Where are you, Shek Tung? You said you would give me a hand.
You bought flowers?
That's not necessary. It's not an opening.
Why buy the flowers? Hurry. OK. Bye.
Kuk Sir, those two want to try the English class.
Who?
Those two.
OK. This way... Go to the left.
This way please.
OK. Watch the table corner, kids. OK. To the left...
Tung-tung, don't cry. Your mom just went to the bathroom.
Come over here. Sit down. Miss Chu will give you some candy, OK?
Tsui-yee? Even flowers. Now you want Tsui-yee...
Tung-tung, what flavor do you like?
Look. There are four layers. Which layer do you like?
This one.
OK. Don't cry after you eat this... Is it good?
Yummy.
Tung-tung is a good girl.
Fairy.
Yes, this is Fa Sin Chi. Sir, would you like a tour?
I want to give you the flowers.
But I don't know you.
Right. We've never met.
But the flowers are really beautiful. They're perfect for you.
I can't accept them.
Why not?
Wing.
Yes.
This gentleman wants to have a look. Why don't you show him around?
OK.
Tung-tung, let's go to the classroom.
OK.
Let's go.
So fairies really do exist.
I look like a dog. Ow.. is my sound. Who am I?
A wolf.
Very good.
Cultivate with love.
Very good.
London Bridge is falling down...
They cultivate me with love.
London Bridge is failing down, my fair lady.
Any question?
OK, kids. Time's up. A warm applause, OK?
Yeah. There's another class now. Please leave the classroom now.
Come on. Let's go... go.
Come on. Let's go.
Today's open day was a great success.
Lots of people wanted to enroll in our courses after they took the trial classes.
But there are too many students in a class.
Right. I thought most of the people wanted to enroll in the English class.
I didn't expect so many would be interested in Putonghuaas well.
But we still shouldn't put too many students in the trial class.
This will affect teaching quality.
We must reduce the number of students for the regular classes.
Otherwise we won't be able to manage.
Right...
Right. That's why we need to hire some part-time staff.
Part-time?
Kuk Sir, do you want to hire part-time teachers or teaching assistants?
As I said just now, there are too many students in a class.
We won't be able to manage. We must stick to small class teaching.
But you heard just now.
Everyone wanted to join Miss Fa's or Miss Chu's classes.
But you'll only teach a few students in each class.
What about the other students who want to take your class too?
Are they supposed to wait until next year?
You just want to earn more tuition fees.
Didn't we agree that you two wouldn't interfere with my business model?
OK. Your opinions are most welcome.
I will consider them. I will take them into consideration. Let's continue.
Running classes until 8 pm is too late.
Let's end at 7pm like we used to.
OK. We'll run another class on Sunday then.
The students have to go to school seven days a week. They'll be exhausted.
Right. They need to rest on Sunday.
They need to spend time with their families and parents.
There shouldn't be any classes on Sunday.
What about teaching a class for the parents in the morning?
We could teach the parents English pronunciation. That's OK.
We could consider that.
Then the parents can teach their kids at home. I think that's OK.
It's not so they can teach the kids at home.
If they did that, the students wouldn't need to study here.
I mean while the kids are in school in the morning,
our classrooms are vacant. The parents have nothing to do anyway.
We could just hold some random courses for them.
Hey, restaurants don't just open for dinner.
Let's maximize the use of our center's resources
so we'll make big money.
Kuk Sir, we can't be so sloppy.
Your only concern is money. I can't continue this discussion with you.
Sis Sin...
Do you need to talk to her?
What are you doing? I'm so mad now.
I want to do a fast dance to sweat it out. Why are you playing a slow song?
You're too angry now. You need a slow song to relax. Come on.
Why is your EQ so good? I really can't stay calm like you.
When I first heard him talk about his money-making philosophy,
I couldn't take it either.
But when I thought about it, I realized that he wasn't completely wrong.
So you're siding with him now?
No. I think it's exactly like dancing. It's about balance.
See?
What?
Which is more important? Educating or making money?
If we can't make ends meet because we just consider our dreams,
we'll end up miserable.
But if we just think of education as a business for making money,
that won't lead to a happy ending either.
Ophelia, what's your point?
I mean we shouldn't jump to conclusions.
As you've said that, I'll give it a shot.
OK.
You're still reading?
I want to read some more. You go to sleep first.
You have to work tomorrow. It's really late now.
No... I still want to read. You go to sleep first.
Oh, the battery's dead. Go to bed now.
OK... Let's go to sleep.
Is this a surprise?
You're starting work tomorrow. I wish you good luck.
This necklace?
You wouldn't wear jewelry before because you were afraid it would hurt the kids.
But you're going to work tomorrow. You should dress up.
I thought you had forgotten that I love this necklace.
You even mixed up Yat and Yee's birthdays.
You're so forgetful.
I was busy before. That's why I forgot.
I'm a very old computer. There's insufficient memory.
So I need to delete something and reformat myself.
This heart represents the support from all of you.
I will cherish and remember this. Don't worry. Thank you, honey.
You pay into this education fund every month.
When the kids turn 18,
you can get the money back in one lump sum
and use it for their college tuition.
That's good.
It's better to save for the rainy days. Mr Sheung, Brenda referred you to me.
I'll tailor a proposal that is perfect for you.
Brother Sum, do I sign here? I don't need to tell my son, right?
I'm worried they'll object to this if they find out.
You don't need to tell him. It's OK as long as it's stated clearly here
that the beneficiaries are your two grandchildren.
Here's the proposal. You can take your time to read it.
I'll get you to sign the formal policy in a couple of days.
OK.
Call me if you have any questions.
OK.
Thank you very much.
Thank you, Brother Sum. Let's go to tea sometime.
Thank you. I have another appointment. I'll talk to you two later, OK?
OK... OK. Thank you.
Bye.
You said you wouldn't care about your grandchildren's business anymore.
Now you're buying funds for them?
I'm mad at their parents, not the kids.
It's so competitive now. It's easier to quit your job than to find one.
Who knows what will happen in six months?
I'm worried about my grandchildren.
But you have to pay $5,000 a month for the funds.
You're retired now. Can you manage?
Sure. I'm still capable and strong. I can work as a security guard.
That won't be necessary. I have a nice job for you.
Your friend's back is ramrod straight.
Yes. Everyone says he's fit.
But he's not young.
That means he's experienced. Dr Sheung is amazing.
Once, another Chinese medicine practitioner said a patient had wicked wind in his bones.
But Dr Sheung found out there was a tumor. He saved that patient's life.
Really?
Yes.
That's history. You don't need to mention that all the time.
The old guy's not much younger than you.
Since Brenda recommended you, I'll let you work on probation.
OK.
Brother Sun, ignore what he said. He's always this mean.
When you make money for the center, he'll shut up.
I won't argue with him. But you guys do physiotherapy.
Why do you need a Chinese medicine practitioner?
Combining Chinese and Western medicine is the trend now.
They can complement each other. Let me show you your office.
OK.
Dad? You're here for treatment?
No. From today, I'm the attending Chinese medicine practitioner here.
You're a Chinese medicine practitioner?
You don't know your father-in-law's past profession?
What? He was already retired when I married Marius.
You're here to see the doctor?
I'm a part-time physiotherapist here.
Huh!
So we're colleagues now, Dad? Welcome on board.
Huh!
Yes, we have class every Wednesday.
Sis Wing.
Just a second. Hello, Mrs. Lee. You're here to pick up your kid?
Yes.
The lesson's not over yet. Please take a seat.
OK.
OK. Yes...
Mrs. Lee, you're here to pick up your son? He's still in class.
I pay so much in tuition fees. Can't I take a look?
No, Mrs. Lee. Please wait outside.
I won't disturb them.
No, Mrs. Lee.
My handbag. It's a designer brand.
You'll have to compensate me for the cleaning cost of $5,000.
I know this is a designer brand. But you got it dirty yourself.
You made my bag dirty. And you have such a bad attitude.
I don't want to talk to you. Kuk Sir, you're in charge here.
Shouldn't you compensate me? Hey, I'm talking to you.
Oh no, Mrs. Lee. Your handbag is a knockoff.
What do you mean knockoff?
A genuine bag is handmade. The stitching is uneven.
Look at the stitching here. It's so straight. This is machine-made.
The buckle should be gold. But yours is silver.
How could you be so careless to get cheated?
Goodbye.
We're not coming here anymore. We'll find another center, OK?
No, I want to come to Fa Sin Chi...
OK. Be quiet. We'll keep coming here. Let's go home now. Don't be mad, OK?
Bye.
Take care.
Bye...
I want to come to Fa Sin Chi too.
Shush.
Thank you.
Kuk Sir, just now Miss Sze found this camera in the classroom.
Why are you secretly shooting Ophelia? Are you sick?
Your name is Ophelia?
No.
I'm Ophelia. Don't change the subject. How do you explain this?
Miss Sze, you need to prepare for the next lesson, right?
Yes.
Why don't you go ahead then?
OK.
OK. Please close the door on your way out.
What's your explanation?
I was too busy to tell you.
I want to record the lesson and post it online
for the students to go over it again.
I'm sure you're doing this for money again. Right, Kuk Sir?
This is for the good of Fa Sin Chi's operation.
I object.
Me too.
OK. Reason being?
This is an education center. This is not an ordinary business.
Do you have a conscience?
This is a voluntary scheme.
I didn't coerce the parents to take part in it.
Why are you talking about my conscience? I didn't do anything bad.
You're talking to him about conscience? That's a waste of our time.
I'm buying food. You want some?
No, thanks. I don't have an appetite.
Hey... We're not done talking.
You only care about money. Will you listen to me?
Hey, I'm a boss after all.
I don't want Fa Sin Chi to perish either, right?
You suffered such a huge loss before. I'm just trying to make up for it.
What's so bad about recording the lessons and posting them online?
There are only benefits and no harm.
The students can go over the lesson again if there's anything they don't understand.
Parents can learn at home too and help their kids.
What's so bad about that?
How much are you going to charge them?
$100.
$100? That's too expensive. $30.
$55.
$45.
Deal. You're eating a cheap meal again?
I'm hungry. I just want to fill my stomach. What else do you expect?
Wing, could you please give me Charles' email?
Sure.
Yo.
Kuk Sir.
Hi, Yee. May I talk to your dad for a second?
Sure.
Thank you.
Good boy. Read this yourself.
Keep an eye on the kid.
OK.
I can't believe you're so sly.
What are you talking about?
Have you heard that when
some men take their family to a hotel for buffet,
he'll suddenly say he has something to do and leaves.
Actually he's meeting his mistress in a hotel room there.
What nonsense are you talking about?
This is Fa Sin Chi Education Center. Lots of kids come here to learn.
You're not using us as a cover, are you? What if your wife finds out?
Look, perhaps my Chinese is bad.
But I really don't understand what you're talking about.
Turn around and you'll see.
Marius.
Hello.
Hi, say hello.
Uncle.
Good girl.
I came to enroll for my daughter.
I'm Kuk Sir. I'm Fa Sin Chi's owner. The door is over here.
See if any of our classes suit you.
This center is quite good.
Really?
Daddy, I've finished reading.
You're so smart?
This is your son, Marius?
Yes.
What's your name?
Yee.
Hello, Yee. Hey, sweetheart.
You can enroll in Yee's class so you'll have company.
OK.
Can we enroll in the same class?
Sure. It's the same for Chinese, English and math.
There are elementary, intermediate and advanced levels.
Do you have a place now?
Are there any places?
I think so.
Are you sure?
There.
OK... But this is already the third lesson. Do you mind...?
No, I don't. Not at all.
Wing... Kid, what's your name?
My name is Yim Siu-mei.
Yim Siu-mei, Kuk Sir will show you the classroom, OK?
OK.
Go to the lesson now.
OK, Yee. Let's go.
Give Mommy a kiss. Good girl. Bye.
Here.
Later.
OK.
Marius, do you have time now? I need a favor.
Sure.
Thanks for coming with me to help me choose a filter.
There are so many brands. I don't know how to choose.
It's easy. It depends on what you need.
Some filters let you drink directly from the tap.
But if you don't need that,
then the ones that get rid of bacteria and odor
are good enough for domestic use.
I just need an ordinary one. But is it easy to install?
You don't have to do it yourself. The workmen will install it for you.
Your husband can watch them do it without lifting a finger.
There are some simple ones. You can just attach it to the tap.
Then it's ready. Even you can do it.
It's OK to ask him to install it.
Why don't we take a look at the vacuum cleaners too?
OK.
My husband's not like you at all.
He'd never go to a home appliances shop with me.
He says that's women's work.
That's normal. Everyone has his own preference.
Is something wrong?
We've been fighting a lot lately. I'm so upset.
Carrie and I fight all the time too. We're OK shortly afterwards.
Perhaps you could bring your husband and daughter next time
for some family activities with us.
It'll help to improve your relationship.
OK. Let's do that sometime.
With a moo moo here and a moo moo there,
here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo moo,
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
Siu-mei, why aren't you singing?
And on his farm he had a dog, E-I-E-I-O...
Why do you look so upset? Why don't you tell Miss Fa?
What's the matter?
Siu-mei seems upset.
Every minute counts in a lesson. I don't want any supplementary lessons.
Don't stop, OK?
So we just ignore Siu-mei?
Let me pacify her. Siu-mei, why are you crying? Kuk Sir will give you a candy, OK?
Daddy.
I'm not your daddy.
Daddy's missing.
Where has he gone?
I don't know. He hasn't come home in a long time.
What are you shooting?
I was so busy before. I didn't have a chance to enjoy life at all.
I want use these photos to remind myself of how lucky I am.
You're right. We should keep a record of the good stuff.
Can you take a picture of me and my daughter please?
Sure. Yee, hold this for me.
Thank you. Sweetheart, let's take a picture. Smile.
Let me see... Is it OK?
OK.
Why don't we all take a picture together?
Sure.
Come on. Closer... Let's take a selfie. Three seconds. One, two, three.
Wow, the four of us look like a family. Why don't we...? Sorry. I spoke nonsense.
I'll send you the picture.
OK.
Sis Sa, please come mop the floor here.
Coming.
Where?
There.
OK.
Thank you.
Miss Sze, shouldn't you be teaching English?
Why are the lights off? Why are the kids so quiet?
Do you mind if I come in and take a look?
Go ahead.
Where are you taking me?
Why did you hire Miss Sze?
She teaches English. She works part-time.
But she follows your teaching method strictly.
Not just strictly. It's a live broadcast.
You didn't hire Miss Sze to teach the students.
It was just to supervise them, right?
So?
You launched the online replay of the courses earlier. Fine.
You said small-class teaching wouldn't help us break even.
I listened to you and took in more students.
But do you know that I can't take care of that many students?
Now you're even holding two classes at the same time?
They can ask Miss Sze if they don't understand anything.
She's there.
Why didn't you ask Miss Sze to teach a class herself?
Do you know why the students enrolled here?
It's because of your reputation. It's because of Miss Fa.
You get that, right?
Even though you can't teach that many students,
the video class can still meet their requirements.
You don't need to worry. I will pay you a percentage of the fees.
I'm not talking about money. This is cheating.
When did I cheat anyone? The parents knew it was a video class.
When did I lie to them? They said it was OK. Hey, I gave them a 20 percent discount.
They begged me to run two more classes. What do you expect me to do?
Throw them out? Are you crazy?
What was your financial situation before I bought Fa Sin Chi?
You almost had to close it down.
I'm doing this for the business. It's for survival.
You want to survive too. So does Fa Sin Chi.
If we can't survive, how can we talk about education?
Look, how much time have we wasted talking crap here?
How much less have the kids learned? How are you going to make it up to them?
How can you face them? Get back to your class.
Fine. I'll put up with you one last time.
Fa, aren't you tired? You've danced for an hour already.
You told me not to be mad. You said Kuk Chi-keung had a point.
Now you finally know his intention. He just cares about money.
I was wrong to trust him.
At first I thought you had fallen for him.
But you see clearly now. He's not committed to educating the kids.
He just treats Fa Sin Chi like a business.
Hey, you still want to dance? I'm going to take a shower.
Sir, you've dropped your towel.
Thank you. Fairy?
Oh, I've met you before at Fa Sin Chi.
I'm Shek Tung. People call me Stone.
Brother Stone. Hey, has your kid enrolled yet?
I don't have any kids. Nor do I have a girlfriend.
I just have grown-up friends.
Then why were you at Fa Sin Chi?
I went there to see Brother Kuk... No, I mean Kuk Sir. He's my good friend.
I see. Kuk Sir is your good friend.
Yes.
I won't keep you any longer.
Not at all.
Sis Sin.
Hello, Miss Fa.
What a coincidence!
She's your older sister?
Yes.
Fa, I'm hungry. Get changed.
Miss Chu, if Kuk has offended the two of you, let me apologize to you on his behalf.
He used to be a real estate agent.
Agents are usually snobbish and profit-oriented.
They're not used to being sincere.
They're completely different from educators like you.
I hope he'll also get educated through this venture.
You guys work hard to run Fa Sin Chi well.
Look, if he does something really bad or crosses the line, feel free to tell me.
I'll tell him off.
OK.
OK. I won't keep you.
Bye.
Kuk Sir, I want to talk to you.
Save your breath if it's about the video classes.
I've decided to teach a class on Sunday too.
Really?
Yes.
Good. You've finally been enlightened.
Don't get the wrong idea.
I mean teach a class for the video class students.
I will teach them myself.
Hey, it would be perfect if you could teach several classes that day.
OK.
You're really enlightened.
But I will be teaching several classes more a week.
That's different from the provisions in our contract.
I think we'll need to sign a new contract.
What are you terms then?
I don't want a fixed salary. I want a percentage.
You said yesterday that you would pay me a percentage of the course fees.
It's decided. Get the contract ready by tomorrow. Bye.
Let me see... Your blood pressure is still really high.
That's why you feel light-headed. Show me your tongue.
Last time I told you to stop taking the weight-loss drug. Did you listen to me?
Of course I did.
I didn't dare take the drug again after you reproached me last week.
I'll prescribe some medicine for you then, OK?
OK.
Your neck still hurts?
I don't know if I've got a stiff neck.
It's been days. It's really been hurting these past couple of days.
Let me see.
Is it here?
It really hurts.
Don't worry. It's just a minor issue. Let me rub it with medicinal oil, OK?
Miss Mak, do you feel better after you've been treated by Dr Sheung?
I still feel light-headed. My blood pressure is still high.
My neck still hurts.
Dr Sheung has prescribed several doses for you.
Perhaps you'll feel better after you take them.
OK.
Excuse me. Do you mind telling me why you keep rubbing your hand?
I don't know. It feels numb.
Can I do a checkup for you?
Oh, Miss Ho is our physiotherapist.
OK. Please do a checkup for me then.
Look forward. Tilt your neck slowly to the left.
Do you feel any discomfort?
No.
OK. I'm going to straighten your hand now. Tell me if there's any discomfort.
Ouch.
OK.
It feels numb.
Easy with your neck. Still feel numb?
No.
Good.
Ouch...
Easy.
Hey?
OK.
Miss Mak, you still don't feel good?
Dr Sheung, did you say Miss Mak feels light-headed due to high blood pressure?
Yes.
I think her high blood pressure is caused by a cervical shift.
What? That serious?
That's just my conjecture. I just did a simple assessment.
I suggest that you get a thorough checkup at a hospital, Miss Mak.
Thank you, Miss Ho.
Oh, no worries.
Dad.
I told you to call me Dr Sheung in the center.
Why does it matter? Everyone knows I'm your daughter-in-law.
Miss Mak is my patient. I know how to treat her.
I don't need your opinion.
We both want to help the patient get better.
What does it matter who treats her?
Of course it does.
I'm a Chinese medicine practitioner. You're a physiotherapist.
We're completely different.
The cervical vertebrae are linked to the lumbar vertebrae.
If there's a problem, it could cause paralysis in the worst case scenario.
You like to scare people.
I'm not ruling out any possibility. We're relatively prudent in this respect.
So you're saying I'm sloppy?
I didn't mean that. I really respect you.
You're just paying lip-service. Actually you don't listen to me.
Dad.
It's Dr Sheung.
Mom, Kuk Sir wants to eat a lot of beef. That's why... Wow, that's terrible.
Also, the kids want cheese sausages and cheese balls.
OK.
Also... You usually talk a lot after work.
Did someone say you don't respect him? So you feel wronged?
Dad told you?
He just called to talk about that a little.
In the past, you would have told me. What's the matter?
In the past, our home was a battlefield because of the kids.
I can't believe there's another battlefront now. I'm a bit tired.
Did you do anything wrong then?
I just wanted to help the patient.
I didn't mean to challenge Dad's professionalism.
I don't understand why he would think that way.
He said he didn't want you to call him Dad in the center.
He told you to call him a doctor.
But actually, he can't let go of his status as your father-in-law.
That's why he's especially picky with you. You don't agree?
I'm thinking about that.
Wow, Yat. You went on the roller coaster? You're so brave.
I wasn't scared. Daddy and Mommy went with me.
You're lucky. You have both your daddy and your mommy.
You don't have a mom?
I do. But they're divorced.
What's a divorce?
That means they don't live together anymore.
What? That's so sad.
Yes. When I see Daddy, I don't see Mommy. When I see Mommy, I can't see Daddy.
Once I dreamt of the three of us playing in a park together. I was so happy.
But I know that will never come true.
Sis Yat, I'm really worried.
I'm worried that Daddy and Mommy will get a divorce.
Don't cry, Yee. Daddy loves mom so much. Why would they get a divorce?
Yee, let's play a game together, OK?
Hey, Yee, how come Daddy took a picture with this auntie?
I don't know.
Hey, kids shouldn't play with cell phones.
Kuk Sir.
Daddy.
Hello... What's the matter? Go out and eat now. Yo.
I don't need help.
Daddy, Mommy...
Yee, what's the matter? Why do you want a hug? What about you?
Marius, I don't think there's enough beer.
Why don't you come with me to buy a couple dozen more?
You've bought a lot already.
I want to drink a lot with you tonight.
Hey, Kuk Sir, you said you wanted to buy beer.
Why have we come to the flyover? Where are we going? Hey, talk to me.
OK. Safe. OK. We're far away from your home now.
It's time we talked openly and honestly. Please stop, brother.
Stop what? What are you talking about?
There was a picture of a woman on your cell phone.
How could you be so careless? You daughter saw it just now.
Luckily, I took it from her immediately.
If your wife saw that, your family would be ruined.
You brought me here because of the photo? She's my former secretary.
There's nothing between us. Carrie knows that.
You think it's OK. She may not think so.
No woman likes it when there's a photo of another woman on her husband's cell phone.
Pat is already a mother. She won't cross the line.
How much do you know about women? They don't always think logically.
Do you believe me?
It's not that I don't believe you. I just want to remind you.
It's OK if you believe me. Let's buy beer now.
Please.
Please... Hello. Pat. Pat. Be good. Don't cry.
Everything's fine. I'm on my way now.
She asked you to go to her place? Are you really going?
She could be in trouble.
She could be pretending.
It wasn't her. It was her daughter. She was really crying. I have to go take a look.
I'll go with you then.
If something bad happens,
I can be your witness when you explain it to your wife. Let's go.
Be careful.
Where's my daughter?
She's outside. Kuk Sir is taking care of her.
She was so worried. She cried so much she fell asleep.
Thank God she called me so that we could rush you to the hospital in time.
You got your stomach pumped just now. You need some rest.
I'm sorry. I didn't want to bother you.
I thought I could hang in there. But in fact I can't.
Don't talk now. You need rest.
Do you know how bad I feel inside?
My husband has a mistress. I dare not tell my family.
Not being able to talk to anyone is more painful.
I've never thought of taking someone else's husband.
I just wanted a little bit of happiness. Just a little bit.
I really don't get it.
Your daughter is so cute and lovely. How could you commit suicide?
You're no longer you. You're your daughter's mother.
This is your duty. How could you leave her behind?
You're not Kuk Chi-keung anymore. You're Kuk Siu-nam's dad now.
Uncle, where's Mommy?
She's inside.
Mommy.
Sweetheart, why was Mommy so silly? Actually I know.
I'm sorry. Please forgive me, OK? I will never leave you behind again.
I'm sorry. I won't be so silly again.
Have some tea please, Kuk Sir.
Thank you.
You said you were going to buy beer. You were gone for several hours?
When we were in the convenience store, someone came in with a dog.
I stepped on its tail by mistake. The dog got scared and ran out.
So you chased the dog for several hours?
Oh, yes.
Yes... We immediately followed the dog. We ran several blocks.
There was a bus stop ahead. Suddenly a bus stopped.
The dog got on the bus and the bus left.
What happened afterwards?
Then we took a taxi to follow the bus.
But the taxi driver drove into a one-way street.
We circled around for a long time. In the end, we got to the bus terminus.
We asked the bus driver if he had seen the dog.
What did he say?
He said the dog got off the bus midway.
Did you find it in the end?
Yes. But when we got back to the convenience store, the owner was gone.
Where did the owner go?
Actually that guy wasn't the owner. He had stolen the dog.
Fortunately, Marius and I found the real owner in the end.
It took us several hours to do that.
It's good that you found the owner. You two must be hungry. Eat the noodles.
OK.
You really believe what we said just now?
Isn't it true? I believe it all.
If you don't have questions, let's sleep then.
If you want to tell me, you will.
If you don't want to talk about it, I can't make you talk.
This is your former secretary. When did you take this photo?
When? You're not wondering why I took a photo with her?
Why did you ask me that? I know she had a crush on you before.
But she's already married and has a daughter now.
Aren't you worried that there's some kind of relationship between us?
If there's really nothing between you two, then there's nothing.
If there's something between you two, there's nothing I can do to stop it.
There must be trust between couples. Otherwise how can we carry on?
Kuk Sir was worried our family might be ruined.
That's why he told a lousy lie that no one would believe.
I could feel that. He's talkative.
But he's good to his son. He's not a bad man.
But he's not as good a dad as you are.
You shouldn't say that.
As long as a man loves his kids, he's a good dad.
Who's at Fa Sin Chi so late at night? I see. It's you.
What are you doing at Fa Sin Chi so late at night?
How do you know I'm here?
I installed a burglar-resistant lock in the main door.
I get notified whenever the door is opened.
Then I go to the website and turn on the camera.
That's how I record the classes.
Can you turn it off then? I hate being watched like this.
It's good to be diligent. But there's no overtime pay.
My schedule is so tight. This is the only time I can work.
One has to be flexible in business. You should be like me.
You just care about money.
It's a waste of my effort to talk to you about conscience.
Why do you make it sound like I'm really cold-blooded?
When you bought Fa Sin Chi, did you really want to educate the students?
My sister and I worked so hard to set up Fa Sin Chi.
It was like our own baby. Now our baby's been led astray.
Do you know how bad I feel?
Look. I promise you I will treat Fa Sin Chi like my own kid.
I will protect it and cultivate it.
It will become the best and the most committed education center.
Are you happy now? Is that OK?
That's a promise. You have to keep it.
Bye.
OK. I'll get back to work.