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and

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. The drama aired on

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from September 19, 2020 to March 7, 2021, every Saturday and Sunday from 19:55 to 21:15 ( KST).

Synopsis

Woo Jae-Hee works as an architect. His father Woo Jung-Hoo runs a big company, but Woo Jae-Hee has feuded with him over the years. After entering a university, Woo Jae-Hee lived independently and did not receive support from his father. Now, he is handsome, smart, and does good work as an architect. He meets Lee Bit Chae Woon for the first time while at a house remodelling site. Lee Bit Chae Woon works for an interior design shop. Her job is to visit customers and help select curtains, lighting, and other design choices. Lee Bit Chae Woon and Woo Jae-Hee get into an argument at the house remodelling site. They are also both residents of Samgwang Villa. Woo Jae-Hee has warm feelings for the residents and likes the general atmosphere there. Lee Bit Chae Woon has a different view of the place. She supports her family, including her mother Lee Soon-Jung and two younger siblings. She feels burdened by having to always support them. She dreams of one day becoming a textile designer, but it's not easy for her. She also dreams of leaving Samgwang Villa and the responsibility of being the head of the household.

Cast

Starring

as Lee Bit Chae-won *

as Woo Jae-hee

Recurring

Lee family

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as Lee Soon-jung * Bona as Lee Hae-deun * Ryeoun as Lee Ra-hoon

Woo family

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as Woo Jung-hoo *

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as Jung Min-jae

Kim family

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as Kim Jung-won *

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as Jang Seo-ah * Dong Ha (actor), Dong Ha as Jang Joon-ah

Tenants of Samkwang Villa

* Kim Sun-young as Lee Man-jung *

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as Kim Hwak-se *

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as Hwang Na-ro *

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as Cha Ba-reun

Others

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as Lee Jung-woo *

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as Park Pil-hong *

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as Lee Choon-seok * Lee Seung-hyung as Jung Min-seok * Lee Dong-toung as Yoo-hyeon * Shim Young-eun * Park Jeong-eon * Park Jeong-won * Park Jung-min * Park So-yoon * Kang Eun-ah * Jeon Eun-mi

Special appearances

* DIA *

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Viewership

Original soundtrack

Part 1

Awards and nominations

Notes

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