What should I do?
Why didn't you tell me when you're so sick?
Why did you keep it to yourself?
Find Soo In for me.
Please find her.
Soon Ok.
I want to see her before I die.
Please find her for me. I beg of you.
Find her for me.
Yes, Soon Ok.
I'll find Soo In for you.
I'll find her, so you need to stay strong until then.
Please...
don't tell the others that I'm sick.
Why not? What if something terrible happens?
It's because...
I'm not sure.
I don't think...
I can stand watching them...
suffer and feel sad because of me.
My Jung In...
Soon Ok.
Jung In will be so sad if she were to find out.
I can't stand seeing that.
Don't tell them.
You need to tell them. You can't keep it forever.
Don't worry.
I will not die until I see Soo In.
I won't.
I can't die until I see her.
Please, help me.
Keep it a secret.
Soon Ok. Soon Ok.
Soon Ok.
What's wrong with your eyes? Were you crying?
No. Something got in and I rubbed my eyes, that's all.
Why were you looking for Soon Ok? Is something wrong?
I needed to ask her something.
Dal Ja, we need to find Soo In.
Do you know a trustworthy private detective?
A private detective?
Dong Chul won't let you mention it because it costs too much.
He'll throw a fit if he were to find out.
That's the least of our problems.
We must find Soo In.
Why now, all of a sudden?
She called us once. Let's wait for her to call back.
We can't just wait.
A lot of people come by Cafe Tiffany.
Ms. Oh might know.
Ms. Oh?
I'll be right back.
What has gotten into her?
Ms. Oh.
What brings you here?
I need to ask you for a favor.
A favor? You need to ask me a favor?
Do any of your customers hire a private detective?
Someone efficient and trustworthy.
There is someone called Mr. Chun. But why do you ask?
Do you need some information?
I want to ask him to find Soo In.
Soo In?
Yes. I'd like him to start looking today if possible.
That's not hard.
They get right to work once they're paid.
Please call him for me.
I don't care how much it costs. The sooner we find her the better.
Okay, I'll tell him.
Thanks, Ms. Oh.
Your soup is the best in the world.
Is it? Then finish the whole bowl.
Eat up and get over it, okay?
Okay, Mom.
I will cheer up now and be strong.
Good.
Let's all cheer up and live harder.
Life will get better one day.
Mom, why did we stop?
Sorry, Ji Hoon. Let's go home and eat.
Okay, Mom.
Did you enjoy your time with Seon Woo?
Yes, we just had lunch together.
I see I still am a good judge of character.
He's trustworthy, smart, and honest.
He's a perfect match for my granddaughter.
Thank you for thinking so highly of him.
Since we're on the matter, why don't our families meet up?
Yes, I would like that very much.
I will tell Seon Woo to meet Hee Joo...
and discuss the matter.
Yes, goodbye.
Hello.
I just got off the phone with Chairman Han.
He thinks very highly of you.
Does he?
When will you meet Hee Joo?
We have a date this evening.
Chairman Han asked...
if we would like to set a date for the families to meet.
What do you think?
A family meeting? We haven't been dating for that long.
Aren't you rushing it?
Not at all. You both like each other.
Why should we waste time?
Discuss the issue with Hee Joo.
You must fight for relationships.
Okay. I'll think about it.
How did the phone call to Madam Cho go?
I have a feeling it failed.
Why?
I don't know how Tae Soo managed to pull it off,
but she seems to trust him completely.
We have to make him leave Chungil before Mr. Jung finds out.
Find a way.
I'll see if I can think of something.
Yes, sir.
How are things going at Sampo Noodles?
Our mole will get me the papers on the patent application today.
Make sure nothing goes wrong.
Come in.
I have something to tell you.
What is it?
Sampo Noodle is planning to apply for a patent.
I think we should do so first.
What do you mean?
I heard that Sampo was putting a lot into developing a new product.
I bribed one of the employees on the development team.
When Sampo has all the paperwork in order,
we will steal them and apply for the patent.
There's no way Sampo will let that happen.
Our papers will look like we worked on the new product.
I'd like you to get Congressman Park to sort out any possible problems.
Are you sure that patent will be of value to us?
I won't risk too much on something that won't profit us.
If we get that patent,
I guarantee our sales will rise by 30 percent.
Even if there's a risk, for a profit like that,
isn't it worth a gamble?
Trust me on this.
I get the idea. You can leave.
Congressman Park, it's Jung Jae Man.
(Shine Restaurant)
My grandpa suggested our families meet up?
Yes.
I knew he'd taken a liking to you,
but I didn't think he'd rush things.
Me too. I was a bit perplexed when my grandma told me so.
Arranged dates like ours are more about the families.
I saw my friends get married and when the families...
like each other, they push ahead without asking the actual couple.
My grandpa's always been impatient, so it'll be even worse.
Don't let what he said get to you.
Okay, I won't.
What?
You answered right away and that's somewhat upsetting.
You could've said you'd think about it.
Okay, I'll think about it.
So will I.
Let's go at our pace and not our grandparents'.
I don't want to run and end up tripping.
That lady called Soo In.
What about her?
I found it interesting that she's more like a member...
of your family than a live-in helper.
She has a son too.
I want to know how she ended up with you.
Soo In saved my grandmother's life once.
So my grandmother took her in.
What about her son? Where's the father?
He's dead.
I haven't met him. I only heard about him.
Oh, really? That's quite sad.
I was envious.
Should I say jealous?
Jealous about what?
She lived with you for years...
and must know a lot about you.
Your tastes, things you like and dislike.
She'll know everything and I don't know anything.
I should try to befriend her.
Then I can know more about you and we will get closer.
It's been a long day. You can go home.
Good evening, ma'am.
Welcome home.
Thanks. Did my grandma just return?
Yes. I should get going.
Wait, Tae Soo.
Shall we have a drink?
Thanks.
I heard you're from Soo In's hometown.
How did you first meet?
I was a tenant in her home.
Were you? You must know a lot about her then.
Do you know who Ji Hoon's dad is?
No.
You don't?
He must've been a good man if Soo In loved him.
My path has been paved.
I should take it, but I keep noticing another road.
I know I shouldn't, but I keep looking at it.
You don't know what I'm talking about, do you?
No, I don't.
I might get married soon.
Really? Congratulations.
Well...
Yes, I should be congratulated and feel good about it.
I should.
I've never felt like such a coward before.
What do you mean?
I want to perk up the courage, but I can't.
If I were to do that, it would trouble too many people.
I guess this could be an excuse as well.
The excuse of a coward.
I babbled too much.
Sorry.
I wasn't feeling too happy and wanted to talk to someone.
He must've been a good man if Soo In loved him.
I want to perk up the courage, but I can't.
If I were to do that, it would trouble too many people.
I guess this could be an excuse as well.
The excuse of a coward.
(Chungil Flour)
Mr. Jung, I want to discuss some issues regarding the foundation's...
supplementary budget. Are you free today?
Are you? Good. I'll see you there.
Mr. Jung, you're early.
Hello, ma'am.
Let's go inside.
After you. I'll be right behind you.
Okay.
Why are you here?
Didn't Mr. Choi tell you?
How strange. I met him outside Chungil's building a few days ago.
I guess he didn't tell you about me.
Go on inside. Madam Cho will be waiting.
Watch yourself.
You'd better heed my warning.
Then, like you said, we should execute the supplementary budget...
for Angel Orphanage as it is.
I'll discuss the scholarship...
at the next board meeting.
I'm sure none of the board members will object to giving a scholarship.
I thought about it for so long.
A short chat with you solved all the problems.
I'm always grateful for your help.
Don't say that. It's my duty to help you.
I noticed that you hired a new driver.
Oh, Tae Soo?
I hired him because my previous driver quit due to a family issue.
He's young, but cautious...
and he's a great driver. I like him.
I see.
Mr. Jung, do you know a lot about ceramics?
Ceramics?
Yes. Chairman Han helped me out in a big way...
and I want to give him a gift.
I don't know anything about ceramics.
If you do, I was hoping I could ask you for some help.
Of course I'll help. I know someone well-versed in ceramics.
A Goryeo vase would work. I will get you one.
Will you do that for me? Thank you so much.
It's nothing. I should help you in any way I can.
Are your grandson and Chairman Han's granddaughter...
still considering marriage?
Yes. I think our families will meet up soon.
I see. Congratulations.
Lunchtime is over. Why aren't you at work?
I think I'm coming down with a cold.
I had shivers all morning...
and now my muscles ache.
Not that again.
You're faking it to get out of work.
Stop being silly and get out.
I really feel sick.
Get me some medicine.
Why would I do that for you?
The last time you were sick, you spent the whole day at Tiffany.
I won't fall for it again. Get up and get to work.
I'm really sick this time.
Are you trying to get told off by Jae Man again?
You know he's been in a bad mood recently.
Even Mr. Choi's lying low.
Try not to get in the line of fire.
- Sook Hee. - Get out.
Poor me.
What a fool.
Where were you all this time?
Do you eat lunch all day?
I think I caught a really bad cold.
I feel so heavy and slow and I have a fever.
Are you faking it again?
I'm not. Why doesn't anyone believe me?
Because you're never trustworthy.
Feel my forehead. I'm burning up.
Is it true?
- It's really hot. - I told you so.
Don't come near me. Stay far away until you feel better.
What?
I don't want to catch your cold.
If I catch it, so will Dal Ja.
I can't afford to let her get sick.
My own sister doesn't believe me...
and now you're rubbing it in that I'm lonely.
I feel so alone and rejected.
Where is my other half?
Seriously?
Gosh.
Is this for the noodle stall?
Yes. 10 packs of noodles, 5 blocks of tofu,
120 eggs. Everything's here.
They want everything now. They're cooking for a large group.
Don't worry. It won't take long.
- Okay. - Gosh.
Are you about to make a delivery?
Hi, Ms. Oh. See you later.
Right, Dong Chul.
I asked a private detective I know to find Soo In.
Tell Young Sun when you see her this evening.
What are you talking about? What private detective?
You're looking for Soo In.
Young Sun came to the cafe to ask me for help.
You didn't know?
What? What are these women up to?
Did you pay the private detective?
Of course I did, with the money Young Sun gave me.
Unbelievable. I told them not to do it.
They don't take the man of the house seriously.
Mr. Yoon. Mr. Yoon.
What's the matter?
Soon Ok, go home and rest.
I'm fine.
Young Sun, did you hire a private detective?
Yes. I gave Ms. Oh the money to get him started.
I hope we find her soon.
They're experts at finding people. I'm sure they won't take long.
Yes. I must find her. I need to.
What's wrong with you?
What do you mean?
I told you not to hire anyone to find Soo In.
Did you pay the private detective?
I said we should wait for her to call back.
You couldn't wait that long and paid a man a fortune?
Don't say that to her.
Yes, Dong Chul. Stop it.
It's natural for a mom to miss her daughter.
How can we find someone who left home willingly?
Do we have money to burn?
I'll find Soo In...
no matter how much it costs.
I must.
What? What is the matter with you?
This won't do. Go and get the money back.
No, it's not your fault. You just did what Soon Ok said.
Soon Ok, you go and get a refund. Now!
I can't do that.
I will find Soo In.
What? Why are you like this?
What's wrong with you?
Please stop it. She's sick.
Don't act like that's some special title.
She gets sick all the time.
Sook Ok, are you okay?
What's wrong? Are you in pain?
Young Sun, what does she have?
Soon Ok.
Are you putting on a show because I yelled a bit?
Don't just sit there. Go and get my money back!
Will you stop it?
Soon Ok has cancer.
It's cancer.
What?
Cancer?
It can't be that.
What do you mean she has cancer?
It's terminal.
That's why she's looking for Soo In.
You need to go home. Let's go.
Soon Ok, get up.
Soon Ok.
What did I just hear?
I misheard, didn't I?
She has cancer?
No, right? It can't be. I misheard, didn't I?
This is all your fault. It's all on you!
You upset her throughout her life and now she's sick.
I feel so sorry for her now.
What's this I just heard?
Your wife has cancer?
How bad is it?
Stomach cancer. Terminal.
My goodness. How could this be?
She's sick...
because of me.
I caused her...
so much stress that her insides started to rot.
That poor woman...
I mistreated her all her life.
I was never good to her.
My poor wife.
She can't die like this.
She married a fool like me...
and suffered her whole life. If she were to die now...
How terrible and unfair that is.
Mr. Yoon.
Welcome back.
Mr. Choi, follow me.
What's going on?
Pardon?
Did you know Tae Soo is Madam Cho's driver?
Oh, yes.
Why didn't you tell me?
I didn't want to sour your mood even more...
when we'd just failed to get Chungil's joint operation rights.
You should've still told me.
Do you know how shocked I was today?
I apologize.
What is he doing there? Did you find out?
I don't think he approached her on purpose.
He happened to help her out of trouble and got hired.
What a leech.
I should've put him away for 10 years.
What will you do if you try to get rid of him...
and he tells Madam Cho everything?
He doesn't know what we're doing to Chungil.
I doubt he'll say anything out of line.
How can you be sure?
The safest bet is to put him back in prison.
But this time, the charge must be a serious one.
That way, he'll never taste freedom again.
I will think of something.
Tell Mr. Nam to get a Goryeo vase.
Yes, sir. What is it for?
Madam Cho wants to gift one to Chairman Han.
It should be for me, not him.
I apologize.
That's all. Get out.
Grandma, Mom said that I have a grandma.
A grandma?
Yes. I have a grandma, grandpa,
and an aunt.
Do you?
But I can't meet them yet.
I want to though.
Do you want to see your mom's mom soon?
Yes.
If that's what he wants,
don't you think you should contact them?
I'd like to,
but I caused them so much pain.
I don't have the courage to call them.
Don't say that.
However much you wronged them, you're still their child.
No parent can abandon their child.
Call your family before it's too late, okay?
Okay.
Soo In knows as well.
That she should tell her family...
about Ji Hoon before he gets any older.
But the fear of what will happen next...
prevents her from mustering up the courage.
What should she do that's best for Ji Hoon?
Soo In's worry deepens that much more overnight.
Madam, I'll send you the vase...
that you asked me to get for you.
You got one already?
Mr. Choi's going to Seoul to see a buyer, so I gave it to him.
I forgot to inform you of it.
I see.
I'll tell my helper to expect a delivery.
What time will he arrive?
He should be there around 11am.
I owe you so much, Mr. Jung.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome. I'll see you again soon.
Yes, I hope so.
Where did she go?
Out to get groceries?
I wish you could drive me every day.
We could talk. It would feel like a date.
I should find a reason to come to Seoul every day.
You can't do that. You'll get too tired.
A ride like this every now and then is good enough for me.
Are you taking this to Madam Cho?
Yes.
Didn't you say she lives with her grandson?
What if there's no one at home?
There's a helper.
A rich person like her must have a helper.
Come in.
- Did you ask for me? - Yes.
Taesan Noodles' Mr. Choi is on the way to my house.
Can you get the vase he's bringing?
Taesan Noodles' Mr. Choi?
Yes. Why do you look so shocked?
Pardon? Oh, it's nothing.
He should be arriving soon.
I called home and Soo In's not in. Maybe she's out shopping.
I need you to get the vase instead.
Yes, ma'am.
Thanks for the ride. Go ahead or you'll be late.
Okay. See you later at home.
Mom, I want to pee.
Do you? Let's go to the bathroom.
Did you sort out the patent situation?
We filed it before Sampo did.
We could use this to grow bigger. Well done.
Is there anything you want to do?
Tell me. I'll let you do anything.
Can you buy me Chinese food?
I wanted to have a grand life.
I will make it up to you. Please, just stay with me.
Set a date to meet Hee Joo's family.
When I get married, I think we should send Soo In away.
This is Mom's home.