I'm sorry.
Please be more careful from now on.
Tae Woong's a very precious grandchild.
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry, sir.
Grandpa.
My goodness, did you have a good day?
- Yes. - Goodness.
How adorable. Give me a kiss.
She's Ms. Wendy.
Who?
Where did she go?
Ms. Wendy. Ms. Wendy.
I wanted to show her to you.
Oh, really? Then let's meet her.
Where did she go? I saw her coming outside with Tae Woong.
- I'll go ask her to come outside. - Okay.
My goodness.
Tae Woong, did you have fun today?
Ms. Wendy.
Ms. Wendy?
Ms. Wendy.
Where did she go?
No, that can't be.
He looks so similar.
I'm sorry. Something urgent must've come up. She's not here.
Oh, really? Okay.
Tae Woong, let's go. Come on.
Let's go.
Let's get in the car, Tae Woong.
Great.
Come in.
Where were you?
Tony's grandfather wanted to see you earlier.
Ma'am, what does Tony's grandfather do?
- Why do you ask? - Can you please tell me?
I'm sorry, but I can't tell you the kids' personal information...
because there's a possibility of discrimination.
By any chance, is he Chairman Shin of A One Group?
How did you know that?
Why are you doing this?
You're nothing but a thief.
You're just a kidnapper who stole someone else's kid.
I'm Tony's mom. Are you Ms. Wendy?
Hello, I've heard a lot about you.
Yes, that's right.
He's a precious little one who's loved by everyone in the family.
Please teach him well.
That's what happened.
It's you.
You're...
Joon Su.
- Hey, Min Kyung. - Sang Hyuk.
What's up?
You act as if I must have a reason to call you.
I'm busy. I need to work.
Are you seeing someone?
Why are so many people curious about my personal life today?
Let's hang up if you're going to talk nonsense.
Are you getting ready to pay my alimony?
Yes, I'll give it to you. I should.
I feel like I need to give you that to make myself feel at ease.
When do you want to meet? Let's meet as fast as possible.
No, keep it for now.
I'll go get it when I need it.
You better not date anyone until then.
You finally got some free time today.
Did Tae Woong go to the baseball stadium with this grandfather?
Yes. The game starts late, so they'll be home late as well.
I feel so relaxed.
Exactly.
I couldn't meet you that often after Tae Woong was born.
But now, you're even working again. You must feel refreshed.
Does Min Kyung come often?
She used to be your patient.
She hasn't come after she got divorced.
I saw her on TV a few times, and she seemed to be doing well.
To be honest, I actually met up with her a couple days ago.
Why?
My mother-in-law keeps asking Sang Hyuk to go on a blind date,
but he would never give in.
So I was wondering if he still has feelings for Min Kyung.
- He doesn't have feelings for her. - Really?
No, he doesn't. You know him.
He wouldn't have gotten divorced if he still liked her.
I wonder if he's seeing someone.
Have you ever asked?
Well, he was interested in someone, but he got rejected.
Really?
What kind of woman is she?
I didn't ask that far.
But I think it happened recently,
so it's natural that he doesn't want to go on a blind date.
I got an autograph from Yang Hyun Jung.
My goodness, you must've been really happy. Did you have fun?
Yes, it was really fun.
He had so much fun with Chairman Jung's grandchildren.
They all cheered for the same team.
My goodness. Good job, my puppy.
I'm going to show this to Ms. Wendy in tomorrow's art class.
By the way, did you meet Ms. Wendy?
What?
Wait a minute. I think I did see her.
My gosh, what kind of answer is that?
What do you mean you think you saw her?
A woman who had long hair was standing next to Tae Woong,
but she disappeared really quickly, so I didn't get to see her properly.
My gosh.
You really don't pay attention.
You smell nice.
I like the sound of your heartbeat.
I'm sorry...
for not recognizing you.
I'll be off to kindergarten, Grandpa and Grandma.
- Okay, bye. - Okay, bye.
Have fun.
Hi, Ms. Wendy. Good morning.
Hello.
- Tae Woong, have a good day. - Okay.
Tony.
Sweetheart.
Why are you crying?
Thank you...
for growing up so well.
Thank you so much.
I can't believe I'm seeing you like this.
I prayed that I wanted to see you.
Are you sick?
Is something troubling you?
Tell me everything. I'll help you out.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
I'm sorry, but it's...
against our rules to donate sperm to women who aren't married.
I know that sperm banks have a rule like that.
But this is a private hospital, so I'm sure you can be flexible.
I may be single, but I'm financially stable...
and responsible enough to raise a child.
I'm sorry. It's our policy to make sure...
a child grows up in a sound household.
Let's have fun and dance
Then stop
Let's have fun and dance
Then stop
Number one.
Let's clap.
I like this song the most.
Me too.
I guess you remember...
the song I used to sing to you.
Up above the world so high
Like a diamond in the sky
You used to sleep so well when I sang that song.
It must hurt a lot.
I'm sorry.
I hope you get better soon.
Twinkle, twinkle little star.
How I wonder
I even sang that song when you were sick.
I still haven't forgotten about you.
I missed you so much, Joon Su.
I'm home.
You must be happy.
You're able to doll yourself up and get out of the house every day.
What an easy life you have.
A surrogate gave birth to your son.
Other people around you raise him.
You have places to go to.
You must've done a lot of good deeds in your past life.
I'm not doing this for fun.
I'm working hard for the development of the company.
I still want you to look over both breakfast and dinner.
You need to be around to give orders to the housekeepers...
in order to keep them well-behaved.
You don't expect me to cook for you at this age, do you?
Yes, of course. Don't worry.
And make sure you still do your job as Tae Woong's mom.
Don't always ask the nanny to take him to his kindergarten.
You should sometimes go and say hello to the teachers.
It's better for the kid for his mom to go with him...
rather than his nanny.
Okay, I understand.
And you better be home when it's time for Tae Woong to come home.
If I ever find you coming home late,
I'm going to make you stop working at the company.
Do you understand?
Yes.
It must be Tae Woong.
Come here, Tae Woong.
Let's go downstairs after you get changed. I'll make you a snack.
Ms. Wendy cried today.
Why?
I don't know. She hugged me and cried. She thanked me.
- For what? - For growing up so well.
She said she missed me.
What? What are you talking about? You're so peculiar.
My pink skirt is fluttering
In the spring wind
I told you not to sing that song.
That song's for old grandmothers.
Again, I'm waiting for you
I told you to stop.
Why did she have to teach him this song?
(Shin Tae Woong)
- Go, Tae Woong! - Go, Tae Woong!
My grandpa plays with me every day.
Home run!
- I love my grandpa so much. - Home run!
Home run!
That scary man must be a good grandfather to you.
My pink skirt is fluttering in the spring wind
My grandma is a good singer.
She teaches me how to sing every day.
My pink skirt is fluttering in the spring wind
When the flowers bloom
I love my mom and dad the most.
I'm relieved...
that you grew up receiving a lot of love.
(Mr. Shin)
Hey, Mr. Shin.
(CEO, Shin Sang Hyuk)
Are you doing well?
Yes.
I called you because our new products are out now.
I'm talking about the ones you designed.
I'd like to give them to you in person.
Can we meet this afternoon?
You can just send it to me via courier.
What are you talking about?
I don't know about anyone else, but I should give it to you in person.
You're the person who designed this.
Where should we meet?
You'll be getting off work soon, so should we meet near your house?
Well...
Don't worry.
I'll call you when I'm almost there. Bye.
Why do you look so tired?
Is someone else also giving you a hard time other than me?
Is that the new product?
Yes.
What do you think?
It's nice. The color came out just the way I wanted it to,
and the font and font size both came out great.
The design itself was very nice. I'm very satisfied with it as well.
We'll be sending out advertisements soon.
I hope you'll succeed again.
I'm sure it'll do well.
The product and design are both very good.
It's up to me now for the product to succeed.
Thank you for coming all the way here.
I finished reading this book.
Do you want it?
("On Seeing the 100 Percent Perfect Girl One Beautiful April Morning")
A long time ago, there lived a boy and a girl.
They were both ordinary people.
And one day, when they first encountered each other,
they both knew that they'd be 100 percent perfect for each other.
But because they started dating so quickly,
they began to have doubts.
They wondered if they were truly 100 percent perfect for each other.
So they decided to put that to test.
They figured if they were truly 100 percent perfect for each other,
they'll surely meet up in the future.
And when they do, they promised to get married.
Then they said goodbye.
Did they end up meeting each other?
Yes.
But as time passed by, they both became sick...
and even ended up losing their memories.
So sometimes they'd date someone that's 75 percent good for them...
or 85 percent good for them.
And on a clear day in April,
the two were finally able to encounter one another.
But they just passed by because they failed to recognize each other.
It's a sad story.
If I meet a woman who's 100 percent perfect, I don't think...
I'll ever let her go.
But I'm not a woman who's 100 percent perfect.
I finished all the episodes today. I have nothing to do now.
Should I go mountain climbing?
Hey, Mr. Na.
I'm always just staying at home.
I don't even have anywhere to go.
You too?
Does your wife give you a hard time?
I even get scolded for eating three meals a day.
Yes.
Oh, really? That sounds interesting.
Should I go?
The brown ones go here.
Welcome.
Hi. What brings you here?
I'm on my way back to the office after meeting Ji Young.
Oh, I see. You should sit down.
Okay.
You met Ji Young?
Yes, the new product's out. So I came to give it to her.
Ji Young doesn't look so well, does she?
No.
She seems to have trouble sleeping at night these days.
She likes you, but she's scared.
It's hard for her as well.
All she needs is a guy who can strongly hold onto her.
- Mom. - Hey.
- Hey, Se Young. - Sang Hyuk.
Have you been doing well?
You really drank a lot that night.
Gosh, I know. I almost died the next day.
Your dad's a really strong drinker.
My dad? He's unbeatable.
He'd even wake up in the middle of his sleep for alcohol.
How did things go...
with the interview? Did you get the job?
You failed again?
Good for you. When will you ever get a job?
Until when are you going to ask me for pocket money?
You're being so mean.
I can't do any part-time jobs because I'm studying these days.
You're so cheap. I don't need your money.
Se Young, if you need a part-time job, you can work at my company.
We were planning on hiring someone because we have a lot of chores...
that need to be done.
- You can do it if you want. - Really?
Yes. I heard you majored in advertisement and PR.
You'll be able to learn a lot in the marketing team.
Yes, that's a good idea.
If you work at his company,
you can learn stuff and have something to write on your resume.
It'll be like catching 2 birds with 1 stone.
My gosh.
What is it this time?
What's wrong?
Read it out loud.
"Actress Yeo Min Kyung got pointed out..."
"as a celebrity who habitually gets propofol injections."
"The prosecution was investigating propofol abuse."
"They recently summoned Yeo Min Kyung..."
"and investigated her for violating the narcotics law."
"As for her fellow celebrities who have been charged of..."
Okay, that's enough.
She might even get kicked out of the drama she's doing. My gosh.
If she loses all her advertisement deals, she'll end up going broke.
Gosh, exactly.
(TS Cosmetics)
("Actress Yeo Min Kyung Summoned for Investigation")
(Actress Yeo Min Kyung got pointed out...)
(as a celebrity who habitually gets propofol injections.)
Hey, I read the article. Are you okay?
I don't know. It's a mess. The reporters keep following me.
I told you to be careful, didn't I?
Why do you keep getting those injections?
It was just a small dose.
I just got unlucky because the hospital I go to became a target.
This is driving me crazy.
How's the CEO of your agency handling this?
He's doing his best to handle it, but I don't think it'll be easy.
He told me to be prepared for a long break.
Can you please help me?
What can I do?
I'm not the CEO of your agency.
Leave it to Mr. Kim.
He's been working in his business for a long time now,
so I'm sure he'll take care of it.
And you should lay low and repent on what you did.
Okay.
I knew that wench would eventually cause trouble again.
I was wondering why things were so quiet.
Thank goodness he's no longer married to her.
Her career's going to take a huge blow.
She won't be able to act for a really long time.
Don't worry about her.
She already earned a lot of money.
She'll have to pay cancellation fees for her advertisements,
and she won't be earning any money for a while, so it won't be easy.
I heard she still needs to receive alimony from Sang Hyuk.
What? Alimony?
She apparently didn't get anything when they got divorced.
I heard he promised to give it to her once he earned a lot of money.
What did she even do to deserve an alimony?
My gosh, what if she tries to get back together with him?
She better not do such a thing.
Tell him to give her the alimony and get it over with.
"The machine didn't work properly."
"So he turned it upside down and took the batteries out."
"When he finally managed to make it work..."
Chairman Shin.
Tae Woong.
- Come here. Come to mommy. - Mom.
Jump.
Tae Woong, come here.
No, I'll take him today.
Mother, I'll take Tae Woong to his kindergarten and go to work.
Then I'll be back before Tae Woong comes home.
Are you going as well, Hyun Joon?
No, I'm going straight to work.
I'll go now.
- See you. - See you.
- Okay, bye. - Let's go.
Look at her saying that on purpose because of what I said yesterday.
Tae Woong, have fun with your friends today.
Okay.
(I am also Mother)
Someone wants to have a baby without getting married?
- Is that bad? - It's being too greedy.
You're not talking about yourself, are you?
What? Did you get the job by using connections?
Hey, you only got the job because of your cousin.
Do you think someone could really be 100 percent perfect?
Someone who's just right for me.
Even if they do exist, you can't always keep them with you.
They know it's their grandson's birthday,
but no one remembers that it's also the day that my mother died.
I wonder if I'll be able to see you again.
Goodbye, Wendy.