Jenny?
(Fashion designer, Jenny)
Yes, it's her. I'm sure of it.
Master, I heard Jenny has a fashion show tomorrow in Nagasaki.
Can you get me a ticket?
It's at the Blueberry Hall at 1pm.
You have to get me a ticket, okay?
You never told me Eun Seok was coming back.
Young Man was being pathetic, so I asked him to return...
and help me out with my business.
Young...
Young Man will do a better job now.
Once he marries Ae Young and makes a fresh start...
Shut it!
Young Man is a hundred times better than Eun Seok...
when it comes to business.
He's bold and manly.
He abandoned his wife...
who's suffering so much after having lost her child.
Is that what you call manly?
You always favor Eun Seok and always scold Young Man.
That's why he ended up going astray.
Are you saying I, his grandfather, am responsible...
for how Young Man turned out?
What did you do?
Come on.
Jenny Han's mother deals with all her business matters.
People have a hard time working with her because she's so fussy.
How do you expect Eun Seok to deal with a woman like her?
Dad, it should be me and Young Man working on that project.
No.
It belongs to Eun Seok.
About that deal with J Group...
Do you really think it'll benefit us?
Yes, Mother. I thoroughly looked into it, so don't worry.
I don't want to go to Korea.
But Jenny really wants to go.
Did you purposely plan this for Jenny?
Yes, Mother.
Your affection for her is so deep.
But I don't want Jenny to become more famous than she already is.
- Yes, I know. - I just want her to marry you...
and live an elegant life as she looks after all the hotels...
you own around the world.
Yes, Mother. It's true that my hands are full with the hotel business.
Exactly.
But Jenny's been wanting to go to Korea so much,
so you should at least sign a deal with a Korean company.
Plus, it's your home.
Nonsense.
There are so many better places in the world other than Korea.
If you insist, I'll let him join the project.
Eun Seok doesn't know our company very well.
I'll teach him everything.
He's been working for seven years now.
I'm sure he'll do fine.
I'm offering to yield and let him take part.
Will you be able to do a proper job?
Yes.
Jenny's mother takes care of her daughter's foreign businesses,
and she's known to be extremely fussy.
Eun Seok will never be able to...
deal with a woman like that all on his own.
The whole world keeps applauding Jenny,
and that's only making her become overly confident.
I'm so sick of all the reporters prowling around Jenny...
hoping that they'll get something from her.
I wholeheartedly agree with you.
Man Soo, you really are amazing.
You understand everything I say.
I wonder if there's a contest that tests the compatibility...
between a mother-in-law and a son-in-law.
Pardon?
If we entered such a contest, we'd definitely win the grand prize.
Then should I create one in my hotel?
Once you marry Jenny,
you should make one to commemorate your marriage.
Okay, I'll do that.
Whenever I'm with you, all my worries go away,
and it feels as if I've become 10 years younger.
Thank you, Mother.
(Outsight Magazine)
Mr. Han.
Get lost, Kyung In.
You'll end up opening your eyes in just one second.
Don't try to play to tricks on me.
Jenny, Jenny, Jenny Han.
What... What about her?
Open both your eyes.
Tell me what it is first.
Jenny's coming to Korea.
What?
Did you eat something?
I had a sandwich.
Man Soo had a banquet prepared for you at his hotel.
Who's Man Soo?
Man Soo is Man Soo. Who do you think?
Here. It's a plane ticket to Korea.
Do I finally get to go...
to Korea?
That's how considerate Man Soo is.
You always say you want to go to Korea,
so he picked out the best company in Korea...
to settle a deal just for you.
I do thank him for that.
You should frequently eat with him on my behalf.
What?
I'm finally going to Korea.
How long has it been?
Really?
When is she coming? What day? What date? What time?
I'll look into the details.
I knew it. I knew it.
You really are quick with information.
Yes, that's right. The mysterious hermit designer.
If there's a reporter that has to meet Jenny...
A reporter that is capable of meeting her...
That is me, Lee Kyung In.
Why do you like Korea?
If I could have things my way, I'd never go there.
Why not, Mom? It's our home.
Remember that bathroom in the park where we used to wash our hair?
- Jenny. - And do you remember...
the Mia-ri dry sauna? We slept there when we had money.
- Do you think it's all still there? - Jenny.
Jenny, what are you talking about?
When did we ever do that?
It's all just from your dream.
You had nightmares.
You were weak ever since you were young,
so you'd frequently see stuff and say weird things.
Mom.
Jenny, you know what?
You should go to a hospital before you go to Korea.
No.
No, I'm fine.
A weird scene suddenly popped into my mind.
Don't you remember what Dr. Yoon told you?
If you repeatedly have the same dream, it eventually feels real.
You've been searching all sorts of stuff about Korea...
including street photos because you like Korea so much.
But what? A dry sauna in Mia-ri?
A bathroom in the park?
Why did you have to pick the worst places?
I'm sorry, Mom.
You've been concentrating way too much on tomorrow's show.
I think that's why you suddenly lost it. What are we going to do?
I guess that's what happened.
Why did I say such nonsense?
This is why I want you to stop working.
If you marry Man Soo...
and travel around the world as you sleep in his hotel suites,
that illness of yours will surely disappear.
You should marry him once you return from Korea.
He even prepared an amazing piece of jewelry for the proposal.
Please stop. I don't want to marry him.
Man Soo is going to be my son-in-law no matter what.
He's the best son-in-law one could ever ask for.
You can tell me to stop...
talking about memories that are uncertain.
Jenny.
Okay, fine. Let's say they're just nightmares and false memories.
I'll agree to all of that.
What? They're really nightmares, false memories, and delusions.
Do you still not get that?
Okay, fine. I'll agree that they're delusions and nightmares.
But regardless of how delusional I can be...
and how unsound my memory is,
I'm still going to choose whom I'm going to marry.
Okay, fine.
Just make sure tomorrow's show goes well.
"The hermit designer, Jenny."
"No one knows much about her private life."
"Her mother takes care of all her business deals and contracts."
"Jenny doesn't seem to care at all..."
"about what a great designer she is..."
"and how much everyone loves her."
"Even in this very moment,"
"Jenny is in her tiny workroom focusing on her work."
"According to a few models who have had the chance to work with her,"
"Jenny is a true professional."
"Jenny doesn't seem very interested in the appraisal she's getting."
"But she's making history as an Asian designer..."
"in the current global fashion industry."
She seemed impressive the moment I saw her.
I can't believe I'll be working with her.
By the way,
I never heard any news about Jenny coming to Korea.
Where did you hear the news?
I checked, and I'm sure of it.
Everyone in this industry knows about it already.
But I didn't know.
And that means a lot of people still don't know about it yet.
Okay, great.
Kyung In, you should no longer be focused on...
the extinction of the 500-year-old red pine...
or our country's dialects.
These are also important.
There's something that's 500 times more important than this.
And that's Jenny.
Jenny.
She hates interviews,
and she only gives out press releases.
Plus, this is her first official visit to Korea.
Exactly.
If you meet Jenny and succeed in interviewing her,
you'll become a hero of the fashion industry.
I can do it!
You can do it! We can do it!
If you succeed, I'll give you six months' worth...
of all our exclusives.
Really? Are you serious?
You can write about whatever you want...
including the 500-year-old red pine tree.
You can write about this and this.
Thank you! Thank you!
I'll succeed no matter what.
Let's get it.
- Let's get it. - You can do it, Kyung In!
(Outsight Magazine)
Yes! Yes!
This is amazing.
But I'm in trouble.
I can't believe he believed my bluff so easily.
Jenny Han.
How am I going to meet her?
She even refused to do an interview with all the major press companies.
My brother is the only person I can ask for help.
(Hyeeun Elementary School)
(Hope Quick Delivery)
- Hey, Dong Joo. - Hey, Kyung In.
You haven't forgotten about going to Ma Eum's school, right?
I actually just got here. I'm a little late.
What a relief.
Then I'll see you at home. I have something to tell you.
Okay.
(Please close the door.)
(My family)
This is the house of a blowfish.
Our family loves this house.
My dad works hard like a blowfish,
and he promised to get us a really nice house.
- What is that? - Goodness.
- Buy a house? - My goodness.
- What is she saying? - Seriously.
Great job, Ma Eum!
You can do it!
My dad drives a motorcycle and works hard every day.
And I'm very proud of him.
Gosh, you're the best, Ma Eum. You're the best!
Look. Isn't it cool?
This is how a blowfish builds a house.
It's really cool.
But don't you have a mom?
Of course, I have a mom. Who doesn't have a mom?
I mean, it's always your dad who comes to school.
He even came earlier.
I have a mom.
Ma Eum.
Dad.
You were amazing today, Ma Eum.
The house you drew was the best.
It would've been nice if Mom saw it as well.
She's always looking down on you from above.
She's here again.
- Who is it? - It's me.
Why would you park your bicycle in front of the door?
Bring it inside.
Okay, I will.
I signed a deal.
- What? With whom? - Who do you think?
I signed a deal with someone who was willing to pay what I asked.
I told you that I'll have the money ready by this week.
She likes this house.
It's near the subway station,
it's facing the south, and it's clean.
Yes, I know. That's why I wanted to renew the contract.
The new tenant is very refined.
She's an unmarried lady who works at a bank and lives alone.
When I mentioned the deposit, she didn't ask any other questions.
What I like most about her is that she doesn't have any kids.
Ma Eum, can you wait in your room?
Did you already sign the contract?
Not only that.
I even received the deposit.
She would never forget to pay her monthly rent.
Here. It's your deposit.
I want you to empty the place within a month.
My blood dries up when my tenants forget to pay their monthly rent.
Do you know how much I suffered after you guys moved in here?
I was only late by 1 or 2 days. It's not like I never paid you.
I can't even stand waiting for a day.
My blood dries up when I don't get the money on the fixed date.
Make sure you move out. The quicker the better.
Dad.
Do we have to move?
Ma Eum, don't worry.
Let's go to a place that's a lot better than this.
Don't worry too much.
It's just the aftereffect of the car accident.
So she doesn't have dementia or anything like that?
No, she doesn't. And her bleeding has become a lot better.
Then why does she keep showing those symptoms?
She's experienced a lot of pain with her family.
Right.
Her son-in-law must not visit very often.
No, it's nothing like that.
Let's go. I told you that I'm fine.
Don't leave her all by herself for too long.
She'll recover if someone cares for her by her side.
Okay, I understand.
Let her meet the son-in-law she longs for so much.
You've been living alone for way too long, Mom.
I should live with you from now on.
What?
Let's move to a bigger place.
My grandfather-in-law gave me a really big house.
Why would he give you a big house?
And why would you live with me? What are you talking about?
Mom.
I...
got a divorce.
What?
You...
You got a divorce?
Song Ah, did that hooligan eventually ask for a divorce?
I'm the one who wanted to get a divorce.
Please say I did a good job.
My baby.
My goodness, it must've been so hard for you.
Mom, I'm all okay now.
I'm serious.
Okay, good job.
You can get divorced 100 times, and I'll still be on your side.
The first and last time...
I ever saw my son-in-law was on the day of your wedding.
I literally forgot what he looks like.
I can't believe...
I longed for my son-in-law.
Every time I saw a young man walk by,
I'd think of him as my son-in-law.
I never forgot about him and always wished him the best.
I longed for him and missed him so much.
That was all.
Gosh, that darn hooligan.
He cheated on you the moment he married you.
I'm sure he never got rid of that nasty habit.
Congratulations, congratulations
Congratulations on your divorce
Great job.
Thank you, Mom.
Let's move to a bigger place.
We'll plant your favorite vegetables there...
and grow flowers as well.
You'll get to live a happy life with me from now on.
Okay, I'm really excited.
Goodness, my baby. Good job.
Good job. Good job.
- Hey, Ma Eum. - Aunt Kyung In.
Did you do a good job on your presentation?
Yes.
Your hugs are the best, Ma Eum.
- There's nothing like it, is there? - No.
Of course.
I'm always ready to hug you with warmth.
You're too mature for your age.
I don't know about that.
But she's definitely more mature than you.
I'm stressed out, so I should have some fun with Ma Eum today.
What do you say, young lady?
Sounds great.
My gosh.
"Sounds great"? Goodness.
5, 6, 7, 8.
1, 2, 3, 4, and 1, 2, 3, 4.
I have no time to meet women
I only care about you two
You'll never see anyone dance this well at home
Dong Joo and Kyung In
Let's win, Korea
Ma Eum!
My daughter, Ma Eum!
Ma Eum, you're the best!
Make sure you double check the audience.
No one can come in without an invitation ticket.
They can't enter even if they came with a VVIP.
Jenny, are you watching?
Why don't you do a final check?
Please change Naoko and Mina's outfits.
And adjust the visors on hats to the left side.
Okay.
Jenny, don't worry. You can take some rest now.
I'll take care of the stage.
No.
I'll be joining the finale stage today.
Jenny.
What? She's going to join the finale stage?
She's been quiet for a while,
but she's starting to show interest in unnecessary things again.
Jenny.
Why would you join the finale stage?
That wasn't part of the plan.
The security team isn't ready for anything.
I checked the audience and noticed that I know most of them.
Today, I want to say hello to everyone myself.
Jenny, did you forget what happened last time?
It's been a while since that happened. I'm sure I'll be fine.
Okay, fine. I'll have everyone ready.
People always forget, and that's always the problem.
- Is everything ready? - Yes.
Make sure you don't make a mistake.
Three.
Two.
One.
Jenny, it might be dangerous.
Why don't you just change your mind?
It's okay. I even prepared a mask just like you said.
Just see if I do a good job or not.
- Okay, I hope you do great. - Okay. Wish me luck.
Jenny.
Jenny! Jenny!
Get out of the way!
Jenny.
- Jenny. - Man Soo, can you take her inside?
Okay, Mother.
Jenny.
"Man Soo"?
May I help you?
I just saw someone run inside.
Who?
Someone strange ran over here.
No.
This is the staff room.
Strangers aren't allowed inside.
I'm guessing you were invited to the show.
Yes.
I'm sorry. You should go back.
Leave a little later.
(Shady Mom-in-law)
I'm sure I saw him run inside.
Why did she lie and said no one was there?
He was the first person to run over to me...
when I had fainted.
Who do you think she is? You'll get to meet her soon.
Find out who she is, where she lives,
and what she does for a living. Find out as soon as possible.
Nothing's happened for the past 25 years.
No one was able to find out. Everything will be fine.