The Legendary Witch
Episode 28
Hello, chairman.
You disgrace.
What’s wrong with you, chairman?
How…
How dare you despise me like this?
You!
Why did you slap me?
What did I do wrong?
You don’t know what you did wrong?
No.
I have no idea.
You secretly saved Jin Woo.
You took care of him and changed his name from Nam Jin Woo to Nam Woo Seok.
You let him approach me by making him a scholarship student of Shinhwa Group.
What an ingrate.
You used to be a trivial woman
who cooked and washed clothes for my factory workers,
but I let you live as the wife of the chairman of Shinhwa Group.
How dare you deceive me?
You’ve lived a comfortable life for over thirty years
and you've spent that time waiting for revenge?
Even the fiercest dogs don't bite
the hand that feeds him.
How could you return such kindness with ingratitude?
Kindness?
Did you just say kindness?
I’ve never received any kindness from you,
Chairman Ma Tae San.
What?
You took the most precious thing from me.
Lee Sang Woo. Do you remember?
Lee… Lee Sang Woo?
He was the one
that was the true love of my life.
He's the only man I ever promised to marry.
You took that precious person from me
to satisfy your desires.
Because of your filthy greed...
Before he even had a chance to spread his wings,
his wings were broken
and he became impaired.
It was an accident!
How dare you?
That accident wouldn't have happened if it weren't for you!
So you're going to have your revenge on me?
You'll pay for Lee Sang Woo's blood.
I'll pay for his blood?
So, what do you want?
Shinhwa Group.
What?
You've done so many evil things
to fulfill your filthy desire.
I've watched you build
your kingdom of avarice
from the ground up.
I’ve endured your disgusting touch
and hypocrisy for over thirty years
to destroy that kingdom of yours.
It's time now.
What is this?
The foundation of Shinhwa Group.
I have Geobuk Bakery’s slush fund ledger
which proves you siphoned money from Jin Woo’s father.
There are also vendor statements
testifying to your corruption.
That's not all!
There's a disclaimer about your management rights
written in your own handwriting.
It took longer than I thought,
but I finally have this.
Jin Woo and I…
No, I mean, if I team up with Nam Woo Seok,
this battle will be too tough even for you.
Would you like to make a deal with me?
Or will you step into the mire?
Those papers are over thirty years old.
Even if I committed a crime,
those papers don't mean anything because the statute of limitations is expired.
Does that mean
you won’t make a deal with me?
Be prudent and don't act rashly
if you want me to keep feeding you.
Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, as they say.
How dare she?
I never even dreamed it was you
who saved my life.
I wanted to keep it a secret until my death.
It won’t do you any good to remember all that now.
Your father was murdered by your mother
and went to jail for thirty years because of it.
I could see that such a tragic past
would stand in your way.
Now it’s certain that Ms. Shim Bok Nyeo is my mother.
That’s why I met Lee Kang Choon and lied to him intentionally.
I didn’t want him to tell you.
It’s me, father.
Would you like to have a drink with me?
It’s lemon tea, mother.
Thank you.
What are you thinking so hard about?
Whenever I hear the bell jingle,
it makes me feel like I've gone back
thirty years ago in a time machine.
What would you want to do the most if you could go back to the past?
Of course I’d want to
hug my Jin Woo the most.
If your son were still alive
and you were able to find him,
how would you feel?
Stop being silly.
Go back to kitchen and do your work, Miss CEO.
I should go home and start cooking.
I think she needs to know the truth.
Excuse me.
I expect that the wife of Mirae Bank’s branch manager told you about me.
I’m Choi Eun Hee. I have an appointment with you today.
Oh!
I had totally forgotten about it
since I’m having a rendezvous with a close friend after a long time.
Young Wok, would you mind sharing a table?
No, not at all.
Please sit.
I just love
chatting with young people.
Do you remember me?
Who…
You sat beside me at the art auction house yesterday.
I was wearing the white sunglasses and bid up until $50,000.
- Now you remember me, huh? - *Sumimasen.
[*Japanese for "Excuse me" or "I'm sorry"]
I’m sorry.
I don’t remember people well.
I’m so sorry.
Ah… Ah, yes.
It's okay.
You went to the auction house yesterday?
Yes.
I had a lunch date with the ambassador,
but he had to cancel for an emergency
so I stopped by there for fun.
She spent $100,000 for fun?
By the way, why did you want to see me?
Oh, well...
She’s very interested in Secret Asset’s Top Safety,
so I wanted to contact you to...
I’m sorry.
I’m not interested in my husband’s business.
Let me introduce myself first.
I’m Ma Joo Ran,
the oldest daughter of Chairman Ma Tae San of Shinhwa Group.
As you probably know…
- So what? - So what?
Excuse me?
Ah…
I didn’t mean to ask for special treatment
as the daughter of a millionaire.
I’m interested in Top Safety.
I’d like to be a member…
I’m sorry, but that's above my capability.
Also, in the case of Top Safety,
you can't join without an existing member's recommendation.
Oh?
Top Safety?
The one I purchased a little while ago?
Yes, Young Wok.
*Hontou ni, hontou ni.
[*"Really, really."]
This product has very high rate of return.
I’ve checked many other banks,
but I couldn't find anything as good.
My husband put a lot of effort into this product.
If that’s the case,
why don’t you show me the list of members?
I'll go through my networks and bring you a recommendation.
That's okay, isn’t it?
I’m sorry.
I can’t disclose the member list according to regulations.
Also, I don't know much about my husband's business,
so please don't make such a request of me.
If my husband finds out, he'd be mad at me.
Her husband
is very prim, so…
Sumimasen.
Oh my.
What kind of ridiculous situation is this?
I’m here to invest money,
but all you can do is be overbearing like this?
Do you know how much I have to invest?
Do you have any clue?
If I hurt your feelings, I’m sorry.
Our company operates on the principle of being run by only a select few.
Please understand.
[*"Do you feel bad?"]
*Kimochi warui desu ka?
Sumimasen.
Kimochi… Kimochi?
Ah!
My purse!
Sorry.
Sumimasen.
*Sayonara.
[*"Bye."]
She seems rather provoked.
She’s like an angry snake, isn’t she?
So what did the daughter of Shinhwa Group do to you?
Why are you setting this up?
She's spoiled
too many of my businesses,
so I want to teach her a good lesson this time.
Good!
I see.
Hey.
That old bag who hired you as a bodyguard...
Old bag?
How dare you be so rude to call her that?
Who is she?
What are you asking me?
Where is she from? I’ve never heard of her before.
How could she join Top Safety? Is she a businesswoman?
I don’t know the details either,
but on the surface, she’s a Japanese-Korean
with big businesses in the steel and transportation industries.
Now she's retired from management,
but she's gotten into investing.
There are so many people who want her as an investor.
It’s a secret that she’s in Korea now.
Secret?
Yeah, right.
Fine.
How’s the bakery? Is it going well?
I wouldn't be doing this if the bakery was fine.
You're so insensitive.
What?
What happened?
Ms. Cha is leaving the house.
What?
The white fox is leaving?
Why suddenly?
What are you doing?
You aren't newlyweds.
How could you pack up after having a fight with your husband?
A fight with my husband?
Have I ever been the chairman's wife?
Have you ever even once thought of me
as your mother?
Wasn't it enough to kick my mother out of the main house?
I think it’s too much to expect us
to treat you like a mother.
You think that's too much?
Fine.
I'll show you what too much really is.
Look forward to it.
Oh my!
Are you threatening us? Huh?
Well,
you'll see for yourself if it's a threat or not later.
Mr. Chairman.
I’m leaving now.
Oh my...
Take care.
How can she be that confident? She must be relying on something.
Where is father?
He’s in the study.
The study?
Well.
Father, are you okay?
Don’t make a fuss over it.
What happened?
Why did Do Jin's mother suddenly leave the house?
She has endured things for thirty years. It all builds up eventually.
Don’t worry.
It’s me, Dan Shim.
I won't be able
to see you again starting tomorrow,
so I came to say goodbye.
Are you going somewhere, lady?
Yes.
Where are you going?
I’m going somewhere far away.
I’ve done
so many cruel things to you, Dan Shim.
I had to survive in this family…
I had to protect my child and myself,
so I had to
hurt you
and be cruel to you.
Don’t cry, lady.
What is this?
Use it for the fare.
It's all I have right now.
Then…
Please take care.
Goodbye.
You’ll miss the bus.
Hurry up now.
Are you alright?
Yes, I'm okay.
*Ahjumma. Thank you.
[*Ahjumma: Middle-aged woman]
Not at all, Ms. Cha.
I’ve had a lot of help from you.
I didn’t help you much.
I'm the one who should thank you.
Your villa in Seongbuk-dong is still under repair,
so why don’t you stay in a hotel for now?
Yes, I will.
Shouldn't you contact Do Jin?
I want to stay quietly for a few days.
Let me pour you a drink too.
Let’s drink.
Yes, father.
Did you want to call me out to make a surprising announcement?
A surprising announcement?
Like maybe your engagement to Soo In.
No.
I have questions about Ms. Shim Bok Nyeo.
What about her?
Tell me what things were like
when you met her for the first time in prison.
She was like a train wreck.
She refused to eat and she tried to commit suicide.
She cried every night.
She got put in solitary so many times.
There’re all kinds of people in prison
so I thought she was just another unusual woman,
but then I saw how much she suffered.
I realized how unbelievably resentful she must be.
Haven’t you
ever heard about her son?
He died in the fire.
The whole first year she was incarcerated,
she cried out her son’s name
day and night.
Her son’s name was Jin...
Yes, it was Jin Woo.
We all heard it so many times,
even the prison guards knew her son's name.
By the way, why are you asking me about this?
I was just curious.
Then...
The charges of murder...
Surely you must have realized it living with her.
Does she seem like she could even hurt a fly?
She was falsely accused.
Falsely accused?
Mom!
- Mom! - My sweetie, you’re home!
Good boy!
[Geobukdang]
You’re late today.
Yeah.
I had a dinner with father.
By the way,
is this bell from my father’s bakery?
Yes.
That’s right.
It's the chime that used to hang on the door at Geobukdang.
Mr. Lee Kang Choon gave it to mother as a present for opening the bakery.
Do you remember it?
The sound is familiar.
I think that’s why I can vaguely remember it,
but not clearly.
Be patient.
You’ll get better slowly.
I think so.
I’ll bring you some honey water, so have a seat.
Okay.
Huh?
I was about to come out.
I’ll just drink it in here.
I thought I was quite brave
and manly,
but the truth is I'm a pathetic coward.
I don't think I've been able to find the courage to tell the truth
because I’m afraid
that I can’t bear the consequences.
I would feel the same way.
You've never remembered having a mother,
but now you suddenly have one.
It's a happy time,
but it can also be worrisome and uncomfortable.
I totally understand.
I thought about telling her the truth after I got drunk,
but I couldn't get drunk tonight no matter how much I drank.
Father left the restaurant first
and I had another two bottles,
but it didn't work at all. If anything, my mind's gotten clearer.
I hoped I could be drunk on a day like today.
I think it must be the alcohol that was the problem.
You drank two bottles of it and you still didn't get drunk.
I'm sure there was something wrong with it.
The problem wasn't with the alcohol.
It's my mind.
Do you really want to get drunk?
Yes.
Okay, I've got it.
I don’t recommend this alcohol first usually,
but since you've been having a hard time,
I'll get some just for you to cheer you up.
What kind of alcohol is it? You described it grandly.
Is it something you made?
Yes, of course.
Let me see.
Where’s the drink?
It’s my lips.
Aren’t you drunk now?
That wasn't easy for me.
Don’t laugh. I’m embarrassed.
I’m laughing because I’m happy.
You’re lying. That’s not true, isn’t it?
It is true.
I'm laughing because I'm drunk.
You looked so depressed,
so I took up courage.
I know.
Thank you.
This is the sweetest and strongest drink I’ve ever had before.
I’ll never forget it until I die.
I’ll prick your finger with a needle,
so close your eyes, Bok Nyeo.
One, two, three.
Aww!
Jeez, look.
The blood is dark.
You must have a very bad stomachache.
I think I feel a little better now.
Shouldn't you go see a doctor?
It’s okay.
I feel better now.
Get some sleep then.
I didn’t wash the dishes after the dinner.
I’ll do it,
so lie down now.
Okay, then. I'll get some sleep.
I’ll sing you a lullaby,
so try to fall asleep, Bok Nyeo.
I’m not a baby. I don’t need a lullaby.
Close your eyes now.
Hush, hush, my Bok Nyeo.
My Bok Nyeo sleeps so well.
Hey chickie, don’t cluck.
You’ll wake my Bok Nyeo from sweet sleep.
Gen... I'm a gentleman.
Why is it so quiet?
It's almost as silent as a temple.
Bok Nyeo!
She's such a neat freak.
How could she leave the dishes like this?
Bok Nyeo! Are you in the backyard?
Bok Nyeo!
Grandmother went to rest in her room because she had a tummy ache.
Grandmother has a stomachache?
Yes.
Did she eat spoiled food or something?
Bok Nyeo, are you sick?
What’s the matter, Bok Nyeo?
Are you very sick?
I didn’t yell.
What are you doing in my room?
I caught you red-handed.
I finally got you, huh?
What were you doing?
I think I fell asleep while I was singing a lullaby.
Huh?
Don’t pretend that you’re surprised.
I saw the scene, so tell the truth.
What have you done in here?
What have we done in here?
What do you mean?
My, my!
I didn't know you were this coy, Mr. Laundry.
You aren't going to try and lie to me and tell me
you only slept beside her and held her hand, are you?
- We didn't even hold hands. - We didn't even hold hands.
Oh my, I can’t believe this.
How dare you to deny what I saw with my own two eyes?
I opened the door
and said “Bok Nyeo, how do you feel?”
Then I saw something moving under the bedding.
What was moving under the bedding?
God, you're really going to drive me crazy.
You don’t really know what I mean?
Would you like me to reenact it?
My, my...
Look.
I’m Bok Nyeo.
I’m lying down here.
You were like this…
- Look. - Jeez.
- Look! - What are you doing?
- Let me show you! - Get off me.
- I’m just trying to reenact what you did. - Jeez!
- You were like this! - Hey!
- You were! - You’re so strange.
I'm not the strange one here!
Don’t act so cheaply.
You’re the cheap one!
This is a woman's room. We share it together,
but you brought a man in to sleep with him.
I only reenacted the crime. You're the filthy one, not me.
I shouldn’t even talk to you.
I'm a fool for even trying.
Seoul, Daejeon, Daegu, Busan... How far did you go?
Seoul, Daejeon, Daegu, Busan? What do you mean?
Don't pretend to be so coy.
Seoul. Daejeon.
Daegu. Busan.
How far did you go?
How many steps did you take with him?
My goodness! You silly, silly, silly woman.
I really want to know, friend.
What are you doing here?
I’m waiting for someone.
Where did you go?
I met a college friend to ask for a job,
but he refused me.
Why?
I think he's just uncomfortable hiring
such a highly competent man as his subordinate.
I'm sure.
Hello?
Yes, it’s been a while.
A designated driver?
I don't do that these days.
I was in debt back then, so I did it part-time after my day job.
Yeah, sure.
I’ll call you back later.
Sure.
Why did you hang up?
I told you to introduce me to a job.
You’re willing to be a designated driver?
You know driving is one of hobbies.
Hook me up.
Did you ask for a designated driver?
Yes.
- How come you’re so late? - I'm sorry.
I had a really nice time with you, Poong Geum.
Today’s rib eye was the most delicious one
in all my sixty years.
All your sixty years?
How old are you?
I’m just sixty years old.
I was born in 1955, the Year of the Sheep.
I thought you only looked older because of your hairstyle.
I actually thought you were younger than that.
Actually, no one looks at me in my age.
Oh, about the apartment...
My tenant will be out of there by the end of the month.
The apartment?
I promised you last time that
I’ll let you escape from this residence hall.
Of course, I’ll transfer the ownership
of the apartment to you, too.
Are you serious?
I’m not a man who goes back on his word.
I’m ready to devote all of me to you,
Poong Geum.
It was your dream to meet a rich man who wouldn't live long.
Just think you've finally met the man of your dreams.
What the…
What are you doing?
Salute!
If I'm to introduce myself.
I’m an officer in the Korea Marine Corps.
To create a better atmosphere for our residents to study well,
I decided to go around on patrol.
You're such a nosy man.
As long as I live in this residence,
I’ll never allow you
to act so indecently here.
You better beat it, buddy.
Buddy?
You’re much younger than me. How dare you to call me buddy?
How old are you?
That's none of your business.
I’m old enough.
So how old are you?
I’m forty five. So what?
Forty… Forty five?
You’re so much younger than me. How dare you?
How old are you?
Me?
I’m sixty. So what?
Sixty?
Good God...
Do Jin.
Hey.
My son, you aren't in bed yet?
Here. Daddy brought you something tasty.
Here!
Where did you get that?
It smelled nice, so I bought it on the way.
Daddy first.
Next, my son.
Now, my wife.
This feels great.
What do you mean?
The money I worked hard to earn is feeding my wife and child.
I feel great as a father and a husband.
The money you worked hard to earn?
You haven’t gotten a job yet, Do Jin.
Huh?
Oh, it's just a saying.
Kang Ddang, one more bite.
Have more.
Okay.
Thank you.
I’m taking the picture now. Look here.
I’m taking it.
One, two...
Try to look sweeter.
One, two…
Mr. CEO?
Shh!
Why are you here?
I came to tell you something, Miss Cha.
I just can’t give you up, Miss Cha.
I'll let you live comfortably for the rest of your life,
so come to me, okay?
Don’t do this.
I've told you plenty of times
that I’m engaged to Sang Woo.
Why Sang Woo?
He doesn’t have any family or money.
The only chance he has is as a university graduate,
and even that's not a guarantee.
He's failed the bar exam five times now, huh?
Get out before I scream.
Scream then.
I’ll say that I’m drunk and you brought me to your room to tempt me.
What?
Who do you think people will believe?
Me or you, Miss Cha?
Sang Woo is here to deliver milk.
Get out of here now.
Newspaper!
[The 26th National Bar Exam]
What should I do?
Did I fail the exam again?
If you resist,
I’ll fire both you and Sang Woo.
Get off me!
Please!
Come on!
Aeng Ran.
You shouldn’t open the door without knocking.
You surprised Miss Cha.
What are you doing to my woman?
Your woman?
What have you done for Miss Cha, Mr. Lee?
All you've been able to prove is that you can fail the bar.
Don’t say such a thing, Mr. CEO.
It looks like the exam results should be in today's paper.
If you passed the exam,
I'll leave here quietly.
So tell me,
did you pass the exam this time?
You fool.
You should learn your place.
You'll never pass the bar.
Sang Woo!
Listen to me!
This is a misunderstanding, Sang Woo!
Sang Woo!
It’s dangerous, Sang Woo!
I’m sorry that I’ve made you wait for too long, Sang Woo.
I will be sure to make him
pay for your blood.
Jin Woo and I…
No, I mean, if I team up with Nam Woo Seok,
this battle will be too tough even for you.
Would you like to make a deal with me?
Or would you step into the mire?
I’ve fostered
two tiger cubs for thirty years.
We’re back.
Hey.
I heard that you had a stomachache.
Are you feeling better?
I took medicine and Mr. Park pricked my finger, so I feel much better now.
You don’t feel well.
Why are you carrying Byeol around?
Give her to me.
She just fell asleep. Leave her to me.
You don’t feel well. Give her to me.
Don’t carry her to put her to sleep from now on.
- She’ll get used to it. - Yes, mother.
It could hurt your back.
It reminds me of the old times when I was happy.
The old times?
My son always asked me to carry him
on my back when he was sleepy.
His name was Jin Woo, right?
Yes, Jin Woo.
Tell me about your son, mother.
He’s a bit whimsical.
He liked rice cakes more than bread, so he brought his father’s bread
and traded it for rice cakes.
He was a rice cake lover, huh?
He once went to the orphanage with his father to volunteer.
He met a girl there and whined and cried
for a couple of days to bring her home and make her his sister.
I can see he liked pretty girls even when he was little.
A little, huh?
What kind of food did he like?
He loved
the bean paste stew I made.
He wouldn't touch anything else when I made that stew.
I wish I'd made it more often for him. It was his favorite.
I'm sorry to ask such questions, mother.
When you get old, you cry easily.
You must be tired. I should let you get some rest.
Goodnight, Byeol’s father.
Be brave now, instructor.
Let’s stop letting her blame herself
and carry that sorrow.
Could you manage to sleep, father?
I slept well. Don’t worry.
Why did Do Jin’s mother suddenly leave the house, father?
Why did you have a fight?
The smell of shepherd’s purse is great.
It tastes even more delicious eating it in winter.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Why aren’t you eating?
Where is Joo Ran? Why isn’t she here?
Let’s go.
Tah-dah!
Our Ms. Dan Shim is here!
Why did you bring her here?
The white fox retreated,
so it’s time for Ms. Bok Dan Shim to come back.
Is that okay, father?
Yes.
She must be hungry.
Let her eat.
Yes, sir!
Ms. Dan Shim.
This is your seat from now on.
Be careful.
Where’s the lady?
The lady?
The lady whose face is white like rice.
She has
a beautiful face.
I believe she's talking about Ms. Cha.
Jeez.
You didn’t like her when she was here.
Why is she looking for her now?
Mother, she left the house,
so don’t worry about her and eat your meal.
Here’s your spoon.
Who is this old man with white hair?
Why is he having a meal in my house?
Where did you come from, old man?
Where’s your hometown?
Who allowed you
to come eat in my house?
Huh?
Bring the rice water to my study.
Why has her condition gotten worse since the white fox left the house?
Mother.
Get yourself back and make father to like you.
Shut up!
- Oww! - Shut your mouth and eat.
Jeez.
That hurt.
Did you sleep well, Aeng Ran?
I couldn’t.
Maybe it’s because yesterday was the historic day I escaped from the Ma Family.
I just couldn't sleep.
Actually, I couldn’t sleep at all either.
What is this?
This is the list of shareholders you'll be meeting with today.
You want to work as a full-time designated driver?
I’ve tried it yesterday and it’s the perfect job for me,
so I want to do it until I can find something better.
What’s changed you so much?
It’s my responsibility as a father.
You went from a pathetic mama's boy to a reliable father.
Get married quickly, Mr. Tak.
How’s your relationship going with the woman next door?
Jeez.
Why would you bring her up now?
You made me lose my appetite!
Oh man.
I admire you.
I know how much you love money, but…
how could you date an old man in his sixties?
Love knows no boundaries.
Yeah, right.
You don’t love that grandpa.
You just love his money.
Don’t call him grandpa.
Sixty is still young these days.
Ha!
Wow.
Do you like money that much?
Of course I do.
If I could live richly,
I would be willing to date a man even in his eighties.
Wow.
You’re really incredible.
Now I can see that you aren't just a typical gold digger.
You're a gold digger obsessed with money.
Jeez, you're scary!
My gosh...
So what?
At my age, I finally met a man who can get me out of this place.
His age doesn’t matter to me.
Aren’t you tired? Both of you?
Tired? Why?
You went all the way
from Seoul to Busan last night.
I was just worried
you might get sick if you're too exhausted.
You silly, silly, silly...
Did you go somewhere last night?
You don’t need to know.
You're done eating already?
Yes.
I couldn’t sleep well last night, so I don’t have much of an appetite.
I’d like to tell you something.
If you aren't going to be busy tonight,
please gathered in living room at seven.
Will you make some kind of announcement, Woo Seok?
I’ll tell you tonight.
I'll be on my way to work, then.
Byeol, see you.
Okay.
Will he announce he's going to marry Soo In?
I think so.
Goodness.
People are making marriage announcements,
and look how pathetically I live.
I’m so lonely.
How old is the man with the hearing aid?
Do you have time later today?
Why?
I want to tell mother the truth tonight.
I think I should see you beforehand to calm myself down.
That’s good idea, instructor.
I'll stop by your office on my way back from delivering bread.
Thank you.
I can't image how happy mother will be
to find out her son's alive and well.
Okay.
If you insist, I'll accept your resignation.
I’m sorry, Mr. Chairman.
It was meant to be, so don’t feel sorry.
Did you tell your mother the truth?
I’d like to tell her today.
She must be very happy.
I’ll visit you soon with mother.
By the way, Mr. Chairman,
I heard that my father owned a bread factory with you
after he closed the bakery in Chuncheon.
Is that true?
Huh?
Oh, yes. Yes.
That’s right.
I established the company Geobuk Confectionery,
with your father.
Then the foundation of Shinhwa Confectionery was Geobuk Confectionery?
That’s not true.
Geobuk Confectionery's financial status
was in total crisis,
so it went bankrupt.
It was quite difficult, but I managed to establish
Shinhwa Confectionery with capital unrelated
to Geobuk Confectionery.
I see.
How pretty.
My precious purses...
Huh?
What is this?
It isn't my cellphone.
Huh?
Whose phone is this?
Oh well.
Hello?
Ah, yes. This is Ono Yoko.
I lost my cell phone.
Ono Yoko?
Are you the one
who had a meeting
with the wife of Secret Asset’s CEO yesterday?
*Hai, hai. That’s right.
[*"Yes" in Japanese]
It’s me, Ma Joo Ran.
I sat next to you yesterday.
Ah-ha!
You're that tall woman who's skinny like a model.
That’s right. That’s me.
You finally remembered me.
Yes.
Ah, okay.
Then I’ll meet you tomorrow at the cafe where we met yesterday.
That time is okay with me.
I’ll see you tomorrow.
Thank you.
*Hontou ni domo arigato gozaimashita.
[*"Thank you so much for everything."]
Hai, hai.
- Is she willing to meet you? - Yes.
By the way,
who is Ono Yoko?
She was John Lennon’s woman,
the extremely famous pop singer.
A pop star.
Wow, you know so many things.
You'd be perfect if you could read Korean.
I’ve lived my life well without knowing it.
I’m old now.
Why would I learn now? It gives me a headache.
Hello.
Is your business going well?
Yes, with your help.
You solved the misunderstand with our neighbors,
so our sales are much better now.
I wasn't prudent enough and acted rashly.
I’m sorry about that.
Is your daughter okay?
Yes, of course.
Oops, I almost forgot.
The reason I came by today is that
the resident committee is having a regular meeting tomorrow.
I'd like to purchase some bread as snacks for the meeting.
Of course.
I’ll make it deliciously and deliver it to you.
How much will you need?
The average age of the committee members is high,
so many of them are suffer from high blood pressure and diabetes.
Most of them won't be able to eat it.
Sick people should be able to enjoy bread too.
I'll make bread that everyone can eat.
[Contract]
[Ma Do Jin]
I can start to work from today?
Yes.
Install the designated driver program on your cell phone.
Don’t forget to make a deposit in your account.
Yes, of course.
By the way, Mr. CEO,
what can I expect for average income?
If you take calls well, you can make $100 a day.
Beginners usually earn $50 per day.
$50 to $100 a day?
Ah…
Let's begin.
Yes, Aeng Ran.
Father.
Were you involved
in the death of Nam Woo Seok’s father?
What are you saying?
Ms. Cha has no reason to get Mr. Nam to approach to you
after saving his life
and creating a new identity for him.
I’ve thought about it, but I can’t really understand her.
Come in!
I know that it’s impossible to know someone perfectly,
but I never imagined you were Ms. Cha’s right-handed man, Mr. Wang.
What is this?
It’s a petition I’ll submit to court.
What?
First of all,
I’ll claim alimony and division of assets
on the grounds of our common law marriage.
Aren’t you going too far, Ms. Cha?
This is only the beginning.
The papers I showed you yesterday?
Of course the statute of limitations is expired,
but it's still a landmine for you.
What do you want?
I told you.
I want to be an owner of Shinhwa Group.
Don’t be absurd!
Yes, chairman.
We’ve lived together for over thirty years,
so I came to inform you of the lawsuit as a courtesy
before I’ll submit it to court.
I understand your will now,
so I'll handle that in my own way too.
How…
How dare you?
You disgrace!
I feel dizzy.
Mr. Chairman.
The chairman's collapsed.
Call 911. Hurry up.
Mr. Chairman!
Wake up!
Bring some water!
Why is she here?
Did I make you wait long?
- Hey. - Let’s go.
Ha!
She comes to the office to meet him now?
If Manager Kim is still in the office, call him in.
The case I ordered you to check out… How did it go?
The company Magic Bakery is supplying bread to
is a fabric factory in Guro-dong called Cheongshin Apparel.
Let's take that contract away from them.
Excuse me?
If it’s necessary, cut our price in half.
Take that contract from them no matter what.
- Hello. - Hi.
I’m looking for a coat for a woman in her sixties.
Could you recommend anything?
Is it a present for your mother?
Yes, that's right.
Her skin is white and bright,
so pick something that will suit her.
Yes, just a moment.
I never dreamed I'd be buying a gift for my mother.
I know.
It must be like a dream to you.
How are these?
- Give me both. - Of course.
You'll give her both?
One is for you.
I’m okay.
I’m buying it for you in return for the awesome drink you gave me,
so please accept it.
What's the important announcement?
I couldn’t concentrate on work all day long because I was so curious.
I think I can guess it.
We all have a clue,
so just say that you're getting married.
I’m so sleepy.
Getting married?
Didn't you call us here to announce your engagement?
That’s not what it is.
That's what we all thought.
If it’s not a marriage announcement,
then what is it?
Why did you suddenly bow to us, Byeol's father?
I know.
What happened, Woo Seok?
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to introduce myself.
I’m Jin Woo, mother.
What?
You’re Jin Woo, Byeol’s father?
[Preview]
Byeol’s father is the boy in the picture?
That’s me, mother.
My son, Jin Woo...
Thank you for being alive.
Do you know how many times
I’ve dreamed of this moment for over thirty years?
Jin Woo.
Thank you, mother.
Ms. Cha met the shareholders and persuaded them to dismiss you.
It’s good to meet you, Mr. Nam Woo Seok.
I’m the one who sent you that picture when you were in Paris.
What?