Are you ready?
Yes.
Mom, give that to me and wait outside.
It'll be heartbreaking to watch.
Excuse me.
Would it be okay if I cut my daughter's hair?
I'm sorry, but I'm a hair designer too.
Mom.
Could I do that?
Go ahead then.
Don't do this, Mom.
Why would you do something that would make your heart ache?
I want to give you a nice haircut.
Mom.
You'll look good with short hair because your head is shaped nicely.
I'll begin.
Keep your eyes closed.
I'll tell you when it's done.
Okay.
Then, make me look pretty, Mom.
How is Geum Hui doing, Dad?
She seems cheerful.
Since Sang Won is taking care of her by her side,
I think it helps her stay strong.
We should've told him the truth sooner.
I know, but I understand how she must've felt.
I think I would've done the same.
Hey, Geum Dong, don't you ever do that to me.
What?
Never keep anything from me.
If you do, I won't let it slide.
Gosh. Don't speak so roughly in front of my dad.
She didn't speak that roughly. It's completely understandable.
Sang Won has such a big heart. If Seok Ho had done the same,
I wouldn't have let it go either.
Since when did you two hit it off so well?
It turned out that Sue Yeon and I have a lot in common.
That's odd. My ideal type was Geum Hui, not you.
Then, why don't you reconsider our relationship?
I am more like Geum Ju than Geum Hui.
- Hey. - Let's drop it.
Geum Hui is bedridden.
We have no time to chat like this.
You don't have to think that way.
Chatting and laughing just as we always do will bring us good luck.
It's so good to watch you guys chat like this. It makes me happy.
Now that you've heard how Geum Hui is doing,
go back to what you were doing.
- Yes, Mr. Wang. - Yes, Dad.
Hello.
What are you doing here?
I...
would like to speak with Geum Hui, Ms. Na.
What could be there for you to talk about with Geum Hui?
Mom, please go inside without me.
I'll talk to her briefly.
About what?
What's there for you to talk about with her?
Mom, please.
I'm sorry, but can you push me?
Sure. I'll do that.
Where is Sang Won?
- He went to see Yeo Reum. - Right.
I see.
I...
divorced Jun Ho.
I see.
So things happened that way after all.
Yes.
Looking back,
I can't believe I did what I did.
And...
I feel like it's my fault that you fell ill.
You don't have to think that way, Sang Mi.
When I found out about my illness,
I hated the entire world.
I also resented you and Jun Ho a lot.
However,
I pondered upon my feelings.
And I realized that resenting others...
would not do me any good.
I thought it would only have a negative effect on me.
Geum Hui.
Also, I realized...
that an illness is not all bad on the other hand.
Although I'm in great pain,
thanks to that, I had a chance to see how precious...
all the things I enjoyed in my life,
how much the people around me love me,
and how much I love them.
I could see everything so clearly.
So...
you should also overcome the guilt toward me and live a good life.
Don't let the past get in your way,
and don't waste your time feeling guilty.
Does that mean...
you will forgive me?
Forgive you?
If it helps you start your life anew,
I'll forgive you.
Although...
I'm sure you will...
need to forgive yourself first.
Right.
I think I understand what you mean.
Thank you, Geum Hui.
Thank you very much.
I'm relieved that I had a chance to talk about this with you.
Geum Hui.
Make sure...
to get through this.
For the people who love you.
All right?
Yes. I'll do that.
I will...
make sure to get through this.
Dad!
Come here.
- Did you have fun? - Yes, I did.
How's Mom doing? Is she okay?
Yes, she's fine.
And she has me by her side, so you don't have to worry.
- All right? - Okay.
But I want to see her too, Dad.
I'm sorry.
You won't be able to see her for a while.
Why?
Your mom will go through a hard time starting today.
She'll get strong injections.
Then, will she be in a lot of pain?
Yes, but I'm sure she'll endure it while thinking of you.
Dad, I want to go somewhere.
You want to go somewhere? Where?
Yeo Reum, will you pray that your mom will get better soon?
- Yes. - Good.
Then, let's pray together.
That your mom won't be in too much pain and will recover soon.
Okay.
My mom is a very, very good mom.
I will be a good son too.
So please help her get better soon without going through too much pain.
I want to live with my mom and dad.
I do not know why we have to go through such a hardship.
But the hardship...
gave us the chance...
to confirm our love for each other and to love each other more deeply.
I promise that the three of us...
will overcome the hardship wisely and care for...
and love each other even more.
So please watch over us.
(Ju Sang Won)
Hello.
Can we meet? It won't take long.
Geum Hui will start chemotherapy today.
I see.
It must be very tough for her.
I'm sure it will.
Take good care of her.
I'm sure you'll do a good job even if I don't ask you to.
I will.
Anyway, why did you want to see me?
I thought I should thank you.
If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have known Geum Hui was ill...
and would have gone to the US.
I would have regretted it greatly.
Don't thank me.
Geum Hui was adamant about her feelings for you.
There was no place for me in her heart, that's all.
Still, if you hadn't told me,
we both would have been unhappy.
Thank you for making us happy.
Also,
Sang Mi and I are officially divorced.
So work things out with your parents now.
Without any obstacles,
they'll approve of your marriage.
Okay, I will do that.
I don't think you will,
but don't cheat on her.
I'm saying it as someone who has lived longer than you.
I'm jealous.
I'll keep that in mind.
I must not have gotten over my feelings for her.
I feel uncomfortable sitting with you.
I'll get going.
Goodbye.
Did you go somewhere?
Geum Hui started chemotherapy today.
I see.
Did you go to see her at the hospital?
No, I didn't. So don't get upset.
Where's Mom?
I don't know. She hasn't taken a step out of her room today.
- What are you doing? - Nothing.
- I'm fine. - What is it?
Are you ill?
Yes, my back hurts.
What is wrong with your back?
Did you start work recently?
You got a loan because of me,
so I got a job at a restaurant to pay you back and this happened.
You got a job?
Yes.
Jun Ho is jobless too. At least, I should make money.
How much did you make?
80 dollars a day for 5 days, so 400 dollars.
You made a lot.
If I work without taking any days off,
I can pay you over 2,000 dollars a month.
Pay off your loan with that, Jun Ho.
How will you work without any days off with that back?
I can't do the dishes because it's too tiring.
I'm thinking of being a designated driver at night.
Then I won't strain my back.
That's too dangerous.
How will you handle drunkards?
Then what should I do?
Those are all the skills I have.
Forget about that and just cook for me.
- What? - Seok Ho is getting married soon.
You can't live here.
Move out with me...
and help me with cooking, cleaning and the laundry.
You can pay off your debt with that.
That's a good idea.
What?
Okay.
What?
I can't live with just him even if it kills me.
Why not? You can do it.
Seok Ho.
My goodness.
This is the beginning of my horrid life.
It's starting.
Oh, it hurts.
Hi, it's me, Dr. Park.
Did Wang Geum Hui start chemotherapy?
I see.
I have a favor to ask of you.
I'll pay for it,
so please move her to a private room.
Don't tell her it was me.
A private room?
That must cost several times more than this room.
I'll just stay here.
We won't charge you more, so please change rooms.
It's because we happen to have an empty room.
- The cost won't change? - No.
How is that possible?
Did Dr. Ju Yong Jin ask you for a favor?
- Excuse me? - Who is Dr. Ju Yong Jin?
- It's Sang Won's father. - What?
I'm right, aren't I?
Yes, he asked me not to tell you,
but you found out.
What is it?
Your father asked for me to be transferred to a private room.
My dad?
Yes.
Please tell him I'm thankful and to consider it accepted,
but I'll stay here.
Geum Hui, don't turn it down.
Why don't you do as my dad said?
I think it's something he wants to do for you.
- Sang Won. - Change rooms, Geum Hui.
Mother, let's change rooms.
I have no say in this.
Dr. Park, we'll move to a private room.
Okay, I'm glad you said that.
I'll call you as soon as the room is ready and you can move.
We'll start your chemotherapy there after you move.
Okay.
Sang Won, is it okay for us to do this?
I'll thank my dad separately.
It's me, Dad.
Yes.
Thank you.
For what?
For moving Geum Hui to a private room.
So you found out.
I told Dr. Park not to tell you.
It may seem shameless, but I'll let you support us.
Yes, since you're there,
take good care of Geum Hui.
Bring her home as soon as she gets better.
Along with Yeo Reum.
Yes, I'll do that.
Thank you again, Dad.
You don't have to thank your parents like that.
You must be at the hospital. Go back to what you were doing.
Okay. Bye.
What do you mean, Dr. Ju?
Is Geum Hui sick?
Yes,
a little.
How is she sick?
What is it, Dr. Yoon?
What? What do you mean?
You look upset.
Did you get in trouble?
No.
It didn't seem like that.
Then what is it?
It's nothing.
Dr. Yoon!
How could you always ignore me like this?
I even complimented you, saying you're very charismatic.
Tell me immediately!
What is it?
Hello. Why did you call?
Geum Ju, I heard your sister is sick.
I guess you heard the news too.
You wench. Why didn't you tell me?
I thought we were close friends.
It's not even good news to tell.
They say that you should let more people know about an illness,
encourage a fight, and stop a negotiation.
Is there such a saying?
You're so ignorant.
I still don't understand what Seok Ho sees in you...
who is so ignorant.
Anyway, make sure to tell her to cheer up for me,
and that I will do anything if she ever needs my help.
Thank you for saying that, So Ra.
Okay. Bye.
- Ms. Jeong. - Yes?
Can you repeat what you just said?
What did I say?
You said something like "Let more people know about an illness..."
Oh, that?
You should let more people know about an illness, encourage a fight,
and stop a negotiation.
My goodness.
You are completely mistaken.
I am? About what?
What am I mistaken about?
You're right about letting more people know about an illness.
- But you confused the other two. - Pardon?
You shouldn't encourage a fight. You should stop it.
It's the negotiation you should encourage.
Is that so?
You still have a long way to go.
Don't be mean.
Since Geum Ju is more ignorant than me, she mustn't know I'm wrong.
Stop a fight, and encourage... Encourage...
Where did you go without telling me?
I went grocery shopping.
Grocery shopping?
I bought all the foods that would be helpful for Geum Hui's illness.
What?
Why? Am I not allowed to do it?
I didn't say that.
I just hope you didn't buy any weird stuff...
that are used for a folk remedy.
Don't look down on folk remedies.
And don't worry. Most of them are different types of mushroom.
However, is Geum Hui your daughter-in-law?
Why would you help her out when even I don't do it?
It doesn't matter who does it as long as it helps her get better.
Whatever. Anyway, I'll pay you for the food.
So let's say it was my idea.
Pardon?
Can't you see what I mean?
You'll probably call Sang Won to tell him...
to give it to Geum Hui.
Yes, I will. So what?
I'm asking you...
to tell Sang Won that it was my idea to send her the food.
I'll pay you for your work too.
You know what I mean, right?
Do you want to butter Sang Won up?
What did you say?
All right. I'll do as you asked.
I'll be happy to do it as I also hope you two reconcile.
You don't have to pay me.
She always acts like a know-it-all.
A private room looks nice,
but I still feel uncomfortable.
I'm sorry, Mother.
I apologize for what my parents did to make you upset.
I didn't say that because I wanted you to apologize.
He's right, Mom. Please stop being upset with them.
All right. In fact, I have no choice.
They're my in-laws now.
- Hello. - Ms. Wang.
Let's start the chemotherapy now.
Don't be too nervous.
The anticancer drugs can cause side effects...
such as nausea, vomiting, or dizziness.
If it's unbearable, tell the nurses.
I'll give you medicine to ease your symptoms.
I understand.
- Nurse, begin the treatment. - Yes, Doctor.
Wait a moment.
Can I call my son before we begin?
Hi, Mom.
Hi, Yeo Reum.
Mom, why are you wearing a beanie?
Well... I wanted to look pretty for you.
What do you think? Do I look pretty?
Yes, you look pretty.
I'm relieved.
Mom, I went to the church with Dad earlier, and we prayed together.
Did you?
What did you pray for?
I promised that I will be a good boy,
and prayed that you will get better soon.
Did you?
I will make sure to recover...
for you, Yeo Reum.
So don't worry about me.
Eat well, and sleep well...
while waiting for me, all right?
Yes, I'll do that.
You are so mature as always, my son.
Then, let's talk on the phone again.
Okay. Bye.
Oh, my. You're such a sweet boy.
I can't believe you came to our family.
You're so sweet, Yeo Reum.
My sweet pumpkin.
Nurse, I'm ready now.
Please begin.
Lie down, please.
I'll begin the chemotherapy now.
Injecting the anticancer drug.
(Home for Summer)
It's been over a month since she started chemotherapy, right?
I hope the chemotherapy will be successful this time.
I'm sure you will get a good result.
What are you going to do?
I'm thinking of studying abroad.
Do you have any plans?
I want to do volunteer work in a remote island.
Go on a honeymoon?
Get some fresh air and rest for a few days.
It's too much for her now.
- Let's go on a trip, Sang Won. - Are you sure you'll be okay?