SWEET REVENGE 2
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SWEET REVENGE 2
SINWOO REAL ESTATE
Ms. Kim Eun-hee? There's a flower delivery for you.
Yes, I'm Kim Eun-hee.
Are you sure this is for me?
Yes, it's addressed to 907-1 at Sinwoo Real Estate.
Your name is Kim Eun-hee, right?
Yes, it is.
Have a good day.
What's that?
Who sent her those?
Who could have sent these?
What's the occasion? Why the flower arrangement?
I didn't even want to know anyway!
Who could have sent these?
Five minus three equals two, two plus two equals four.
Do you know what this means?
"If you take three steps back from a misunderstanding,
you come to understand each other.
And understanding becomes love."
Sincerely. The one who wants to get to know you more,
Mr. Park.
Mr. Park?
This is so lame.
Who still uses these pick-up lines?
Who could have sent those to her?
JOB SHADOWING
Taking an interest in your future will
help motivate you in your studies.
These are your future dream job surveys,
but they're a mess.
Kim Soo-geun wants to be a member of the National Assembly.
"Because it looks like they just hang out all day."
You little...
Next, we have Oh Ji-na.
Why did you write so much?
"Teacher, nurse, social worker,
policewoman, chef, psychologist."
- You're going to do all of this? - Well,
I want to do a job that helps people, but I haven't decided on what job I want.
You're full of dreams, aren't you, Ji-na?
Yes.
But before helping others, shouldn't you be helping your own grades?
He wasn't even kidding.
That's so true. Gosh.
Next, we have Geum Soo-ji's dream job.
- "Paris Hilton"? - Yes.
Just like Paris Hilton, I want to inherit lots of money, make my own businesses,
and buy lots of brand-name stuff.
- That's so silly. - I know, right?
My goodness. Your father must
really hate having to work hard just for your silly dreams.
Gosh.
Next, Na Na-ri. "A pretty older woman who buys dinner for her boyfriend."
Next, Ahn Mi-nam.
"The winner of High School Rapper Three"?
Yes. I want to become a rapper, the most popular profession these days.
I want to do a collaboration with AOA!
Drop the beat, let's get it!
Yeah, hi, let me introduce myself
I'm Ahn Mi-nam, and I'm a high schooler
I say high, you say schooler
- High! - Schooler!
High schooler
Quiet down.
Let me show how to really rap.
Listen.
Kim Sat-gat
Kim Kim Sat-gat Sat-gat
Kim Sat-gat
Kim Kim Sat-gat Sat-gat
Let's get it, oh yeah!
- Teacher... - Gosh.
That was too much.
Yeah...
Sit up straight.
Seo Ro-bin.
Why didn't you write anything?
I don't have a dream.
You little...
You should be dreaming big at your age!
You're kidding me. Submit a new one to me by next class.
Next, Ha Ji-man.
This one's a good one, as expected of the class president.
Tell the class yourself.
I wrote that I want to be a civil worker.
I want to get into Hankuk University's economics major,
and become the youngest one to pass the Civil Service Exam in my first year.
I want to become a rank five civil worker and help out our nation.
- Good job. - You guys saw that, right?
You guys need to make a solid plan for your dreams like the class president.
This time, you will be asked to visit your parents at work.
We're going to make groups of six.
Then you will submit reports. Understand?
Yes.
That's all.
- Who did that? - I don't know.
- What? - My goodness.
Hey, guys.
RESIDENT CARD BORN IN YEAR 1999
- Isn't this awesome? - What is this?
"Year 1999"?
How did you get this?
Be nice to me. I can get you beer, soju, and whisky.
My gosh!
This totally looks like the real thing!
But how did you make this?
This? The seniors made this for me.
Guys,
I really respect those seniors.
You know how you have to pay when you're drinking?
But they actually get money instead of paying.
- They drink and get money? - No way.
How?
After they drink, they make a deal.
They tell the owners they're underage,
and make them pay settlement money so they don't get fined and shut down.
And all the owners give them money.
- Isn't that awesome? - I totally respect them now.
We should have taken something like that when we went to the club.
- I didn't do it. - She took mine.
- What? - She has a lot of those.
Finals are coming up. You guys are studying hard, right?
- No. - No.
- It's so difficult. - Not at all.
I don't want to.
Those who want to free study at night, submit your forms.
When did you write that?
Do you want me to join you? You'll feel bored.
Really? That'd be great.
Thanks.
I want to, but I have way too many after-school academy classes.
I guess it can't be helped. Let's go.
Ro-bin,
we're getting graded as a group, so you better cooperate.
Do whatever you want to. I'll just follow you guys.
- But where should we go? - Should we go visit my mom?
What does your mom do?
- She's a housewife. - I don't want to watch her wash dishes.
Why not? Being a housewife is a completely respectable job.
My family runs a restaurant, so it'll be pretty boring.
Ro-bin, what do your parents do?
They're doctors.
But they went abroad to do charity work.
- That's surprising. - What about you, Shin-ae?
Both of my parents work as office workers, so they'll be too busy for us.
My mom does real estate.
And meeting my dad isn't really possible.
My parents got divorced.
Good for them.
Divorce is much better than my parents who fight like crazy.
Rok-hee, how about we visit your dad?
- Could you guys handle it? - Why?
What does your dad do?
You'll see. Make sure to wear some athletic clothes when you come.
Then it's been decided, right?
Gosh.
That guy irritates me, but he shows up so often.
Could it be him who sent that flower arrangement in the morning?
Hello, Mr. Park.
- I was in the neighborhood and stopped by. - I see.
I hope you enjoyed the present that I sent you.
Yes, they're beautiful.
You didn't have to send these.
Just doing business together is enough.
It's just a little something from me.
Oh my. Mr. Park, you're so romantic.
Are you here to see more places?
I heard there's a new building at the intersection.
Mr. Park, you're always up to date.
Yes, it's a four-story building. Would you like to go see it?
It's time for you to get off work, right? Shall we go together?
What's this?
Are those two going somewhere together?
So the owner isn't there?
I'll call back later then. Thank you.
I'm so sorry, Mr. Park.
I don't think we can go to see the building on the intersection.
Well then, I guess we can just have dinner since we're already out.
I know a good sushi place.
You like sushi, right?
Actually, my kids have finals coming up.
I should go home early tonight.
- Kids all study on their own anyway. - Yes?
- Let's go eat dinner. - It's okay.
- I should eat dinner with my kids. - Come on.
- It's fine. - Hey!
Cut it out already.
She said she doesn't want to go. What's with this guy?
- Who are you? - Who am I?
I'm...
He owns the convenience store across the street.
I think he misunderstood the situation.
Are you crazy?
Mr. Park, I'm so sorry. Please go ahead first.
- I will contact you in a few days. - Okay.
Get home safely.
Who do you think you are?
Look.
You said you didn't want to go. Why is he dragging you into his car?
What a creep!
Do you know how important of a customer he is to me?
Whether I get in a car or a train, just butt out of my business.
My goodness!
Wait...
Oh, gosh.
Misunderstood?
A thank you would be nice for helping you out of a bad situation.
What's with her attitude? I can't believe this...
That man signed a contract for two buildings just this month.
It looks like he's really into my sister.
He must be a rich widower.
I want to just push her to meet him so she can snag him.
Darn it.
Don't regret your actions once the opportunity is gone.
Just do better from the start.
My goodness!
That little...
Hello, my daughters.
Are they sleeping already?
Why are they sleeping so early?
She's just like her dad, sleeping with her arms up like that.
- One pack of cigarettes, please. - May I see your ID?
I lost my ID card a few days ago.
- I'm an office worker. - I see.
An office worker?
- So what school do you go to? - Hanjong High School.
Get out.
Two bottles of soju and two packs of cigarettes, please.
- I guess you came out of the Marines. - Yes.
May I see your ID?
Mister,
I told you I came out of the Marines.
- It's on my shirt. - I see.
Sorry, but you need to show your ID when you're buying alcohol and cigarettes.
I was discharged last year. I'm a real man.
Marines! Salute!
Marines! Begin applause!
What?
Prepare applause! Begin!
One! Two!
- Doesn't this look good? - It does.
- I'm getting this too, okay? - Okay.
- How much is it? - May I see both of your IDs?
Our IDs?
We must be a young-looking couple.
- Here you go. - Thank you.
VALID IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Here you go.
RESIDENT CARD
INVALID IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Sorry, but the system says that your ID number doesn't exist.
What's with this guy? Why wouldn't my ID number exist?
Really?
VALID IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
It works now.
It worked when I put you as born in 2000, not 1998.
Born in 2000?
What do you mean, born in 2000? The machine must be broken.
What's going on? You're a high school student?
I knew something was fishy.
Don't contact me ever again. How annoying.
Gosh.
What?
What's going on today? There are so many rude customers today.
I can't believe it.
Gosh, I did all of this for nothing.
If I wear this, no one bats an eye.
Is he crazy?
He makes a marine do some silly clapping gig?
So what now? You broke up with your girlfriend?
That's crazy.
Wait a minute. Does that mean we can't meet those college girls anymore?
Darn it!
I can't believe that guy.
Let's go mess up that prick.
DAILY BOXING GYM
Ji-na, are you sure we're in the right place?
This is definitely the right place.
- Oh my. - Rok-hee!
Rok-hee, we're here!
Hey guys.
This is your dad's workplace?
It is. He owns this gym.
- That's so cool. - So that's why Rok-hee's so cool!
Follow me. I'll show you guys around.
Okay.
This is a punching ball. You use it to practice dodging.
Gosh.
This is a sandbag. I was practicing on it earlier.
These are gloves.
You need gloves if you're going to box.
Mi-nam, do you want to try them on?
Me? Sure.
Take a picture of me.
- Why aren't these going in? - My goodness.
Of course.
Hashtag, champion Bo-ra, the next Lee Si-young,
boxing goddess.
ALLSTAGRAM
ROOKIE, THE STORY OF A MAN WHO PUTS HIS LIFE ON THE LINE BEGINS
But why are there so many movie posters around the gym?
The thing is...
Rok-hee's dad is a fan of this movie.
Even Rok-hee's name came from the movie title, Rookie.
No way. There's no way her dad was lazy with her name like that.
Like your name is any better?
What even is Ahn Mi-nam?
I should just...
Hey.
I see Rok-hee's friends are here.
Nice to meet you all. Welcome.
Look at this handsome guy.
Hey, Ji-na. And here's my daughter.
What's the occasion? Rok-hee almost never brings her friends.
Well then, shall we get started right away?
- Get started? - Start what?
You need to have real experience to do your homework well.
Since you're all in athletic clothes,
let's begin.
All right, make sure to cover your face.
Punch. Hook. Left hand, right hand.
Go. One, two!
That's right.
I'm not making that noise with my mouth.
It's the wind in my fists!
I'm pretty sure he's making that noise with his mouth.
I know, right?
Very nice. You're doing great, Mi-nam.
That's it.
Don't dance. That's it.
Do you want to try it?
Hong-cheol.
Yes.
All right. Let's see some jabs.
Jab. One, two!
Relax a little. One, two!
Put your guard up and jab. One, two!
Boy, do you have any thoughts of being a professional?
- What? - You have natural athletic skills,
and you're pretty good-looking.
You remind me of myself when I was younger.
What?
All right. Get in position!
Get your fists ready!
One, two!
One!
You see this, right?
You're not doing lots of jumps.
Instead, tread lightly. Do it as if you're walking or jogging.
Do it as if you're walking slowly.
This is how you do it. Good job.
Come on.
Aunt Seon-hee,
I thought you said you had to diet. Now you're eating stuff like this?
- I don't have to anymore. - Why not?
Did you break up with your boyfriend?
You got dumped, didn't you?
Did he dump you because you're old? Or is it because of your arm fat?
Did he want to break up because you have a weird personality?
I know. It must be because you're always drunk.
I'm right, aren't I?
You hit it right on the dot.
Now I'm going to hit you on the dot!
There you go again.
You just exchanged a few texts and now you're all gloomy.
Move on and go on a blind date.
No way, Eun-hee.
This one was different.
Love will always come back.
You're too far gone in your fantasy.
Okay. Hunch a little bit more. Good.
One, two!
One, two! Jab!
Good job!
Very good. Next.
One, two! Stronger! One, two! Jab!
One, two! One more time. Good job!
Move swiftly! That's how you do it!
What is this belly? What is this?
Try again. Out!
Next!
Come on! One, two!
Concentrate harder!
Very good. One, two! Hold it firmly!
One, two! Very good! You're doing great!
I'm so thirsty.
Hey.
Why didn't you warn us that we would be doing this?
We're here to do our homework, right?
That's why I asked you guys if you could handle it.
He's totally meant for this.
Maybe the rumors of him getting into fights back then are true.
All right.
Do your homework well.
I hope you guys come back to exercise.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Rok-hee!
Take a break from working out today.
Treat your friends to something yummy.
Here you go.
That's right.
There you are.
What are you guys doing here?
Ta-da. Look at this.
We went to Rok-hee's dad's gym to shadow him at work.
- Cool, right? - Awesome.
It was fun,
but he made us exercise and do punches. It was so tiring.
We need to do the assignment as well.
I don't know why we have to do stuff like shadowing our dads at work.
Why not? Just ask your dad.
I'm sure he'll let you do it.
No way. Don't even talk about Dad.
- That's so annoying. - Hey.
Why do you hate your dad so much? He adored you so much.
I hate him! I said stop talking about him!
You little...
I collected so many coins.
This is probably over 30,000 won.
- What are you going to do with this money? - Quiet.
I'm going to buy Dad something yummy.
Dad's so busy that he can't come home sometimes.
Poor thing.
Sa-na, you're so kind.
I told you not to invest in such a dangerous venture.
You're going to steal your own daughter's savings?
Dad, don't go. Don't leave.
Dad!
Dad! Don't go!
Dad, don't leave!
He said he would come back, but he never did even once.
- I don't even want to call him my dad. - Dad!
Hello.
- Not yet. - Okay.
Okay.
Oh, wait a minute.
Oh.
Okay.
Please ring me up.
Here we go.
With the 20 won shopping bags, that'll be 83,540 won.
- You're charging for shopping bags? - Of course.
It's 20 won per bag.
Why not just give it for free. It used to be free before.
It's been a long time since the law changed.
And if I give it out for free, I could get reported.
I can't believe you charge for bags.
Never mind then.
What? Wait!
Miss...
My gosh.
I think we took enough pictures.
What should we write for our thoughts?
I can't do anything.
I can't even lift my arm.
Gosh, that's why you need to exercise regularly.
Then to be fair, how about we write half a page each and put it all together?
That's a good idea. Let's start right away.
Here's your coffee.
Enjoy.
We've been waiting for our order.
Yes, I'll be right there.
Shall I help out?
What? You know how to do stuff like this?
Yes, I've done a lot of part-time jobs. I know how to do this kind of work.
Two iced Americanos, please.
That will be 7,000 won.
Thank you.
That'd be so helpful. Then help me out for a bit.
I'll pay you for your work later.
Look.
Here are your two Americanos.
Oh my. Ro-bin.
I can't believe it.
Oh my. He's so handsome.
Let's come here all the time.
Let's come here again.
The customers are loving this. Maybe I'll put him on the staff.
May I see all of your IDs?
Thank you.
All of your IDs are valid.
Just a moment.
That will be 8,000 won.
- We can drink it at the tables, right? - Sure.
I thought you were just good at boxing, but you're good at serving too.
I know, right? That was great.
There is something that Ro-bin can't do. He sucks at studying.
You talk as if you're good at studying.
Why you...
Thanks for helping my aunt.
I did your part of the homework for you.
It's perfect. It's a win-win situation!
I have to go to my part-time job. I'll get going.
What kind of part-time job is he doing?
I need to go to my after-school academy.
You guys go ahead. I'll be helping out my aunt for a bit.
- Bye. - Thank you for the snacks.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye.
See you later.
Your store got so much busier.
- Should I work part-time? - No way. I don't need you.
Bring your friend, Ro-bin. He's perfect for the job.
Gosh.
Ji-na, go on before it gets too late.
I'll clean up and head out later.
Okay. Come home soon, Aunt Seon-hee.
Gosh. This is so unfair!
You can't be selling alcohol to minors.
Sir, please investigate this.
You! That ID earlier was a fake, wasn't it?
Where is it? Hand it over.
What do you think you're doing?
- You're the one who sold the alcohol. - What did you say?
What did you say, you punk?
- What are you doing? - Get over here!
- Let go! - How dare you?
- He has it. Just look for his ID. - Come on!
You're the one who did wrong here.
- Look for his ID! - Calm down, sir.
- What's wrong with you, you punk? - What?
- Get over here! - Calm down!
- What's going on? - Look through his pockets!
- It's got to be in there! - Stop it!
You just have to search his pockets for it!
- If you search him, you'll find it! - Come on!
- Does he want to get beaten up? - It must be a fake ID!
- You can find it in his pockets! - Calm down!
What do you mean they're minors?
- Dad! - These rotten kids...
- What's with that guy? - It's...
EPILOGUE THREE MONTHS AGO
Hey!
Why are you over there?
I work over there starting today.
A guy I know introduced me to one of his friends.
So I'm a store manager now.
I went to the Middle East and even rode boats.
I worked hard all these years
to pay off all of my debts.
Now,
I want to live close by to you and my kids.
I can't believe you.
You disappeared while they were growing up.
Now you suddenly want to show up?
I didn't contact you
because I wanted to make sure you didn't get harmed.
Now that I'm close by,
- you'll be all right. - Forget it.
We're doing just fine without you. So don't act like you know us.
I can't believe this.