Yeah, this whole thing is not making a lot of sense—she was picked to be a spy because she’s so incompetent? And what was that flashback scene with her at the window of a car?
Getting her to spy would make more sense if it came after meeting the CEO's daughter. And her on the bridge happened after getting fired. The car thing was her falling on her face while pursing the client she had screwed up with and arrived at the clients car all scraped up.
Yeah, I see that now. But because we first see her getting scolded at work, it's not clear until the boss confronts her that the light-haired person with the earrings and ruffled blouse is a client rather than an in-company supervisor. And that client seems to be totally pissed at her before the car thing.
It just looks like unnecessarily confusing storytelling all around. I was looking forward to seeing the hapless OL and the rebellious girl trying to live together, without the intrusive bodyguards . . .
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