3 Bittersweet Moments From Episode 11 Of "My Youth"
In "My Youth," things couldn’t be better for Sunwoo Hae (Song Joong Ki) and Sung Je Yeon (Chun Woo Hee), who are basking in the glow of love.
Though the shadow of Sunwoo Hae’s illness still looms over them, the two refuse to let it dim their spark. They have reached a quiet acceptance. While time may not be in their hands, they can still live fully in the moment.
Je Yeon reveals her inner strength and quiet fortitude, giving Sunwoo Hae the assurance that she’s in it for better or worse. Meanwhile, Sunwoo Hae is more open than ever, allowing himself to feel deeply—to cry over ordinary things and to make a bucket list of experiences he’s never had and things he once denied himself.
Author's summary: A heartwarming episode of "My Youth" showcases love.
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