Do you expect me to believe you?
All I can say right now is that you please do.
Soo In and I told you the truth.
Whether you believe it or not is up to you.
Are you saying that someone went to...
all this trouble to frame you?
Yes. I have an enemy who is trying to get me to...
leave Chungil Flour.
An enemy?
Why does that person want you gone?
I guess it's because I know a lot about...
the crimes he has committed.
That person is afraid that I am the CEO again.
Who is this person?
I can't tell you that.
Why not?
Is there a reason I can't know who that is?
I apologize. I'm not sure if I'll get a chance to tell you everything,
but I can't tell you anymore.
Please try to understand.
What do you think he will do?
I don't really know.
To be honest, I'm not confident.
The chairman will find it hard to believe someone...
he barely knows who won't offer an explanation.
Should we tell him about Mr. Jung?
No, we can't. That's too dangerous.
No one knows what Mr. Jung will do if he hears...
we told the chairman about him.
If Chairman Kang doesn't believe you,
what happens to you then?
Must you leave Chungil because of a false charge?
I might have to.
There's nothing we can do now...
but follow the chairman's instructions.
Did you find out what happened?
Ms. Yoon found the bag first.
- Ms. Yoon? - Yes.
She saw someone leave the bag...
and got rid of it first.
Do you think Mr. Kim noticed it was us...
and told Chairman Kang?
The chairman hasn't made a move yet,
so I don't think so.
I have a bad feeling. Who knows if he's pretending?
Why don't you meet with him?
It will be easier to figure out what he knows in person.
You decided to believe Mr. Kim?
Yes.
That is all I can do for now.
I found it suspicious that the man...
who called you didn't give his name,
and Mr. Kim gave the money to me.
You can't just believe someone.
He could betray you.
I'm very concerned that you might get into trouble.
Mr. Jung.
Do you know what I learned during my career as a businessman?
What?
It's important to be wary,
but one must also trust someone they deem to be trustworthy.
But like I told you last time,
many people think Mr. Kim wants to take Chungil back.
Such rumors spread each time anyone buys out a company.
You shouldn't be too optimistic about it.
Sometimes they are mere rumors,
but they start because there is reason for concern.
I think Mr. Kim was framed.
He says he has an enemy who is trying to frame him.
An enemy?
Who did he say that is?
He couldn't tell me.
Do you believe a man who won't...
tell you anything?
I really have no idea why you trust...
Mr. Kim so much.
I just don't understand.
I think you're more concerned about Chungil than I am.
That's only because I witnessed Chungil...
get very close to bankruptcy.
I don't want history to repeat itself.
I understand how you feel.
I will keep a close eye on Mr. Kim.
I'll be extra cautious, so don't worry.
Okay, of course.
Do you have something to say to me?
I will now leave all the housework to you.
From now on, you are in charge of everything.
What? What do you mean?
Why should I be in charge?
I helped you because I thought you didn't know how to run a house,
but that's why you get away with doing nothing.
Sook Hee, why don't I doing anything?
I cook breakfast, clean, do the washing.
I do all the housework.
You don't do everything.
Man Pyo does the dishes and cleaning.
Do you think I don't know you're making him do what you won't?
I never told Man Pyo to do any housework.
He's just helping out to help me out.
Should I stop him from doing that?
Of course you should. He works all day to support you.
Should you put him to work at home too?
I told you I wanted to work as well.
You said no.
Seol Hee! How dare you talk back at me.
This is why one's upbringing is so important.
Sook Hee.
What? Am I wrong?
Your parents never taught you manners,
and that's why you talk back to your elders.
How could you say that? Talking with you makes me think...
you're just as horrid and rude.
What did you say?
I'm so thirsty.
What, were you two fighting again?
My goodness.
Oh dear.
Why are you sighing?
Shall we go out for drinks after work?
Why are you drinking so often?
Are you bored already?
I am not bored. Seol Hee and I are so much in love.
Then what's the problem?
My own...
Never mind. I can't insult my own family.
It'll just make them look bad.
Is your sister giving your wife a hard time?
How could you tell?
It has begun in your life as well, has it?
I know so well how that feels.
Don't even mention it. I've never seen the likes of it.
My sister bothers Seol Hee so much. I just can't stand it.
I don't think Ms. Oh's the kind of person to just take it.
That's why I'm going crazy.
My sister starts up and Seol Hee fights back.
I'm stuck in the middle and it's killing me.
What should I do?
Mr. Hong, you must not try to do anything.
Nothing good will come from you getting in-between them.
It's best for you to stay out of the way.
I can't do that.
I get angry when I see my sister abuse my wife.
If you try to be the mediator,
you'll just make things worse.
You can only wait until they work things out themselves.
I thought married life would be rosy and sweet.
It's an endless road of turmoil.
Poor you.
I was so afraid you'd take the blame.
I'm really relieved.
I owe it all to you.
You must have been so stressed out about it.
How I felt is nothing compared to what you went through.
I thought a lot during the short period when...
my future hung in the balance.
I thought of my grandmother...
and of your father.
You thought of my dad?
They both took the fall.
My grandmother got out on probation,
but your father went away for 10 years...
and that can't have been easy.
What happened made me realize how that feels.
My father had a chance to clear his name.
He ended up going to prison...
because of me.
What do you mean?
Yoon Dong Chul, you're under arrest for bodily harm...
leading to the death of Kwon Man Soo.
We could've proven my dad's innocence.
A pocket watch was the evidence.
My brother who had it fell into the sea because of me...
and we lost the chance to clear my dad's name.
Min Jae. Min Jae.
It's all my fault.
It wasn't fault.
Blame the man who framed him.
You shouldn't feel guilty.
The truth will come out one day.
Try not to torture yourself over the past.
You said I had this when you found me.
Yes, that's true.
Then my birth parents...
must know about this watch.
They would.
The people we just met seemed to know nothing about it.
I guess they aren't my birth parents.
I'm sorry, but it would seem so.
I'm sorry it happened again, Seung Joon.
I feel terrible to disappoint you over and over again.
Please don't. It's not your fault.
I know, but let's not give up hope.
Let's keep looking.
Okay. Thank you.
With your help, I'm sure I'll find them one day.
Yes, we will find them.
We must.
Hello there.
Me?
Yes. Aren't you the young man who bumped into me last time?
We meet again here.
Oh, how are you?
Are you really okay after that fall from your bike?
Yes, I'm fine.
Did you get some bad news?
Why are you walking with your back slouched?
Nothing's wrong.
If nothing's wrong, a man should hold his head high...
and take long, proud strides, not trundle along.
Okay. I'll stand up straight when I walk.
Good, you do that.
Bye, then.
Wait.
Are you very busy?
If not, would you like to join me for lunch?
- For lunch? - Yes.
I can give you some more.
Thank you.
I like the way you eat.
- Is it good? - Yes, it is.
Are you sure?
Are you lying because an older man's treating you?
No, it's really good.
I grew up in Japan and never had this before.
What? Are you from Japan?
I moved there when I was young and grew up there.
I'm a university student now,
but I'm here for the holiday.
Oh, I see.
Now that you are full and content,
tell me the truth.
You got some bad news, didn't you?
No, I didn't.
Are you sure?
Yes. I was feeling a bit down,
but you and the soup you bought me cheered me up.
Thank you.
I'm glad that's the case.
I feel like you're my son.
You can come here whenever you want.
Can I really? Thank you.
Do you want more rice?
And more side dishes?
Yes, have some more.
No thanks, I'm really full.
I have to catch a bus. I should go.
Okay, you must go if you must.
- Come by again. - I will.
- Goodbye. - Bye.
- Take care.
How did you meet that young man?
I just met him in the street a while ago.
I felt for him...
and wanted to feed him some soup.
Did you?
If Min Jae were alive,
he'd be that age.
He made me think of the son we lost.
Dad, I'm back.
Welcome home. You're late.
Did you go somewhere?
Yes, to the orphanage in Incheon.
Did you? Did you get any good news?
No. I think we'll have to wait a little longer.
I see.
You only just started to look, so don't get too upset.
You'll find your parents.
I know.
Don't worry about me.
I'll go to my room now.
Get some rest. You must be tired.
Slow down.
You've been looking upset since you got back from the delivery.
I know.
I've been feeling a bit down today.
Why? Did something upset you?
On the way to the delivery,
I met a university student.
He's the one I met a few days ago.
Seeing him...
reminded me of Min Jae.
I see.
If Min Jae were alive,
he'd be in university too.
He would be.
He died when he was six.
I only have memories of him as a boy.
How would he look if he were alive?
I wish I could find out.
It's a great happiness to be able to see your kids grow up.
You hadn't talked about Min Jae for a while,
so I thought you were okay about it, but you weren't.
No parent can be okay after losing a child.
I think of him every now and then.
When I see an egg dish that used to be his favorite,
and when I see kids flying kites.
It's sad.
Mr. Yoon.
I'm so sorry.
I ruined your mood as well, didn't I?
- Let's drink. - Okay.
Save me.
Help me. Save me.
Help me.
Help me. Save me.
Save me.
Seung Joon.
Are you all right?
Yes.
Was it another nightmare?
Yes, Dad.
Dad, I feel so frustrated.
I have no memory,
so why do I keep having the same nightmare?
I think the memory's from the day you lost your family.
We must find your parents to understand what happened.
Can we really...
find out when we find my parents?
Who pushed me into the sea?
Why?
Why did the person do it?
Seung Joon.
What are you doing here? You must be busy.
I dropped by on my way to see a client.
Are you feeling better?
Yes. I'm doing much better now.
It's good to see you seem like you're doing better.
It's all because Soo In and Seon Woo...
took such great care of me.
Right. I heard that they both...
started working at Chungil.
Yes, they did.
I think it's great, but then...
I get afraid that what happened yesterday will happen again.
What happened yesterday?
What?
Did something happen to them both?
Not at all.
I guess I was mistaken.
Mr. Jang, don't you hide anything from me.
Tell me what happened.
Taesan Noodles.
Mr. Jung, this is Cho Geum Rye.
Hello, Madam Cho.
Why did you call?
I'd like to see you if you're free.
I see you seem to be in good health.
I'm sorry I didn't get to visit you.
Let's forget about the formalities.
Neither of us like being in the other's company.
I hoped I wouldn't have to see you.
I see. Why did you ask to see me, then?
I heard what you did to Seon Woo.
What do you mean?
Not only did you ruin us,
but you tried to frame Seon Woo for stealing.
Do you not fear retribution?
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Do you still think I'll fall for your act?
I'm warning you. Do not touch my grandson again.
Ma'am, if you're that worried for your grandson,
tell him to resign from Chungil.
Why do you put yourself through this torment...
to get back what you lost?
Are you saying you won't stop getting in my grandson's way?
That is all up to him.
If he will not back down, I don't have much of a choice.
Mr. Jung.
You should persuade him to leave Chungil Flour.
That is, if he doesn't want to get hurt.
No. Seon Woo will never back down.
He will not lose to the likes of you.
I promise that...
I will watch you fall before I die.
Seon Woo will make that happen.
Did you hear about Taesan Noodles' Mr. Jung?
What about him?
He became chair of Chungil Foundation...
and a congressman, which is all good.
That's not all.
Both his daughter and brother-in-law got married.
There was good news all around.
So, what about that?
Maybe it's because of all that good fortune,
but he donated enough money to buy a house to those...
who lost theirs in the flood.
He donated that much money?
Yes. I knew he was generous and cared about his constituency,
but that's not easy.
It's not. The rich tend to be more stingy.
Mr. Jung's so incredible.
I'm off on a delivery.
Okay, see you.
Let me see.
Hi, Dong Chul.
Hello.
What took you so long to get here?
Don't even ask. I barely made it...
because there were policemen all over the market.
Police in the market?
Why? Did something happen?
A fraudster sold some strange kind of medicine...
and everyone who took it ended up in hospital.
Do people still fall for tricks like that?
I guess so. The fraud said the medicine heals everything.
How can such a medicine exist?
The frauds are a problem,
but those who buy it are just as responsible.
You're right. I feel sorry for those who are in hospital.
Please give me a healthy son.
Dal Ja, what's that?
Medicine? Are you sick?
No, not really.
I was told this helps people get pregnant.
Did you get a prescription from a doctor?
No, I bought it from a man in the market.
What? What if that makes you sick?
It won't. I asked and he said every ingredient was approved.
A woman over 50 drank this and got pregnant.
I'm not the only one who bought some.
Dal Ja.
I know I look silly, taking medicine to try to get pregnant.
No, don't say that.
Dae Bong says he doesn't mind,
and I try to move on, thinking it can't be helped,
but I get teary-eyed when I see kids in the street.
I try not to dwell on it, but it's hard to give up hope.
I know how you feel.
Please don't tell Dae Bong about this.
Why not?
I'm not sure it will work.
If I do get pregnant,
I want to surprise him.
Okay.
I really hope this medicine works.
Me too.
Hello, Chungil Flour.
Sir, I found Secretary Kim.
Did you really?
Mr. Kim, I know you've been through a lot.
How are you doing?
I'm getting by, I guess.
I see. Did you hear about what happened to my grandmother?
Yes.
Why did you wish to see me?
There's something I really want to ask you.
I asked you who made you add limestone powder...
to our flour back then.
I need to know who it was.
Tell me.
Mr. Kim.
It was Mr. Jung, wasn't it?
Sir, whatever it is you know, you must cover it up.
If you upset Mr. Jung, goodness knows what will happen.
You know...
what he's like and what he did.
Secretary Kim.
I'm sorry.
I cannot tell you anything.
I spent four years in prison because of him,
and I don't want to go through that again.
I hope...
you understand.
Taesan Noodles.
Mr. Nam.
Kim Seon Woo just met Secretary Kim.
What?
Do you think the secretary talked?
I don't think he did,
but I thought I should tell you anyway.
Okay. Make sure you have someone...
watching at all times.
Se Young.
Do you still have work to do?
Yes, I have some papers to check.
What are you watching at all times?
What?
I heard what you said on the phone.
Oh, I was... That was about the price of noodles.
We have to watch the price.
I wondered what you meant.
Come home when you're done.
I will. I'm sorry, Se Young.
I'm so busy we barely spend time together.
We're newlyweds and you must feel lonely already.
That's fine. I'm worried that...
you're too overworked and need some rest.
I shouldn't be much longer. Go home and wait.
Okay. See you.
Hello.
You're late.
Isn't it hard work?
Not at all.
I'm late because I had dinner with...
one of our buyers.
Is the work hard?
Why would it be when it's what I used to do?
Don't worry.
- Seon Woo. - Yes, Grandma?
I'm wondering what you'd think...
if I asked you to resign from Chungil.
What? Why would you say that?
The longer you work there,
the more you'll butt heads with Mr. Jung,
and that worries me.
Did you hear something from someone?
No, I didn't.
But I'm your grandmother and I'm concerned, that's all.
Don't be.
You have nothing to worry about.
Do as I say.
I want you to leave Chungil.
You and Dad established that company.
We're no longer the owners,
but I like working at the company...
you built from scratch.
Seon Woo.
I know why you're concerned,
but don't be.
I will not let Mr. Jung crush me again.
I expected a rise in price.
Thank you for keeping the price the same.
You're welcome. I'm glad we can do business.
I owe you so very much.
You don't. I know you didn't have a choice.
I'm grateful that you tried to...
support us to the end.
When I caved in...
and that led to Chungil being sold off at half the price,
that really crushed me.
Half the price?
Didn't you know?
The company's value plummeted...
and it was sold at half-price.
It was such a low price that...
everyone on the board was shocked and dismayed.
Is that true?
Yes. I wanted to check, so I went to see the chairman...
and asked what he paid.
It's not the price the foundation directors knew.
Was there a problem with the deal?
I think Mr. Jung forged the contract...
and stole the money.
How?
With a fake contract,
he told the directors he sold Chungil at half-price,
then kept the difference.
How could he?
I knew Mr. Jung was greedy,
but I didn't think he'd do that.
I don't think Chairman Kang knows yet.
We should check our facts and then alert him...
and the directors.
Are you sure about this?
I fear you might end up being threatened again.
That's why we must check before making a move.
What? Mr. Kim knows everything?
Yes. I think he knows we forged the contract to earn from the sale.
What now?
The day he tells Chairman Kang...
will be the day we're ruined.
That's not all.
There's more?
Mr. Kim met with Secretary Kim yesterday...
and asked about the limestone incident.
And?
I don't think Secretary Kim said anything,
but I also don't think Mr. Kim will give up.
What a mess.
We will both be in big trouble...
unless we do something.
We must wrap things up before it gets out of hand.
Come in.
Hello, sir.
Mr. Jang.
Why are you here?
I dropped by to see you...
on my way back to work from a meeting.
I see.
Did you meet Secretary Kim?
Yes. He didn't look too good...
and I felt terrible.
Did he tell you anything about Mr. Jung?
No.
I'm sure he wouldn't be able to tell you much.
I didn't expect him to open up right away.
I plan to keep meeting up with him.
Hello, Chungil Flour.
Secretary Kim?
Why did you call?
I'd like to see you today.
Are you free?
Today? Of course I'm free.
Yes, yes. I'll see you there.
Was that Secretary Kim?
Yes, he wants to see me.
I think he changed his mind.
Well done.
Secretary Kim, I expect you to go on cooperating with us.
Mr. Kim. What happened?
I think someone tried to kill me.
Only one person would do something like this.
I have no idea what you're saying.
I'd heard she'd died. What's going on?
Is something wrong?
I think I saw someone I know.
Someone I need forgiveness from.
Ma'am.
What's the evidence you found?
Are you Mr. Jung Jae Man?
May I have a look at your car?