All language subtitles for Familys Honor E24

Episode 24

Isn't that how you are?

You're running away because
I read you correctly.

Why are you acting
like you know me?

I thought we agreed
not to do that.

Isn't that a rule
of this game?

Is this nothing more
than a game to you?

What if it isn't?

What if I say
it means more?

Would it still
be a game then?

Just what do you
want from me?

Is that it?

You want to see
the look on my face

when I'm kneeling
before you.

You always have to win.

You're waiting to mock me
if I'm swayed.

But I'm not,
so you're getting upset.

I admit it.

This was all just
a game for me.

And nothing more.

To you, I'm just a person
who enjoys games.

I'm leaving.

Get in.
I'll give you a ride.

It's all right.

I don't know why I'm getting
angry because of you.

Not knowing why
upsets me even more.

What are you doing?

Why'd you come here?

I asked what
you were doing.

I'm going home tomorrow.

Don't be ridiculous.
You should be resting.

I'm all right now.

I shouldn't be resting
when I have debts to pay off.

You have to think of
your health first.

I'm strong, so I wouldn't
worry about my health.

Think of your
own life first.

You can't look after
your siblings forever.

Just ignore them
from this point on.

You don't think
I've tried that?

Anything
you want to eat?

Why are you being
so nice to me?

You're looking after me

like a mother bird
tends to her babies.

Don't you mean
a father bird?

I don't see you
as a man either.

That's why you need
to stay here

and get psychological
treatment.

If you can't see an amazing
guy like me as a man,

something's wrong
with your head.

You admitted you don't
see me as a woman!

That's perfectly normal.

I want a sausage and
rice cake stir fry.

What a weak comeback.

Ask them for some liver
with the sausages.

And ask for fried dumplings
and seaweed rolls!

There goes my paycheck.

- Fishcakes?
- Do you have to ask?

I messed up again.

Where did I go wrong?

Mister!

Can you come outside?

What brings you here?

Something in return for
treating me to snacks.

You're so narrow-minded.

Does it have to be
give-and-receive?

Fish bean-jam buns.

I don't mean to complain,
but the snacks cost more.

You're pretty
narrow-minded.

It's cold. Go inside.

Do you want to come in
and have a cup of tea?

I'm not trying to
make a move on you.

Come in.

Take your shoes off.

I live with a roommate.

I see.

She's a police officer,

but she's been working
the graveyard shift.

I see.

Do you want to leave?

You look very
uncomfortable.

Sit down.
I'll make you some tea.

I only have coffee.

Anything's fine.

I thought
we had some left.

It's just water,
but please enjoy.

But water's bland.

Don't complain.

I'll drink it.

You know how to knit?

Oh no.

It's too late.

I wanted to give it
to you as a present.

Is that for me?

But...

Maybe I can't
give it to you.

Why not?

I failed about
six times so far.

What are you making?

I was going to make
a vest at first,

but it's too difficult.

Now I'm struggling
to make a scarf.

Maybe it's not only
cooking you're bad at.

That sounds
very sarcastic.

You got that right.

Thank you for
the bland water.

You're so sarcastic.

It was the first time...

...I went into
a woman's house.

You consider me a woman?

What's with that reaction?
You're embarrassing me.

I'm going.

Drive safely.

Oh Jin-ah.
Don't scare him.

It's not as if you have
the guts to chase him

if he runs away.

Where's Hye-joo?

She'll be here
in an hour.

Then we can talk here.

I don't like facing you,

but I felt that
I had to thank you.

Thank you for changing
Hye-joo's mind.

I wish I could say
the same to you.

I wish I could thank you for not
playing games with her anymore.

That'll never happen.
Good bye.

Don't...

...hurt her feelings.

Her life is already
painful as it is.

Hye-joo may be
precious to you,

but she might be even more
fragile than your sister.

It hurts me to see her
put up a tough act.

That's strange.

The only way you'd
have a chance is

if our relationship
was fake.

But from what
you're saying,

it sounds like you wish
I were sincere.

I'm crazy about her,

and I'd do anything
to have her accept me.

But if she loved someone
else, I'd let her go.

She thinks she's dead.

If you can make her
realize she's still alive,

then I don't care
what happens to me.

I had a hunch
you'd be here.

You're not going
on vacation?

- No.
- Then stay home.

What's the point of cleaning those
glasses over and over again?

Maybe I have an ancestor
who loved cleaning glasses.

You don't know...

...how to spend your time.

Time goes by slowly, and
you're at your wit's end.

You're the one to talk.

You're here during
business hours,

so I could say the
same thing about you.

We're slowly breaking
the rules of the game.

We agreed not to act as if
we knew each other well,

but we insinuate it
every so often.

A game isn't a game
if the rules are broken.

How do we continue the game
when the rules have been broken?

This game and the rules
were your idea.

If you want to quit a game
that's no longer interesting,

I have no complaints.

If I say this game's
making me nervous,

would it just seem like
a cheap trick

I'm using to
sway your heart?

I suppose that's
what you think.

Do you know why
I'm saying these things?

Because for the
first time in my life,

I actually feel nervous.

You know people blab on
when they're nervous.

I'll leave before
I look even more pathetic.

That punk's here often.

I guess I can't call him
a punk anymore,

if you really have
feelings for him.

- Dan-ah.
- Yes.

I won't stop you since
you want a fresh start,

but I can't say
I like the guy.

He's not someone
you can handle.

He doesn't seem like
a kind-hearted person.

Although I vowed not to do
something I'd regret...

What do you mean
by that?

Is it just as I said?

You don't feel like
you can handle him?

I'm scared I might
regret it later.

Then don't do it.

Call it quits
while you can.

But Professor...

I'm afraid I've come
too far to turn back.

Hello.

Aren't you supposed
to be on duty?

I'm here to take
Officer Nah home.

Shouldn't you
be working?

I came to give
you a ride.

That's what
I'm here for.

With the police vehicle?

Yes.

Should you use a police
vehicle for a private matter?

The chief gave me
permission.

But that doesn't really
seem proper, right?

I suppose
you're right.

Of course
I'm right.

Don't tell me you two are
making an excuse for a date.

That's ridiculous!

Can we see the newest model
with the most functions?

No, the cheapest one.

A chance like this won't
present itself often.

You're buying me
a phone too?

You're lucky to have
a friend like me.

Can I see the most expensive
phone with all the options?

I have internet!

Let's try the police
station website.

It works!
It's really fast.

Documents.

I can write my report without
going to the station now.

Three months, please.

You don't have money?

It's interest-free
for three months.

- You're thrifty.
- Yes, I am.

Should I transfer
the services?

No.

Why not?

That would notify people
that your number changed.

I don't want to
answer my family.

You've made up
your mind?

I have to live too.

Good luck.

Why's she so shocked
over a minor incident?

She's a weirdo.

What are you guys
talking about?

We're talking about that
part-time girl who works here.

This little girl got hurt
in the department store.

And then?

That part-timer freaked out
and started crying.

And then what?

Nothing.
We just left.

Are you all right?

Can you breathe okay?

Answer me!

I'll take you
to the hospital.

I'm okay.

Can you breathe okay?

Yes.

Can you stand up?

You're not okay.

I'm okay.

Let me help you up.

I'll be right back.

Thank you.

What's wrong with you?

My friends told me
it was a minor accident.

Stop scaring me.

Thank you.

For what?
For getting scared?

Don't laugh and cry
at the same time.

You know how to laugh?

Yes.

That's not good.

Sorry?

I'm supposed to
be mean to you.

But if I make you laugh,
that'll ruin your plan.

I can't help being
funny though.

I'll leave before
I look even cooler.

Take care.

I got it.
Lead the way.

You're going to come in?

I came all this way,

so I might as well
carry it in for you.

I'll do it.
Nobody's home.

What?

You think I'll try
something funny?

I didn't think that.

Your mind's in the gutter,
so I'm scared to go in.

Whatever.

Lead the way.

It's tiny.

Cozy would've been
nicer.

I'll let you make me
some coffee.

Let's get out.
I'll buy you coffee.

Don't waste your money.
Just make it.

Hey.

Just make it.
Is that too much to ask?

All out.

I can't believe
you lived on this.

It fills you up
though.

I'm sure it does.

You knit?

Yes, I'm actually good.

- You are?
- Yes.

What are you making?

Something.

What's something?

- A blanket.
- A blanket?!

You can knit an entire
blanket? Holy cow!

Leave.

I have to use
the restroom.

What did you say?

I said I have to
use the restroom.

In my house?

- I can't?
- You can, but...

- Is that it?
- Yes.

My face is burning.

Hot.

She might think
that's my stream.

- I'm going.
- Okay.

At least look at me
and say bye.

Bye.

Why's your face
so flustered?

Maybe you should've
stayed at the hospital.

It's hot in here.

Go!

It's not hot
in here.

Do you have menopause
or something?

Yes.

Yes, that's correct.

She's here now.
Do you want to talk to her?

Hello?

He's so strange.

Who was that?

The guy who
called yesterday.

Didn't you meet him?

I gave him your cell phone
number because he asked for it.

But he didn't want
to talk to you

although I said
you'd just come in.

Don't give out my
number like that!

Tell Professor Ha
I can't make it.

Okay.

Why are we going to
the hot springs again?

I have to cool some of the
stress Hye-joo put on me!

Cool it off at the hot springs?
That doesn't make sense.

We'll give you a ride,
Housekeeper.

You wanted to visit your
family while we were gone.

Please go ahead.
I have to fix your son's dinner.

No, you can
leave with them.

I'll eat outside.

Would that be
okay with you?

Yes.

Let's go.

Hello.

I had work, so
I couldn't pick you up.

That's okay.

My parents went to
the hot springs.

Sorry?

Mother wanted me
to let you know,

but I figured you were
already on your way.

Giving me the eye
for wasting your time?

Yes, goodbye.

The housekeeper
isn't here.

Sorry?

Who's going to
make me dinner?

I haven't had
an appetite recently.

If you leave, I'll sleep
on an empty stomach.

What are you
trying to do?

Can you show me
some generosity?

Think of it as
a donation.

I thought you were
a philanthropist.

I'm really hungry.

It's ready.

It's about time.

Let's eat.

Go ahead.

Let's eat together.

I don't like
eating alone.

You're a good cook.

What are you thinking?

I can't believe
what I just did.

You cooked a meal for
a starving person.

Is this fun for you?

Yes.

Can we stop talking?

I just want to
eat right now.

These look nice.

Were you trying
to impress me?

That's how my family
makes them.

I thought I was getting
special treatment.

What are you doing?

Let me get you
some rice tea.

You've never wanted
to live like this?

To cook a meal
for your husband?

I did, but it
didn't work out.

Do you have any
free time tomorrow?

Tae-joo wants us to
have lunch together.

Okay.

You know something?

You come to my
friend's parties.

You cook me a meal
when I ask you to.

You do everything I want,

but you don't come
an inch closer to me.

Because I know what
you're thinking.

See, your love
isn't that strong.

That's what you
want to say, right?

You and I are like twins
joined at the backbone.

Good night.

We're the same, but our
fate will never cross.

Come out, Father.

I don't want to.

But it's a family event.

Bring your grandfather.

Ask nicely.

I'm home.

Welcome.

Get changed.

Come out, Grandfather.

I'm too old for this,
Dong-dong.

Come out!

Okay. Let's go.

I'll ruin the game.

What do you mean,
Father?

I always get Mo or Yut.

That's right!
We can't let him play.

When he played last time,
I flipped the board in anger.

You can be the referee.

Why do you need
a referee?

Because some
people play dirty.

Why are you
looking at me?

I can't look at you,
dear son?

How do we divide
the teams?

Men against women.

What's the bet?

How about preparing
tomorrow's breakfast?

Honey, that's...

Men need to know what it feels
like to do kitchen work.

That's a great idea.
Count me in.

I don't think
I want to play.

Where's your spirit?

Don't worry about losing.
What do we get if we win?

We'll cook your meals
as we always have.

That's weak.

How about you take
on a challenge?

Like what?

All the chores, including
the laundry, are at stake.

That's too much work
for a pregnant lady.

I'll take you on.

I feel the
killing intent.

- Young-in.
- Yes, Father?

I'm not on their side.

That's dirty,
Grandfather.

Put the pieces
together.

That's too risky.
Move them separately.

Don't worry about it!

Go.

It's Gae.

Your turn, Mother.

Young-in.

Remember that the
laundry's on the line.

Do!

You can't touch your
opponent's pieces.

Hurry up, please!

We're in trouble
if they get Geol.

Geol!

It fell out.

Now's not the time...

Do your best.

Yut!

It's all right!
We just need Geol.

One more Mo,
and we'll win.

Easier said than done.

Go to sleep early.
You have breakfast to prepare.

Dong-dong,
go make breakfast.

This is all your fault.

Why is it my fault?
It's Dan-ah's fault!

You put the
pieces together!

Stop quibbling
and get to work.

It's too much for them to
prepare the service food.

I don't think they know
how to prep vegetables.

Just tell them
how to do it.

Rules are rules.

You look great
in an apron.

Mother.
Father shouldn't...

He's a man,
isn't he?

I'm all right,
so leave the kitchen.

We'll cook up
something somehow.

How about coffee, ladies?

Sounds terrific!

This is the best morning
I've had since I got married.

Father.

Yes?

This is why men have to
choose women carefully.

I think I made
a great choice.

I'm happy to
try new things.

Grandpa.
Dad's making faces.

It figures.

Did prepping onions
take you that long?

I'm trying my best.

I'll prep the onions.

You can work on
the vegetables.

But I haven't
finished prepping.

It doesn't matter.

Do I use my bare hands?

Yes.

I should wear gloves.

Food tastes better
when it's hand-made.

Make sure the soup's
seasoned.

You suck at life!

You're so rude.

Flip it, Father!

It's burnt!

That's enough!

What, Brother?

The rice is undercooked.

I guess we didn't
cook it right.

Here, spit it out.

I swallowed it.

Why?

Never bet again.

Is it the rice again?

My rice is burnt.

Didn't you scoop the rice,
dear son?

I did, why?

Maybe you did it
on purpose.

Don't accuse me,
Mother.

What?
Is your rice burnt too?

There are rocks.

What did you do
in the kitchen?

What did you expect
from men's cooking?

This is bad.

So don't ever make us
do this again.

We'll give the men
a weekly chance to cook.

I have housewife's
eczema.

Don't be silly.

But I really do.

- May I come in?
- Yes.

How about another round?

We'll bet
bed sheet laundry.

I have an engagement.

So do I.

Next time.

She's getting
a kick out of this.

Where are you going?

Anywhere to get away from this.
What about you?

Same as you.

Staying here
won't do any good.

She's on a mission
to terrorize us.

But you said she was
nice to your sister.

Well, she's a sexist.

Maybe...

Maybe what?

You're playing up to her.

Remember that time
when you said,

Did you make
trouble again?

I wanted to kill you.

Whose side are you on,
Friend?

What's the point of
talking about the past?

But you lost fair
and square at Yut,

then you came here
crying like a loser.

Bye.

Get a grip.

Officer Nah.

What brings you here?

Did you forget
I'm a regular here?

Are you on a date?

Date?

That was perfect harmony.

That's not...

Impressive.

We're arch-enemies,
and nothing else.

- Sure now?
- Of course.

That's good.

- Officer Nah.
- What?

You know Officer
Park Jong-hoon?

The guy who looks
like Jang Dong-gun.

What about him?

He asked me last night
how you were recovering.

So I asked him to
pay you a visit,

but he only scratched
his head timidly.

He needs a shower.

You know I have
good intuition.

I think Officer Park's
interested in you.

You think so?

So to test him, I asked,

What's so good about
a tomboy like her?

And then?

Then he said,
"I like tough women."

He likes tough women!

Tough? Try butch!

Sorry I called you
without any plans.

But at least
you called me.

You're too nice to me.

I'm not nice
to everybody.

- Mister.
- Yes?

I'm just asking out of
curiosity, for no reason.

What was she like?

Your ex-wife.

I'm curious about the
type of woman you loved.

How you met her, and
how you fell in love.

I'm curious what you did
on your dates,

because you haven't
tried a lot of things.

I've never dated.

Sorry?
But you were married.

It was arranged by
the elders in my family.

I met her five to six
times before the wedding.

We ate together twice,

and we walked in
the park three times.

That's hard to believe
in this day and age.

Yes.

Some people are born
with a lame fate.

But I'm sure
you loved her a lot.

Do I seem like that?

I don't think
you can hurt others.

You're wrong.

She was miserable
by my side.

Then she left.

I thought I loved her, but
that's not how she felt.

I'm still sorry to
this day,

because she always walked
a few steps behind me.

I should've told her
to come closer,

or held her hand
and walked with her.

But I didn't.

It's strange.
I've never said this before.

Can I hear more of
your stories later?

All the things
you've never said...

I'll listen without thinking
about anything else.

It must be tough
dating him.

Say yes and I'll fuss.

He's a natural
born fighter.

I'm sure he makes your
life really difficult.

He does.

I warned you.

I guess love makes
you go wacky.

I met the wrong girl.

Or maybe you met
the right girl.

I'm not sure.

I don't know what's
right or wrong.

He never says
he's not sure.

He's too confident
in himself.

But he's been saying
that since yesterday.

So I take it you're
giving him trouble?

But I'm very obedient.

When are you
getting married?

Considering your age,
you should get married soon.

When should we
get married?

Hello?

Yes, Professor?

Please excuse me.

It should be on
the second shelf.

You like her more,
don't you?

Why am I asking?

She looks at you
with innocent eyes.

As expected of a player.

You don't have malice in
your eyes when you look at her.

Then you're wrong.

How so?

I look at her as
aggressively as I can.

Why?

You feel like you're
crashing into a wall?

I know what
that feels like.

You just get
more aggressive

because your feelings
aren't reciprocated.

I thought I'd win
at this game...

But you just can't win.

I fell into a trap.

A hunter fell
into his own trap.

Congratulations,
Gang-suk.

It's not too bad to face
defeat every once in a while.

This isn't what I meant
by "getting some air."

Don't you get tired
of cleaning those?

It's cold outside.
I don't want to go outside.

Now you don't
want to be cold?

Then at least
dress warmer.

Do you think that's
what the dead guy wants?

For you to shiver
in his memories?

Have you ever
thought of this?

It's over once
a person's dead.

Dead people
can't feel.

Therefore,
he and I are over.

That genealogy you're so
persistently trying to buy,

do you know
what it means?

It's a commemoration
of memories.

It tells me how important
a person I am,

and reminds me to think of lives
that are relevant to me.

So he's not dead
in your memories?

You can only live holding
onto those memories?

Then why don't you
value yourself?

Isn't that
how you are?

You consider yourself
dead as well.

Why are you
breaking the rules?

Why are you
trying to sway me?

Am I swaying you?

Am I swaying you?

I shouldn't believe
this either, right?

You even told me not to
trust a word you said.

So I still don't believe you
to this moment.

You're not trying to
wake me up from the dead.

You just want to mock me

for holding a dead person
in my heart.

You're right.
That's what I'm doing.

You're smart for
not believing me.

I was only trying
to sway you.

I have nothing but
malice in my heart.

I only think of
people as toys.

You're doing just great,
not believing me.

Why aren't you sleeping?

I wish I weren't
born as his daughter.

I bet you've never
thought of that.

To be born into
a different family.

Yes.

You don't think life's
frustrating, do you?

Do you?

Recently, I've been
wishing I were different.

It would've been nice if
I were a gullible person.

I wish I could take
people at their word.

Did something
happen today?

No, nothing.

You look a little
different today.

I must be getting older.

You're home.

Welcome.

Why aren't you
watching a drama?

Have a seat.

Where's Mother?

Sleeping.

We might have to make our move
sooner than we thought.

Are you contacting
the shareholders?

Yes.

How much can you gather?

I'm still negotiating.

But it'll be hard considering
their ties to Chairman Ha.

It comes down to money!

If they're smart,
they'll be on our side.

Don't let down your guard, and
make sure to follow through.

Okay.

Tae-joo. Want to have
a drink together?

I didn't think I'd get to
see you before I left.

Good that you called.

Tae-joo, let's drink
our hearts out.

Is that girl
giving you trouble?

You never get drunk.

You must be
in too deep.

Think of it as
a punishment.

You made a lot of girls cry,
so you deserved it.

Tae-joo.

She's a hindrance.

Every woman is a hindrance
in a man's life.

Tae-joo, I have
to do that again.

Hunt.

That's your fate.

But it'll affect her.

What are you planning?

The funny thing is,
I want her to stop me.

But she just won't.

Then ask her
to stop you.

Maybe she's
waiting for that.

I can't ask her
to stop me.

The thing is...

...I'm nothing to her.

Her heart's filled
with a dead guy,

and she has no room
for me.

You're in way
too deep.

On top of that,

even if she stops me,
I wonder if I can stop myself.

I wonder if a woman can
make me turn away from prey.

Do you know why I kept
you as a friend?

You and I are similar.

I knew this one girl.

She was just a bar girl,

but then I wanted to
play games with her.

This was the problem.

She was nobody at first,

but she eventually
became somebody to me.

I didn't understand why I went
crazy over such a lame girl.

But then I risked
everything.

Then what happened?

In the end, she chose this
nobody she grew up with.

You got burned.

But Gang-suk...

I had no regrets.

Although she left me,

I felt she was worth
risking everything for.

That's how I felt.

I could live
with my decision.

Can we live
sometimes as lovers,

sometimes as strangers?

You're still there for me
after all these troubles.

I know you're the only one
who set me on the right path.

I know I have to hold you
if I want to live right.

But the way I am,

and my nervous eyes,
you're looking at me.

This love is like a war.

I'm dangerous
but I love you.

So I'll leave your side.

Go to her, and ask
her to stop you.

No.

I can't do that.

I won't.

Tae-joo.

Tae-joo!

Because of her...

Because of her...

...I'm torn up inside.

She's one of our
shareholders.

Their housekeeper is
a shareholder too?

It's too bad we'll take
everything they own.

You're really bad.

Is your leg
all right?

How about
your shoulder?

I'm all right.

Judging from the way you
look after your nephew,

you'd be a really
great mother.

Lucky you got
to go skiing.

Want to go
together sometime?

Really?

I really like you,
Friend.

Tae-young, you can't
see her as a woman.

I want to find
a proper match.

Are you setting up Dan-ah
for an arranged meeting?

If you go on an arranged
meeting, you're so dead.

TO BE CONTINUED...