AhnJaeHyun, BaekJinHee, And JungEuiJae Confront Each Other At The Police Station In “TheRealHasCome!”
stars as Gong Tae Kyung, a talented obstetrician and gynecologist who is determined not to get married.) met for the first time at Tae Kyung’s gynecology clinic. Oh Yeon Doo’s ex-boyfriend Kim Joon Ha found out about Yeon Doo’s pregnancy and yelled, asking who the father of her child is. Gong Tae Kyung, who was watching this, stood in between Joon Ha and Yeon Doo, claiming that he is the father of the child.
Amidst all this, the newly released stills preview Tae Kyung and Joon Ha confronting each other at the police station while Yeon Doo looks at Tae Kyung with wary eyes. In particular, Tae Kyung’s and Joon Ha’s faces have scars, and their hair is messed up as if they were engaged in a physical fight. Viewers are curious to find out why they are at the police station with such messy appearances.
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