All language subtitles for Once Again E31

What's the diagnosis?

I saw him yesterday.
He just went into cardiac arrest.

Seven, eight, nine, ten. One, two…

Isn't it myocarditis?

-I'll secure the airway.
-Come on.

Na-hee, I'll go with him.
Take care of my patients.

Should I come too?
Dr. Park can cover for us.

No, I'll be fine. See you later.

Let's go.

Okay, you have two more days.

How can I secure that amount of money?

Should I run away again?

If I do, is there a place I can hide?

They'll track me down no matter what.

What do I do?

Gosh, that's refreshing.

Are you folding
or crumpling those clothes?

Don't do it if you don't want to.

They're shabby enough
to throw away anyway.

Buy yourself new clothes!

The clothes don't matter.

What matters is who wears them.

The same goes for everything you have.

They're all shabby.

When was this taken? Is this you?

Of course.

That's the only family photo I have.
It's very precious.

You were raised in a temple, right?

And you lost your memory
because you were sick.

But you still have a family photo.

Your mother was a beautiful lady.
I guess you take after your father.

You darn wench.

Have you ever thought about
finding your family?

The technological advances
might provide a way.

I've tried.

I even submitted my information,

but I didn't get any news.

So I just gave up.

It felt fruitless.

There could only be two scenarios.

Either I was abandoned,
or my family is long gone.

Both scenarios are heartbreaking.

Still, your brother is handsome.

Look at his pretty eyes and sharp nose.

If he were alive,
he'd still be just as handsome.

Why on earth would you throw this out?

There's only a tiny tear
on one of the fingers.

Mending the hole makes it usable again.

Water may leak in,
but you can use it for repotting.

Or it'd be a waste
and bad for the environment.

Gosh, would you stop it?
My ears are bleeding.

Just use it if you want to.

It's not a matter of "if."
Of course I'll keep using it.

Fine, I heard you.

Come in.

-I'm home.
-Come on in.

Dad, I bought your favorite
sweet red bean buns.

What? She's right.
Gosh, they look delicious.

Here you go.

You bought this much
on the salary you earn?

Aren't these pricey?

That doesn't mean
I can't buy your favorite snack.

Also, it may be my last treat
for the time being.

I quit my job at the clothing store today.

What?

But you barely started working there.

I want to follow my dream
before it's too late.

Don't worry.
I won't need a lot of money like Jun-seon.

I'm starting a clothing store online.

I'll start with a few items
and build my business.

Why would you quit your steady job

and choose to open up
a clothing store online?

Running a business isn't for everyone.

You're inexperienced, which means--

I know that, Dad.

This isn't some random idea
that popped into my head.

I know I can do a good job and have fun.

Please trust my instincts just this once.

I'll never go back
to being a loafer again. I promise!

Here you go.

You don't do anything halfway, do you?
It's enough to open a convenience store.

Are you sure about treating us like this?

Consider it my last gift

because I may be broke for some time.

I have a good feeling about this.

You're good at choosing the right outfits.

He's right. I wish you the best.

Me too. It totally suits you.

Thanks, boys.

Thanks, son.

I'm home.

-Good evening.
-You're home.

You're late. Were you on a date?

We're throwing a party, so join us.

I'm good. Have fun without me.

Hey, Dr. Song.

Are you home? Is Gyu-jin there?

Yes, he's just back. He's showering.

How's the boy?

While they were on their way,

CPR had to be performed once more.

His BP, vitals, and saturation levels
were low.

He was taken to the ICU
hooked up to an ECMO machine.

Really?

I think Gyu-jin is done.

-Should I put him on?
-No, it's fine.

He's probably exhausted, so let him rest.
Don't tell him that I called.

I'll hang up.

You didn't eat anything, right?

Should I cook you some ramyeon?

Let's just hit the hay.

Darn it.

He's blaming himself again.
He really shouldn't.

If I heat up some porridge,
would he eat it?

Okay.

Hello,
this is Yoon Gyu-jin from Neulpuleun.

Can I get an update on patient Han Jae-min

who was rushed into the ICU today?

His saturation levels are still low?

I see.

Okay, thank you for letting me know.

Please take good care of him.
Thank you so much.

When will that doctor be in?

He's on his way. Just a second, ma'am.

-Ms. Park
-Right.

There you are.

Doctors at Sejin diagnosed him
with acute myocarditis

while you said it was enteritis.

If you had diagnosed properly,
I would've let him rest.

This is, without a doubt, a misdiagnosis.

Ma'am, why don't you calm down and--

How do you expect me to calm down?

What's going on?

It could've been worse
if we had been late.

What if that actually happened?

I will never let this slide.

I heard you were even on TV.

Well, my sister is a reporter.

I'll have her write a story on this
and sue you too!

Don't think I won't!

Ma'am, please let me explain
what you may not know.

Acute myocarditis shows no symptoms
in the beginning.

It develops at a different speed
for everyone.

So it's hard for doctors
to reach a diagnosis.

Based on Jae-min's symptoms yesterday,

I also wouldn't have been able to tell.

So? Are you saying
you're not at all responsible?

And you call yourselves doctors?

I'm the director here.
Why don't we go inside and chat?

I don't care if you're the director. Move!

Ma'am, it won't take long,
so please come with me.

This way.

Ma'am, I understand
how upsetting this must be for you.

-But--
-But what?

Why won't the doctors here
admit their faults?

You people are so shameless
after almost killing my son!

Ms. Park.

I'm sorry to interrupt,
but I must ask you something.

Ask me what?

I read Jae-min's file yesterday
while preparing his transfer.

It was written that Dr. Yoon advised you
to take Jae-min to the ER

if he had a fever
or his condition worsened that night.

Did he show no symptoms in the evening?

According to his file, he would've shown--

Well, you're wrong.
The doctor said no such thing.

It was written in his file,
but you didn't hear it?

That's right. I didn't hear it.

Forget all this.

Just know
that I'll be taking action right away!

How can she be that stubborn?

I'll sort this out with our legal team,
so calm down.

You're too worked up right now.

Na-hee.

I knew you'd be here.

You're blaming yourself again, aren't you?

I should've had him admitted.

It could've been grounds
for over-treatment,

but I should've had him admitted
and checked.

I knew something wasn't right.

His mother didn't seem
like she cared enough.

No one admits a patient for enteritis.

I read the boy's file,
and you clearly warned his mom.

You told her to bring the boy in

if he developed a fever
or became lethargic.

Yes, I did. I warned her.

But you know what?

She told me she never heard anything.

-What?
-That's what she said.

She was acting like I was crazy.

Gyu-jin, you know how parents
can be grateful one minute

and turn into your biggest enemy the next.

That boy's mom won't let this slide.

Don't take this situation lightly.

Na-hee, I understand what you're saying,

but the boy's in the ICU.

First, I want to make sure
he gets better and becomes stable.

I'll fight my case

once I know he's better.

And when is that going to be?
After all the damage is done?

You need to see this
from a realistic standpoint.

If things go south,
your career might be ruined.

Before it gets any worse…

What happened to your finger?

I hurt myself while giving CPR.

That's not what matters right now.

If you don't take action, you might end up
losing your medical license.

It must sting.

Apply some ointment.

Are you kidding me?

I'm too frustrated to get back to work.

How can something like this happen?

Isn't this the worst year for Gyu-jin?
He should pray for some luck.

WELL-KNOWN PEDIATRICIAN
COVERS UP MALPRACTICE

Oh my gosh.
An article has already been posted.

It's on the front page of a web portal.

-What?
-She sure is a lady of action.

-Really?
-Where?

It's being flooded with comments.

"A specialized children's hospital?"

"That's a short list."

"Whoever it is
can kiss his career goodbye."

"Who would take their children there?"

"A doctor without a conscience
should be buried."

"Here's the link
to his hospital's website."

My gosh,
our online bulletin board is on fire.

They're asking if the doctor is Dr. Yoon.

This won't go away easily.

I feel bad for Dr. Yoon.

You've got to be kidding me.

Something like this
could easily happen to us as well.

Myocarditis gives me the chills.
It terrifies me.

What's going on?

Dr. Song.

An article has already been posted.

Nurse Oh, could you get me

a copy of Han Jae-min's chart
and prescriptions?

I want to see his past medical history.

Yes, Doctor.

Ju-ri.

What?

How much does Cho-yeon pay you?
Two million won a month?

She gives us as much as she can.
Why do you ask?

I'm wondering if you've been saving up.

As you know, we don't have anyone

to lend us money
when we desperately need some,

and banks rarely approve us loans.

I feel like saving up when we can
seems to be the only way.

I guess I agree with you there.

Right?

That being said, have you been saving up?
How much do you have?

I don't have anything
because I wire everything to my family.

-To your family?
-Yes, to my family.

Why are you all breadwinners?

You guys are too nice.
It's so frustrating.

Why are you frustrated
that I send my family money?

I just am, all right?
I don't need permission to be frustrated.

And what's up with this hot weather?

Ga-yeon?

I'm broke too.
I don't have a single penny saved up.

Zero. Zilch.

I didn't even ask.

How can this place not even have a shower?

Gosh, it's hot. Unbelievable!

That was a nice wall you put up. Good job.

Is there anything to sell here?
Like gold bars…

Here we go.

I have a good feeling about this.

What? That's all?

Why did she wrap up this pile of rags?

I got excited about nothing.

How irritating.

Gosh, my back hurts.

What's wrong?

Do you think I have gold in there?

What are you talking about?

I was looking for nail clippers.

-Did you buy all the groceries?
-Yes.

I'll try making gimbap
with fried tofu this time.

People just love my gimbap.

My gosh.

I spent the whole day making gimbap,
and now my wrists are killing me.

ASPIRIN

Oh dear.

Hey, you are helpful after all.

Thank you.

Don't mention it.

-It's hot. Come on out.
-Okay.

It's me, Mom. Is everything all right?

I'm calling to say hi.

Well… Mom. I was wondering…

Your back again?

That's why I told you not to go diving.
It's dangerous.

Okay. Don't skip your meals.

All right. I'll call again.

I shouldn't have called her.
It added to my concern.

I wish a bag full of money
would fall from the sky.

Gosh, I don't know.

Things are uneasy at the hospital.

It doesn't feel good
to see Gyu-jin so down.

In the meantime, I miss you, Da-hee.

Too bad. I'm busy with the group project,
so I can't come to see you.

A group project?

Whom are you working with?

Ye-jin, Eun-seo, and Jun-ho.
There are four of us including me.

I see. I don't know any of them.

What about Ji-won? Isn't he in the team?

No. Not this time.
We were split into teams randomly.

That's good. He was getting on my nerves.

Who? Ji-won?

What's the matter with you?

He's a nice guy.

I'm not okay with him though.

I have a bad feeling about him.

I'm a very sensitive person.

Okay. Hurry and get back to work.
Make sure to comfort Gyu-jin.

Okay. I'll call you later.

-Work hard, Da-sik.
-Okay.

I'll work hard.

You're so cute, Jae-seok.

Da-hee.

Hey, Ji-won.

-Where were you? The department room?
-Yes.

Oh, right. I switched teams with Jun-ho
for the group project.

-I'm in your group now.
-Really?

He said we had a difficult topic.
I guess that's why.

I can't blame him.

Then I should probably share my materials
with you. Where should we do that?

-We can use an empty classroom.
-Okay.

-Let's go before other students come in.
-All right. Let's go.

-Hurry. Move quickly.
-Hey.

Okay.

What is it?

Nothing. I just noticed
that you're working really hard.

Da-hee, are you having fun doing this?

Yes. It's so much fun.

I like working on projects like this.

All the lectures and quizzes
are so much fun too.

Look.

"A desire for social connection
is human nature."

"Anxiety rises
from the feeling of isolation

and helplessness in a hostile world."

Do you not agree with this?

In what sense?

As you already know, I used to work.

The social connection
that's mentioned here…

Just for this, I put up with things

that I didn't even like
and was in tears every day.

So I'm really happy
with what I'm doing now.

At least I'm learning what I like now.

And I believe my effort will pay off.

Gosh.

Did I sound like an ethics textbook?

No.

I think that's cool.

I'm saying there was a time
when I was pathetic.

-Hello?
-Hello, Ms. Sung.

This is Seo-yeong's teacher.

Hello, sir.

Can I ask why you are calling?

Take it seriously.
Practice as if this is for real.

Okay.

Hang on. Let's take a short break.

Seo-yeong's teacher told me
Seo-yeong left school early.

But I can't reach her.

Are you with her now?

DAD

DAD

Seo-yeong.

What is it? Why are you here?

You know why. I'm here to find you.

I searched all the internet cafés
looking for you.

Why did you leave school early?

-Are you really sick?
-Can't you tell?

Do I look sick?

Seo-yeong. Why are you being like this?

Are you mad at me and your mom?

I don't know. It's all a hassle.

-Seo-yeong.
-What?

You and Mom do whatever you want,
so I'm doing the same.

I'll go to school and study
only when I want to.

-Can't I do that?
-Of course not.

Do you think it makes sense?

Do you really

want to act this recklessly?

I don't know. Just leave me alone.

You're the one who told me not to visit.

I can't believe this.

Excuse me. I'd like to pay.

Just a moment, please.

Seo-yeong.

This one looks good.

I think this one will sell well.

What? My gosh. Is this your daughter?

She's adorable.

She looks just like you.

We do look alike.

I don't think we've met, young lady.

Are you starting a business?

Gosh, I'm not young.

I'm a mother too.

I'm thinking about
starting an online shopping mall.

I love all the clothes here.

-I think I'll come often.
-Okay.

Hey, Jun-seon. I'm busy now.
What's the matter?

AUNTIE GA-HEE

Auntie.

You're going to choke on it.
Slow down and drink this.

Okay.

You didn't have lunch, did you?

You should always leave school
after you eat lunch, you fool.

You are a smart girl.
How can you not know that?

I didn't think it through.
I've never done it before.

Be honest with me.

What are you trying to do now?

Defiance? Rebellion?

I don't know.

I'm upset.

I want Mom and Dad to be angry
because of me.

Just like how I am now because of them.

I see.

I have no right to say
that I understand you,

but I do know how you're feeling now.

Auntie.

What's wrong with grown-ups?

What's wrong with Mom and Dad?

And what's wrong with you
and Auntie Na-hee?

You guys got married for love.

Why do you have kids
then get divorced without asking them?

I feel really ashamed,

but adults have

lots of problems
that you kids won't understand.

We don't get married
knowing that we'll get divorced.

It's so sad.

I keep getting sad.

I'm always sad.

There's nothing noticeable
on his previous chart.

If he went into cardiac arrest,

there must've been symptoms
the night before.

Are these all the ER calls
we got last night?

Yes, Doctor.

PATIENT CHART

Go on inside while I wait.

Okay. I'll go inside.

Grow up quickly, Seo-yeong.

Then we can discuss life over soju.

And love.

Call me if you feel frustrated.

I can buy you tteokbokki any time.

You can come out. She went inside.

It won't last.

She's simple and sweet like you.

Will you cheer up?
Our world hasn't caved in.

Stand up straight.

Let's go.

Isn't it nice and cool?

Song Seo-yeong. Where were you?

What?

How dare a student leave school early?

Where were you until now?

I wandered about.

I have that kind of background.

-Is it my fault?
-What?

Wash your hands and eat dinner.

Seo-yeong, you won't have dinner?

Will you open the door? Seo-yeong.

What are you doing here?

I have nothing to say to you.

My lawyer will handle things
with your hospital's legal team.

If you want to placate me to cover up--

Listen to this first.

You called that night at 11:20 p.m.

Hello, this is
Neulpuleun Children's Hospital's ER.

I'm the mom of a patient
who was there today.

He has enteritis.
His stomach pains got worse,

and his fever is higher.
He's even throwing up.

The doctor told me to bring him in
if he got worse,

but I don't know
if this is serious or not.

If your son's condition
has changed in any way,

you should bring him in.

But I don't think it's that serious.

Okay, I'll keep an eye on him.

I have important plans tomorrow. Thank--

What happened was--

You said it yourself.

That the doctor told you to bring him in.

I'm sorry.

I thought I'd feel less guilty
if I blamed someone.

He kept passing out,

and I took him to the math competition.

Ma'am.

I know how you feel.

You can correct this.

Will you have

the journalist write a correction?

Did you read the amended article
on Dr. Yoon?

Yes. It wasn't malpractice.

The mom admitted to being mistaken.

All the complaints disappeared.

We can relax now.

It's so strange.

Why did she change her tune
when our legal team didn't intervene?

Good morning.

-Hello.
-Hi.

Did you hear that Dr. Yoon's in the clear?

Yes, I heard. Where is he?

He took the day off.

He called and asked me
to take his patients.

Did he?

Come in.

Good morning.
I brought your morning coffee.

Thank you. I was craving some.

Yes. I thought so.

Here you go.

-Was it you?
-What?

Gyu-jin's problem.

I went to check last night's ER callers
and heard that you'd been by.

Yes.

It could've gotten worse.

You saved Gyu-jin and our hospital.

I am sort of a warrior sometimes.

I must correct what is wrong.

Is that the only reason?

Pardon?

I'm wondering if it was for Gyu-jin.

As the hospital director, it's a relief.

But as your boyfriend…

my heart sank.

You solved the problem,
so spare me some time this evening.

The State University of New York
professors I told you about

are in Seoul for a symposium.

I'd like to introduce you to them.

Even if you don't go to New York,
it'd be good to know them.

Yes, sure.

It's unusual that Yeon-hong
didn't come here with us.

I know. She usually follows us
because it's boring to be alone.

I don't know. I guess she felt guilty.

She doesn't work, so maybe she didn't
want to get her hair done for free.

She's not the kind of person
to care about that.

You're right.

Let's get out of here. I must escape.

If I don't, they might do something to me.

My goodness.

What? Were you going out?
Were you going to run away?

No, I was--

You were going to do what?

Speak! Where are you going?
On a picnic? With all that?

You startled me.

Do you have to shout
and scare me like that?

Forget it.

Do you have the money?

You owe me 65 million won.

No. Well…

How can I get that much money in two days?

If you really want that money,
give me more time

or charge me less interest!

Guys. It's not working. Let's begin.

-Sounds good.
-Shall we warm up, then?

My goodness! Gosh!

I told you not to make me angry.

What are you staring at?

These people think I'm a bad person
because of you.

What should one do
if they borrow someone's money?

They must pay the interest on time
or repay the principal at once.

You little…

You over there.

Get over here.

You in the green pants, get over here.

Yes, you in the green pants.

Are you a Smurf?

Give me that. Hand it over!

You must have a death wish.

Darn it.

Get back. Go!

Leave. All of you, get out of here!

Take a sip at least.

This is an iced Frappuccino.
It's what young people drink these days.

You won't believe how marvelous it is.

Go ahead.

What did you do wrong this time?

It's nothing, really.

I went to meet a client,
and I got too busy chatting.

She's mad because I missed
a few phone calls from her.

A few? Just a few? You missed seven!

I was putting off lunch
so that we could eat together, but you…

-What? An iced Frappuccino?
-Mr. Song!

-Mr. Song!
-What's wrong?

Outside…

-What?
-What's going on?

There's trouble at the gimbap diner.

Thugs are smashing up the place
and pushing people aside.

-They're making threats as well.
-What?

Who do they think they are?
I'll teach them a lesson!

Chi-su, wait for me.
You can't take them on by yourself.

Chi-su!

Gosh, he's seeing red again.

He shouldn't get involved. Chi-su, wait!

-Go ahead and call the police.
-Got it.

Where's my money?

Answer me, you cow!

Stop what you're doing!

Who do you think you are?

You have no right to cause a scene
at our market.

You've got to be kidding me.

-And who might you be, old man?
-What?

What?

"Old man"?

I'm the president
of the market's merchants' association.

The president? Boys, it's the president.

Let us say hello, sir.

Anybody can call themselves a president
these days.

How dare you?

Have you no respect at all?

Holding a weapon
doesn't make you the boss.

You can't possibly think
that you can take us all on.

So what if you have an advantage
in numbers?

-What are you going to do about it?
-Did you just grab me?

No!

Why, you…

No, don't you dare! No! Stop!

Not him. Not my Chi-su.

If you're going to hit someone, hit me.

His face is too precious for you to hit.

Ok-ja.

Precious?

Now, that was hilarious.

It's like watching a comedy.

I don't know what you want,

but you can't disturb
someone's workplace like this.

Leave when we ask nicely,
or we'll call the police.

Then call the police.

Would we have come here
without that in mind, old man?

Guys, call the police.

What is going on?

Cho-yeon!

Cho-yeon…

You must be worse than garbage
to disturb someone's workplace like this.

Did you just call me garbage?

It seems like you're their boss,
and you're here for money.

Where are your manners though?
Is this how your boss taught you?

This market sure has its fair share
of gutsy people.

-Who do you think you are--
-You!

Is this how you treat someone
who's old enough to be your aunt?

You must be one crazy lady--

-No!
-Did you just grab my arm?

Sure, go ahead.

What the…

Can you let go?

My whole body is aching.

You drive me crazy, you know that?

I was about to take off

when they came barging in.

And what if you managed to run away today?
They would've found you again.

How long are you going to live like this?

How much do you owe them anyway?

Tell me.

How much do you owe them?

A principal of 40 million won

and 25 million won in interest.

So that's 65 million won in total.

Are you kidding me?

How could you be this reckless?

Did you start gambling again?

Is that why you're in debt?

No way!

I'm done with all that.
I haven't gambled in a while.

I borrowed the money
to bring my mom to Seoul.

I'm sorry to have ruined your business
for the day.

Opening up the diner
isn't the issue right now.

Do you really think this is over?

The police will let them go
after writing up a report.

Then they'll obviously come back.

Get away from here for now.

Find a spot somewhere far away.

Come up with a plan to pay back your debt

and think about
how you're going to live your life.

Got it?

I'm already terrible at taking photos,
and it'll look worse outdoors.

But it costs too much to rent a studio.

Can I borrow yours for about an hour?

It'll be like I was never there.

Really? Thank you so much!

I'll call you again later. Thanks.

Studio, check.

Next, I need a model to wear the clothes.

I can wear the women's clothes,

but what about the men's clothes?

No. No way.

I have standards to maintain.

Can you believe it?

That hurts.

No, not him either.

He's not charismatic enough.

I'm home.

I didn't expect you two
to come home together.

We met up at the gym
to squeeze in a workout.

What is it?

I have no other choice.

It has to be you again.

Hyo-sin, could we talk for a second?

What's this about?

I think it'll fit you nicely,
and you'll look good in this color. Good.

What?

Hyo-sin, your advice and encouragement

played a huge part
in my starting this business.

While you're at it,
could you offer more of your help?

Please, Hyo-sin.

All right.

Right here. Stand there.

I don't think I can do this.

Don't be ridiculous.
You can't say that now.

I only have the studio for about an hour,
so we need to make it quick.

Let's see how the photos come out.

Don't try to pose.
Look as natural as possible, okay?

Here we go.

One, two.

One, two.

I'm only going to use your best shots,

so don't let this be a burden.
Loosen up a bit.

Sure.

Yes, that's a good one. One, two.

One, two.

One, two.

Gosh, you're looking great.

One, two.

Are you kidding me? You look amazing.

Let's try that again.

One, two.

Okay!

There you go.
You're less tense now, right?

One, two.

One, two.

Let's entwine arms. One, two.

One, two.

Let's hold hands.

One, two.

Look into the camera.

One, two, three.

Gosh, why on earth isn't he answering?

Isn't Gyu-jin picking up?

I'm afraid he isn't.

He left for work before I did
and didn't mention taking the day off.

Where did he go,
and why isn't he picking up?

Did he go fishing or something?
He has had a tough couple of days.

What about his patient Jae-min?

Isn't he still in the ICU?

Yes, probably.

Then he's probably there.

What?

I bet he's there.

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

Hello, I'm Yoon Gyu-jin from Neulpuleun.
I'm here to ask about Han Jae-min.

His saturation level is still low,
so we're observing.

I see.

Yes, I'm on my way to the library.

I have a team project
and other assignments to work on.

Oh, I see.

Well, I'm taking my mom
out for dinner today.

It's how I stopped her
from coming to the hospital.

I didn't want her to find out
about Gyu-jin.

Good job!

I won't be done until later,
so I'll call you when I'm done.

Sure thing. I miss you, Da-sik. Bye.

I miss you too. Bye.

-Da-hee.
-Hi, Ji-won.

There weren't any empty seats inside,

so I went in and copied
the materials we needed.

Really? It seems like
everyone's studying hard.

We should've gotten here sooner.

Why don't we study
at a coffee shop instead?

Should we?

All right. We're too late to study
in a classroom anyway.

Let's eat first. What would you like?

I'm not sure.

A certain dish popped into my head,

but we need to take the bus.
Are you okay with that?

I've been a regular at this place
for ten years.

The broth is to die for… What?

Mom…

What?

My gosh, Da-hee.

Don't tell her about us!

Don't say anything.

My gosh, Ms. Choi. Fancy seeing you here!

We must've had the same idea.

Hello, Mr. Yoon.

Hello, Ms. Song.

You must be here to grab some dinner.

Yes, we needed to study
for a group project,

but there weren't any seats
at the library.

We decided to head
to a coffee shop after dinner.

You two alone?

There's no other choice.

If that's the case, you should study

at my mother's coffee shop after dinner.

Goodness, he's right.

I was hoping to see you again soon anyway.

This is great.

I wanted you to see me wearing this.

It met its rightful owner.

The scarf looks amazing on you.

Of course. You bought it for me.

We've been making your friend
wait there all this time.

Bring him over here to join us.

Mom, please.
Let's not make this uncomfortable for him.

It's fine with me. Can I sit here?

Sure, go ahead.

Guys, come on in.

You need a place to study,
so why go elsewhere?

Why did you follow us
when I told you to go home?

You never listen, do you?

I wanted a cup of coffee, that's all.
Wouldn't it be weird to get one elsewhere?

Anyway, have a seat.

You said you needed
psychological test samples from adults.

First, let me make you something to drink.
Gosh, this sounds like fun!

Ms. Choi, I'll help.

All right. I'm all done.

I drew what you asked too.

I'm afraid I don't know
how to evaluate these yet.

Then let me.

The tree in this drawing
represents yourself.

Ms. Choi, in your case,

you drew an apple tree
despite being an adult.

Deep down,
you wish to return to your younger self,

and you desire attention.

Goodness.

Also,

you get lonely easily.

My gosh, I think you're right.

I get lonely easily, you see.
This is fascinating.

Here. What about me?

-You, mister--
-What? "Mister"?

That's rude, young buddy.

Call me Jae-seok, okay?

Jae-seok,

your drawing lacks sincerity.

It stems from the fact
that you have a secret to keep.

It's often seen in people with a big ego.

In other words,
you tend to avoid situations

and run away when things get tough.

My gosh, you're right. That's how he is.

It's why you went to Turkey!

Goodness, Ms. Choi.
That sounds right to me too.

Are you sure?
Is this backed up by science?

People like this

flare up and display aggression
when they're called out.

Goodness me.

Sweet boy,
you should make a living out of this.

You couldn't be more correct.

Would you like to try more tests?

Yes!

Mom, that's enough.

Gosh, I feel bad
about all the assignments you have.

You'll have to study until late.

You and Da-hee are in-laws, right?

And now you're dating in secret.

No, we're former in-laws.

My brother and her sister are divorced.

I see.

Sounds interesting.

Anyway, it looks like Ms. Choi,
your mother, doesn't know anything.

Is that correct?

Why does this sound like blackmail?

That's ridiculous.
Why would I blackmail you?

I'm not sure why you would.

I guess there could only be one reason.

You--

I'm way older, so I'll speak freely.

It's because
you have a little thing for Da-hee.

So?

Does it scare you?

How bold of him
getting in my face like that.

YONGJU TRADITIONAL MARKET
MERCHANT CO-OP

-Today--
-Excuse me.

Before we start the meeting,

I'd like to offer you an apology.

My acquaintance made a scene today,

and I'm awfully sorry about that.

So did your friend leave?

Yes, she did. I sent her on her way.

It's all right, then.

It's not like you knew,
and she's gone now.

No. It must've interfered
with your business.

I'll be sure to compensate you
for all the damage.

Because of what happened, I only sold
half the usual amount of doughnuts.

Hey.

I'll buy a bunch of them tomorrow.

Fortunately, I love twisted doughnuts.

It's sweet. I'm really sorry.

So are you feeling all right?

You were yelling and growling at them,
but I bet you were shivering inside.

How did you know?

I have good lungs and a brawny body.

I've dealt with a lot of bad guys,
so I do have some guts.

But that's mostly acquired.

It's not like
I was born with nerves of steel.

So my heart pounded earlier.
I was terrified.

I could tell.

Now I know what you're really like.

This market is starting to grow on me,

so I'm upset that I keep
causing harm to the people.

It's not like you meant to do it.

And I don't think it will happen again.

Of course not.
It should never happen again.

Thank you for your kind words, Mr. Song.

I will clean up this place.
You can leave now.

-I'll do it with you.
-Just go.

-Gosh, why?
-Thank you for today.

All right, then. Bye.

Hello, sir.

-You're a little late today.
-I know.

I stopped by another market.

I see.

Hang on, sir. Drink this.

Again? Thank you.

-I really appreciate it.
-It's nothing.

Let me open it for you.

My gosh.

-Here. Enjoy it.
-Thank you.

-I'll see you, then.
-Bye.

My gosh. I can't believe this.

-Give me that. Let me see.
-What?

My shoe?

What do I do?

What are you going to do with it?

It's just temporary.
Have it mended tomorrow.

Thank you so much.

You're really good at this.

-Thank you.
-My pleasure.

TAKE THE ANTIBIOTIC TWICE A DAY.
APPLY THE OINTMENT.

Take the antibiotic twice a day.

Apply the ointment.

Gyu-jin?

When did he do this
with everything that's been going on?

Let's go, Na-hee.

-Na-hee?
-Yes?

Okay.

Are you going or not?

I'm going now.

Don't be nervous.

It's not a formal interview.

You're just doing this
to get acquainted with them.

Okay.

Prof. Michael is
staying at the Saint Hotel,

so I booked the rooftop restaurant there.
Is that okay?

Sure.

All right, then. Take your time.

I'll wait in my car at the entrance.

Okay.

PEDIATRICIAN SONG NA-HEE

Interview?

What interview?

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

-Jae-min.
-You don't need to worry now.

You dealt with the cardiac arrest properly
in the early phase,

so there was no brain damage.

And the ejection fraction is normal.

Okay. Thank you.

-Dr. Yoon.
-Ma'am.

You must've been so worried.

Jae-min will be fine now.

I'm sorry about what I did.

Pardon?

I felt guilty, so I lost my mind.

If it weren't for your female colleague,
I would've gone way too far.

I would've been a disgraceful mother.

Pardon?

My female colleague?

If it weren't for your female colleague,
I would've gone way too far.

What?

Why didn't you answer my calls?
I've been worried.

Where are you? Aren't you home?

No.

Are you at the hospital?

Yes, something came up.

Is Na-hee in the hospital? I mean…

is Dr. Song there?

No.

Apparently, she went to the Saint Hotel
with Director Lee for an interview.

They're meeting with some people
from the States.

Do you know anything about that?

I'm wondering if it was for Gyu-jin.

TAKE THE ANTIBIOTIC TWICE A DAY.
APPLY THE OINTMENT.

It must sting.

Apply some ointment.

Na-hee!

Hear me out first.

You should go.

It's a good opportunity.

That is…

what I should say. For your sake.

Gyu-jin.

You're so…

Na-hee.

Na-hee?

Prof. Michael is
moving up the opening date.

So he's been rushing me.

But I haven't given him an exact date yet.

I'm not trying to push you though.

Na-hee. Are you crying?

No.

What's the matter? Why are you crying?

Jeong-rok.

I'm sorry.

I…

It's because of Gyu-jin, isn't it?

I'm really sorry.

It's okay.

I noticed long ago
that you were distracted.

I didn't know
my greed was hurting you so much.

I'm sorry.

You should go.

Go on.

SEJIN HOSPITAL

Shall we go inside?

SONG NA-HEE

Na-hee.

I can't do it.

You can say I'm shameless.

But I can't let you go.

Please don't go,

Na-hee.

Why are you so jealous?

Why do you trust him more than me?

You make me so upset!

-I got an order.
-For real?

I broke up with Yun-mi.

What?

What? Did she just ignore my call?

I'll call you later.

Let's date, Gyu-jin.

From the start, properly, slowly.

I want to get to know you again.

Where was your orchard?

Your shoe repair shop. Where was it?

She's doing well.
I wanted to tell you that.

My sister, Yeong-suk…
Where did you leave her?

Where did you leave her?