(Episode 55)
I'm sorry for calling you out at this late hour.
It's okay.
I'm glad...
that I can see you again like this.
Do you really mean that?
Sure.
Whenever you need me,
don't hesitate and tell me.
Okay?
Thank you.
Dad.
What?
What...
What's that?
Did you just say,
"Dad"?
Why did you call Mr. Kang, "Dad"?
No matter how much you don't like Dad,
how can you call him, "Dad"?
You shouldn't do that, Myeong Hee.
Pardon?
Myeong Hee.
Although he's nice, he's not your Dad after all.
Mr. Kang won't be pleased.
He's still a bachelor.
He's so young and handsome.
You shouldn't call him, "Dad".
Geum Byung.
I didn't call him, "Dad".
What?
Then...
did you call him by his name?
So I heard you wrong when you called him by name?
I should clean my ears.
But, Myeong Hee.
You shouldn't call him by his first name.
You have a thing for the guy on the second floor.
Geum Byung.
It's cold out, let's go inside.
No.
Where were you going to go with Mr. Kang?
I also want to come.
We're going to shop for dumpling ingredients.
I'm going to make dumplings.
Dumplings? I'm the master of dumplings!
Let me come with you.
What should we do? Will it be okay?
Let her come.
I'll take good care of her.
All right, Geum Byung. Let's go.
Okay. I'm so excited!
Where is the guy on the second floor?
Him?
He's drunk and sleeping right now.
What?
He's drunk and sleeping?
That shmuck is never available when needed!
Oh, dear.
Silly me, I don't usually talk this rough.
I shouldn't be like this.
Let's go, Mr. Kang. Let's go.
We have green onions,
chives,
- and tofu. - What about bean sprouts?
Here it is.
We need five packs of those.
Let's go buy meat.
Myeong Hee. We only need some.
We only put a small amount.
Geum Byung.
Do you think I can make 400 dumplings today?
Of course, my mom made 1,000 dumplings a day.
Making 400 dumplings is just a piece of cake.
- Don't worry. - Are you sure?
Yes, I'm sure.
Myeong Hee.
Doesn't...
Mr. Kang...
seem like a nice guy?
If I call him by his first name,
he would be surprised, right?
What? Are you going to call him by his name?
Yes.
So from now on, I hope...
you won't call him by his first name.
We shouldn't like the same guy.
A love triangle between sisters is a tragedy.
Geum Byung...
It's a secret that I have a crush on him.
If Dad finds out, he'll kick me out.
Okay?
It's a secret.
All right.
He's waiting. Let's go.
Myeong Hee.
Let me do it, you are too weak.
It's fine, I can do this.
Can you mix these, Soo Il?
Geum Byung!
All right.
Mr. Kang, Myeong Hee is tired.
Please mix these.
All right, I'll do it.
You are the man.
You are awesome, Soo Il.
Geum Byung.
I meant to say, Mr. Kang.
Don't mention it.
I like round shaped dumplings more than...
half-moon shaped. They taste better.
What about you, Mr. Kang?
I agree with you as well.
Mr. Kang and I have the same taste in food.
Madam Park, Ms. Kim, Mr. Kang!
What are you doing?
- Preparing dumplings? - Can't you see?
What a silly question.
My goodness.
- Myeong Hee? - Myeong Hee.
Ms. Kim.
Weren't you going to make them tomorrow?
Ms. Oh said to make them tomorrow.
You are right, but I'm going to work tomorrow.
Why didn't you tell me so? I could have helped you.
You must be tired from grocery shopping,
and making filling for dumplings.
I'm fine. I'm not tired at all.
You should've told me. Let me help you.
Don't seat by him, seat here.
Okay.
Our recipe for dumplings is...
to stuff fillings to the full.
It's more delicious that way.
- Like this. - Gosh.
Ms. Cho, fill it up.
Make it with more effort. If you shape them ugly,
your future child won't be pretty.
You'll have a daughter looking just like you.
My goodness. What's wrong with that?
Actually, I'm complimented on my good looks.
Also in my 20s, I was popular among many guys.
Is that so?
They must have been blind.
What?
My goodness.
- What? - Be quiet.
Be quiet.
Myeong Hee, do you really think that too?
She has poor taste.
- That's annoying. - Don't laugh.
I can't wait to taste it.
Me neither.
Really?
Of course, it's drop-dead delicious.
Finally, we are done.
I'm done too.
- Me too. - Me as well.
Good job, guys.
Taste one of the dumplings when they're cooked,
and go back upstairs after.
- I'll clean up. - No, I'll do it.
You worked late because of me.
I think Ms. Oh, went a little too far.
You have to go to work tomorrow,
so why did she make you do this?
She must've done it on purpose...
so you can't go to work.
What?
Are you saying...
that sleeping mistress of my father...
told my sister to make dumplings on purpose?
No, that's not it.
You know we have dumplings every winter.
That's why we made them.
Yes, she's right.
Right, that came out wrong.
I saw you all agreed to say that!
Do you take me for a fool?
I won't leave this wench alone!
Madam Park, I said it wrong.
- It was my mistake. - The dumplings are ready.
Let's try them.
It's hot!
- Ms. Kim! - Myeong Hee!
Are you okay?
Oh my goodness.
Father. Father, my sister...
Father, come out quickly.
What should we do? Gosh, Myeong Hee.
Oh my goodness. Father.
- What's this noise? - Father, come out.
- Father. - Isn't it Mother?
Myeong Hee burned herself.
Gosh, poor Myeong Hee.
Father, come out quickly!
It's in the middle of the night,
so what's going on?
Oh, no.
Can you make an ice pack? Hurry.
Okay.
What if she gets a scar on her fair arm?
This is bad.
I'm okay. It's only a minor burn.
Please don't worry.
You got hurt because of that mistress.
That witch. I won't let this slide.
Madam Park, please don't do this.
What are you all doing at this hour?
Gosh, what's all this?
- You witch... - Gosh!
- Mother. - You horrible wench.
- Mother. - Grandma, stop!
Let go. You horrible witch!
Mother, what's wrong with you?
- You wench... - What's all this?
- What's this? - Let go.
Father, it's all because of that mistress witch.
She told my sister to make dumplings,
and she burned herself while steaming them.
What?
Do Ran, are you okay? Let me see.
You really burned yourself.
- Is it serious? - Only slightly.
It's all because of that mistress.
Kick her out already.
She told Myeong Hee to make 500 dumplings...
on purpose to give her a hard time.
So we made dumplings all night long.
If Mr. Kang and Ms. Cho hadn't helped her out,
she could've struggled so hard all alone.
This is frustrating.
Did you really tell her to do it?
Didn't I tell you to prepare them...
during the day tomorrow?
Yes, she told me to make them tomorrow.
- I'm sorry. - See? You heard her.
You wench. She has to go to work tomorrow,
so how is she supposed to make dumplings?
- Mother. - What an evil woman.
Why didn't you make your daughter do it...
instead of my sister?
You better not do this ever again.
- Myeong Hee, let's go. - Okay.
Horrible witch.
I can't believe this.
So did you help her make dumplings,
Mr. Kang and Ms. Cho?
Yes, all of us including Madam Park.
- I'm sorry. - Don't be.
You two should go rest now.
Okay, sir.
Mother, did you really tell Do Ran...
to make 500 dumplings?
It was 400, not 500!
Mother!
Don't you know she works? How could you?
I can't believe you, Mom.
Why did you have to tell her to make dumplings...
and cause this ruckus at night?
What's so important about those dumplings?
It'd be better to just buy them.
Why those little...
Da Ya, clean up before you go back to your room.
And I need to talk to you, honey.
What?
Does he want me to clean all this?
Oh, dear.
Just go back to sleep upstairs.
- I'll do it. - Okay.
What was that?
The chairman told her to do it, but she just left.
What should I do with that rude girl?
Why do you treat Do Ran like that?
What did I do?
I get that you aren't fond of her,
but how could you give her a hard time this bluntly?
I didn't give her a hard time.
Making a few dumplings isn't hard.
She is our eldest daughter-in-law.
She's our family now.
So be nice to her already.
You want me to be nice to her?
She doesn't deserve it, so how can I?
Don't ask me for it.
Are you saying you'll be all petty...
and keep giving her a hard time?
What? Petty?
Yes. She's a working woman,
but you gave her a ridiculous task.
What else can be called petty?
Why do you think she made dumplings...
in the middle of the night?
Whose side are you on?
Have you ever considered how I feel?
I still feel upset and resentful...
whenever I see her face.
I don't understand why my beloved son...
ended up marrying such a girl...
and how all this happened.
I think about it hundreds of times a day.
You...
What's it to you whether I give her...
a hard time or not?
Housework is my jurisdiction,
so stay out of it.
You'll regret all your behavior...
if Dae Ryook gets too irritated...
and decides to move out.
Don't go too far.
My gosh.
He sided only with his mother before,
and now he's siding with Do Ran?
I can't believe this.
Goodness gracious!
Darn it!
Mr. Kang.
They want you to deliver this to Ms. Jang's family.
Okay.
We worked our butt off to make those dumplings,
but others get to eat them all.
Well, Ms. Oh...
seemed very angry at Ms. Kim.
How was she this morning? Has she gotten any better?
No, she didn't even come out for breakfast.
She stayed in her room.
Did she?
I think this will continue for some time.
But Madam Park's got Ms. Kim's back.
She cares about her every time her symptoms show.
So Ms. Oh can't do as she pleases about Ms. Kim.
I think that makes Ms. Oh more irritated.
Ms. Kim seemed like she was doing her best though.
Why can't Ms. Oh adore her a little?
Although Ms. Oh is quite fickle,
she holds no grudges, so things will get better.
- You think so? - Of course.
This is no time for this.
I'm so busy without Ms. Yeoju.
- Have a good day. - You too.
Do Ran has to work both inside and outside.
It must be so hard for her.
Hong Joo!
How did you find out where I live?
I heard you came back to Korea...
and looked so much for you.
I came here just in case,
but you still live in this place.
What brings you here?
Why don't we go for a cup of tea?
Why would I?
I don't want to.
I got divorced.
So... What of it?
I regretted ever since I broke up with you.
I never forgot about you.
No, I couldn't.
Hong Joo, I'm sorry.
I know it's unforgivable,
but give me one more chance.
- Hong Joo. - Let go of me, you jerk!
Hong Joo, I heard your husband passed away.
I'll be good to you.
I still love you so much.
- You're crazy. - Hong Joo.
- Let go of me! - Hong Joo.
Let go of me!
- Hong Joo. - Let go.
Hong Joo.
Mr. Kang.
Are you okay, Hong Joo?
I'm okay.
Who's this man?
Who are you to interrupt us?
What are you...
I will marry him soon.
So don't show up again or look for me.
I don't even want to see you.
Okay?
What? You're getting married?
- Already someone then? - Yes!
So get lost!
Hong Joo.
Are you okay?
- Yes, Mr. Kang. - So...
Who was that man?
That man...
was the guy I liked since high school.
At first,
he was poor, but innocent and smart.
I was actually in love with him.
So despite Hong Shil's objections,
instead of going to college,
I found a job and supported him.
From my mid-20s until mid-30s,
I spent my youth supporting him.
I thought that was love.
I even paid for him to study abroad in America.
But he betrayed me...
and married someone else there.
Now after 10 years,
he came back saying he's divorced.
How could he?
To think that...
I tried to die for someone so dastard.
If I'd died then,
it would've been for nothing.
But...
I'm grateful because he helped me meet Freddie.
After he betrayed me,
I tried to jump into the Hudson River.
But Freddie saved me.
He was my ex-husband who was 28 years older.
Hong Shil teased me that he was a grandpa,
but Freddie taught me about love.
And also the courage to live.
That's why...
I'm no longer afraid of anything.
I'll visit Myeong Hee at work.
She said there are many handsome guys there.
Oh, dear.
What if they're shocked by my beauty?
Oh, no. Where am I?
My gosh!
Myeong Hee!
Oh, dear. Myeong Hee. Myeong Hee.
Oh, dear.
Madam Park.
Where is she? She was asleep earlier.
Ms. Oh! Ms. Oh!
Madam Park's gone!
What should I do? Ms. Oh!
- Hello. - Ms. Kim.
I have bad news. Madam Park's missing.
What?
What did you say? Grandma?
Okay, I'll be there immediately.
Director, bad news. Grandma's missing.
- What? - We must hurry home.
Madam Park? Again?
- Apparently so. - That's terrible.
Tada, tada.
What's this?
It's a gift to thank you for your investment.
Take a look.
- It's from the company? - Yes.
Gosh, what's this?
A mink scarf?
Well? Do you like it?
Of course, I do.
What woman doesn't like fur?
It's so nice.
It's so smooth it's almost slippery.
I'm going to...
the Philippines and Las Vegas on business.
I will bring you a gift as well.
Don't you feel too lonely without me.
Look forward to my gift.
Forget the gift and all that.
Will the interest come into...
my account starting next month?
You're at it again.
The first two months,
just the interest. Then the principle too.
How many times will you ask?
I'm getting tired of having to explain.
It's just because...
I need to prepare for my move.
Let's see, in three months it'll be flowery March.
It's the perfect time to move!
The onset of spring brings you luck.
- You're right. - Yes.
It'll be March.
- It suits you, Yang Ja. - It's lovely.
She's not in the house or garden.
It looks like she went out.
Yes, I think she sneaked out.
Where did she go? She's such a nuisance.
Mom, Grandma's missing?
What do you mean Mother's gone?
Were you not at home?
I was, but she just disappeared.
How did you not know she had gone out?
How can you say something like that?
I can't keep her tied down.
She sneaked out on her own!
Should I do nothing else but watch her all day?
Why don't you quit work...
and be on her watch 24 hours a day?
Mom.
Did Mother not ask for Myeong Hee today?
She was fine and didn't ask for Myeong Hee.
So I thought she was in her room.
She went looking for you because you weren't home!
So I told you to quit work and stay home.
- Why won't you listen? - Mom.
Are you blaming Do Ran for this?
- How could you say that? - That's enough. Quiet.
Yi Ryook, call the police.
The rest of you, start looking.
Dae Ryook, Do Ran, Mr. Kang, go.
Okay, Dad. Let's go.
When the flowers bloom next spring
I will move to a nice house
So Yang Ja's life is finally blooming.
Raising Do Ran was good for something.
I could invest because I got paid for childcare.
Who's sitting outside our house?
Hey, isn't that Madam Park?
My gosh.
Madam. What are you doing here?
You wench. Where's Myeong Hee?
- You wench... - Wait, wait.
Madam, what are you doing? Just give me a moment.
You evil witch.
You colluded with my dad's mistress...
and got rid of Myeong Hee, didn't you?
Where did you send her, you evil thing?
Madam, can you let go so we can talk?
- What's wrong? - Tell me.
You're pulling all my hair out.
- Save me! Save me! - You witch.
Won't you tell the truth already?
- Save me! - How much...
did you get for selling Myeong Hee?
Will someone help me?
How could you sell someone for money?
You'll pay for that.
- Mom! - Tell me.
- What are you doing? - Where is she?
Who's this?
Hey, I know you.
You're Myeong Hee's friend, aren't you?
What? Myeong Hee?
She's your sister's grandma-in-law.
The demented old woman.
How dare you call me an old woman? You brat.
Hey. Do you know where Myeong Hee is?
I think that witch and my dad's mistress...
sold her off somewhere.
Did you see her?
Say that you saw her.
- Oh, I saw her. - Did you?
Did you see Myeong Hee?
Yes.
It's cold, so come inside with me.
I'll call Myeong Hee for you.
You'll call her?
Then...
do you know where she is?
Yes. Come inside with me.
Okay. Thank you.
Myeong Hee has one great friend.
- Let's go inside. - Okay.
My gosh, what is this mess?
Is that what dementia's like?
It's so scary.
Grandma!
Mom, I'm busy now. I'll call you back.
Your grandmother-in-law.
She's in our house now!
What? What did you just say?
Your grandmother-in-law is at my house now!
She tore all my hair out. Come and take her quickly.
I'm cold, but I can't even go into my house!
Okay. I'm hanging up.
What? Is anything wrong with your mom?
Director Wang, Grandmother is in my mom's place now.
What? Let's hurry then.
What is your name?
Myeong Hee told me before, but I forgot.
- It's Mi Ran. - That's right.
You came over to my house several times.
But I forgot your name already.
By the way, where is Myeong Hee?
Are you sure you called her?
Yes, ma'am... I mean, Geum Byung.
Myeong Hee should be here soon.
Have some mandarin oranges.
Okay. Thanks.
You're so pretty.
Not more than Myeong Hee though.
Myeong Hee and I take after my mom.
So a lot of people say we are pretty.
Hey, don't you like my lip color?
Yes, I like it. It's so pretty.
Really? All right.
I'll give you this then.
I can buy a new one.
I'm giving you this for calling Myeong Hee for me.
Thanks, Geum Byung.
That's very expensive.
That's all I can give you right now.
Come over to my place later.
I'll give you a pretty hairband.
Okay. Thank you.
You're so pretty.
I'm cold. What's all this?
I'm freezing, but I can't even go in.
Hello.
Hello, Mr. Wang.
- Where's my mother? - She's in there.
She acted so scary and intimidating to me.
But she says my second daughter...
is Myeong Hee's friend.
She thinks Mi Ran is Myeong Hee's friend?
Yes. So she's peacefully eating some fruit...
with Mi Ran in there right now.
Ms. So,
I'm sorry to have caused you trouble for my mother.
No, it's okay. Please go in.
I'm afraid she'd rip my hair again...
so I'm not going in.
Do Ran, go in with them.
Okay. Father, Mother, let's get in.
- Please excuse me. - Yes.
Wait.
Now I understand how you feel.
As soon as she saw me, she ripped my hair out.
How could you even live with her...
when she rips your hair every day like that?
You are such a devoted daughter-in-law.
And she pulls your hair out every day,
but you still have a good head of hair.
Do you have any secret...
to maintaining your thick hair?
Women at our age...
always want to have thick hair.
My gosh.
Am I talking to a wall or what?
Still, I'm her in-law.
How could she treat me like this?
So she thinks she's better than me?
All right. I'll just let it slide for Do Ran.
Thank you, miss. I'm sorry for the trouble.
No worries. We had a lot of fun conversation.
Thank you, Mi Ran.
I'm really fine.
Mother, let's go. Why did you come here?
I'm sorry, Dad.
I actually wanted to go to Myeong Hee's office,
but I got lost so I came here instead.
Myeong Hee, where's your office?
Let's go, Mother.
Thank you, Mother.
Okay, Dae Ryook. Drive home safely.
Hey, Myeong Hee.
Thank you for calling me.
Don't thank me. It's no big deal.
Forget it.
I should get going then.
Hey, Do Ran. Wait.
What's wrong with your face?
You don't look well, and your skin is so rough.
Is your mother-in-law giving you a hard time?
Why would she give me a hard time?
They all are nice to me.
- Are you serious? - Sure.
But why did you not call me even once?
Do you really want to cut ties with us?
I should go.
We should hurry and take Grandma home now.
Gosh, you're so cold-hearted. Okay.
Get home safely.
I don't think they are nice to her.
Her cheeks are sunken in.
It's obvious.
Her mother-in-law is really something.
She must've been giving her a hard time.
Is she asleep?
Yes.
I was so frustrated earlier.
I was afraid she'd get lost and wander around.
And I was scared we wouldn't find her.
I was torn by anxiety.
I felt the same way.
I'm just glad that she remembered...
your mom's house and went there.
Director Wang.
I think I should quit my job after all.
Do Ran.
Don't quit your job when you don't want to.
Let's find a way to prevent the same thing...
from happening again.
What if Grandmother looks for me...
and gets lost again?
I'd feel better to stay with her.
And Mother wants me to quit my job...
and concentrate more on the housework.
Are you sure you're going to be okay?
Yes. I'll feel more comfortable that way.
Just tell Father that...
and find someone to replace me.
I'm sorry, Do Ran.
Don't be.
I'm really fine.
I'll have fun with Grandmother...
and learn how to keep house.
I'll be a professional housewife.
Thank you, Do Ran.
Do Ran.
(Episode 56)
You have decided to quit your job?
Yes, Father.
It seems like it's because of Grandma.
Thank you...
for your decision, and...
I'm sorry.
It's all right.
I'm fine.
I want to say thank you again.
Now that you're going to stay home for Grandma,
I am relieved.
Now that Do Ran has to take care of Mother,
you and Da Ya should teach and help her...
with housework.
Sure.
What?
- Welcome. - Hello.
Which one?
- Zucchini and paprika. - Zucchini?
- Two of them? - Yes. How much are they?
They're a dollar and 20 cents each.
- Okay. - How about paprika?
Two dollars each.
- We'll take two. - Okay.
Don't you feel bad to resign from work?
I did at first, but I'm okay now.
I'm the wife of the eldest son,
so it's obvious I take care of the housework.
I'll also feel better staying by Grandma.
Right, it all depends on how you take it.
Think on the bright side.
And what I like the most about resigning...
is that I get to go grocery shopping...
and spend more time with you.
It won't be easy to do the housework though.
Even if Ms. Oh upsets you,
don't feel too heartbroken about it.
Just tell me.
I'll help out when I can.
Okay.
I feel reassured and good...
because you're by my side.
Okay.
I mean it.
I honestly mean it.
Dad, how about we have some fish cake?
And enjoy warm fish cake soup?
Okay, let's do that.
Where is it?
Mr. Kang.
Are you going somewhere?
I'm going to attend an appointment.
Oh, right. It's your day off today.
Right, but I feel uneasy to step out of the house.
Why?
Ms. Yeoju isn't here anymore,
and Ms. Jang is heading outside too.
Ms. Kim will have to...
clean and do the dishes all alone.
She'll have to make lunch soon too.
On top of that, I'll be out as well.
I see.
I'd stay if it weren't for the appointment.
It's hard to leave everything to Ms. Kim.
It can't be helped though.
I'll come back as soon as possible.
Okay. Go on.
- See you. - Bye.
Excuse me.
Hey.
Mother went outside, and I'm heading out too.
Keep Grandma safe.
You don't want her to go outside...
and get lost again.
Don't worry about Grandma,
and enjoy your time outside.
Good work then.
Are you heading outside?
Yes.
- Do Ran. - Yes, Dad?
Ms. Jang stepped outside just now.
Are you in the house alone with Madam Park?
- Yes. - What is she doing?
She's taking a nap.
Dad, I'll call you right after...
I'm done with dishwashing and other housework.
Oh, okay.
Ms. Yeoju isn't here anymore,
and Ms. Jang is heading outside too.
Ms. Kim will have to clean the house...
and do the dishes alone.
She'll have to make lunch soon too.
On top of that, I'll be out as well.
Dad.
I'll vacuum the house.
Take some rest.
I'm okay. This won't take long.
You can't clean this huge house alone.
And you have to make lunch for Madam Park soon.
I'll do the cleaning,
you should rather do something else.
I can't let you do that. I can do it all alone.
It's lunchtime soon.
I'll help you with this, so go do something else.
Thank you for your help.
Mr. Kang.
What are you doing here?
Oh, right.
I'm cleaning.
Don't you think I know that?
What I'm saying is why you are in here.
Did someone tell you to do it?
Hey. Hey.
Look.
Did you ask Mr. Kang to clean the house?
That's not it.
I spilled dirt while moving a pot,
so I'm cleaning the mess.
Still, you shouldn't have been in here.
We'll get scolded if Mother sees this.
And you have no special business here,
so you shouldn't come in here as you please.
Da Ya.
I asked him to move the pot from the garden.
Then let him move the pot only.
Why would he clean the house too?
You should hurry and get back to your work.
Dad, hurry and go.
I'm sorry for your trouble.
I wish I could help.
I'm totally fine. Go on.
Okay.
Why did that women bring Mr. Kang in...
when there's no one else in the house?
How annoying.
Excuse me, ma'am.
Ma'am?
Did you call me?
You didn't come to work yesterday.
Is something going on in your family?
There's nothing going on.
That's fortunate to hear.
You look haggard,
so I wondered if something was bothering you.
By the way,
about your dentist son...
My son, Go Rae?
What about him?
Does he have a girlfriend?
Ms. So.
It's not of your business. Just go have lunch.
Okay. Sure.
What's so big of an issue...
about asking if he has a boyfriend?
She really didn't have to frown like that.
Goodness. How cheap.
- Mom. Mom! - Da Ya.
What are you daydreaming about?
It's nothing.
What brings you all the way here?
To buy my mother-in-law a Christmas gift.
She's really good to me,
but she's stressed out lately.
Pick a nice one for her.
I want to lift her mood with it.
That's nice of you,
taking care of your mother-in-law.
All right.
What about this one?
She has fair skin,
so this color will go well with her.
Not to mention its fancy design.
My goodness.
This one looks really pretty.
Is this leather?
Are you really okay?
You aren't fooling me...
like last time when you were sick, right?
I'm not sick.
I'm just busy with all of the year-end customers.
Then is something bothering you?
Of course, not.
What's there to bother me?
Oh, right. Did Go Rae find a girlfriend?
- What? - Why are you...
so surprised to hear the question?
Wait, does he really have a girlfriend?
Well, I wouldn't know anything about that.
Why do you ask?
Well...
You know my friend Yeon Joo, right?
She's back in Korea.
I called Go Rae to set up a date...
and he refused right away.
Did he?
You know Yeon Joo's pretty and has a good family.
She's too good for anyone else.
So can you talk to Go Rae for me?
Okay, I will.
Why do you sound so uninterested?
Wait.
He does have a girlfriend, right?
Is it someone ridiculous that you can't stand?
Is that why you're upset?
Why? What kind of woman is Go Rae seeing?
It's not like that.
Then what is it?
It's nothing, so stop guessing.
I don't think he wants to marry yet.
Even so, talk to him about it.
Yeon Joo's a real catch.
Okay, I will.
Hey, you startled me.
Isn't it cold? Give me your hand.
- Is it warm? - Yes, it is.
What shall we do? What do you want to do?
How much do you have? We need money to have fun.
Me?
Five dollars.
That's how much I have.
Shall we go on a 10-dollar date?
- Shall we give it a go? - Shall we?
Okay.
I never thought about a date with 10 dollars.
But it sounds like fun.
An expensive date doesn't mean it's a happy one.
If you don't like the guy,
even if you eat steak in a bar overlooking Seoul,
It's not good.
Why are you staring?
You'll bore a hole in my face.
What shall we do first?
Aim like this and shoot the target.
Hold it.
- This stays here? - That's right.
And aim?
- Can you see? - Align these two?
Yes. Do you see the target in the hole?
A bit closer. That's it.
- Hey. - Did I score?
You did.
- You're good. - This one.
- I'm good at this. - Good luck.
I'll get this.
One more time.
It's the last try. I'm really good at this.
One more go. I'm really good at this.
(One dollar)
You have to get it!
- I got it. - Get it.
Here.
It's so cute.
It's adorable.
1, 2, 3.
Welcome.
How much do we have left?
Two dollars.
What can we eat with two dollars?
Hobbang.
Okay. Hobbang sounds good.
Which piece do you want?
This one. You eat the bigger piece.
I'll let you.
Thanks.
- It's good. - Isn't it?
Sharing a hobbang because we're poor...
makes it even better.
Because it's so tasty.
- Enjoy your meal. - Thanks, I will.
Let's see.
- Watch the store for me. - Yes, ma'am.
Try it. Our pizza's really good.
It's good. I bet you sell a lot.
Did the owner really let you manage this place?
That's right.
If I do well, I'll get part of the profits.
Yang Ja, you need money to marry Mi Ran off.
Why don't you invest?
I already did.
Where?
In Samgo Construction.
- Samgo Construction? - Yes.
Yang Ja.
Did you invest in Samgo Construction?
- Yes. Why? - Did you look into it?
A friend I know said if I invest,
I get paid a 10-percent interest each month.
Apartment sales are down,
so the rate's high because they need cash.
Yang Ja. What if you were conned?
I think I read an online article warning about...
Samgo's investment fraud.
- What? - Hang on.
- Investment fraud? - Wait.
- Hang on. - Investment fraud?
It's right here, look.
"Samgo Construction Investment Fraud."
It's in the news online.
No, no, it's not me.
No, my investment is sound.
Wait.
(President Kong)
The number you called does not exist.
Please check and...
The number doesn't exist?
My gosh. What's she saying?
It says the number doesn't exist!
What on earth is going on?
- Gosh! What should I do? - Yang Ja. Yang Ja!
Wait, Yang Ja!
- Mother. - What?
Here's a present for you.
A present? What for?
It's a Christmas present.
A Christmas present? Really?
Yes. You always look out for me and...
treat me like your own.
I'm always so grateful.
Thank you, Da Ya.
- Try it on. - Okay.
Do you like it, Mother?
Yes, I like it so much. It's beautiful.
It's just the right size too.
Thanks so much, Da Ya.
Really, Da Ya!
- Thank you. - Mother.
It suits you so well.
- Does it? - Yes.
You look rich and posh.
Thanks, Da Ya.
Young madam.
Me?
No. Ms. Kim.
Why were you calling for me?
The chairman wants you outside.
Does Father want to see me?
There's a new car outside.
Go on outside.
There's a new car?
- Do Ran, let's see it. - Okay.
Ms. Cho, what's this about a new car?
I don't know.
- Dad. - You're back from work?
What's this?
It's a present for your wife.
- It's for Do Ran? - Yes.
Father, you're back.
Yes. Why are you out in the cold, Mother?
Why did you call Do Ran instead of coming inside?
What's going on?
What do you think of this car?
- As of today, it's yours. - Pardon?
It's my car?
Yes. You'll need one if you're at home.
There's Mr. Kang,
but I got you a car for your convenience.
It's a gift.
My gosh.
You should just say thank you and accept it.
- Take it. - Here.
- Thank you, Father. - Sure.
I was going to get her a car.
You beat me to it.
Shall I take it back then?
No, Dad.
I'll happily yield the car to you.
Do you have a license?
Yes, but I haven't driven in a while.
Don't worry about that.
I'll turn you into the best driver.
- Mom. - My gosh.
Did you buy Do Ran a car?
Yes.
Da Ya, you have a car, so don't be disappointed.
I'll get you a new one later.
- Is that okay? - Of course.
Yes, Father.
Jin Gook, how could you do that?
What did I do?
It's not like we have a lot of daughters-in-law.
We have only two.
And you can't treat them differently.
When did I treat them differently?
You just did.
Why would you only buy Do Ran a car?
You should've been fair and bought them both.
Da Ya already has a car.
Why would she buy a car when she has one?
Still, you can't be like this.
Da Ya even got married before Do Ran did.
You should've bought Da Ya a car first.
Why would you do that to Do Ran first?
Don't you even care about how Da Ya feels?
Did I buy her a car when she had one?
I did it because she didn't.
She'd need a car taking care of the family.
That's why. What's the problem?
Sometimes, you are...
- just so awfully mean! - What did you say?
My gosh.
- Mother. - Gosh, Da Ya.
Da Ya, my goodness. Don't cry.
My gosh. Stop crying.
Grandmother has dementia,
so I can understand her.
But now that even Father discriminates against me,
I'm so frustrated, Mother.
What did I do wrong?
I can't stop thinking like that.
No, that's not true. It's not discrimination.
It just happened...
because you had a car and she didn't.
It's nothing like discrimination.
Mother, I just can't take this anymore.
I think I should...
move out or something.
Gosh, Da Ya. You can't do that.
What am I going to do without you?
Da Ya, please just let it go for me.
Da Ya, please.
I really need you. Just be more patient.
- Mother. - My goodness.
- Da Ya. - Mother.
You poor thing.
Father discriminates against me.
No, that's not true.
That's not true at all. You poor thing.
Are you going somewhere?
Do Ran should go practice driving.
She's never practiced since she got the license.
- She's a total novice. - I can still drive well.
Learn how to drive from Director Wang...
and drive safe.
Okay.
- Do Ran, let's go. - Here we go.
Director Wang, I think the car broke down.
It's not moving. What's wrong?
Do Ran. You should start the car.
Oh, that's right. I should start the car.
How do I do that?
Step on the brake. Then push this button.
This one? Okay. I don't need a key.
- It's done. Let's go. - Okay. Go slowly.
Do Ran, make a left. Turn on the indicator.
What's left?
Make a left. Turn on the indicator first.
Indicator.
Gosh, what's that?
- I can't believe this. - What do I do?
I said indicator, is it raining right now?
Press this here.
Why are you yelling at me? I'm the one flustered.
Okay. I'm sorry.
All right then. Do Ran, make a right over there.
What's right?
- I'm saying, turn right. - Okay. Turn right.
Get ready to make a right.
Turn right. Right...
Right turn. Right turn!
This is crazy.
We'd even get to Munsan, Paju.
Hey, hey, stop!
Wait. Did you just yell at me?
I quit. I'm not driving.
Do Ran. Do Ran?
Why are you coming alone? Where's Director Wang?
I don't know.
Do Ran.
Why did you leave just like that?
I was trying to teach you how to drive.
Forget it.
I won't practice driving with you anymore.
I had no idea he was like that.
He's naggy and bad-tempered.
He even yelled at me.
How could I have stayed calm?
She flipped the left signal for the right turn.
She even asked me where was right.
I think I married the wrong guy.
Do Ran.
You can't say that you married the wrong guy.
All right. I won't yell at you.
Let's try it again.
That's it.
I won't practice driving with you.
Mr. Kang, can you teach me how to drive?
That's right, Mr. Kang. Please do us a favor.
You'll understand me if you see her drive.
It's really embarrassing.
Okay. I'll do that.
I'm sorry.
Did you buy Do Ran a car?
Da Ya, you have a car, so don't be disappointed.
Gosh, I'm so upset.
Did he fall asleep already?
Where'd she be going to be sneaking like that?
Like a street cat.