Let me introduce myself.
I'm Mr. Park Doo-sik's attorney, Moon Ga-young.
How could you...
It's been a long time, Prosecutor Kwon Hyuk-joon.
- He's not in now? - No, he's not.
Really?
Where did he go?
I don't know. He didn't say.
All right. I'll wait.
What's going on?
- Did he stand us up? - No, he didn't.
Let's wait a little longer. He'll be here soon.
Are you sure? We're hungry!
Come on, girls.
You've never been here, have you?
I can give you a tour while we wait for him.
Not everyone can come in here, you know.
What's he doing?
You haven't changed at all.
You're still the same as before...
Except you're married now.
Jong-chan told me you were married.
Congratulations.
You're as aloof as ever.
Shouldn't you at least tell me you're glad to see me?
What's your motive for taking on the Jae-gal case?
Did you take on the case because of me?
Did you take the case after learning that I was...?
Why should I take on the case for that reason?
Why would you think such a thing?
Are you still upset with me for breaking up with you?
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't talk about our past, since you're married now.
But I do want to make one thing clear.
I never knew you were the prosecuting attorney
until after I took on the case.
I wouldn't have taken the case if I'd known.
Let's just do our best.
See you in court, Prosecutor Kwon.
Why isn't he answering the phone?
Hey!
Maybe your husband forgot about lunch!
No, he never breaks his promises!
He wouldn't have forgotten it.
Then why isn't he here?
He forgot. I'm sure he forgot!
I'm telling you, he didn't!
It's him!
Mister!
How can you show up so late for lunch?
I forgot...
I knew it!
How could you forget it, Mister?
Is that all I mean to you?
Our lunch date wasn't even worth remembering?
- No, it's not that. - Then what?
You were busy?
Were you the only busy one?
How could you do this to my friends?
You asked them to come only to make them wait!
I'm really sorry. Let's go eat.
Never mind!
I don't want to force you!
Do you think they came here
because they can't buy lunch themselves?
They came to see you!
Let's go!
- Jung-sook. - Let go!
Mister, you don't have to buy us lunch.
But you'd better not ignore Jung-sook this way!
You'd better shape up!
Is it true that Ga-young is going to defend
the boss of Jae-gal?
Yes.
How could this happen?
You saw Ga-young, didn't you?
- Didn't she tell you then? - No.
She said she had a mission in Korea,
so I thought she meant she was going to get married.
Will you be all right?
Will you try the case in court?
What?
I'll be in charge of the investigation instead.
All right, then...
Thanks.
How could your husband treat us this way?
Do you think we put up with waiting in the cold
just to eat this cheap rice cake?
Jung-sook, I'm just saying this out of concern for you.
I could see today that he has no respect for you.
Yes, he not only treated you badly, but us as well!
Yes, I didn't think he was that bad,
but he was so uncool today!
Handsome men are jerks!
You should all meet the right guys.
Look at her.
She's not even eating her favorite rice cake.
Hey, what do you know about my husband?
Jung-sook!
He's a prosecutor and he could forget a lunch date
because of his busy schedule!
You! Handsome men are jerks?
Say it again! What did you say?
I was just saying he's too handsome!
I'm going to forget it this time,
but I won't tolerate you badmouthing him ever again!
Hey!
I'm sure he had a good reason.
You know he's not a bad person.
I have to be even nicer at a time like this.
I can't be nice to him even if I want to!
Is he coming home or not?
Yes?
The security office?
Mister!
My wife!
My wife is here! She's my wife!
Are you his wife? Take him home.
He's making so much noise!
I'm sorry. Let's go.
My wife...
Let's go to karaoke!
What are you doing? Let's go home!
Okay, okay.
I'll sing alone if you don't want to sing.
Let's keep it down!
I'm sorry.
I'll sing something else.
Let's go home, okay?
Wake up, Mister.
Mister, you have to take your clothes off and go to sleep.
Mister!
Grandfather, I'm sorry.
Something upsetting happened today, so I drank.
But it won't happen again.
Something bad must've happened.
You startled me! What are you doing here?
What happened?
What?
Why did you drink so much?
- What happened? - Nothing...
Look me in the eye and tell me.
Nothing happened.
Then why did you drink so much?
I just wanted to drink.
Don't lie!
I know you're not the type to come home so drunk!
You forgot about our lunch date,
and never told me why you were upset.
I'm sure something happened to upset you so much.
I told you, nothing happened!
I said nothing happened, okay?
And even if something did happen, why do I have to tell you?
I'm your wife!
I have a right to know what happened to you!
You could just ignore it.
Do you have to nag me and bother me like this?
What? Bother you?
Yes, you're bothering me!
I'm tired of you bothering me, so stop it!
The prosecution needs another witness,
so let's reconsider it.
We'll have another hearing in a week.
Good work.
It must've been a shock for Hyuk-joon to see me yesterday.
I never thought he'd avoid me like this.
So are you hurt?
Why would I be hurt?
Hyuk-joon's known to be very responsible.
So I'm disappointed that he'd make you take over the case.
You shouldn't be disappointed.
I'm also handling this case.
What does it matter who tries the case in court?
That's true...
I'm going to handle the case from now on.
It would be more comfortable for you to see me in court than with Hyuk-joon.
Bye.
You should speak with Prosecutor Suh Jong-chan.
It's not right for him to ignore my request for a meeting.
He's not ignoring your request.
It's just that there's no reason for you to meet him,
since Prosecutor Kwon is in charge of the investigation.
So speak with Prosecutor Suh.
Never mind.
Let's see how long you can avoid me.
I told Park Doo-sik's attorney to speak with Prosecutor Suh.
You did the right thing.
She went to the same college as you.
Are you going to be all right with this?
I have to be.
What?
Nothing... That'll be all.
All right.
- By the way, did my wife call? - No.
All right.
I'm not going to answer it!
Maybe I should answer it.
Hello?
Wrong number!
He's heartless!
I was going to forgive him if he apologized first!
He's not even calling me! He's so cruel!
Who is it?
Hi!
- Jung-sook, were you crying? - Yes!
Stop crying.
Think about it.
Wouldn't you worry if your husband came home drunk,
when he usually doesn't even drink?
I'm sure something upset him.
Then he should tell me! I can't understand it!
Unless he's a spy,
why couldn't he tell his wife what happened?
You should understand.
What?
I think he didn't tell you
because he didn't want to worry you.
Really?
He wouldn't like it if you kept asking him what happened.
Why don't you just trust him?
Should I?
Yes, Jung-sook, and stop crying.
- Do you feel better now? - Yes.
What brings you here?
I was in the area and thought I'd drop by.
You came to see your friend who lives in the complex?
- You two must be close friends. - Yes, we are.
I feel much better, thanks to you.
That's nice to hear.
By the way, do you like plays?
What?
I have 2 tickets, but I can't go.
Why don't you see it with your husband?
You two have to make up.
- Are you really giving them to me? - Sure.
You have to tell me if you two made up or not, okay?
Okay.
I should go now.
What a nice woman!
Hello, Sun-ah? It's Ga-young.
Can I ask you a favor?
Aren't you going home?
I should...
Hyuk-joon, are you...?
Is Ga-young's return having an effect on you?
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't affected.
But I'm all right.
Then what is it?
Jung-sook kept asking me what happened.
So did you tell her?
No, I just got angry with her and left.
I couldn't tell her.
You should never tell her about Ga-young.
It's only proper manners that you don't tell your wife.
As long as you're through with Ga-young, it's all right.
You can apologize to your wife.
I was a little too harsh this morning.
No, that's not it...
Sorry, Jung-sook. No, that's not it either.
Want to go see a play?
No, not like that!
Mister, do you want to go see a play?
You should've rung the bell!
I've lived alone for 10 years!
I'm not used to ringing the bell!
Then don't ever ring the bell and just use your keys!
That's not it! Idiot!
Pride has no place in love!
Do you like roses?
The lady at the flower shop said all women love roses!
She lied!
Did I say I didn't like them?
About this morning...
I'll forget about what happened this morning.
I can understand a man can feel like drinking
because of stress from work,
and don't want to talk about it when he comes home.
Jung-sook.
But we're married, and I won't tolerate
your acting the way you did last night.
Okay, I was wrong. Please understand.
Sure, I will under one condition.
These are tickets to a play.
I didn't know you liked plays.
- Don't you want to go? - It's not that.
I think it'll be fun.
It's at 7:00 tomorrow night.
You'd better not be late, not even one minute.
Jung-sook.
You have to wait for me...
Wait for me even if I'm late.
We made up!
He bought me roses!
You shouldn't be happy just because you made up.
Can't you imagine how upset he must've been
to fight with you?
He can't communicate with you!
What do you mean?
I'm a very good talker!
That's not what I mean!
You and he can't talk at the same level!
How can he communicate with someone
who's not educated and cultured like he is?
So you'd better try hard to communicate.
Actually, I'm getting a taste of culture today.
We're going to see a play tonight.
A play?
A woman I know gave me tickets.
She's a lawyer.
She's so smart and pretty! And she wants to be my friend.
A lawyer?
Do you think she wants something from Hyuk-joon?
She's not like that!
Don't worry needlessly!
Someone's at the door.
Mom, I'll call you after the play.
Bye.
Okay!
She's always nagging me.
Coming!
Sun-ah!
Do I have to go today?
Sure!
I got her to teach a class especially for you today.
But I'm going to see a play with my husband tonight.
You can see it another time.
The teacher you're going to meet today is the best.
You need to learn some etiquette,
since you've married into our family now.
Etiquette?
You can finish early and go see the play.
Really?
So I can go see it if I finish early?
Let's hurry up and go then!
Come on!
That's not right. Stop what you're doing.
You can't pour tea with respect when you're preoccupied.
Now look.
Watch me and do it like me.
Don't you know that opportunities come knocking only once,
and that regretting it after they're gone is too late?
What do you think you're doing?
Sun-ah!
Please continue.
Don't worry. I've trapped her here.
Thank you. I'll call you again.
Mister, I'm sorry. Can you see it alone?
She told me not to be late and...
Hyuk-joon!
I think we've covered the basics.
Then can I go now?
Why don't you teach her how to make teas now?
- Shall I? - I'll get the tea.
- My stomach... - What's wrong?
Teacher, my stomach is killing me.
Let me use the restroom.
- Can you go alone? - Yes, sure I can.
I'll be right back.
Aren't you being too hard on me?
What did I do so wrong?
Is it my fault we ran into each other here?
I just thought it was such an amazing coincidence.
I was so happy to see you...
But you hate me so much that you'd leave?
You still hate me over what happened?
I don't hate you.
Then why are you avoiding me?
You send Jong-chan to trials and
you won't see me when I visit you at the office.
And you run at the sight of me like this.
It's because of my wife.
What?
She wouldn't like it if she finds out I'm meeting you.
She'd be hurt.
Either it's personal or business,
I don't want to see you alone without her.
Then you'll continue to avoid me?
I'm sorry. Bye.
I didn't know you had this side to you.
I thought we could be friends again since a lot of time has passed.
I had no idea you'd...
I take back what I said.
You have changed a lot.
I didn't know you were so cruel.
Please let me in.
My husband is already inside.
No, you can't.
No one can go inside during the play.
You should have some etiquette.
What? Etiquette?
Fine, I'll wait until it finishes, okay?
Stupid etiquette...
Your call is being transferred to a voicemail.
My phone is dead.
Why isn't he coming?
He said he'd be here even if he's late.
And my phone is dead.
Hello?
Sis.
You were with Jung-sook today?
Yes!
I tried to educate her and she ran away.
She humiliated me today.
Put her on the phone.
She's not home now.
What do you mean?
No good will come out of covering for her like this.
I mean it. She's not home yet.
But she ran out saying she has to see a play with you.
You didn't meet up with her yet?
What?
Are you sure?
Of course I am.
Your wife is driving me crazy.
Hyuk-joon!
Jung-sook.
Yoon Jung-sook.
Mister... Why are you so late?
What are you doing here?
I called you so many times.
Why didn't you answer your phone?
My battery died...
Then you should've gone home.
You told me to wait...
You told me to wait even if you come late...
You told me to wait...
Are you stupid? So you waited here...
Your phone was turned off...
And my phone died...
It's all right.
- You must be cold. - Be quiet.
Are you mad?
- Are you mad because of me? - No, it's not you.
Then what's the matter?
Can I ask you why?
You don't have to tell me if you don't want to.
I'm just worried...
You don't have to tell me.
Jung-sook.
There is someone I really don't want to see,
but I keep running into that person.
What would you do in that case?
Then don't see that person.
But what if you keep running into him?
Then I'll put an end to it.
You know I was the leader of my gang.
There are some people who just gets to you.
Then you have two choices.
Either make them your friends or enemies.
If I were you, I wouldn't avoid that person.
Is that why you've been feeling down lately?
But if that person is upsetting you this much,
you'd better make that person your enemy.
Who is it?
Just tell me. I'll handle it for you.
Jung-sook, thank you.
For what?
For waiting for me.
And for trusting me.
You don't have to thank me for that...
Prosecutor Kwon, here's the document you asked for.
Thank you.
If I were you, I wouldn't avoid that person.
Hi!
What's all that?
The hearing on the Jae-gal boss is this afternoon.
Ga-young's really tough.
She was asking pretty tough questions.
You'd better thank me for taking the case.
- I'll take them. - Why?
I'm going to handle the case when it goes to trial.
Do you remember Ga-young?
Ga-young?
Isn't she the girl that was in Hyuk-joon's class?
Father, don't you remember, she came with his friends
to volunteer to help the farmers?
You commented that she was a proper young lady.
Yes, I remember.
What about her?
As fate would have it,
she and Hyuk-joon are handling the same case.
- Is she married? - Not yet.
She's as proper as ever.
I remembered Uncle saying
that she'd be good as a wife for Hyuk-joon...
That's nice to hear.
Why don't you introduce her to Hyuk-joon's friend?
Prosecutor Suh?
That's not what I meant.
Father, I thought he'd make her a good husband.
What?
That's a good idea.
He's too good to let him marry someone else.
What do you think, Sun-ah?
May I be excused?
Hello?
Ga-young!
I never got to properly thank you for helping me last time.
I couldn't really help you,
because she faked a stomachache and left.
No, I'm really thankful.
I sent you a scarf that would look perfect on you.
Call me when you get back to Seoul.
I thought you'd never see me again.
I'm curious why you changed your mind.
My wife told me not to avoid you, even if you're a friend or an enemy.
I have no intention of becoming your enemy.
Of course, it'll be hard to be your friend.
But I decided not to avoid you.
You sure are full of surprises.
Do you live your life for your wife, and take her advice on everything?
You presented a good argument today,
but you should be fully prepared for the next hearing.
Whether it's a friend or an enemy, don't avoid the person?
You'll regret ever saying that, little girl.
Moon Ga-young...
Thank you.
I've wanted to ask your name, but I forgot to ask.
Can I think of you as an older sister, Ga-young?
Sure.
How was the play last night?
I didn't get to see it last night.
Why?
I just wasn't able to...
I'm sorry I couldn't see it when you gave me the tickets.
But my husband and I made up.
It's all thanks to you.
That's good.
What did you do last night?
Me?
I met my ex-boyfriend.
What? Really?
Did you love him a lot?
No, he loved me a lot.
But he avoided me.
I guess he resents me for the past, even though a lot of time has passed.
I was a little down because of him.
My husband was also down
because he saw someone he didn't want to see.
Your husband told you
that he saw someone he didn't want to see?
Yes.
He was feeling really down.
So I told him that whether it was a friend or an enemy,
he shouldn't avoid the person.
But I think that sort of person should just remain as an enemy.
I'm going to a department store.
Do you want to go with me if you have time?
Time? I have lots of time!
You have a good sense of style.
You have an eye for fashion.
What? Well...
Why don't you buy it for your husband?
I want to, but it's too expensive!
It's no different from the ones at East Gate Market.
No, it's completely different from the products there.
The material and workmanship are completely different.
To women, men's suits all look the same,
but they're not all made the same.
- This is handmade, isn't it? - Of course.
Men's suits don't go in and out of style like women's clothing,
so a well-made suit can last you 10 years.
10 years?
That could actually be more economical than buying a lot of cheap suits.
The image a person projects is very important in society.
You have to dress well to look the part and succeed.
It goes without saying.
Since your husband's a prosecutor,
he should wear a suit like this to look the part.
To look the part...
You have to wear the whole ensemble
to create the whole look that the designer had in mind.
How about this shirt and tie?
Wouldn't they look good with the suit?
All right, I'll take them all!
Can I put it on my card?
Hyuk-joon will be furious!
You're going to get it, little girl.
- You're over your limit. - What?
That can't be. Can you try again?
You've gone over your limit.
Don't you have another card?
That's strange... I've never used it...
I'll get it.
I had an expensive dish because I thought you were buying.
- How much? - It's $50.
How can you say I've gone over my limit
when I've never used it?
Family plan?
My wife is an authorized user.
What? All right, I'm sorry.
That Jung-sook...!
Maybe you've overspent because of me.
No, I wanted to buy a new suit for my husband.
Hello? Mister...
I'm going home right now, so wait for me!
Oh, no!
They've restricted his card!
Did I spend that much?
It's my fault. I encouraged you to buy it.
I'm sorry.
No, my husband's just cheap.
Mister!
Get in!
I'm sorry.
You really must've been out of your mind!
How could you buy such expensive clothes?
I bought them for you to look the part!
To look the part?
Who says I need expensive clothes to look the part?
The tie's not here.
Give it to me.
I don't have it.
Give it to me! I don't have it!
Not this too!
You can return everything, but keep the tie!
You're impossible!
You're so cruel!
I didn't spend money on myself.
I was buying you clothes! How could you be so cruel?
What's wrong with you?
Get up right now.
No! I hate you.
Stop crying!
Just keep the tie!
Okay, I'll keep the tie!
- Really? - Yes!
As your wife, I have a right to insist on it!
I gave in to you at the store because I was embarrassed,
but you'd better not do that again!
All right.
Weren't you embarrassed to cry like that in public?
I was at a loss for words!
Mister, can I tell you something?
What is it now?
That suit would've looked really nice on you.
I bought it not because it was expensive,
but because I thought it would look nice on you.
You want to say that a person has to live
within their means, don't you?
All right, I get it!
It's as good as worn.
What?
I appreciate your buying it for me.
Thanks, Jung-sook.
Mister!
Mister, you're going to be late to work!
You should wear it.
Come closer. I'll tie it for you.
I'm late. I'll do it for you.
Come closer.
Stay still.
- Have a good day. - Okay.
You're crazy.
Were you out of your mind?
She couldn't have been in her right mind.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
Don't you know that you embarrassed him?
Never mind!
I got him a tie in the end!
Wait and see!
One day, I'll buy him that suit,
even if I have to get a part-time job.
Hello?
Ga-young!
I was worried about you last night.
Did you have a fight with your husband?
Of course we fought.
But it's okay. We fought and made up.
I see. That's a relief.
I sent a tie to your place.
It should be there about now.
A tie? You shouldn't have.
Who is it?
Attorney Moon sent a present.
He's here already.
I'll talk to you later.
- Magnet! - Jung-sook!
Magnet?
It is him!
I never would've guessed that you worked for Ga-young.
I never knew that you two knew each other.
Magnet, this must be some kind of fate for you and Jung-sook.
Why are you working at a law office when you're a poet?
When are you going to write poetry?
- You can study law again. - No, you should write poetry.
Stop it.
Attorney Moon told me to deliver this to you.
I should go now.
Magnet!
Be happy.
Magnet!
Don't let what the girls said upset you.
I'm busy.
I have to go if you have nothing more to say.
Wait.
Give this back to Ga-young.
Tell her that everything else was returned except for the tie.
Tell her that and she'll know what I mean.
Okay.
Magnet, you still don't want to be friends with me?
- I don't know. - We should be friends.
I don't know!
Magnet! Bye!
Bye, Magnet!
Magnet, did you deliver it?
Jung-sook told me to tell you
that everything was returned except for the tie.
- Do you know Jung-sook? - Sure.
I know Jung-sook and I know Prosecutor Kwon well too.
What a strange twist of fate...
I didn't want to see her again like this.
Don't make me go on errands like that again.
I have to take this a step further now.
Jung-sook, I'm here.
Mister.
You can't get into the habit of eating out every time
you don't want to cook.
That's not why I wanted to eat out tonight.
I want you to meet someone.
What?
Remember I told you that I got into a fight with
the neighborhood women and someone helped me?
An attorney helped me then.
An attorney? She was an attorney?
Let's go.
- Ga-young! - Hyuk-joon!
Are you Jung-sook's husband?
Do you two know each other?