In Would You Marry Me? Episode 6 took a sharp turn. The tone became tense, personal, and emotional. Every character now feels trapped in the choices they made long ago.
Yoo Mary met her ex-fiancé, Kim Woo-joo, after years. He showed up without warning. He said he only wanted to see her face. But his eyes told a different story. He wanted her back.
He remembered their old times, talking about simple moments, like sharing food and drinks after work. It was awkward, and Mary didn’t look pleased.
Kim Woo-joo confessed that he missed her. He said he thought of her all the time. He said he wanted to start over. Mary’s answer was firm. She said her heart had changed.
She no longer wanted to be with someone who left her alone when she was struggling. She said she now wanted someone who stayed by her side during hard days. Her tone was calm but final.
Kim Woo-joo looked broken. He didn’t understand how love could change. Mary said it changes when it hurts too much. Her words carried quiet pain. Viewers could see that she meant every word.
A Heated Triangle Takes Shape
Meanwhile, Kim Woo-joo (Choi Woo-shik) stood quietly by Mary’s side. He had been helping her with her fake marriage plan, but now, things looked more real than either of them expected. He checked on her and told her not to panic. He even teased her a little, trying to ease the mood.
Mary thanked him for standing by her. She said she had always been nervous. She feared that one day he would give up and walk away. Her voice trembled when she said, “I can’t tell anyone how hard this is.” It was an honest moment that made the scene feel real.
Woo-joo told her, “Then let’s do it together.” He smiled, but his eyes showed something deeper. Maybe care. Maybe jealousy. It was unclear, but the moment said a lot. Mary hugged him. For a second, everything went quiet.
Then things turned complicated again. Kim Woo-joo, the ex-fiancé, appeared at her office. He saw Mary and Woo-joo together. He followed them to her place, full of suspicion.
When he saw a man leave her house, his anger exploded. He accused Mary of cheating. He said, “Who was that man?” She fired back, “You cheated first. What’s your problem?”
Their fight got ugly. He held her wrist and demanded answers. Mary pulled away and shouted that it was none of his business. His obsession made him look desperate. The scene felt raw and real. It showed how past relationships can twist people when they can’t let go.
Mary Tries to Move Forward, But Trouble Returns
Later, Kim Woo-joo got hurt and ended up in the hospital. Ironically, Mary was the one who had to help him. She told Woo-joo (Choi Woo-shik) that her “friend” was injured. She didn’t say who it was. But Woo-joo found out anyway. He saw her taking care of her ex-fiancé.
He didn’t say much, but he looked hurt. His voice was quiet when he asked, “Why didn’t you tell me?” Mary tried to explain, but he didn’t look convinced. He said he wasn’t angry but didn’t feel good either. He asked if she really had to take care of that man. His jealousy was obvious, but he tried to hide it.
When she said she was just helping, Woo-joo finally confessed, “I think I like you, Mary.” It was a short line but full of meaning. His voice was soft, almost unsure. It showed his real feelings that he had tried to hide.
At that point, everything between them changed. Their fake marriage suddenly didn’t feel fake anymore. The tension, the small looks, the small touches — everything started to mean something more.
But Mary’s world wasn’t simple. Her ex-fiancé still followed her. He watched her, questioned her, and even doubted where she lived. He thought she was lying about her address. He mocked her, saying she must be working part-time. Mary stayed calm. She told him the house belonged to a friend. Her voice was cold.
When he kept pushing, she told him to stop. He grabbed her hand again. She pulled away. He asked, “Who is that man?” She turned and said, “It doesn’t matter.” It was the moment when she finally cut him off for good.
Real Feelings in a Fake Marriage
The story of Would You Marry Me? Episode 6 was full of small emotions. Mary tried to protect herself. Woo-joo tried to protect her too, even when it hurt. Her ex-fiancé couldn’t move on, and his actions showed the worst side of love — obsession and guilt.
The episode didn’t just show romance; it showed broken trust, jealousy, and real-life choices. Each scene had a quiet realism. Nothing felt exaggerated. It felt like watching people who couldn’t stop hurting each other because of their past.
Mary’s line, “Love changes because it hurts too much,” sums up the whole episode. She wasn’t angry anymore. She was just done. Woo-joo’s confession came at the right time, but now, it’s unclear where it will go.
In the end, this episode made one thing clear — the fake marriage might become real, but not without breaking something first.
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