Lie to Me Releases Spoiler Pictures of the Upcoming Cola Kiss and Sick Bed Scene

Dear drama gods: It’s me, Koala. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, for you have truly outdone yourselves this time when you allowed the universe to align and Kang Ji Hwan and Yoon Eun Hye to make a drama together. Sincerely: *still picking jaw off the ground* Hey guys, I’ve never lead off with a spoiler picture, usually hiding it after the jump, but I simply MUST put one of the three spoiler pictures for Lie to Me episode 8 as a page topper.

The one above is actually the least smoking and most chaste, so it has the least risk of sending hearts everywhere into cardiac arrest. Warning that the pictures after the jump I cannot vouch for. All I know is I was in the theater with the Koala babies this afternoon about to watch Kung Fu Panda 2 when I saw these pictures, and the shriek heard around the theater did indeed come from me.

The Cola Kiss looks like it will be joining the pantheon of the best K-drama kisses of all time. I just have one thing to say – he has her hands PINNED behind her back. O___O Yeah, ‘nuf said. If you look at the picture above and below, their heads are perfectly aligned in each picture, but turned the opposite direction, indicating movement and being in sync. Guh, why are they tormenting me with the intense chemistry.

And look at the way he’s cradling her head, to give him the best access to her lips. To think this will happen by episode 8, leaving us 8 more episodes of what? I call it now – boating at the World Hotel by no later than episode 13. This drama encapsulates what we say in Chinese: first get on the bus, then buy a ticket.

Now if you will excuse me, I must return to staring slack-jawed at the hottest kissage I’ve seen in years in any K-drama. To make up to the viewers for 5 and a half episodes of middling OTP interaction, the writer is going overboard with the amazing interactions. See below where poor Ki Joon is sick and needing wifey to tend to him.

What did I say? Ah Jung affects Ki Joon so suddenly yet immediately. It almost makes no sense, but in spending time together their relationship develops in ways that make every sense. She is the unknown in his tightly controlled life, breaking down his barriers and his restraint until he’s no longer President Hyun Ki Joon, but the man he was before he gave up Yoon Joo and put his heart away. I’m going to need so many headers for these two before this drama is done it’s not even funny.

Prelude to Cola Kiss: