Still half-asleep, Min-hyuk answers the call, introducing himself as the CEO of AinSoft. He struggles to wake, and grumbles about being unable to see the girl’s face. Right before the hood falls away, a ringtone blares in the background, snatching grown-up Min-hyuk from his dream.
And as if sensing his curiosity, she stops in her tracks and turns back slightly toward him, when a breeze catches the hood of her sweater and begins to peel it away from her head.
Min-hyuk watches the girl as she leaves, fascinated. She turns around without revealing her face, and begins walking up the road. Out the back window, Min-hyuk notices a girl wearing a pink hoodie back away from the rear end of the bus. However, when he opens his eyes again, the bus has stopped in its tracks, and all remain unharmed. Panicking, he stomps down on the brakes as they barrel forward, then closes his eyes, unable to witness the certain horror to come. He swerves to the right, barely avoiding an oncoming car, but then redirects into the path of two pedestrians standing to the side of the road. The driver desperately tries to regain control only to discover that the brakes are broken. Suddenly, one of the tires bursts and soon the bus careens down a hill. On a dreary afternoon, high school student AHN MIN-HYUK ( Park Hyung-shik) sits in the back of a bus holding a bouquet of flowers. The episode does run slightly long, but I enjoyed every little morsel, and by the end I was completely won over by this adorable Hercules and her quirky boss. JTBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama Strong Woman Do Bong-soon premiered this week, and it seems that many people wanted to see Park Bo-young take on bad guys and deliver justice, because it achieved an impressive 3.8% viewership for its first episode. 212 FebruFebruStrong Woman Do Bong-soon: Episode 1 by murasakimi
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