Episode 20 of the KBS 2TV weekend drama 'Love Is On the Way' will air at 8 p.m. on the 10th. In this episode, unexpected guests visit Kim Mu-jin's restaurant, bringing changes to the relationships between the characters.

First, the relationship between Kim Mu-jin and Han Gyu-o changes. Kim Mu-jin takes Han Gyu-o, who went through a fraud incident, to her home and offers heartfelt comfort. Han Gyu-o, whose heart is opened by this, hugs her sister and gains the strength to stand up again, and trust builds between the siblings.

Kim Mu-jin's feelings remain unchanged. Despite being rejected, he shows his determination to continue confessing his love to Han Gyu-rim. Attention is focused on whether he can move Han Gyu-rim's heart as well, based on the trust of her younger siblings.

Meanwhile, Jo Heung-sik and Han Seok-jung suddenly visit Kim Mu-jin's restaurant, livening up the atmosphere. Han Seok-jung probes Kim Mu-jin with offbeat questions about his health and whether he has any hidden children, and Kim Mu-jin answers them sincerely. The production team explained that the appearance of Han Seok-jung, the immature father, and Jo Heung-sik will add fun to the drama.

Another foreshadowing element of the story is Hong Ok-seon. It has been teased that Hong Ok-seon, who found her son Kim Mu-jin after eight years, shows complicated emotions in her car before visiting the restaurant. Han Seok-jung, who has already become her friend, is staying there. Attention is focused on whether the two will meet without knowing about each other's children.

The production team said, "Han Gyu-o expresses gratitude for Kim Mu-jin's heartfelt encouragement, and a strong bond builds between the two. Please watch to see whether Kim Mu-jin, who has earned the trust of the younger siblings, can also move Han Gyu-rim."

They added, "Han Seok-jung and Jo Heung-sik storm into Kim Mu-jin's restaurant, adding delightful fun. Please also show much interest in the meeting between Han Seok-jung and Hong Ok-seon, who become entangled without knowing about each other's children."