'Prescribing Love' continues to deliver jaw‑dropping twists and swoon‑worthy moments every episode.
Episodes 13 and 14 of KBS 2TV’s weekend drama Prescribing Love aired last weekend at 8 p.m. Directed by Han Jun‑seo and Bae Eun‑hye, written by Park Ji‑sook and produced by HB Entertainment, the series has dominated the weekend schedule with standout performances and unpredictable plot turns. Here are the cliffhangers that left viewers sleepless.
Yang Hyun‑bin (Park Ki‑woong) couldn’t hide his jealousy when Gong Joo‑ah (Jin Se‑yeon) prepared for a blind date. He delivered a blunt confession — "If you were on a blind date today, I would have ruined it. I don’t like that" — a direct, no‑flashing signal that set hearts racing. The moment dissolved, however, when the pair spotted Lee Hee‑kyung (Kim Bo‑jung) and Min Yong‑gil (Kwon Hae‑seong) engaging in public displays of affection nearby. Tension spiked further as scenes cut to Yang Dong‑sook (Jo Mi‑ryung) searching for her husband’s rumored lover. Against the backdrop of a 30‑year family feud, viewers are now riveted to see how modern‑day Romeo and Juliet Gong Joo‑ah and Yang Hyun‑bin will navigate the obstacles ahead.
When the affairs involving Gong Dae‑han’s (Choi Dae‑cheol) wife and Yang Dong‑sook’s husband came to light, both households were thrown into chaos. In a dramatic resolution, Gong Jeong‑han (Kim Seung‑soo) and Yang Dong‑ik (Kim Hyung‑mook) resorted to a coin toss to decide which family would move. While Yang Dong‑ik bristled with competitive fire, Gong Jeong‑han flipped the coin with a calm detachment and then declared, "I’ll go. I’ll move," accepting the outcome without hesitation. His heavy decision to sacrifice for his younger brother Gong Dae‑han added an emotional weight to the episode and raised anticipation about how the entwined family saga will unfold.
Gong Joo‑ah erupted with hurt after Yang Hyun‑bin pushed her away on account of family issues. To provoke jealousy, she agreed to a blind date with Kim So‑hye’s brother (Koo Ja‑sung), but her thoughts kept returning to Yang Hyun‑bin. Intoxicated, she showed up at his studio apartment (officetel) and surprised him with an unexpected kiss. As she tried to flee in embarrassment, Yang Hyun‑bin pulled her back and kissed her again. The mutual acknowledgment of their feelings delivered a potent dose of vicarious thrill, prompting a strong reaction from viewers.
Cha Se‑ri (So Yi‑hyun) felt betrayed after learning her family launched a campaign to block the Gong family’s move—without consulting her. She cut off contact with them and sought out a convent where she once had ties, leaving with a mysterious box of baby items. The shock deepened when the baby photo in a frame matched the photo inside Choi Min‑seo’s (Park Ri‑won) necklace. Earlier, Choi Min‑seo had hinted at an unusual connection after meeting Gong Woo‑jae (Kim Sun‑bin) while working at a Korean barbecue joint, so the secret Cha Se‑ri carries could have major consequences for both characters, leaving viewers eager for the next episode.
Meanwhile, KBS 2TV’s weekend drama Prescribing Love will air episode 15 on the 21st at 8 p.m.
Kim Se‑ah, TenAsia reporter haesmik@tenasia.co.kr
