‘High Class’ Episode 6: Cho Yeo Jeong Finally Unravels the Truth About Her Husband’s Mistress + Drama Records a Rise in Ratings
The anticipated High Class Episode 6, filled with revelations and tension, finally aired! In the latest episode, Song Yeo Ul (Cho Yeo Jeong) unraveled the hidden truth behind her late husband's secrets.
Episode 6 also saw a slight rise from its all-time low viewership ratings.
High Class Episode 6 Highlights: Song Yeo Ul Finally Unravels the Truth About Her Late Husband's Secrets
In the High Class Episode 6, an eerie feeling surrounds the prestigious international school where the contrasting and opposing mothers stay.
To recall, former lawyer Song Yeo Ul was appointed as the legal advisor to the International School Parents Association which was a plan devised by the other mothers to kick her and her son out from the school.
Yeo Ul finds Hwang Na Yoon's (Park Se Jin) signature in the statement in favor of the expulsion of her and her son. She felt betrayed, considering that Na Yoon is her assistant and only friend in the school.
She then decides to confront Na Yoon about it, but the latter quickly avoids her.
Meanwhile, it is revealed in High Class Episode 6 that Oh Danny (Ha Jun), the school's ice hockey teacher, entered the international school after being hired by Do Jin Seol (Woo Hyun Joo) to monitor Yeo Ul.
He tries to get rid of Yeo Ul, telling her that she doesn't know anything about her husband's death.
According to Do Jin Seol, "Song Yeo Ul is an important key to normalization".
In addition to that, Hwang Na Yoon and Do Jin Seol's relationship surfaces. In the past, Jin Seol invited Na Yoon and her daughter Jae In (Park So Yi) to the international school after hearing the news of Ahn Ji Yong's (Kim Nam Hee) death, which suggests a darker lie and secret.
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It was also revealed in High Class Episode 6 that Jeong Mi Do (Kim Jin Yeop), Cha Do Yeong's (Gong Hyun Joo) chef, is the person who sent Yeo Ul the creepy message, which disturbed her and her son's lives.
Song Yeol Ul Learns Something About Hwang Na Yoon
The tension rises up as Song Yeo Ul learns something about her trusted friend and assistant Hwang Na Yoon.
In the new episode, she is hit by the truth about Na Yoon, who was the hidden woman of her deceased husband. The password for Ji Yong's second phone is the birthday of Hwang Jae In, Na Yoon's daughter.
With a strong hunch, Yeo Ul immediately goes to the gallery run by Na Yoon and loses herself as she looks at the picture that looks exactly the same as the one she saw at her late husband's phone. Due to anger, she trampled it and bawled her heart out.
Hwang Na Yoon Fights Back Against Song Yeo Ul
The latest episode took a huge turn as it neared the end, revealing the most shocking truth that surprised everybody.
Na Yoon, who is filled with anger, asks with gritted teeth, "Do you really think you came first into his life? No. It wasn't me who stole him, it was you."
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It was then shown Na Yoon and Ji Yong's first meeting even before Yeo Ul, and giving birth to their daughter.
The two women also wore the same wedding ring, which heightened the already burning tension.
Song Yeo Ul felt a strong sense of betrayal for her late husband and trusted friend Na Yoon. She was unable to speak as her tears fell from her eyes.
'High Class' Sees a Slight Rise in Viewership Ratings
"High Class" recorded a slightly higher rating, after receiving an all-time low feedback previously with the first five episodes.
The sixth episode recorded an average rating of 4.2%, and a nationwide rating of 3.9%.
On the other hand, "High Class" airs every Monday and Tuesday on tvN at 10:30 p.m. KST.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
