Yoo Hojeong Comforts Kim Sunbin Amidst Anxiety

In the 16th episode of KBS 2TV's weekend drama 'Prescription for Love,' the Gong and Yang families overcome their conflicts and enter a new phase, embracing each other.

Previously, Gong Woo-jae (played by Kim Sun-bin) confessed his anxiety disorder, and his mother, Han Sung-mi (played by Yoo Ho-jeong), supported him and allowed him to take a break from his studies. Meanwhile, after Cha Se-ri's (played by So Yi-hyun) runaway incident, the Yang family's relationships began to recover through Yang Hyun-bin's (played by Park Ki-woong) mediation. Therefore, the 16th episode is expected to show the full-scale recovery of relationships between the two families.

The released stills show Han Sung-mi coming out late at night to pick up her son, Gong Woo-jae. Freed from academic stress and having started a part-time job at a barbecue restaurant, Gong Woo-jae regains his peace of mind. Han Sung-mi is touched, feeling both sorry for not noticing her son's pain sooner and filled with love. Attention is drawn to what changes this will bring to the Gong family.

Additionally, the deep trust and affection between Yang Hyun-bin and Cha Se-ri, the mother and son, will be depicted. The two will have a heartfelt conversation in front of their house, opening up to each other. Yang Hyun-bin melts Cha Se-ri's heart with his characteristic charm, and Cha Se-ri showers him with affection greater than that for her own child. However, the difference in how the two families approach the Gong family foreshadows another layer of tension.

As such, the growing pains of the two families, which have become stronger amidst crises, are expected to deliver deep resonance and empathy to viewers. The 16th episode of 'Prescription for Love' will air on the 22nd at 8 PM.