[Episode 26]
What's going on?
I'm sorry, but I realized something when I was going over the files.
There were two kids that came in that day.
What?
It's recorded that neither one of them knew their name or age.
And after two days of being here, they were both sent to that orphanage.
One of them fled from the orphanage...
Do you have the pictures I gave you?
This child is dead.
This is the picture of the child that died the next day in a car accident.
Sir, are you okay?
Don't do this.
Sir, please get up!
Sir...
Are you okay?
Sir?
I think I should go back to that orphanage.
You should get some rest first.
No, Sir...
Yes, that's right.
There was another child.
According to our record, they both came from Seocho Police Station.
And one of them did get adopted.
Then what happened to the other one?
He left the orphanage the day after he came in.
And we received report from Seocho Police Station that he died.
He left the orphanage, and tried to go into the city.
But while crossing this street, he got hit by an oncoming dump truck.
He died that instant.
Three days later, they had a funeral.
And his remains were kept at a charnel house for ten years.
13 years ago, his ashes were spread at the city nature cemetery.
I'm so sorry.
Sir.
I came too late for Sang Woo.
You tried your best.
He must be with Father now.
I didn't even know...
I slept and ate well.
I lived too comfortably.
You never had a single day of peace.
I was the only one who survived and remained breathing.
I wasted the last 23 years of my life.
I was wondering if you have any memories of before your adoption.
Do you remember anything about your old neighborhood or father?
Or about your brother?
Who are you?
Why are you going behind my back trying to find out about me?
Sang Woo.
I trust in your abilities.
So please make this drama a success.
- Slow down. - Come here.
Why are you doing this?
You've gotten so rough since I saw you last.
Honey.
I mean, Mr. Hwang, you've aged a lot, too.
Are you crazy?
How can you come here?
I just came to see how well your youngest son grew up.
Why did you come back?
Are you trying to make a mess of our family?
Why are you getting mad?
I have every right to see Sung Joon.
What?
What do you want?
Since I came back, I was thinking about opening up a store here.
Look here.
Do you have to open up a store in this neighborhood?
Where else would I go?
I was born and raised here, so I know this area.
If I go visit the old neighbors, I'll be able to get regular customers.
Hey...
I heard from the realtor that your oldest son has a chicken restaurant
and your second son opened up a law office.
And Sung Joon became a director at that FGC...
The whole neighborhood knows about it.
How is your wife doing?
Her temper hasn't changed?
What?
Are you done?
Mother, I'm sorry about everything.
I wasn't in my right mind because of the kids.
- I'm used to you being like that... - I'll do it.
I'm sorry I wasn't able to pay attention to you.
You go totally blind when something happens to the kids.
I'm sorry, they are budding sprouts, I need to care for them well.
Yeah, we are rotting leaves. Just bury us when we die.
Mother.
Mother, don't be mad.
What's all this?
Mother, these are beans for Chang Soo.
This is for Ji Hoon.
And this is organic milk for the kids.
And I'm going to make salad for the kids with all this.
How can you get organic stuff for every meal?
You should just buy the regular ones.
Mother, organic products aren't that expensive.
Mother, wait for me!
- How much? - 109,870 won.
I didn't even buy that much, and it's more than 100,000 won.
- Hey, you should pay for yours. - Okay, Mother.
Oh, no! Oh, no...
- Oh my gosh, what do I do? - What's wrong?
Mother, I must have forgotten my wallet at home.
Oh no...
Mother, I'm sorry, but can you pay for me?
Me?
Yes.
I'll pay you back when we get home.
- You're not going to pay? - Mother...
Yes...
I'll pay with this.
Mother, where should I put the toilet paper?
Leave them there, I'll put them in the bathroom.
Okay, then this is going to the kitchen?
- Yeah. - I'll take that, too.
Here.
You're putting them away?
Yes, Mother. I finished.
Thanks, you should go downstairs.
Okay, Mother. Get some rest.
Hey! Hey...
Yes, Mother?
I'll go down with you.
- Why? - I'll carry that for you.
No, it's okay, Mother.
- I can carry it down myself. - You're tired, too.
I'll bring it down for you.
Go.
Okay.
Mother, you really don't need to...
Still, you are practically raising both Chang Soo and Ji Hoon
I should help you a little.
Oh my goodness, your refrigerator is so clean.
Hye Joo should learn from you.
She's busy.
All done.
Thank you so much for your help.
Okay, then I'll go up now.
Okay, Mother.
What's wrong, Mother?
No, I...
Goodbye, Mother.
But why isn't she giving me the money?
She should give me the money now that we are home.
Wait... How much was it?
She bought a lot, too.
78,500 won.
Why isn't she giving me 78,500 won for the groceries?
Thank you.
I had no idea cabbages were so good.
So good.
Ye Ri!
Ye Ri.
Ye Ri!
- Professor, are you okay? - I'm fine.
What's going on?
Why is he in Korea?
Why is he at our school?
What the heck is going on?
I'm going back to New York.
I found Sang Woo.
And I'm done with all my business here in Korea.
No way.
You should live with your brother then.
It will be...
best for my brother to continue with his way of life.
That's why I'm going back to my place.
Oh... Sung Joon.
Mr. Lee Hyun Woo went back to New York today.
You knew?
Yeah.
I guess he left today.
You two are broken up?
Yeah, I think so.
- Jung Eun... - But how did you know?
I met him at a hotel this morning.
Why?
He made a huge investment in my work, and left.
- Really? - He never went bankrupt.
You knew that he was still the CEO of Golden Street, right?
Yeah.
- Jung Eun. - He had his reasons.
He didn't mean anything bad by it.
He did that because he was trying to find his brother.
So did he find his brother?
Sang Woo?
How do you know him?
- So? - Sung Joon.
Tell me, so what happened?
Yeah, he found his brother.
He searched for him for so long.
He spent so many days suffering in pain.
But even after finding his brother, he can't approach him, so he's leaving.
Why?
He said his adoptive parents are more of a family to him.
And he thinks it's best for his brother
to just continue on with his life.
That's why he left.
But why do you ask?
For some reason, I feel like he knew me.
What do you mean he's known you?
I just get this feeling.
- Sung Joon. - Strangely, I keep thinking about him.
He was overly generous to our family.
And now, he appeared out of nowhere to make an investment...
I can't understand anything.
Anyway, I don't feel at ease.
As I said before, I feel like he knew me before.
I feel like he knows me better than I know myself.
I'm so confused.
Sung Joon.
Sung Joon!
Sung Hoon.
You're looking for money?
What?
Are you going around looking for dropped cash?
Sung Hoon...
- No. - I should be the one looking for money.
- You came out to deliver? - Yeah, as you can see.
Stop searching for cash money and go inside.
- Okay, Sung Hoon. - Come on, help me out.
Let go of me. I can't help you anymore.
- Come on, go. - You're going to do this to me?
- There are neighbors walking around. - Isn't that Father?
- What's going on? - Come on, help me out just once.
- Let go of me. - Seriously.
Father.
Is something wrong?
Sung Joon.
My goodness, you must be Sung Joon.
Wow, I can't even recognize you.
You've become such a gentleman.
Who are you?
Me? You want to know who I am?
You don't know me?
What are you doing? What are you going to tell him?
- Why are you doing this? - Come here.
- Seriously, why are you doing this? - Father.
- You should go home. - Sung Joon!
Think about what is the best thing for you to do.
You can resign any time, but you won't always get a chance like this.
Are you going to stand up and fight, or think about your ego and run away?
You need to make the decision.
Who is it?
Why are you here?
Sung Joon can come here, but I can't?
Why didn't you answer my calls?
You think you are a real writer, or something?
Why did you come? Please make it quick and leave.
What's this now?
Give us your synopsis.
- What? - I'll buy your synopsis.
- So sell us your synopsis, and leave. - Director Bang!
You got lucky, and there is a director who wants to refine your amateur work.
He wants to work on "Learning Romance Through a Book."
- Really? - But you feel insecure, right?
- About what? - About your synopsis.
You don't think you can make it into a 16-episode drama, right?
Not everyone can become a writer just because they won some contest.
So what are you trying to say?
How many times do I have to tell you?
Sell us the synopsis and leave before you cause trouble.
And if I say no?
If you sell your synopsis and it gets made into a drama
wouldn't that be a good thing?
You think anyone would even look at a script written by a complete rookie?
- Still, I won't sell it. - Are you joking?
You think I came all the way here to joke around with you?
Then you think my writing is a joke? This is an insult.
- Buying it is an insult? - Then what is it?
I'm telling you I'll buy it fair and square.
I still won't sell it, never!
So please just leave.
Fine, I'll go.
But think about it.
Will you use this opportunity to let your work see light
or just let it rot away inside a drawer?
Why are you drinking when you should be writing?
Let's drink together.
Something is not working out?
I can only play hooky if something isn't working out?
You were playing hooky? I didn't know.
Did something happen?
We found an investor for our drama today.
Oh, that's great.
The directors were all ready to devour the content team.
Then why do you look so depressed?
Isn't it a good thing?
I'm not sure.
Everything is all too complicated.
We did find an investor, but I'm bothered by him.
You're bothered by the investor?
Yeah, it's like that.
And we may have an investor.
But we still haven't decided on a writer or a synopsis.
But why were you here like this?
I don't know, I have a lot on my mind, too.
So stop thinking and just work with me.
- Director Han. - Don't be scared.
You have me.
Still, I don't think I can do it.
I'm a rookie that just wrote her first single episode work.
And I didn't even win the grand prize, I won the honorable mention.
You know what that is?
I looked it up in the dictionary today.
"Not the best work, but a little bit good."
You know that?
Director Han.
"Little bit good" is still good. At least you didn't get "so-so" or "bad."
Anyway, I don't think I can do it.
Let's do it, I'll help you.
No, I'm not going to do it. I don't have the confidence.
I'll be embarrassed and put to shame in front of the whole nation.
They may hate me because of my poor writing skills.
People will all point their fingers at me.
No, I'm sure you will do great.
No, no, no... I can't do it.
You have to face this at some point.
You're not going to become a writer?
I think I need another ten years or so.
Dong Hee.
Anyway, I won't do it.
Why is everyone trying to convince me when I said no?
Father, it's me, Sung Joon.
Okay, come in.
What is it?
Father, did something happen?
No, why do you ask?
Who...
was that woman you were meeting with this afternoon?
Oh...
She knew me, so I was wondering who she is.
She was an employee I used to work with.
Of course, she knows you.
When you were young
I took you to my workplace and she saw you there.
Hey, why are you looking at me like that?
I'm serious.
Oh, I see.
Okay.
Get home safely.
Goodbye.
Honey, when did you come?
- Just now. - Why did you come?
I can stay here alone.
You should have gone home to rest or take care of the kids.
What kids do I have to take care of?
- What do you mean? - We got all our kids taken away.
- Who took them away? - Who do you think?
I'll tell you one last time.
I decided not to focus on who my biological child is.
Once a son, always a son!
You know, right?
So stop talking about magic and start focusing on your studies again.
Okay?
- What if I say no? - That's too bad.
You'll end up studying like you used to.
I'll make that happen no matter what.
I'll rip up all these books!
Fine, rip it up.
If it helps you relieve your stress, rip it up.
If I can get you to study like the way you used to
I can buy you a 1,000 more books.
Why? Continue ripping.
Finish ripping. I'll be back in exactly ten minutes.
Ah In, are you done?
Yes, here.
Wow, you did very well.
You are much better than your brothers.
Really?
Thank you.
Since you already wrote 50 characters today
should we do 50 more?
- What? - You can do it, right?
Write 50 characters each ten times. So 500 times.
- Mother. - My son, you came?
- Yes. - You weren't cold?
- A little. - Ah In has to study.
Should we go inside to talk?
Sure, Mother.
- Ah In, work hard. - Okay.
Okay.
I'm sorry I couldn't go with you today, I had to take care of Ah In and Ji Hoon.
- You gave him the lesson fee? - Yes.
He said only little kids come with their moms
so I should come alone from now on.
No, I still need to go with you.
I need to check how much my son has improved.
Let's go together next time.
Right, how was the lesson today?
We worked all day on vocalization again.
Mother, it's boring and hard.
No, Chang Soo.
The greatest man is the one who overcomes boredom.
You need to endure the repetitive monotony.
That's the only way you can become a great opera singer.
- Do you understand? - Yes, I understand, Mother.
I'm so proud of you, my son.
Go wash up.
If you want to get into Cultural Arts High
you need to get good grades.
- Should we study together? - Yes.
Mother, I feel like singing and studying are my fate now.
Really?
Oh my gosh, my son...
My pretty baby... My son...
Did I want her to take them away? I tried to stop her, too.
- But? - But she kept screaming in my face.
I couldn't scream at her, in front of the kids, so I just left.
You lost to Hee Sook, you lost.
She told me not to come home before midnight.
Yeah, that's great.
- And... - What else?
She asked if you can sleep at the store and not come home.
What?
Because of your snoring
if the kids can't go to sleep, they can't study the next day
so she told you not to come home.
What?
Seriously...
Honey, what do we do about Kang Hee Sook?
We can't win against her like this. What do we do?
Oh, the stress...
My son, are you studying hard?
Yes, Mother.
- I love you. - Me, too.
Ji Hoon, are you done ripping out the pages?
I brought three more of the same book.
What's going on with Ryu Myung Jin?
He was singing in your room yesterday, right?
Oh my gosh, how did you know?
I ran into him at the cafeteria. What's going on?
Why did he come to Korea?
That's enough.
He's Jung Eun's father.
Who's my daughter's father?
I don't know that man.
He didn't show his face for 30 years. How can he be Jung Eun's father?
Tell me, why did he come back?
I'll just wait three months.
If I still can't get over him, I'll go to New York, too.
Welcome.
- Dad! - Ciao!
My beautiful daughter, how are you?
Have you been well, my daughter?
When did you come?
It's been a few days.
Let me see.
Let's see how much prettier you've gotten in six months.
Wow, dad, you've gotten even cooler.
- Yeah? - Dad.
Here.
Your favorite, espresso.
Try it, I bet it's just as good as the ones in Italy.
Nice.
Buonissimo.
But how did you come back?
You didn't tell me you are coming back.
One day in my life, you came barging in.
Because I went to see you during my travel?
Yeah.
I had to take care of the scheduled performances in Italy and France
so I got delayed a little.
Oh, really?
Did you get to see Mom?
Yeah.
How? What did she say?
She didn't do anything to you?
I bet she didn't just welcome you.
No, she ran away from me.
You should have discussed with me before meeting her, Dad.
You can't meet her alone like diving into a empty pool.
Dad, you are in danger.
You are in real danger.
Yeah, it's been 30 years, after all...
Dad.
Right, Jung Eun.
You want to come to my performance?
What?
Come with your mom.
Dad, I can definitely go, but...
Make sure you come with your mom.
Dad, she may bomb the performance hall.
Then your performance...
Then I'll just die.
What?
If that bomb was thrown by my Ye Ri that I devoted my youth for
then I'll just die.
Dying on stage while singing because of a woman I love...
Isn't that dramatic?
That's something I've dreamed of all my life.
Dad...
Espresso. The scent of a man.
What, she won't give you the money?
No, Mother, I can't even ask her for it.
- How much is it? - 78,500 won.
Don't ask for that, just think that you paid for her groceries.
Still, Mother. That's a lot of money to me.
We don't have a pension, and the kids don't give us monthly rent.
We're using money we saved up before to barely get by.
78,500 won is a huge amount for me.
With that money, our family can eat for a week.
She won't give it to you?
No, I went down before hoping she'll give it to me.
But she kept blinking her eyes, and said, "Mother, what are you doing here?"
I couldn't ask her to pay me back, so I just came up.
What do I do, Mother?
I'm really tight on money.
It's not embarrassing for a child to take money from his parents
but a parent can't even ask the child to pay them back?
How unfair is this?
I know.
How do we get this money back?
Honey, what are you doing?
Stop talking to me, I'm counting money.
You know...
I have something to say to you.
What is it?
What?
What did you say?
Why are you yelling?
How can I not yell?
- Where would I get that kind of money? - Where else?
The deposit money from our Daechi house.
We spent a third of that money.
How can we have already used a third of that big amount?
Have you brought home a paycheck recently?
You got fired from the TV station, and took money to open up that law office.
We educated, fed, and clothed Ji Hoon.
And now, do you know how expensive Chang Soo's lessons are?
And we need to send Ji Hoon back to cram schools.
Why would we pay for Ji Hoon's cram schools?
If we don't, Hye Joo won't pay for them.
You're going to ruin Ji Hoon like this?
And I need to buy a piano for Chang Soo this week.
What? Why does he need a piano?
Kids who sing need a piano.
Seoul University makes you pass a piano exam.
What?
He needs piano lessons and private voice lessons.
Do you think we have money to waste?
Why did the kids have to get switched?
Stop saying that, I'll make Chang Soo into a world famous opera singer.
Then what about me?
I'm joining the party today, I need to make some donation.
And I need to pay 20 million won when I enter the election.
- What am I supposed to do? - Don't get involved in politics.
- What? - Just work hard as a lawyer.
And bring in money.
What did you say?
Give me that money.
Give me the money.
- Come on. - Let go of me.
Let go! You'll rip it!
Let go!
Oh my gosh...
My back...
My back.
Grandmother, I'm here. Where are you?
We're in here. Come here!
Grandmother, did you call for me?
- Welcome. - Mother, you were here, too?
What are you doing?
Let's play a game of Go Stop.
- Go Stop? - Yeah.
We were going to play, but we needed one more player, so we called you.
Oh, I see.
Hey, you brought money with you, right?
No, I didn't.
Then we can start playing.
But if you lose, you need to go down to get your money, okay?
Sure, if I lose, I'll bring it up
But how much are we playing for?
I'll take that.
Okay. Grandmother, here.
Let's get that.
Wow, what a nice match.
- I have nothing to take. - Then just throw one out.
Oh, I have this.
You're not having such luck with the matches.
Red flags... Yeah, hold on...
I got red flags and blue flags.
Should we go around one more time?
Two go.
Oh, no...
I have nothing. Where is everything?
- Okay! - Oh my gosh!
Three go.
Mother, you are so bad. What's this?
Grandmother, 9,000 won. Mother, 5,000 won.
I really don't have any money, here!
I don't have 5,000 won.
- How much do you have then? - 4,300 won.
- Oh my gosh. - Look at her.
Okay, our last game.
Here we go.
I had no idea she was so good at Go Stop.
Stop crying, why are you crying?
This is all your fault.
You said you would win 78,000 won against her playing the game.
Forget winning, I lost 15,000 won to her.
I had no idea she was that good.
How can she just take all our money and leave like that?
What do I do, Mother?
You need to pay me for the money I lent her and the money I lost to her.
Fine, I'll give it to you.
Stop crying!
Oh Dong Hee didn't come in today?
- No. - Isn't that presumptuous?
If she doesn't want to be a writer she should work hard as our office assistant.
Look what happened to our office now that Oh Dong Hee isn't here.
PD Kim, how are you going to resolve this problem?
- Let her be, let her quit. - What?
She's so arrogant.
Everybody is dying to become a drama writer.
The director likes her work, and she has our support
but she's still not coming in. Let her be.
- She'll be an assistant all her life. - How can you say that?
- I can understand she's scared. - She's not scared.
She's just putting on a show.
Oh Dong Hee didn't come in today, either?
Yes, Director Bang.
She says she's so sick she can't even move.
Stop making excuses for her. I saw that she's completely fine.
What?
I guess Oh Dong Hee didn't say anything to you.
What do you mean?
I thought you would run over, and come at me again.
I went to see her yesterday, and told her to sell us her synopsis.
- What? - What else can I do?
We got the investment, and the TV station wants to go with that synopsis.
But Oh Dong Hee is only a rookie, what else can I do?
You really did that?
I put in a lot of money.
It was an amount I never even paid any of the experienced writers.
- That's not the point. - Does it have to be Oh Dong Hee?
- Can't you give in? - This is about work.
I'm not doing this to take her side.
- This is business. - So convince her to sell her synopsis.
Will she just let it rot away, or take this opportunity?
- She's not on the losing end here. - Mi Joo!
It's been so long since you called me Mi Joo.
We don't have much time now.
The TV station keeps pushing us to schedule the first meeting.
Sung Joon, please.
How can you write with a red pen all over my script?
"Corny." "Cliche."
"Revise this." "What's this?"
- How can you be so mean? - I was trying to help you.
Romantic comedy is the most popular genre.
These days, you need to either go with fantasy or be very realistic.
- Give that to me! - Don't move.
This is it, when a man and woman meet, they need to give it a shot.
Don't think about logic or manners.
You said you want to be a writer.
Then you need to break out of your shell and get ahead of the viewers.
If you keep this up, the viewers won't wait for you.
Yes, it's me.
Yes, go ahead and speak.
Since that day, there is somebody following me around.
I don't know what I should do.
I can't move out, or stay here like this.
And Dong Hee is working at Hwa Shin Group.
I didn't know because their name changed.
What should I do?
If something goes wrong...
I really don't know what I should do.
This is a big problem.
Please find the Madame quickly.
Where has she been for the last 20 years?
How can she not call even once?
Are you sure that she's alive?
So what happened?
Not many changes to Ms. Oh Gwi Boon's daily schedule.
Yeah?
She's not planning a move, and she hasn't disappeared.
It doesn't seem like she's meeting anyone in particular, either.
Then what is Oh Dong Hee doing at the company?
She was hired as an office assistant.
But she won an award in the Channel T writing contest.
So she may become a writer for the contents team.
A writer?
Yes.
What is it, Chairman?
I'm fine.
I just thought of my deceased sister-in-law.
Deceased sister-in-law?
Before she got married, she wanted to be a writer.
Pardon?
I miss my sister-in-law so much today.
Yes, what is it?
Let's meet.
I'm busy. What is it?
I'll wait for you.
What is this about?
I asked you what this is about, I'm busy, too.
If you have something to say, make it quick.
You didn't even come to work, and stayed home all day.
You're going to order me around like this?
- Was I some joke of a boss to you? - I'll do it.
What?
I'll work on the writing.
With my project, "Learning Romance Through a Book"
I won't sell the synopsis to someone else, or let somebody else write it.
I'll write it instead of just letting it rot away.
It's my baby, so I'll write it, and introduce it to the world.
Dong Hee.
Are you happy now?
So don't talk to me like before, "I'm busy, too, what is it?"
This is great.
Thanks, Dong Hee.
Thanks.
Wait...
Stay still, let me embrace Korea's best writer.
But I'm not all that confident to be honest.
Don't worry, you have me.
You trust me, right?
Yes.
We can just keep up with what we've been doing.
We can do this.
Trust me and trust yourself.
Okay.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, Dong Hee.
What did you say?
Why are you getting mad?
Hey.
How can I not get mad?
What did you say? Tell me again!
I ran some calculations in the office today.
And we spent huge amount of money on Ji Hoon.
I'm not even talking about food and clothing.
Ji Hoon's tutoring fees and cram school tuition are no joke.
So what?
So I wanted to say...
I recently started politics, so I'm a little short on this.
Can you return just a little bit of the tutoring fees we spent on Ji Hoon?
What?
Sung Hoon.
What the heck!
Eat that, and get lost!
Sung Hoon!
Hey, how can you ask me to return the money you spent on raising your kid?
We are really tight on money these days! Pay for Chang Soo's lesson fees!
Fine, we'll raise Chang Soo to be a musician
so return him to us.
You mean that, right? You'll pay for his lesson fees?
I said yeah!
You are dead today.
- Why are you acting so ignorant? - Come here!
Get over here!
Seriously.
Just wait, I'm going to tell Mom that you hit me.
Fine, go tattle!
You missed!
That damn kid...
I'm sorry.
- Can I eat some chicken? - Yes, of course.
Come on in.
What would you like?
Actually, I don't want any chicken.
You are Han Sung Hoon, Hyung Seob's eldest son, right?
Yes...
- Let go of me. - You must be Sung Joon.
Sung Hoon.
You came?
Why did you want to see me?
I just had something to tell you.
What is this about?
What?
Are you serious?
Yes.
What did that woman say to you?
She didn't say much, she just brought up Sung Joon and asked for money.
- She said she wants to open up a store. - So did you give it to her?
Father, I don't have that kind of money.
Father, I'm sorry for asking, but who is she?
Is she Sung Joon's birth mother?
Hello.
I'm the handsome lawyer, Han Sung Shik.
I'm the youngblood in our party, Han Sung Shik.
Thank you.
Attorney Han, you look pretty polished.
This is all thanks to your endless love.
Make sure you introduce yourself to a lot of people today.
I'll work hard!
- Congrats, Attorney Han. - Thank you so much!
Hurray! Hurray...
Sir?
Sir!
Sir.
Why are you so shocked?
Why?
You thought I had killed myself?
Just like my father?
You are half right, and half wrong.
I will never become like my father.
I sat here for three days, and thought about what my father must have felt.
What was he feeling?
What was he thinking?
What should I do now?
What do you want to do?
Sung Joon!
Isn't this your cell phone?
Chief Lee, are you coming from somewhere?
Yes.
Sir, you should go inside.
Then.
He's acting strange today.
Sir, what would you like to do?
I'll proceed with our plans.
The people in this neighborhood framed my dad and drove him to his death.
And Han Hyung Seob's family caused my brother's tragic death.
I'm going to proceed as we had planned.
You'll bring chaos into this neighborhood.
I don't care, I won't forgive them.
Forgiving half of them will only bring on more tragedy.
People don't change. The truth never prevails.
People are selfish animals.
They need to lose what they cherish
and witness their own lives being shattered
in order to repent.
What's going on with Han Sung Shik?
He's already entered Min Sung Party.
And he'll be nominated for the by-election.
- What about Yoon Mal Ja's hospital? - It's still in business.
Yeah?
I see.
Sir.
Why are you doing this?
Are you okay?
I need to go see a doctor.
Oh, yes.
[Yoon Surgical Clinic]
What's wrong?
It's nothing.
You used to like me.
So why are you trembling like this?
I doubt this is your first time doing this when you're a doctor.
No, I'm not trembling.
I'm just a little sensitive these days.
But how long have you been a doctor?
Why? Why do you ask?
No, I'm just curious.
Why are you curious about that?
From what I remember, 23 years ago
you were an emergency doctor at Seo Rin Hospital
at the four-way intersection.
How do you know that?
You should pick that up.
Come on.
You should change it.
You're not going to treat me with that, are you?
Why did you do that?
What?
Do what?
Your friend, Kim Geum Ja's academy, Golden Light Academy...
The day of the drunk driving accident...
Why did you manipulate the evidence?
Why did you manipulate that driver's blood test results?
What are you talking about?
I did no such thing.
It hurt you that much to see your precious kids getting a little hurt?
That's why you thought the man everyone considered to be an alcoholic
- deserved to be treated as trash? - Chief Lee.
Who are you?
You people threw stones out of anger.
And that caused the poor driver to hang himself.
And one of his sons got hit by a dump truck, and got ripped to pieces.
Chief Lee, are you that driver's son?
Subtitles by DramaFever
[Father, I'll Take Care of You]
Father, for Mother's sake
maybe you should do what she wants and get rid of her...
- PD Kim and Writer Hong, say hello. - Hello, I'm Choi Jin Kyung.
- Is she my birth mother? - Sung Joon, here.
Mom, your granddaughter looks nothing like you.
- I'm really scared. - Then just quit and marry me.