Original subtitles

Must you...

(Alprazolam)

really scrub in?

Yes. I will.

Who's scrubbing in?

Dr. Seo Woo Jin.

He's the doctor who assisted the first surgery,

so I was asked to let you know he'd be of help.

By Dr. Boo?

No, Master Kim.

That's the name he goes by at Doldam.

Now, get ready to scrub in.

How much should I tell them?

- What? - The...

The fact that you conducted the surgery without a CT scan first...

and the way you caught the intercostal vessel bleeding...

will both give them an excuse to find fault with you.

- And? - It'll put you in a bad position.

Why is that any of your concern?

I don't want to be troubled later.

I wanted to make sure that I wouldn't...

be held responsible.

You're one consistent little weasel, aren't you?

I was the operating surgeon, so the responsibility is all on me.

Just focus on the surgery at hand...

and answer Dr. Park's questions truthfully.

As in the facts?

Yes, just stick to the facts...

and what you saw.

Be consistent even in the operation room.

(Doctor's Office 1)

I'm good.

I can do this.

It's okay.

We're already expecting someone.

There he is.

Woo Jin?

What's going on?

What do you think?

He betrayed you and joined the team...

so he could grab the opportunity.

Woo Jin is a pro when it comes to stabbing people in the back.

Let's begin the surgery.

Let's begin.

Scalpel.

Scalpel.

(Operating Room 1)

(Operating Room 2)

That jerk.

(Chapter 4: Utilizing Conflict)

(Doldam Hospital)

(Episode 4)

Have a good day.

Thank you. Bye, sir.

(Doldam Hospital)

Excuse me.

Can you believe it?

President Yeo, how can I be of service?

Oh, you saw the news?

I didn't contact you since you were on vacation.

I see.

I am here by the operating rooms.

In Operating Room One, the doctors from Geodae...

are conducting the minister's second surgery.

Meanwhile, in Operating Room Two,

Master Kim is working on the minister's driver.

You will not believe the amount of tension from both rooms.

How should I put it?

It's as if two skilled swordsmen...

are going head-to-head.

We'll check for bleeding in the abdomen first...

and remove the gauze that was inserted.

Can I get some more? The larger ones, please.

Keep the gauze coming.

There's more bleeding than I expected.

Retractor.

Right angle forceps.

They did a neat job.

How much did he bleed during the first surgery?

30 units of packed RBC and 20 units of FFP.

That's a lot.

The patient was taking aspirin.

It wasn't easy to stop the bleeding.

A skilled surgeon sure is different.

Even so, he still managed to.

Dr. Park, there's really not much for you to do.

According to the surgery record,

there was bleeding of the intercostal vessel.

Even though we fixed the hemoperitoneum,

he bled 800cc from his chest.

After changing his position,

we spotted the intercostal vessel bleeding.

What about the CT scan?

Was it not checked prior to the surgery?

The doctor asked you a question.

Did you not check the CT scan?

Forget the CT scan and send him to the OR.

You'll operate without taking a CT scan first?

Every second is vital here.

Dragging it out by sticking to ever protocol...

will only end up killing him.

His condition was critical and BP was low.

Did you...

not even take one?

No.

Are you insane?

You opened up the minister without taking a CT scan first?

Like I said, the patient's condition was worsening by the second.

In cases like this,

I was told that damage control should take priority.

So tell me.

How did he know...

about the intercostal vessel bleeding without a CT scan?

It was all thanks to your gut feeling and luck.

If that's all you saw,

it means you aren't any better either.

What is it?

Can't you answer me?

No.

- That's not it. - Then what?

Did he pay you?

How much did he offer you to keep your mouth shut?

Thank you for the update, Manager Jang.

Let me know once they're done.

Sure.

- Goodness. - Gosh, I'm sorry, sir.

- Are you all right? - I'm fine.

Are you new here?

How did you know?

Are you a regular patient here?

With which department?

You see, I'm the president...

You're one of the president's patients?

I'm sorry to tell you this,

but he's on leave at the moment.

No, I mean that...

- Just a second, sir. - What?

The lobby is currently bustling with people,

so let's head to the ER.

That's my department, you see.

You're in luck because...

things are slow there.

I'll check you out myself. This way, sir.

Sure.

Excuse me, coming through.

- Sorry, excuse me. - A change in plan?

- Excuse me. - What's going on?

Dr. Cha?

Dr. Cha? Dr. Cha?

Are you sick?

I wasn't sleeping.

What?

I wasn't asleep.

I'm just fine.

Bae Mun Jung speaking.

Oh. Okay, got it.

I'll be right there. Bye.

Wait. Where are you going?

A rib fracture patient came in.

A rib fracture?

Then I should go.

I'll go. I will go.

Ms. Uhm, one of the president's regular patients came in,

and I said I'd take a look.

Please take his temperature and BP.

Bed two.

The president's regular patient?

Who is it?

Oh, dear...

He bumped into a tractor and has a pain in his right chest.

Dr. Cha.

Oh, yes.

But why did you call the OS doctor?

Rib fractures are CS territory.

What? Well, I checked the FAST,

and there was no bleeding, the saturation was good,

and I didn't see any damaged organs.

Until now, I took all the simple rib fractures cases, Dr. Cha.

Oh, come on.

You don't have to speak so politely to me, Dr. Bae.

Speak casually, more comfortably.

Okay, I'll do that in time.

I need a while to befriend people.

You can't be like that to me.

You know, I even joined the Bone Club because of you.

Don't you remember these exquisite phalanges?

(Phalanges: Finger bones)

"Your mid and distal phalanx are especially beautiful."

"Perfect hands for a surgeon."

You even said that to me.

Don't you remember?

So, what should we do about this patient, Dr. Cha?

Get a CT scan first.

If there's internal bleeding,

he could require surgery.

What? Will I need surgery?

No. She didn't say she'll operate, sir.

You may look fine,

but you could suddenly start to bleed.

Bleeding?

Is my condition that serious?

No, sir. Just in case, we must take a CT.

Get going.

- Okay. Let's... - Dr. Jung!

Why do you keep interrupting me?

We have a duty and responsibility to explain...

all possible outcomes to the patient.

That way, we can defend ourselves even if we're sued.

Patients come after us all the time.

Dr. Bae!

Dr. Cha, we need to talk.

Am I wrong, Dr. Bae?

You're right. Now turn around this way.

Come along.

Call when the CT result is out.

Let's get a coffee, Dr. Cha.

Oh, dear. In my dream last night,

I saw my late mother, and now this...

- My gosh. - Oh, dear...

- We need a CT! - Mother...

Who am I talking to?

Dr. Yun! Ms. Uhm!

What's the matter?

Do you know him too?

Yes, of course. I know him too well.

You really are a regular here, Grandpa.

Even Ms. Uhm knows you.

I have been coming here for a long time.

I'll take a listen then.

It'll be slightly cold. Breathe in deeply.

Breathe out.

Again, breathe in deeply.

Breathe out.

Look. What's this?

Master Kim. It's a text from Manager Jang.

A green gauze came out of the minister's stomach.

His bile must be leaking.

Right angle forceps.

There. We got the splenic artery.

Metz.

Tie.

Clip.

It's bile peritonitis.

I think the bile duct is damaged.

- Irrigation. - Suction.

There's no leakage.

It's tied well.

Undo the cystic duct.

A trans-cystic biliary drain...

- will help us find the leak. - Okay.

Scalpel.

- What happened? - I'm sorry.

- I must've touched the clip. - Gauze.

Keep pressure.

- Keep going. - Gauze.

BP's falling.

There must be another bleed.

Get more blood.

Is something going wrong?

I'm not sure.

I'm concerned as well.

That man is not Master Kim.

Bovie. Take a hold of this, Ms. Kim.

Forceps.

I found it.

The clip caused a bleed in the hepatic artery.

Forceps.

Clip.

Gauze stick.

Hold this.

Okay.

90 over 50.

Dr. Yang, keep your wits about you.

I apologize.

His bowels are very swollen.

I don't think you can suture in this condition.

What will you do?

Lee Joo Young is your brother?

Yes.

The surgery went very well.

A couple of days in the ICU for observation, and he'll be fine.

- Thank you. - Sure.

Just so you know, they couldn't complete the minister's surgery.

I'm not entirely sure,

but a mistake from their staff caused a bleed.

Dr. Yun.

Ms. Uhm.

I need a CT...

- Mr. President. - What?

What are you doing here?

You're off until this week.

You're the president?

I saw the news and cut my holiday short.

How am I, Ms. Uhm?

Your temperature is normal.

Your BP is slightly high, but within the normal range, sir.

You're Dr. Yun, right?

You check your patients very carefully.

I brought you some bread.

Share with everyone.

I'll go upstairs then.

Why didn't you tell me sooner?

Who needs the CT?

- Bed six. - Okay.

What should I do?

Don't worry. Our president doesn't mind things like that.

I guess he wanted to see how good you were.

(Yeo Woon Young)

Have you guys been well?

So?

They ended the second surgery without being able to suture.

The Minister was transferred back to the ICU.

Maybe there was a problem during the first surgery.

Professor Park Min Guk is...

the most competent doctor in Geodae Medical Center...

while Dr. Boo Yong Joo is the over-the-hill doctor...

who lives with another name...

after getting kicked out to a branch.

Anyone would think this problem was caused...

by Master Kim who conducted the first surgery.

It's quite complicated to check if that's true, Reporter Park.

It's fine.

Raising suspicion is enough.

That's what the media should do, you know.

Raising doubts nonstop.

Don't you agree?

Let's do it this way first then.

This is bad.

They're the minister's son and his wife.

Hello.

I'm Park Min Guk, the chief doctor who performed the second surgery.

Our flight was delayed due to the weather condition in Jeju.

How is my father?

During the second surgery,

we found a few problems,

but we dealt with them quickly.

His condition is not so grave at the moment.

I heard everything would be okay after the second surgery.

Is he not still okay? Why?

The organs are still swollen unlike how we expected.

We will arrange the date...

for the third surgery once the swelling subsides.

Where's the doctor whom I talked to during the first surgery?

This way.

I'm sorry. If only I hadn't made that mistake...

Shut it.

Shut your mouth and stay still.

Darn, it's driving me crazy.

(No Visitors Allowed)

So did they find the leakage point?

Yes, we found it on the gallbladder.

It's fine then.

They stopped the leakage from the gallbladder and the vessel.

Any other problems?

Well, that's...

- Sir. - Yes?

The Minister's son and his wife are here.

They'd like to have a talk with you.

- Give me a moment. - Sure.

Everything else is all right.

Thanks for your hard work.

He's the doctor you spoke to on the phone.

Hello.

Shall we go to my office?

- Sure. - Let's go.

What's with you, punk?

You're nothing but a bedbug that mooches off here and there.

How dare you play smart with me?

If you chose to work with Master Kim or whatever his name is,

keep doing it.

Don't covet someone else's place in the OR, you punk.

You think Dr. Park will pay attention to you...

if you act up like that?

I didn't do that to gain his attention.

Then did you do that on purpose to sock it to me?

It was you who touched the clip, not me.

- What? - And it wasn't me...

who couldn't deal with the leakage immediately.

Why you little...

If you want a conversation, talk.

Next time, you might have your wrists broken, sir.

You're unbelievable.

Now you don't give a thing about seniority?

Seniority or whatever that is,

I give a thing about too many things,

and that's the problem.

Darn it!

Dr. Cha?

Dr. Cha.

What about the CT scan?

The patient is under the process in the CT room right now.

It might take 10 to 20 more minutes to be done.

I see.

Dr. Seo.

What's wrong with Dr. Cha?

Hey, Dr. Cha.

I don't know. I guess she couldn't sleep last night.

She's dozing off all day.

Hey, Cha Eun Jae.

The betrayer is here.

What are you looking at?

I'm talking about you, Seo Woo Jin!

Look at you.

Stand straight.

Gosh, stop moving.

I got you, you betrayer.

You're a jerk.

I'm going to kill you.

You are...

dead meat.

Dead meat...

Well...

Dr. Cha?

Gosh.

Did she fall asleep in that posture just now?

Right, Ms. Uhm?

I think so.

Wash your face and wake up.

It's a hassle.

You're a mess right now. Wash your face and wake up.

I won't!

I can't be bothered.

I don't care, so go away.

Stop acting like a baby.

You're crazy.

Does it look like I'm acting like a baby to you?

You're pestering and throwing a fit...

because things didn't go as you wanted.

You took away my surgery.

It was my opportunity to go back to Geosan.

You stabbed me in the back...

and took my opportunity, you betrayer.

It's not that I wanted.

Don't be ridiculous.

Don't you think I know how you are?

You don't care about friends or anything...

as long as you can get paid.

You're an annoying opportunist.

Why did you call me to the OR that day?

You could've just dealt with that diaphragm tear by yourself.

I wouldn't have been kicked out to this place.

This is all because of you.

Does it make you feel better...

if you blame others?

What?

All right then.

Keep living like that.

(Alprazolam)

I heard there was an issue with the first surgery.

An issue?

I don't understand what you're saying.

A reporter called me on my way here.

He said that you were responsible...

for the second surgery not being a success.

Sorry? What are you talking about?

He said you didn't bother to take a CT scan first.

Is that true?

In the field,

it's quite common with severe trauma patients.

You seem comfortable openly admitting your negligence.

Well, calling his actions negligent is...

He operated without taking the basic steps.

How is that not negligence?

The situation called for a drastic measure.

I wasn't talking to the manager.

My questions are directed at the operating surgeon.

It's all right.

What is it that you want to say?

If you weren't confident in your abilities,

you shouldn't have operated.

How dare you still open up my father?

He wasn't in a condition to be transferred.

He still isn't.

Just to be able to tell the world you operated on a Minister,

you ignored basic protocols...

and acted irrationally.

Can I take your silence as an admission of guilt?

If I valued my reputation...

over the life of a patient,

I would've declared his death instead of operating.

Considering your father's condition when he was brought it,

that would've been the easier route.

Then there's nothing more to say.

I will sue you and this hospital on charges of malpractice.

What? You'll sue us?

I will sue you and this hospital...

on charges of malpractice.

What? You'll sue us?

What? He's suing us?

That's right.

He'll sue Master Kim and the hospital.

You've got to be kidding me.

How can you sue a doctor for not taking a CT scan first?

It doesn't even count as malpractice.

The charges won't stick.

The patient isn't in critical condition anymore.

Without definitive evidence,

malpractice charges are difficult to prove.

There is a recording of the second surgery.

I think there's some kind of misunderstanding.

I've been with the minister since he was brought in...

and there's nothing to suggest malpractice.

The reporter told me that there is a recording.

It will prove how ludicrous the first surgery was.

That's what he told me.

That's odd.

Dr. Seo didn't say anything about a recording.

Dr. Seo could be deliberately keeping it from us.

Why?

Why would he? What's there to hide?

What if Dr. Seo...

said something that'll prove their case?

What's there to say?

The first surgery was a complete success.

Potato, po-tah-do, right?

You very well know...

how the delivery of one's words can cause misunderstandings.

But why?

Why would Dr. Seo help their case though?

What if...

Do you three...

have something to say to me?

That jerk.

The recording of the surgery...

Did you download it?

Yes, right after the surgery ended.

But...

Yes, this is Cha Eun Jae.

What was that again?

Yes, of course. I'll be right there.

Can we talk, Dr. Cha?

What did you tell Dr. Park in the OR?

Dr. Park asked about the first surgery...

and I answered.

Including answers that could hurt this hospital?

Why do you ask?

You see, the minister's son...

is suing Master Kim for malpractice.

The recording of the second surgery...

will probably be their key piece of evidence.

Why didn't you tell us that the surgery was recorded?

You didn't ask.

Dr. Seo, this isn't the time to act like you're not a part of this.

Master Kim's...

and this hospital's reputation are on the line.

Did you...

Was there...

Did the other team offer you some kind of a deal?

Manager Jang!

What do you mean by that?

In exchange for your testimony against Master Kim,

did they offer you anything...

As in money?

Please don't take this wrong way.

Manager Jang is only asking if...

Did you accept it?

Manager Jang, stop it!

- You're making me sick. - But Ms. Oh...

Here or there...

You're all the same.

Dr. Seo...

Seriously?

- Dr. Seo! - But...

What?

It was a reasonable question.

As soon as Dr. Seo came to our hospital,

the first thing he asked from Master Kim was money.

That he needed some.

This is just wrong, Manager Jang.

Can't I even ask?

My goodness.

Dr. Seo. Dr. Seo Woo Jin.

If you were that curious, why didn't you ask yourself?

If I accepted their bribe.

What are you saying?

What I saw, the facts, the truth!

You told me to answer.

Was that all a test?

Did you send me in on purpose to test me...

and to see how I'd act around Dr. Park?

- Dr. Seo! - You said, find the answer!

Darn you.

Ms. Oh. What was all that about?

Will you keep your mouth shut, Dr. Cha?

I know you want to return to Geodae.

I'll put in a good word to Dr. Park.

Promise you'll keep quiet. Okay?

You know, a while ago...

Hey. I don't care either.

Send the money. If not, you really die this time.

What is it?

Dr. Cha's here.

Didn't I tell you to call Dr. Bae?

Well, I did call him.

Call CS.

CS takes rib fractures from now on.

Oh, did he say that? I see.

- Who's the patient? - Well...

It's the rib fracture patient from earlier.

He keeps complaining of chest pains.

What about the CT scan?

His lungs look okay and I see no bleeding.

I did an EKG and checked his cardiac enzymes,

and all are fine.

Ms. Uhm, did you check what medication he's taking?

Nothing but pills for his BP.

A segmental fracture?

(Segmental fracture: Multiple fracture lines)

Dr. Jung! The patient's saturation is falling.

Call Master Kim now. Quick.

- 1, 2, 3. - 1, 2, 3.

Sir, does your chest still hurt?

Saturation's 78 and falling.

This won't do. Let's intubate.

Just a moment.

What is it?

Flail chest?

Flail chest?

Do you have face masks or venturi masks?

We don't.

Then let's intubate, Dr. Jung.

- Ms. Joo. - Okay.

Inject an ampule of tramadol into his IV.

I need a 10cc syringe and lidocaine.

Okay.

I'll control the pain with an intercostal nerve block.

Tube.

Here it is, Dr. Cha.

- Pull out. - Okay.

Is the ventilator set?

Yes.

What are you doing? That much pressure?

It's positive pressure.

The fractured ribs are moving against it,

so he needs more pressure when he breathes in.

Does he?

Saturation is rising to the normal range.

Really?

What a relief.

How did you recognize it was the flail chest?

I saw it once at Geodae Medical Center.

In a victim of a traffic accident.

You treated it pretty quickly considering you saw it just once.

I'm a fast learner.

I didn't mean to brag.

Why were you in the ER then? Are you in the ER often?

How did you know?

I'm usually in the ER when I'm on night duty.

Cardiac arrest victims usually come in at night.

To them, time is golden.

I'm really good at CPR.

I also have an ACLS license.

Did you ever rush out of the ER?

No.

Then looking at blood or making simple cuts with a knife...

Yes. I can do all that in the ER.

I'm okay with it all as long as it's not in the OR.

Okay. You can go.

Okay, then. Bye.

That patient might need the ventilator...

for a week or even longer.

- Pardon? - Follow up carefully.

He's your first patient.

Didn't you tell me to quit being a doctor?

Hey.

If I told you to quit, would you really quit?

No.

My gosh.

Get going.

Okay.

I'll call you when the patient is transferred to the ward.

Okay. Thanks.

Why didn't you commend her? She did really well.

Why bother when she knows that better than anyone?

What was that? He said he didn't need a doctor like me.

Shouldn't we come up with a plan too?

He's saying...

he'll sue us for medical malpractice.

We can't just sit back and let that happen.

If it happens to be true that...

Dr. Seo is playing both sides,

what would happen then?

It was Master Kim who sent Dr. Seo into that OR.

That means...

Master Kim trusts him to some extend, doesn't it?

You do it if you want. I'm out.

The betrayer is here.

It's not that I wanted.

You're an annoying opportunist.

Dr. Cha?

You left it in the staff lounge.

I'm sorry about earlier.

We shouldn't have asked such things without any evidence.

It's our fault.

As an adult,

I'd like to apologize.

There's no need.

Manager Jang could be right.

I do anything as long as I can make money.

If you were really like that, you would chase after money...

instead of looking for an answer.

Didn't you say that earlier?

That you need to find an answer.

- Ms. Uhm. - Yes?

Is something up to Dr. Yun?

Well, it's because of President Yeo.

President Yeo?

She thought he was a regular patient.

She escorted him here and even examined him.

She treated the president?

Yes, she checked his body temperature and pulse.

She even auscultated him. She did everything she could.

What are you going to do?

What? Well...

I have something to tell the president.

What is it about?

Actually, when I examined him earlier,

I heard some strange sounds in his lungs.

If that's what it is about, you can talk to me first.

What?

You didn't have to return this soon.

You should've rested a little more.

I saw the news, and things seemed crazy.

I couldn't rest alone.

I heard Minister Ryu's son said he'd sue you and this hospital.

Well, doctors like us are always...

in between inspection and accusation.

There wasn't much trouble in the operation.

I'll have to get through it somehow.

I heard Do Yun Wan came back.

It might not be so easy this time.

People without self-respect tend to have a strong pride.

He got a scratch on his pride.

I bet he's determined this time.

What about the pain?

How is it?

Should we play a game of go? It's been long since we did it.

Gosh, sir.

- I should act like I don't know? - Yes.

Just act like you don't know.

To President Yeo as well as the staff.

I can't do that.

I clearly heard the sound in his lungs, so how can I?

By any chance, does he know about this?

Yes, he knows.

What about the staff?

Just me and Master Kim.

What about Ms. Oh?

She doesn't know yet.

- So... - I get it.

You want me to keep my mouth shut.

I'd appreciate it if you could.

Okay, I will.

I should.

Please do it then.

Let me check your eyes.

(Emergency Room)

You'll file a lawsuit?

Yes.

So I need the video recording of the second surgery.

Video recording?

I don't understand.

I heard that you have a recording of the second surgery...

the recording includes the statement of the doctor...

who conducted the first surgery.

Who gave you that information?

An anonymous reporter.

He said he's someone who respects you, Dr. Park.

The recording of the surgery...

Did you download it?

But...

wouldn't it be more disadvantageous for us if this gets out?

That's why...

we must be careful not to let this out.

Did you delete it from your phone?

Yes, I did.

Do you have a black USB stick?

You mean, this?

No, something smaller.

- Well... - I checked the file.

Yes, I'll send it there. Bye.

Can I borrow this for five minutes?

(Geodae Medical Center)

I think you got the wrong information.

There's no recording of the surgery.

Are you trying to cover for him because he's a doctor like you?

Of course not.

I put everything aside and came all the way here...

to save Minister Ryu.

Trust me.

There's no recording.

Dr. Heo.

This.

Isn't this yours?

It was dropped in the fitting room.

What?

Oh, gosh. You have it with you.

It looked the same,

so I thought you dropped it.

I see.

That is the thing, right?

The video recording of the second surgery.

Hey.

What are you talking about?

What video?

It's right.

You clearly told me that it recorded...

everything that happened during the operation.

What?

Now the son has the video recording of the second surgery?

Yes.

Then what will happen to us?

Will we be sued?

No.

It will be the other way around.

Really?

Gosh, that's good.

See? I told you everything would be okay.

So what is Manager Jang going to do?

This is from my heart, Dr. Seo.

Will you take it?

I'm sorry, doctor.

I was mistaken.

I should've been more thorough.

I felt bad about my father's condition.

And I heard things weren't getting any better...

even after the second surgery.

That made me lose my mind.

I'm really sorry.

The Minister is enduring so well.

I'll do my best until the end.

Well, then.

- Sir. - Yes?

This is the video recording of the second surgery.

I thought you'd need it.

(Geodae Medical Center)

Thank you.

Joo Young.

Happy ending suits the best for Doldam Hospital.

You think so?

That's also the reason why we refused other opportunities...

and chose to stay here.

I only hope...

that Dr. Seo and Dr. Cha will also someday learn that.

Me too.

That reminds me. How's Dr. Cha?

Oh, gosh. I must be insane.

Oh, no. Why did I do such a thing?

Just why...

Dr. Cha.

Yes, doctor.

I guess you have no idea what kind of a person I am.

I don't quite follow.

Sorry.

I'm apologizing for before.

What I said was uncalled for. No, I was downright mean.

I'd appreciate it if you forgot that I even called you...

a betrayer and an opportunist.

Is that possible?

Sure, it's possible.

Good, then.

See you tomorrow.

Good job, Jessie.

Give me five.

What about the CT scan?

Was it not checked prior to the surgery?

The doctor asked you a question.

His condition was critical and BP was low.

- Yes, come in. - Did you not even take one?

What's this?

- Your 10,000 dollars. - Sorry?

But it hasn't been a week yet.

Are you declining?

Okay, fine. I'll keep it until then.

How many months worth of salary is this?

I'm lending you that out of my own pocket.

You will repay me 1,000 dollars a month.

Hold on a second.

1,000 a month to pay back 10,000 dollars?

You'll be stuck with me for at least 10 months.

Are you good with that?

Hold on. Did you just scoff?

It was a bit cheesy, that's all.

The more professional term would be pompous, not cheesy.

You could also...

call it romantic.

Get going then.

Yes, sir.

Weird people.

A weird hospital.

As an adult, I'd like to apologize.

I'm truly sorry, Dr. Seo.

Weird...

elders.

Hi, there, Woo Jin.

Here you are.

Do you know what hoops we went through to find you?

- How have you been? - And then...

there is my darn situation.

Will I...

be able to find the answer?

(Dr. Romantic 2)

Are you kidding me? A letter of dismissal?

Will you join my cause?

I heard a fun rumor.

Is it true that you're coming to Doldam?

Will you be able to handle it?

Are you trying to scare me away?

A whole family committed suicide?

A patient can choose...

- his or her doctor, - Stop it!

but I learned that a doctor can't choose its patient.

What's wrong with you, Dr. Seo?

I'm sorry, but I can't treat this patient.

What did you just say?

The patient isn't responding!

You'll help him, right?

Promise me you'll help him.