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There's a reason to be suspicious. You signed the deal in the spring.
Meanwhile, she had time to win your heart.
Why don't I tell you the story I've been keeping secret first?
I have
a long-lost daughter.
What if they lost you,
not abandoned you?
No… It can't be.
I'm sorry.
I didn't know even when you were so close by.
I should've looked for you harder.
She knew everything from the start.
She knew.
Did she try to get close to me on purpose?
She deceived me for that liver transplant.
I won't let this slide.
Please save your brother's life
so the three of us can live together
after all this time apart.
I will…
get divorced.
I'll donate my liver.
I'll save my brother's life.
That's what she's like.
She really went that far.
Young-ra's engagement ceremony on Christmas Eve?
What a lovely date!
Sure, madam. I'll tell her the news.
Okay, bye.
Gosh.
With everything working out for Woo-jin, it's smooth sailing for Young-ra too.
SEONG-JAE'S MATCHMAKER
Hello?
Oh, Seong-jae did that?
Goodness, that's terrible.
DAMGA CHARCOAL GRILL
I should be over the moon, but Eun-o totally ruined it.
Don't put it like that.
Everything she said made sense from her perspective.
No, I'm torn about my relationship with her.
She makes me wonder if I was right about prioritizing blood relations.
Stop. I know you don't mean it.
But it's annoying.
Mom, I'm the one who got your recipe added to the menu.
I'm useful, too.
We can survive even without her.
Let her go if she wants.
Go?
She'll go to her birth mom?
No, I'm just saying.
I'm working all night at the office.
Go home safely with Mom.
She's working all night at the office.
- Really? - She must actually be busy.
She often works all night.
Gosh.
She texted Kang-o instead of calling me.
She's already keeping her distance from me.
Maybe she's going to leave me.
Maybe that's why.
Oh, come on.
Raising her for more than 20 years doesn't make you her actual mom.
I'm her birth mom.
You don't even know how close we are.
I can't send Eun-o off to a woman like her.
CHOI YOON-SEON
Yoon-seon.
What's the exciting news that made you bring Young-ra in?
Because this is about Young-ra.
I was going to tell her first,
but I decided to wait until you got home to tell you at the same time.
What is it?
Your engagement ceremony will be on Christmas Eve. I got a call today.
Christmas Eve?
I like the idea, Young-ra.
I don't like it.
Why don't you like Christmas Eve?
The thing is…
Dad, I don't want to get engaged.
My gosh, Young-ra.
Or get married.
What are you talking about? You don't want to get married?
I don't feel like kissing him.
What?
Gosh. How naive of you.
You haven't even kissed him yet?
They've only had a few dates so far.
It's gross just to look at his lips.
I can never kiss him.
Young-ra, I need to talk to you.
Honey, stop.
They probably had a fight.
It's better to discuss such things with the mom first.
It's not that they fought. She isn't attracted to him.
So, what engagement ceremony?
Young-ra.
Let me ask you again.
Didn't you have
feelings for Vice President Lee of Jinhwa Pharmaceuticals?
If I say no, Mom is going to kill me.
I did,
but when I held his hand, it felt wet and gross.
So, I imagined kissing him.
And I couldn't.
Then, it's a no. Forget the engagement.
What? But we've already been talking about their marriage.
Tell them to call it off.
And to be honest, Young-ra isn't in a rush.
She's pretty and young.
Besides, my plan was to have Seong-jae marry first.
Okay, fine.
I'll talk to them about it.
I knew it. Mom can't go against Dad.
You little brat, how dare you speak your mind to your dad?
I'm sorry.
I couldn't help it.
No, that was never supposed to happen.
What were you trying to pull?
I'm sorry.
Even if you don't get engaged this time,
I'll marry you into the Jinhwa family.
Snap out of it and brace yourself.
She won't give up so easily.
I knew she'd do this.
I really need to figure out a way soon.
What's your problem?
Young-ra's reaction shows she never liked the guy.
She usually tells you everything
and discusses everything with you, doesn't she?
Maybe I raised her to be too gentle.
Maybe she convinced herself it was okay
because I kept telling her it was okay.
She said she liked him, so I didn't think otherwise.
Were you after Jinhwa Group?
What?
Well, I guess so.
Actually, I was.
I thought it'd be amazing if my daughter got married
into the Jinhwa Group family.
I understand your intention as a mom,
but Young-ra's feelings should come first, so let's stop with that.
She's a daughter, not a son.
Okay.
Chip in for our living expenses?
You get paid every month now. A higher amount at that.
Hey, I need to save money for my future marriage.
That's why I'm living off our parents.
Mom and Dad at least own this house.
I won't be able to get married if I don't save money.
You know they have a huge mortgage on this house
and have no savings for their later years.
Do you have no shame?
You couldn't save money because you quit work so easily.
- Because it didn't-- - Besides, you're single.
You don't have much to spend.
How do you know that I'm single?
You stopped staring into your phone
and dwelling on Hong-mi day and night a long time ago.
I even heard you sob alone in your room.
Girls these days are all so calculating.
Except for one.
Who's that?
Looks like you've fallen for a real fox.
Hey, no. Never!
At least until Dad gets an official electrician job,
let's pay for the living expenses, Ji-wan.
Mom is working, too.
We shouldn't be living off our parents.
But we have Ji-hyeok.
Put yourself in Dad's shoes, will you?
They're on bad terms,
he wouldn't want money from Ji-hyeok, would he?
How much?
This is Serim General Hospital.
We regret to inform you that you did not pass our recent recruitment.
- Hey, Sang-cheol. - Yes?
Come in for some drinks. It's on me.
No, I'm not in the mood for drinks.
Don't feel down. You've only failed three job interviews.
This is just the beginning.
I'm not even offered job interviews unless they're in the countryside.
Even so, you spent the whole day doing manual labor.
Feel free to go home at least.
I'm jobless. How can I possibly make someone else cook for me?
Da-jung works too.
Goodness.
Hurry on back to work.
Whatever.
SHORT-TERM PART-TIME JOB
Wait.
Why was he there looking so down?
He should at least have a drink inside.
Come in.
What's up?
Chip in a million won.
Soo-bin and I are chipping in 500,000 won each for the living expenses.
Why all of a sudden?
Mom has a point, and so does Dad.
But Dad is the head of our family.
We still have to give him that respect.
He's worked alone his whole life.
But right now, Mom is making money while Dad is looking for a job.
I don't think it's right
to assume that he won't get a job as an electrician,
like you do.
Ji-hyeok, doesn't she sound older than us?
You've become much more mature.
It might hurt Dad's pride if you alone offer money.
So, the three of us should do it together.
Fortunately, I make quite a lot from my channel now.
I'm proud of you.
Let's tell them together when Dad comes home.
See you later, sir.
Okay.
Let's go.
What is the right thing to do?
Gosh, it's so complicated.
What should I do?
I'm home.
Why are you so late?
- Did you have dinner? - Oh.
I had something to take care.
I had dinner.
Welcome home!
Dad, welcome home.
- Welcome home, Dad. - Thanks.
Why did you all come down together?
The three of us wanted to share what we discussed.
Discussed?
Dad, Mom. Listen carefully.
I used to leech off you all the time, but I'm finally making money.
I have more than 100,000 subscribers now!
She currently has 135,000 subscribers.
So, I don't need any more allowance.
I can even pay for our living expenses.
Ji-wan and I will pay 500,000 won,
and Ji-hyeok will pay a million since he's the eldest.
I shouldn't be freeloading
when my younger siblings are covering their share.
Dad. Mom's also making money,
so don't worry about our living expenses,
and focus only on looking for a job.
Honey.
You heard the kids. What do we do?
Why even ask?
They're willing to pay because they make enough.
It was worth raising three children after all.
What are you doing?
I'm wiping the floor.
You always do this before making bed.
I do, but why…
Why are you acting out of character?
Now that you work to make money,
I should help with some chores, too.
What is wrong with you? You don't have to.
It's fine.
I'm doing this to kill time. Leave me be.
Move aside.
She said she lost me in Busan.
Why was I adopted from an orphanage in Cheongju?
Did she lie about Busan?
Did she abandon me at Cheongju Orphanage?
The orphanage told me
that you'd been abandoned without your actual name or anything.
The older twin stayed, I went up for adoption
But she had twins.
Why did she only abandon me?
Did she keep him because he is a boy
and not me because I am a girl?
Brother.
Yu-ra.
Brother.
Yu-ra.
- Yu-ra. - Brother!
Yu-ra!
Mom!
Yu-ra!
Yu-ra!
What was that?
Was it a dream?
Or from my memory?
Was I with my twin brother
when I was at the orphanage?
Where did he go so early in the morning?
Hey, Ji-hyeok.
You're leaving early again today.
You might fall sick.
I'm okay.
Did Dad leave already?
Yes, he was gone when I woke up.
I see. I'll see you later.
See you.
This early means a manual labor agency.
LABOR AGENCY
MYEONGSEONG UNIVERSITY
What are you doing here?
CEO Lee.
I mean, Ji-hyeok. I regret that I didn't listen to you.
I'm sorry.
And Ji-hyeok,
I need your help.
Just say no to the transplant.
She won't give up that easily.
I tried to recall everything that's happened with her
since we first met by chance on the subway.
She was very calculated and thorough.
That's how much she needed my liver.
What matters is your consent.
What can she do without your consent?
I can't predict what will happen.
And I don't want to be pushed around.
Are you scared of your birth mom?
Are you afraid you might be swayed?
It's not that I'm afraid.
She knows exactly how to make me let my guard down.
It's good to hear you're healthy.
So, I want to find
the clear evidence to prove
that she abandoned me.
When my parents fully adopted me, there was nothing known about me.
From my name to my social security number and even my guardian's identity.
So, they didn't need a guardian's consent.
But the fact that she found you
means she abandoned you at Cheongju Orphanage.
That's right.
And to find me,
she got the information about my adoptive parents
from the Cheongju orphanage.
Young-ra.
Ji-wan, I'm not marrying that man.
I told my dad that I didn't want to.
- Really? - Yes, really.
So? I mean…
You told the chairman, not your mother?
I knew I couldn't argue with Mom if I spoke to her first,
so I spoke in front of my dad.
What did you say?
I said I didn't feel like kissing the vice president.
No way.
Where did you get that idea?
I mean, what happened next?
I don't have to get engaged.
He said so right in from of my mom.
Engaged? You were going to get engaged?
I didn't know about this.
Oh, that?
There wasn't anything you could do about it,
so I kept it from you.
Did you go through all that alone, then?
I thought I should never get married this way.
Wow, Young-ra. You've grown up.
I'm proud of you.
Right?
Yes.
Anyway, you won't be forced to marry him, right?
No.
MS. KO GAON FOUNDATION
Hey, Ms. Ko is at her office now.
Is there something you're craving?
Now,
you just need to tell the chairman about your webcomic.
Oh, I doubt
he'd even let me do that.
It's all right.
You have a lot of time now.
Take your time to think.
About what?
You see, there are two kinds of people.
Think about which kind you'll choose to be.
What are those two kinds?
One lives for themselves,
the other lives for others.
One follows what they want and the other follows what others say.
Those with talents
and those who are ordinary.
You have a way of saying things
that make me keep thinking about them.
There's more.
One doesn't take too long to make a decision
and the other hesitates. That's you.
I keep getting calls from Nayro.
Let's do it!
Let's sign the contract!
Are you sure?
My dad wants Seong-jae to be the first to get married.
So, I'll have at least a year until then.
I can use that time to draw.
Okay, good.
You're making progress, even if it's just half a step.
The contract will be under your name, so you can take 50%.
Gosh, no. That's too much.
Anyway, how much are they offering?
I'll ask now.
Dad, I don't want to get engaged.
Forget the engagement.
Now that I've handled Woo-jin's problem, Young-ra and Seong-jae cause headaches.
Let's finish Woo-jin's surgery first,
and deal with them afterward.
- Oh. - How may I help you?
Hello.
I'm here to ask a few questions.
May I talk to the director?
I'm glad you turned out so well.
So, what is it you want to ask?
Was I perhaps with a twin brother
when I was abandoned here?
You were alone when you were transferred here.
- Was she from somewhere else? - Yes.
You used to be at Gamnamu Orphanage in Paju
but after a big fire there,
you were transferred to our orphanage.
So is there any remaining data about me and when I was transferred here?
That place was burned down.
I only have a simple note from the director there.
It only says that you were an unidentified abandoned child
and that your name was Yu-ra.
Could you give us the contact information for the director of Gamnamu Orphanage?
It was a private orphanage.
I don't have any information about her after that.
By any chance, did anyone visit you
to inquire about her adoption record a year ago?
Oh, yes.
A man came asking who had adopted a child named Yu-ra.
Did you let him know?
Of course not.
We never give such information to anyone unless they have
something to prove a relationship.
If she didn't get my parents' address here,
there'd be no other way to find me.
Don't you remember
anything unusual that happened around that time?
Oh, I'm not sure if it was a thief
because nothing went missing,
but we once found a trace of someone breaking a window from outside.
1996-2000 CHILD RECORDS CHEONGJU ORPHANAGE
PERSONAL RECORDS NAME: YU-RA, GENDER: FEMALE
ADOPTION STATEMENT DAD: JI YOUNG-MIN, MOM: JEONG SOON-HEE
That's probably how she got the info.
It's easy to track someone down using their past address.
But nothing proves that it was her.
You're right.
What do we do now?
Let me think about it more.
Thank you for making time today.
The fact that she rented the art space for six months
is already suspicious, you know.
Yes, I know.
Tell me
if there's anything more you want to do.
Don't do it alone.
I keep feeling like
I'm missing something.
But I don't know what it is.
Eun-o.
Didn't you say you had a medical checkup with her?
Maybe she already ran
a transplant compatibility test on you back then.
Eun-o would never do such a thing.
I saw her the day after you brought her over.
They say kids pick up on everything.
She wouldn't leave your lap.
She held my hand on our way home from the orphanage, too.
I know how you and your husband raised her.
You were much more devoted than I was to my daughter.
She'd never leave you for her birth mom.
Nurture over nature, for sure.
You think so?
Soon-hee.
Tell Eun-o how wicked that woman is.
She won't believe me.
She won't be able to.
You don't know how elegant and refined she looks.
Eun-o must've only seen that side of her.
What if I tell her what she's really like, sly as a snake?
No, she'll never believe me.
Is she really that two-faced?
It's really hard to imagine.
She knows Eun-o has full faith in her. That's why she came to threaten me.
I get their relationship, but they only met a few months ago.
She was Eun-o's rich client who appreciated her designing talent.
She must've been very attentive to her.
She even paid for Eun-o's medical checkup.
What's wrong?
The medical checkup.
She did that for a reason.
What?
I lost my checkup result.
May I see your ID card?
Sure.
The MRI scan result is missing.
Oh, right. When you do an MRI scan,
the contrast agent might make you feel cold, so don't be surprised.
Let's ask for it again. Maybe it was left out.
An MRI scan isn't on your checkup list.
Are you sure you did it here?
You had an abdominal CT scan.
Oh, I see.
She checked to see if I was compatible here in advance.
An MRI scan checks your liver's location, size, and vascular structure.
She got a positive result here then had you register your DNA.
You must've thought of your birth parents.
Didn't you want to see them or feel curious about them?
What if they lost you,
not abandoned you?
She checked if my liver was compatible first,
and then,
she convinced me to look for my birth parents.
That was it.
There's something I don't get.
The record of the MRI scan itself is missing.
It means she conspired with someone.
I wonder why.
Beats me.
Even if the result turned out to be a match,
she still needed my DNA to prove
our blood relationship in order to make me donate my liver.
Sir.
- Hello. - Hello. Keep up the good work.
For now,
I'd better go think this through.
Okay.
The ankle fracture patient in Room 603…
Of course.
I see.
NOVEMBER 2015 MADAGASCAR VOLUNTEER SERVICE COMMEMORATION
I get it now.
She was going to cut me off right there
if the result was negative.
If the compatibility test at this hospital hadn't come back positive,
she would've kept the truth from you until the very end.
Because she wouldn't need me…
if my liver wasn't compatible.
Because I'll keep working.
The three of us wanted to share what we discussed.
Ji-wan and I will pay 500,000 won,
and Ji-hyeok will pay a million since he's the eldest.
Don't worry about our living expenses,
and focus only on looking for a job.
I'm your dad, the head of the family.
I'm the only jobless one, not the head of our family.
It must be nice to be young.
Everyone here is beautiful.
Hey, Lee Sang-cheol!
Young-bo, what are you doing? Come quick.
Let's go.
- I shout out into the distance - I shout out into the distance
MYEONGSEONG UNIVERSITY, 1990
- Fly high away - Fly high away
Fly high away
Let my heart fly along
Let my heart fly along
- Fly away with beautiful dreams - Fly away with beautiful dreams
- Leave an imprint - Leave an imprint
Leave an imprint
- Leave an imprint - Leave an imprint
Leave an imprint
- Leave an imprint in my heart - Leave an imprint in my heart
Byeong-ho's the best.
Byeong-ho, you should try out for next year's Campus Song Festival.
- You'll come in first right away. - Forget it.
What about you and Sang-cheol together?
You'll be the first singing duo of Myeongseong's business department.
- Goodness. - That sounds nice.
Sang-cheol's handsome, too.
Hey, you crazy punk. Singing isn't about looks.
Guys, don't make me chase after nothing.
I'm the eldest son of five siblings.
You could make it as a singer.
Hey, my father even sold his cows
and Sang-cheol's father caught anchovies to send us to college.
I can't chase some pie-in-the-sky dream.
Look. I'm going to make money through my own business for sure.
Same here.
I won't start a business myself,
but I'll get a proper job.
YOUNG-BO
Hi, Young-bo. Guess where I am right now.
Sang-cheol, Byeong-ho is dead.
What are you talking about?
He was okay when I called him last week.
Is this a joke?
His funeral will be held in Mexico.
You can't go either, right?
Today's the first day. My heart is pounding.
One, two, three.
SENIOR MODEL
Hey, I'm at my grandma's model academy right now.
She's shaking from nervousness. Gosh, she's so cute.
Are you sure you can do it alone?
I told you not to worry.
Rest up for a week.
I'll do it all myself, up through the editing.
You'll edit the video, too?
Right now, I need work to focus on.
From the next class, please wear tight pants
so that I can see how you walk.
And bring high heels.
Heels?
I might get a fracture if I trip.
One, two, three, four, five.
Good. One more time.
Try walking as if you have a jar on your head.
You shouldn't let it fall and break.
I've carried a bucket of water on my head many times.
All right. Straighten your backs again.
Be careful not to drop the jar.
One, two, three, four, five.
There you go. That's how you do it.
All right. Let's go again.
- Soo-bin! You-- - Grandma.
Hello.
Grandpa Jang-soo asked me to be your manager
so that you wouldn't give up.
My goodness.
Anyway, why were you filming me in secret?
Are you going to use me for your channel?
Yesterday, I was thinking and realized
it'd be fun to record the second chapter of your life,
the senior model challenge.
It'll be good memories later.
But I didn't want you to get scared before you even started,
so I wanted to do it in secret only on the first day.
The second chapter of my life,
the senior model challenge?
Hey, it sounds cool.
You're cool and special for challenging yourself like this.
Special?
Super special.
Hardly any elderly women get this kind of chance at 88.
My subscribers love you, too.
Even now, they're urging me to film videos with you.
It can all work as self-promotion.
The comments do say they miss me.
I got permission from the academy director.
She's okay as long as I blur out those who don't like it.
Good.
Let's go with this as the final list of reporters
for the new product release.
Yes, sir.
I love our new product line and packaging this time, sir.
I want them, you, and Ha-eun
to cast a vote
on which of these two you'd choose to buy.
Okay, I'll do it for you. It's classified, right?
I'll make sure it doesn't leak before the release.
After all the trouble I put her through…
I should've given her a pair at least.
Thank you so much for helping me at this hour.
No problem.
Of course, I would do it for the woman I like.
Didn't I tell you
that I wouldn't give up on you?
You did.
You don't even remember what you said?
So, you remember. Why aren't you telling me off?
I'll let it slide since I owe you one today.
I'll wait until you forgive me.
You smiled.
It's cold. Hurry on inside.
Okay, bye.
I'm home.
Mom.
Isn't it before closing time?
Right.
I came home early to tell you something.
What is it? Let's sit first.
Mom, did something happen?
Eun-o, let me…
Let me ask you one thing.
If…
What if your birth mom isn't the kind of person you think she is?
What will you do, then?
Mom.
You can tell me anything you want. It's all right.
If I tell you this, you'll probably resent me.
Or maybe you'll even hate me.
Still, I need to tell you.
The other day, that woman
paid for your in-depth medical checkup or something, right?
What kinds of tests did you do?
I mean, maybe she checked
a liver compatibility test on you in advance.
I'm just having all kinds of thoughts.
Mom.
Why are you talking to me like you did something wrong?
What?
You're the only mom I have.
I only
wanted to look for her just in case.
I wasn't actually looking for my birth mom.
So…
you shouldn't walk on eggshells around me like this.
Please don't, Mom.
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Mothers are bound to walk on eggshells around their children.
I'll look carefully
into what you told me.
Since it's your advice.
You'll look into it?
Yes.
Good.
Goodbye.
Excuse me. We're closed now.
- Excuse me? - We're closed.
Oh, already?
Okay, I'll leave.
Once I go home, I'll think of Seong-jae again.
Where is she this late at night?
Isn't that Seong-jae?
No way.
Hide. Don't let her see you.
It's the new product.
I came to give you this.
You helped me a lot, you know.
Oh, you came to give this to me.
Thanks. I'll wear them well.
No problem.
Bye.
Gosh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
How am I supposed to explain this?
Why did I hug you?
Isn't it obvious? You hugged me because you like me.
Let's date for 100 days.
I know what you're worried about.
But I just like you.
Let's not think about what might happen.
What do you say? I'm saying
we should just give it a go without worrying about how it'll end.
She's good with her words.
You smiled just now.
If we happen…
to break up…
will you be able to keep it as good memories just between us?
I mean,
without letting anyone know including Ji-hyeok and your parents.
Of course.
People date and break up all the time.
No one reports it to their families.
If at least one of us falls out of love,
we'll send a signal to the other. "Cuckoo."
"Cuckoo"?
Once we get that text message, we're over, no questions asked.
We'll keep what happened just between us forever
and go back to how we used to be.
Deal?
Well…
Deal.
This is crazy.
No way. With Seong-jae for real?
Oh, gosh.
What have I done?
But these days, young people fall out of love quickly.
I'm 99% sure she'll fall out of love within 100 days.
Why be so serious about it?
Stop.
What are you doing here?
I had a feeling that you'll be visiting Gamnamu Orphanage.
If not, I'll just be accompanying my business partner to work.
I feel sorry to make you come with me again today.
So, you are going there.
The place burned down and never got rebuilt.
Why do you want to go?
I don't want to have any regrets.
I'd like to go back to the beginning.
Then, I'm going, too.
In a sense, all of this started because of what I said.
I want to see how it ends.
All right. Let's go.
I think we're almost there.
Oh, over there. It's that persimmon tree.
Here you go.
Thank you.
It wasn't a dream.
I was with my brother here.
But then…
she tore us apart.
If you were with your brother,
why were you sent to Cheongju Orphanage
while he ended up with your birth mother?
MS. KO SEONG-HUI
I'm not so sure.
But if my memory is right,
she only took my brother with her.
This persimmon tree is over 60 years old.
It was here when I got married.
Ma'am, do you perhaps
remember the orphanage that was once here?
Of course.
But a fire broke out
and burned it to the ground.
To rescue the children,
everyone in town carried buckets filled with water.
Ma'am, you have such a good memory.
Gosh. People live up to 100 now, and I'm only 83.
I'm still young.
Do you also remember the director of that orphanage?
Of course.
We're neighbors here. Of course, I remember her.
Please have some.
Did you happen to
have twin siblings
before the fire?
The year when the fire broke out…
Yes, we did.
Were they together?
Well, no.
When the fire broke out, it was just the girl.
Gosh, that witch.
Pardon me?
She abandoned both twins at the same time, then suddenly came back
and took just the boy.
GAMNAMU ORPHANAGE
Oh, my.
GAMNAMU ORPHANAGE, 1998
Hi.
They were the same height,
and they called each other brother and sister.
So I figured they were twins.
- Oh, right. Mom. - Yes?
Isn't this about that woman?
Before the fire, some woman came here
and took only the son, claiming she was the mother. Right?
That's right.
I was stunned to find out that a woman that harsh was their mom.
Woo-jin has an ear infection.
I just want to have him treated.
Nothing proves that you're their mom.
The kids call me Mom!
When you abandoned them,
you didn't even leave their names, ID numbers, or names of their parents.
And now you're here to take only one of them with you?
No way!
I'll come for Yu-ra later.
IDENTIFICATION CARD NAME: KO SEONG-HUI
She said she didn't even remember their social security numbers,
so I made a copy of her ID card
and let her take the son.
It was true he had an ear infection.
Brother.
Yu-ra.
Brother.
Yu-ra.
Brother.
- Yu-ra. - What's wrong with them?
- Brother. - Hold on.
Wait, Woo-jin.
All right, Yu-ra.
Have this banana while you wait.
I'll come again with more bananas.
Here. Eat it. Eat the banana while you wait.
I'll be back.
Let's go.
Yu-ra.
- Yu-ra! - Brother!
Yu-ra!
Mom!
Yu-ra!
Yu-ra!
They were always holding hands with each other,
and she ripped them apart out of nowhere.
When you sent the girl to Cheongju Orphanage,
why didn't you send that records along?
You knew her name and had a copy of her birth mom's ID.
The whole orphanage almost burned to the ground.
My mom was hospitalized for over six months
with burns and respiratory problems she got while trying to rescue the kids.
Then,
the copy of her ID also…
It was burned.
Don't be too disheartened.
This audio recording is good enough to stand as evidence.
You recorded the conversation?
Yes, just in case.
Wait.
Sit here.
Don't cry alone.
Lean on me.
She hasn't even read my texts.
DID YOU SLEEP WELL? WANT TO HAVE LUNCH TOGETHER?
EUNOISM JI EUN-O
The number you called is not available.
Did Jeong Soon-hee tell her something?
- What-- - You bitch.
How dare you trick my daughter?
That she came to me and yanked my hair?
No way.
She knows Eun-o wouldn't believe her.
She didn't tell her.
Eun-o, you must be busy with work.
Still, I'd like to see you and hear your voice at least once a day.
Is it too much for me to ask?
EUN-O, YOU MUST BE BUSY WITH WORK. STILL, I'D LIKE TO SEE YOU.
AND HEAR YOUR VOICE AT LEAST ONCE A DAY. IS IT TOO MUCH FOR ME TO ASK?
Ji Eun-o.
I see you've been swayed.
You've gone weak.
Are you afraid?
That's not good.
EUNOISM JI EUN-O
Gosh.
I almost got an heart attack because I couldn't reach you.
I was worried sick about you.
Were you?
I was busy with work.
If you have time,
will you come over to my office?
To your office?
Are you too busy to come here?
Yes.
Come in.
You really are busy.
I'm sorry.
I'm so busy that I've made you come all the way here.
I like your job.
I can come see you anytime.
Have a seat.
What's the matter?
Are you sure you don't know?
"Ji Eun-o, you're now afraid of donating your liver."
It can be very frightening.
I understand.
If you understand, I don't have to donate my liver, right?
Gosh, Eun-o.
I'm not going to donate my liver.
What?
I know you approached me deliberately from the start.
None of this was a coincidence.
I know it was your plan all along.
So,
don't make any excuses and just leave.
Don't ever come here again.
IDENTIFICATION CARD
I'm never going to give
my liver to your son.
What is Mom up to in secret?
I'm dying to know.
"Han Woo-jin"?
It was suspicious when you went past me and pulled a move in front of your dad.
Was this it?
Is the donor you went through all that trouble to find
named Ji Eun-o, by any chance?
Tell your sister just one word.
You're offering a billion won for just one word?
You mean, your son.
I'm not your daughter, so I have no brother.
You're really going to let your brother die because of you?
That makes you a murderer.
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