‘Love Next Door’ Plot Twist: Seung Hyo's Mother’s Health Raises Concerns

In a gripping turn of events on the latest episodes 9 and 10 of the hit K-drama, fans are left speculating about the health of Seung Hyo's mother. The emotional weight of the storyline has led viewers to question whether the memorial park designed by Seung Hyo is actually intended for his ailing mother.

In an original post on social media, a fan posed several thought-provoking questions:

What if the memorial park Seung Hyo is designing in Episode 1 is actually for his mom?

What if the memorial park Seung Hyo is designing in Episode 1 is actually for his mom?
What if she has Alzheimer's?
Is that why she tried to hide the spoon in the washing machine?
Is that why she mispronounced a word?

These questions have ignited discussions among viewers, with some raising the possibility that Seung Hyo's mother may be suffering from Alzheimer's disease, following several troubling signs depicted in the show. Fans noted her peculiar behavior, including the incident where she attempted to hide a spoon in the washing machine and mispronounced a word, both of which could indicate cognitive decline.

Annie Ray commented on social media, "She is getting Alzheimer's, guys. Sad..." highlighting the emotional impact this storyline could have on the audience as they empathize with Seung Hyo's struggles.

Another fan, Jilfer Rañises Nalasa, expressed concern for Seung Hyo, stating, "Wag naman sana, kawawa si Seung Hyo kung ganon, lahat nalang ng mga mahal nya sa buhay may sakit," which translates to "I hope not, poor Seung Hyo if that's the case; all his loved ones are sick."

The reactions from fans have been mixed, with many expressing their worries about the direction of the series. As the plot unfolds, viewers are eagerly awaiting more answers regarding the fate of Seung Hyo's mother and how it will affect his journey.

On subreddit r/kdrama, user xbeedeex also commented they are concerned about a possible illness storyline involving Seunghyo's mother, particularly because she keeps forgetting things.