May 8, 2014 January 24, 2016 Witch’s Romance: Episode 5 by Dong-ha and Ji-yeon continue to struggle with their growing attraction to each other as shenanigans ensue on a work-related getaway. Eun-chae finally learns how to stand up for herself, Soo-chul surprises everyone by settling into his role as the Voice of Reason, and Dong-ha is forced to decide which is more important to him — a dead plant given to him by his first love, or a living-and-breathing Ji-yeon. EPISODE 5 RECAP Soo-chul discovers Dong-ha putting Ji-yeon’s polar bear proposal photo in a new frame, and suspiciously asks if he likes “that noonim,” complaining that he never sees Dong-ha anymore because he’s always with her.

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He teases Dong-ha about spending the weekend with Ji-yeon (and oh I hope there will be some passionate goings-on), but Dong-ha grabs his buddy in a headlock as he insists that it’s just a work retreat. A phone call saves Soo-chul, and Dong-ha worries over the news that Dong-joo (who is in junior high, so a younger brother, perhaps?) is going to have surgery, and frets about the expenses associated with such a medical procedure. Ji-yeon has been eavesdropping from the hallway, but bustles out into the living room with her suitcase, ready to go as though she hadn’t heard a thing. The Trouble Maker staff are in high spirits as they leave for their workshop retreat (except for perhaps Eun-chae, whose coughing fits catch Dong-ha’s attention). Director Kwon pulls up in a snazzy charter bus and starts the workshop off with an announcement of how Trouble Maker has been on a roller coaster ride, what with one week being more popular than they ever have been with the Kim Jeong-do scandal, and the next week hitting rock bottom in sales due to Team Leader Byun’s lackluster article. So this retreat is important for everyone to rally together and, of course, prepare for a “sexy” second half of the year (oh, Director Kwon and your obsession with the adjective “sexy”).

Patch 1 2 Ita Neverwinter Night 2 Zeeair. As an incentive, he’s prepared his usual cash bonus for the team that wins the sports tournament this year. Dong-ha discreetly asks Young-sik how much the bonus is, and Young-sik cheerily says it doesn’t matter, because thanks to Ji-yeon, they’ve never won any of the games before. Dong-ha is the last to get on the bus, and he’s faced with an array of seat choices as Rin-ji tries to flirt her way into getting him to set next to her, and Eun-chae silently looks up at him with hopeful eyes. But of course he sits next to Ji-yeon, who ignores him. One Karaoke 2 Serial Port. Most of the staff are asleep on the bus when Dong-ha gets another phone call about Dong-joo, and this time Ji-yeon ventures to ask if someone is sick — but Dong-ha smiles and says it’s nothing.

Once they get to the hotel, Ji-yeon notes that Eun-chae is still coughing and offers her some medicine, advising her to rest and opt out of the sports competition if she feels sick. Then when Rin-ji tries to claim one of the single rooms for herself, Ji-yeon snatches the keys from her hand, saying that Rin-ji will have to share since Eun-chae has a cold and needs a room to herself.

Aw, she may act tough, but she still cares. (Of course, that other single room goes Ji-yeon.) As Dong-ha is helping Eun-chae with her luggage, a mysterious handsome guy sees them walk across the lobby. He murmurs to himself: “Cindy?” Game on! The tournament is set to start, and it’s best two out of three between Ji-yeon’s team (consisting of Young-sik, Dong-ha, and Eun-chae), and the rest of the Trouble Maker staff, led by Team Leader Byun.