have been denying their feelings because of the business contract that they had. Ji-ho is eccentric and it is difficult to tell what kind of a person he is. His suspicious activities make him look like a sociopath and a killer but on the other hand, he is gentle toward Sang-eun. Hae-jin brings just the right amount of humour needed to fill in the silent conversations of Ji-ho and Sang-eun in the series.

Love In Contract Episode 2 is available on Viki.

Read all Love In Contract Recaps here.

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Park Min-young finds it difficult to let go of her contract husband in Love In Contract Episode 2.
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Park Min-young finds it difficult to let go of her contract husband in Love In Contract Episode 2.Love In Contract Episode 2 Recap and Review: Park Min-young Has Confusing Feelings Towards Her Contract Husband