LeeSeungGi And LeeSeYoung Are Adorably Bickering College Students In 'TheLawCafe'
as Kim Yu Ri, the eccentric lawyer that becomes his new tenant when she opens a “law cafe” in his building.
Ahead of episode 11, the drama revealed still images of an upcoming flashback scene from Kim Jung Ho and Kim Yu Ri’s college days. The 20-year-olds are walking along the street bickering about an object that Yu Ri shows Jung Ho. They then come to a halt, and Jung Ho wears a proud smile, while Yu Ri’s smile is filled with hope. The images draw curiosity about what this conversation is about.
Before filming this scene, Lee Seung Gi and Lee Se Young went through much discussion with each other and the director to express the heart-fluttering emotions as much as possible.Catch up with the drama below:
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