What happened?
Are they gone? Are they still here?
My gosh.
Goodness, that was close.
I was afraid I'd run right into her.
Where is she?
Mom. Mom?
And we meet like this.
I've looked everywhere for you but couldn't find you.
And now, we meet.
- What's with you? - What's with me?
Do you know how long I've been waiting for this moment?
- Hey, it's... - Die.
- Die. - Let go of me.
- Let go. - It's all because of you.
My son is sick because of you.
Do you know?
Do you know the pain of fighting against death?
So you need to die. You need to die in his place!
Let go.
What are you doing?
Let go of me.
Dad agreed to donate his kidney.
Mom, Go Woon can live.
If...
it wasn't for my son,
you would've died here today.
What did you say?
Don't you ever let me see you again.
If I do, I won't let you go alive.
What was that?
What kind of a nightmare was that?
Is something going to happen to Yang Sook?
Mom.
Where did you go while I was getting some beverage?
What happened?
No.
Let's go.
Wait for me.
That was scary.
I almost ran into Yang Sook.
Welcome. You didn't get caught, did you?
Honey.
Honey, what happened?
I met her.
What? How?
She's completely insane.
She tried to kill me.
What?
Her hands were around my neck.
It was as if she wanted to strangle me.
Do you know what she said?
If she ever sees me again, she'll kill me that time.
What? It was that bad?
You have no idea because you didn't see her.
She was completely insane.
This is so horrible.
How can she try to kill you even after I decided...
to give him my kidney?
Honey, I can't do this.
I have to leave.
What if I rub her the wrong way...
and ruin our show?
- But still... - I feel...
confident in front of your ex-wife. I have nothing on my conscience.
But thinking about the way she tried to kill me...
gives me the chills.
Have you thought about how I had to be...
in the same place as that woman?
I don't feel thrilled to leave you here all alone.
I can't even sleep at night because I'm so worried.
So think about how bad this is for me.
Honey, can you try to walk in my shoes?
Okay.
I'll try to stay here alone...
until I get discharged.
Thank you.
It won't be long until we get that investment.
The rest of our lives are in your hands.
Yes.
Go.
Good job.
You did the right thing.
(Jang Ok Ja's Cooking Class)
It's so great to eat as a family for once.
I'm so glad that you're happy.
There is a rise in convenience food industry...
with the rise of one-person households...
and double-income families.
In 2015, the industry was at 1,093,100,000 dollars,
then it jumped to 1.144 billion dollars in 2016.
I think we're beginning to...
lose the meaning of families dining together. It's heartbreaking.
A family is a group of people who dine together...
Someone told me...
that I'm someone's dream and hope.
That gave me the courage to think about my dad.
I wonder who said something that wonderful.
Could it be the woman of those red gloves?
I'll get the paperwork ready.
She had those on when she came to see him. I'm definitely right.
So that's what a family is.
While I'm on the subject,
I wish to spend more time together like this.
Do you like that?
What is this?
It feels like I'm the only one who's in another dimension.
Eun Seok, have you heard anything from Ji Seok?
Like what?
It looked like he bought a pair of gloves for a woman.
What is this?
It looks like you knew.
Well, I...
Don't worry. I kind of know what's going on.
Then when you asked me if Ji Seok had someone...
that he loves, you meant...
Yes. I knew that was the case.
But don't say anything to Ji Seok for now.
I don't think he knows about his feelings.
What do you think?
I think she just gets on his mind.
He did sound like he wasn't interested,
but something seems a bit different this time.
So you think that he has some special feelings, right?
But that's just my guess.
You know how I'm slow about these things.
So don't say anything to Ji Seok first.
Don't worry about it.
I don't want to break this up...
by being so rash.
Wait, then you mean...
you're going to support their relationship?
Of course. Why wouldn't I?
I don't ask for much.
I support Ji Seok's feelings.
If he's happy, I'm happy too.
When he brings her to me,
I'll give them my blessing...
with no strings attached.
Eun Seok, where are you?
This should stay between you and me.
- Okay. - Let's go out.
She's changed so much.
The girl who saved your life...
You said her dad left his family for a woman.
Yes. What about it?
It's nothing.
I just think Mom wouldn't like to hear that.
But Mom does seem to have changed a lot.
She thinks your feelings matter more than the girl's background.
(Mokwoo Elementary School)
Gosh.
Hold on.
What is that supposed to mean?
Are you saying I have feelings for that girl?
What?
I guess.
What makes you think so?
Is it because I said I couldn't stop thinking about her?
It didn't mean much.
You know, there are people who are very nice to be with.
She's one of them.
I also feel a bit sorry for her.
Are you saying you just pity her?
I'd say I feel compassion for her.
She had to take her dad's place and take care of her sick brother.
Wouldn't you feel sorry for her?
I guess I'd too.
We're here. Get out.
Okay. That was fast.
Here we are.
Aunt Sa Ra, Ji Seok.
Aunt Sa Ra, has Ji Seok left for work?
Yes. Why?
I should have come earlier.
Why? Did you want to see him?
The thing is,
I was wondering if he could give me a ride.
I see.
Too bad.
Ji Seok already left with his brother.
I was late.
Can you give me some food?
Now that I'm late, I'll eat before I leave.
I can't believe her.
(Hanguk University Hospital)
Go Ya, did you see shooting stars the other day?
Of course. I even made a wish.
For what?
That you'll become healthy.
I hope Go Woon will become healthy.
I hope that guy doesn't suffer any longer too.
And what else?
- What? - Wait.
Why can't you say it?
Did you make a wish that you'd meet a nice guy?
No, I didn't.
Stop teasing me.
Hold on.
- Hello. - Go Ya.
We just received a big order and have to make 200 cups of coffee.
Can you come help us out?
You received a big order?
Say you can go.
Okay. I'll be right there.
I was supposed to do an afternoon shift,
but they're short of hands right now.
Don't worry about me. Go help them out.
Go Bong will be here in about five minutes.
Can you go to the test room by yourself?
I'm not a baby.
There will be nurses too. It's going to be fine.
Then I'll come back here as soon as I'm done.
You shouldn't hurry.
If you hurry, you might fall and get hurt.
- Okay. I'll see you in a bit. - Okay.
Dr. Choi Soon Gi, please come to the emergency room.
I'm not supposed to tell you this,
but he's the one...
who is giving you his kidney.
He doesn't want others to find out about his good deeds.
- Just like Superman and Batman. - Spider-Man too.
Exactly. So...
it has to stay between you and me.
Right. It's a secret.
Hey, kid. We've met, right?
Yes. Hello.
Hi.
You're so polite.
My mom told me to always be polite to older people.
Your mom must be a very good person.
Are you sick?
Thanks to someone very kind, I'll get better soon.
Really? That's great.
What about you?
I'm not sick. I'm just staying here for a while.
By the way, I drew this.
- You can have it. - I can?
This looks amazing.
Are they Heung Bu and Nol Bu?
Yes.
Are you giving this to me because I look like Nol Bu?
No way.
You're the swallow.
What? The swallow?
Why?
Because I think someone is very thankful to you.
I don't understand what you're talking about,
but I used to be a very good dancer.
Do you want to see?
Shanghai, Shanghai
The twist dance
- You're amazing. - Gosh, my back.
My back aches.
By the way, aren't you scared of hospitals?
What about you?
I shouldn't tell you this,
but I'm a bit scared.
This should stay between you and me.
I'm scared too.
Really?
Yes. I told my family I wasn't scared at all,
but the shots...
You too?
I'm so scared of needles.
But you're doing very well.
A man should never say he's scared.
A man should always look tough.
- Okay. Stay strong. - You too.
Next patient.
- I'm going in. - Okay.
- Good luck. - Thank you.
(Na Ra)
Are you here?
Are you going to buy me dinner?
It's been a while. Should we have a drink too?
- That sounds good. - Are you sure?
Right. You have to pick up your medicine.
- You're right. Give me a second. - Okay.
Hi.
How are you, Dr. Han?
Hello. Did you go out?
Just for a moment. My wife got eel extract for me.
Oh, my. I'm jealous.
You seem to love each other a lot.
Yes. I can't stand being away from her.
She's very beautiful.
But I'm sure your wife is...
as beautiful as mine.
I don't have a wife. I'm divorced.
I see.
What kind of woman would leave a great man like you?
Get over such a stupid woman already.
Find another woman.
This is my second marriage.
Well...
- Take this. - I'm okay.
- Take it. - I'm really okay.
It's eel extract.
Okay.
What's that?
It's from a patient.
Oh, he's the father of the girl who saved your life.
- Really? - Yes.
- What is he like? - Who?
Ms. Choi's father.
Is he really giving his kidney to his son?
What are you talking about?
Why would he be in the hospital if he isn't?
Why are you asking?
Can a person change so fast?
He abandoned his family 10 years ago.
I just think it's strange he's suddenly offering his kidney.
Now that you mentioned it,
he did seem a bit strange.
- What do you mean? - As a nephrologist,
I've met countless kidney donors.
Some people come because they really want to donate.
But others come...
against their will and think, "I'll just see..."
"how the test goes."
And?
And you can kind of tell when a person is the latter one.
They seem less genuine than someone who comes...
to really donate their organs.
Then are you saying that woman's dad is the latter?
Yes. He made me wonder...
if he really wanted to donate his kidney.
The first thing he asked me when we first met was...
if he didn't have to...
go through the second test if he turned out not to be a match.
- What? - That's not all.
He asked if the surgery...
could be impossible even if he was a match.
- What? - Oh, never mind.
I can't believe I spoke on speculations and not facts.
That's not what a doctor should do.
Just forget about what you just heard.
She startled me.
Hey.
Yang Sook, what brings you...
No.
Do you want anything to drink?
Forget it.
I thought I should come by to say this.
Say this? Say what?
I've been wanting to kill you...
if I ever saw you again.
I had no idea...
I'd come by to say this to you.
Nonetheless,
I'm thankful that you're trying to save my son.
Don't mention it.
He's been ill since birth.
And one day, the doctor told me...
to get ready for him to pass.
He said he wouldn't make it through the night.
He was born with a weak body that could break at any moment.
But he held out, and so did I.
No, I barely managed to keep him alive.
And he's still holding on.
He's a poor kid.
He has to get a dialysis every three days,
so his arms are filled with needle marks.
He wants to be a soccer player,
but he can't even run because his heart grew weak too.
He can't even have a refreshing drink of water,
and he's never tasted any delicious food.
He's just...
holding out, trying not to die.
I see.
So...
please help...
your son.
Hey, Ji Seok.
Can we meet right now?
Sounds great. Do you want to come to my office?
No. It's not like I'm going there for your work.
I'll meet you at the cafe on the first floor.
The cafe here?
Mr. Min, that cafe is under construction right now.
Oh, right. Let's meet at the cafe across the street from this place.
I'll see you there.
Okay. I'll get changed and go over. You can take your time.
Okay.
Please wait.
Why are you here?
- Do you work here? - Leave.
"Leave"?
How dare you say that?
Have you forgotten?
He's a guy who runs away at the smell of a hospital.
And he walked in there himself...
to get surgery to save his son.
Do you think that was possible without my consent?
You should be bowing down to me. How dare you say that?
You need to have some decency.
If you're such a decent person,
why did you destroy my family?
What?
Listen to me.
You know that what he did is worth much more than money.
Make sure you repay us for his kindness.
- Aunt Na Ra. - Ji Seok. Let's go somewhere else.
I'm not feeling this place.
Let's go. Hurry. Come on.
Goodness. She's such a bully.
Anyway, who's that guy?
How do I look?
That looks great on you.
What's wrong?
What?
Oh, no. Nothing.
We should've stayed at that cafe.
Did you not like it that much?
No, I didn't.
I like that cafe.
Do you go there often?
Yes. It's close to my office.
They have great coffee too.
And the employees are nice.
I'll call you once your drinks are ready.
Why are you here again?
- This is my workplace. - Why not?
You and your mom...
came to my workplace and turned the place upside down.
And you made me quit my job.
Can't I do that here?
I can make them fire you too.
I can do this every single day.
I was under the impression that we didn't like each other.
Exactly. If you don't like me,
you need to quit.
Because I'm going to keep coming and coming.
So don't let me find you here...
when I visit this cafe again.
Darn it. I would've dragged her out if it wasn't for the investment.
Why does she work here of all places?
My goodness.
Excuse me. I'll take a bowl of noodles.
Mr. Min. Mr. Min!
- You're still here. - Should we get some noodles?
Sounds great. Come with me.
Oh, one second.
Hello?
My gosh, what is it, Mom?
You can't suddenly come and visit me.
Give me one second.
Mr. Min, I'm sorry.
My mom just came.
Don't worry about me. You should go.
Oh, no. I can't let you eat alone.
- I'll eat quickly and... - No.
My dinner isn't important. Your mom is.
Go on.
Mr. Min, thank you for being so considerate.
No, I'm grateful.
- What? - What?
I mean, you have to eat with me next time.
- Yes. Goodbye. - Hurry up, and go.
Mom. You can't call me now.
Hey.
May I join you?
Sure.
How's work?
My training is something I've always done, so it's not hard.
I'm not sure how it'll be once I start at the headquarters...
because I'll have to learn new things.
Then why do you look so down?
I thought it was your work.
The woman who remarried my dad...
came to the cafe.
Why?
She told me to quit, saying she couldn't stand the sight of me.
- What a weird woman. - She's not just weird.
She's the worst kind of person.
She even told my mom...
to abort her baby in the past.
Really?
How could your father fall for a woman like her?
I know.
He has such a bad taste.
Is the second test result out?
Not yet. I'm getting impatient.
Are you sure your dad is going to give your brother his kidney?
It's been bothering me.
He once abandoned his children.
He walked out on his pregnant wife.
I can't believe he's now offering his kidney.
Mr. Min.
Last time, I just thought you were concerned.
But hearing it for the second time doesn't make me feel good.
It's just my hunch as a lawyer...
Your hunch might hurt someone.
He might look like a terrible dad to you,
but to me, he's a savior for trying to save my brother.
I understand why you're concerned.
And I'm thankful for your concern.
I'll get going now.
Hold on.
I shouldn't have said that.
He once abandoned his children.
He walked out on his pregnant wife.
I can't believe he's now offering his kidney.
Mom. What are you doing here?
I'm just too impatient.
They just keep giving me the same answer.
- What are you talking about? - You don't know...
when the result will be out, right?
There you go again.
Just relax and wait.
If you become so impatient, it'll affect Go Woon too.
It's just too hard.
Apparently, Go Woon asked Dr. Han...
if the man giving him his kidney...
could get sick after the transplant.
He's worried about his dad even in this situation.
It breaks my heart.
Mom, let's tell Go Woon...
who is giving him a kidney.
I don't want Go Woon to think of his dad...
as someone who abandoned him.
I want him to at least remember him as someone who saved him.
He's never felt his dad's love in his life.
I want him to feel it now.
It'll make Go Woon happier.
I'm leaving.
I understand why Mom hates the idea.
I'll let you know as soon as the result is out.
Just relax.
(Hanguk University Hospital)
Ms. Choi.
Dr. Han wants to talk to you.
What? Is this result correct?
Are you 100-percent sure?
(Forever Enemies)
I'll save my own son.
I'll repay your kindness by all means.
If I get a transplant...
They have no idea we're putting on a show.
We just need to receive an investment.
How am I going to tell him?
I'd love to see the face of...
that shameless woman.
Why can't Go Ya give me the money?