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WOULD YOU MARRY ME?

ALL CHARACTERS, PLACES, ORGANIZATIONS, ETC. ARE FICTIONAL

CHILD ACTORS WERE FILMED WITH GUARDIANS PRESENT

ANIMALS WERE FILMED UNDER EXPERT SUPERVISION AND WELFARE RULES

YOUNGSOOK'S RESTAURANT

CEO YOO MERI

Hey, did you find it?

It's me.

How have you been?

I'm back.

I'm in Seoul.

As soon as I landed...

Hello? Hel...

The call can't be connected. Transferring to voicemail.

You will be charged after the tone.

Sure.

You must have some pride in yourself.

Play hard to get once.

WOOJU

That scared me.

He told me never to call him.

Why did he call me?

Does he know something?

TEAM LEADER KIM WOOJU

Hello?

I found it.

It was in the door gap.

Oh, that's a relief.

No, I'll come and get it. I have a meeting there anyway.

Oh, and...

Should I tell him that Wooju called?

What is it? Do you have something to say?

No, I'll see you tomorrow.

I shouldn't bother him for no reason.

I feel bad about everything already.

Are you still up?

Yes, I couldn't sleep.

Were you out somewhere?

- Oh, at the garage. - I see.

How is work?

You don't work for fun. You just work.

What?

I'm a total workaholic these days.

I have no work-life balance, and I'm completely committed.

You should relax now that Uncle and I are around.

Go on trips and dates.

Enjoy life a bit.

Why would I go on dates?

I'd abandon my husband if I had one.

Look at all the old women who are happy.

They're all widows.

Only those with their husbands alive look glum and distraught.

By the way, if you have anybody, bring her to see me.

Someone worthy of marrying the head of Myungsoondang.

Marrying well is one of your duties.

- Okay. - Take what I say seriously.

Everyone's watching you.

Don't forget you must live for your dad, too.

Only then will your grandpa get over his anger in the afterlife.

Do you know what I mean?

I do. I'll do my best.

Let's go inside.

Sure.

You're off to work early.

Good morning.

Did your husband leave already? His car isn't in the parking lot.

He worked late last night.

He must be incredibly busy these days.

Do you need a ride to the bus stop?

No, it's fine.

I love to contemplate on my way to work.

Why don't we have breakfast together one day?

You know the cafeteria here serves breakfast, don't you?

Yes, that would be nice.

Okay, then.

Sure.

Drive on.

I should leave at the crack of dawn now.

WOULD YOU MARRY ME?

EPISODE 5

Welcome, Mr. Baek.

Pleasure to meet you. I'm Baek Sanghyeon of Beauté.

Yes, thank you for making the trip over.

This is our CFO.

I'm Jang Hangu.

I heard a lot about you from Mr. Lee.

Oh, I see.

- Let's sit down. - Sure.

Director Jang, you're acquainted with Mr. Lee?

Yes, we went to business school together.

We play golf, too, sometimes.

He meant to join us today,

but he is currently hospitalized, so I'm here on my own.

Oh, my. Why is he in the hospital?

It's nothing serious.

He should watch his health.

Your health is your biggest asset.

I told him to get some well-earned rest.

He asked me to send some of our croquettes with Mr. Baek.

We should pack him the best-tasting ones.

Yes, I'll do that.

- Have some tea. - Yes, thanks.

A VVIP package?

Yes, Beauté Department Store will gift our hangwa set to their VVIP customers

to celebrate their anniversary.

- Beauté Department Store? - Yes.

I'd like to come and get the wallet.

Are you free?

Yes, call me when you get here.

Hello, Kim Wooju speaking.

I told Mr. Kim to come over.

You might as well meet the Head of Marketing you'll be working with.

Sure, that's fine with me.

Good morning. Go on inside.

I heard someone from the Beauté Department Store was here.

Yes, Managing Director Baek Sanghyeon.

Who? Baek Sanghyeon?

Yes.

No, wait.

I need to take an urgent bathroom break.

Pardon?

Oh, I see.

- Go ahead. - Thanks.

CEO KO PHILNYUN

Should I leave work early?

No, it's too random.

Oh, a business meeting elsewhere. Don't I have one of those?

JULY

SECRETARY'S OFFICE

Yes, hello?

Oh, well, you see, I'm having some bathroom issues.

I can't come right away.

Right, could you talk to Mr. Jang for me?

Thank you.

Everyone will call me a pooper now.

Mr. Kim?

Mr. Jang.

I'm glad you two get to meet.

This is Kim Wooju, our Head of Marketing.

This is Beauté Department Store's Managing Director Baek.

Hello.

It's nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too.

I'm Baek Sanghyeon.

- I'll see you again soon. - Drive back safely.

- See him off. - Sure thing.

So, this is where you work.

Well, yes.

I pretended not to know you in case you felt uncomfortable.

Separating work from life

is very important when dealing with business partners.

Letting mistakes slide because you're acquaintances?

I don't care much for personal connections forged in school or social circles.

Of course. Not in this day and age.

I agree with you completely.

Thank you for understanding.

Since we're on the topic,

- could I ask for a favor? - I know.

You want me to keep your secret, right?

The winners used false names?

The couple was terrified that the creditors would come after them.

They begged me to keep it a secret.

They insisted we use false names in the articles we release.

Yes, that's right.

I'm in debt,

so I won't have much left even if I were to sell the unit.

You look pretty good for someone who worked late last night.

I worked late?

Hey, Mr. Ki...

Honey.

Oh, honey.

What are you doing here, Mr. Baek?

He's here for work.

- For work? - Yes.

Do you work here, too, Ms. Yoo?

- I'm not employed here... - Her wallet.

- She's here for her wallet. - Oh, yes.

He took my wallet with him to work. This is my wallet.

When a married couple lives together,

- their belongings get mixed up. - Yes.

- Hers is mine, and mine's hers. - Right.

I left in a hurry early this morning and wasn't paying attention.

- This morning... - Yesterday morning.

Sweetie, you worked late last night.

You've been so busy that yesterday and today

- just blur together, right? - Oh, it was yesterday.

I've been so scatterbrained these days.

He's pretty out of it.

I'll go ahead, then.

- Yes, get back safely. - Goodbye.

- Do you think that went okay? - Yes.

What? You're working with Managing Director Baek?

I won't deal with him directly, but we must be as careful as possible.

We met this morning, and he asked about you.

I said you worked late last night.

I worked late?

You look pretty good for someone who worked late last night.

You should've told me about that. I need time to plan a defense.

I didn't think you'd meet like this.

From now on, call right away if you see Mr. Baek.

No, call me three times a day, no exceptions.

At breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

- Three times a day? - Yes.

We must share our day to prevent messing up.

Do we have to go that far?

That naive mindset caused what just happened.

And, well...

Newlyweds call each other a dozen times a day.

We're not actual newlyweds.

- Aren't you too into this? - "Too into this?"

Do you think I'm doing this for me?

I'm not. I just want to prevent risk.

I'm a busy man, you know.

I know you are.

At breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Oh, and one more time before bed.

Four times a day.

And we'll talk before bed.

Okay.

Where are you, Ms. Yoo? The meeting's about to start.

The meeting's about to start.

I'll go upstairs first.

You can come in a bit later.

It would look weird if we came in together.

Yes, right.

The laver is good. Where is it from?

Hey, I seasoned it myself.

With a mix of perilla oil and sesame oil.

I followed a famous cook's recipe just to feed you.

- Did you? - Yes.

Did you meet Jenny's parents?

Why would I meet them?

Why didn't you pay them a visit while you were in Hong Kong?

Hurry over here.

Hey!

Introduce her to us quickly before she changes her mind.

There's an opening on the main road where the ice cream shop was.

I need to put down a deposit soon.

Do you want to marry me off so you can open your own store?

Exactly.

Let's benefit from my handsome brother for once.

Gosh! Forget it!

Hey, where are you going? You didn't finish your food.

Hey!

They expect so much from me.

What should I tell them?

No, wait.

You mean

you and the guy in Room 3613

- are getting married? - Yes.

Our families made a pact when we were young.

Why are you telling me that now? I thought we...

You never said you had a fiancé.

You never asked.

Baby, are you jealous?

Don't worry.

My fiancé goes abroad a lot for work.

- I'll have time for you when he's gone. - Jenny.

I gave up everything for you.

How can you do this to me?

- What do you want me to do? - You must choose!

You can never have two husbands.

It's him or me.

Who do you choose?

Then...

You're out.

Drink your tea. It's nice.

What should I do with Elizabeth?

I'm busy planning my wedding.

Leave her with my relative.

I'll text you the address.

EVERYTHING I WANT TO DO WITH YOU

- Meri. - Yes?

Why do you like me?

Because you're good-looking.

You're so cute.

To Meri...

I was her one and only.

I'm sorry, Meri.

It's for food packaging, so it should be moisture-proof,

but it won't look or feel fancy if the paper's too stiff.

What's this? "Pergraphics?"

We imported that from Austria to test it out.

It's nice and smooth.

- It's nice, isn't it? - It is.

N Design ordered some boxes to send out a cosmetics gift set,

and people are loving it.

Do you have any left?

How many do you need?

About 500 in the size of the beef jerky sets I got last time.

Let me have a look.

PARK GYEONGHWA

Hey, Gyeonghwa. Are you done?

My goodness. Are you next? Come on in.

- Hello. - Take a seat.

Man, these defense seminars really bored me.

I'd rather die, you know?

Why didn't you just die, then?

How could you say that?

Pyongyang naengmyeon?

- Minus the cucumber. - Yes.

Auntie.

Yes?

I'm really sorry, ladies.

It's the lunchtime rush. Can I let someone join you?

You over there. Come sit over here.

Hey.

I'm Meri's friend, Park Gyeonghwa.

Oh, I heard a lot about you.

Her army friend.

When did you tell him about me?

Talk normally.

- Was that weird? - Yes.

How do you know of this place?

It's a hidden gem only a few people know about.

My boss from when I worked in New York knew this place.

He loved Pyongyang naengmyeon and often mentioned this place.

- Eat up. - Yes, thanks.

Your smile. It reminds me of him.

His eyes were just as pretty.

- Who... - My first love.

I see.

His skull...

His head shape was petite and pretty, just like yours.

It looked so nice when shaved.

Darn you. Stop it.

Her first love became a Buddhist monk.

He shaved his head to move into a temple,

and I cut mine short to join the army.

We shared a farewell drink right here.

With a small plate of boiled pork.

That must've broken your heart.

Such is life. It can get salty with tears.

Oh, sure.

First love is like an installment savings plan that's meant to be canceled.

Pretend he's out there doing just fine.

You can say that about your boy, Occipital.

There's a boy we call Occipital. Her elementary school first love.

Myungsik...

Who's Myungsik?

- The same guy. - Oh, really?

Anyway, she gave him her favorite toy,

but he rejected her without a thank-you.

- A toy? - Yes.

She gave it to him out of pity because he was shaking after a car crash.

Ever since, she's been giving, and everyone takes advantage of her.

You got off on the wrong foot.

You talk too much. Will you eat until tomorrow?

Sorry.

So, that's why...

He's called Occipital because he had a cute head.

It was very spherical.

The kind that makes you want to touch it.

Did you ever see him since then?

Yeosu's pretty small. You'd have crossed paths once.

He wasn't from there, I guess.

No?

You don't remember him at all?

No.

We met really briefly.

If we were to meet again, I'd recognize him right away.

He was so good-looking.

He was totally my type.

I bet he grew up to be just as handsome.

This place doesn't disappoint.

- Thanks for the meal. - Thanks for paying.

I'll treat you to kaoliang liquor next time.

I know a place with fine five-spice pork.

Sounds good.

And this is...

- What's this? - It's a souvenir I got

from today's defense seminar.

It's an aftershave for men.

But I don't have a man to give it to.

Thanks a lot.

- What's this? - Oh, that?

It's for you.

- Am I your trash can? - Take it already.

Don't sit on that one.

Okay.

The taxi's here. You should get in.

- We'll go somewhere for tea. - Okay, then.

- Bye, I'll be in touch. - Okay.

What a pity we must let him go.

Why would you be in touch with him?

- You go too far. - What's wrong with that?

There's a boy we call Occipital. Her elementary school first love.

He was so good-looking.

He was totally my type.

I bet he grew up to be just as handsome.

You're fine, as you always were.

My neck and shoulders still feel stiff.

And my eyes are dry.

I request a brain MRI.

That's because you play games all day.

You have a tech neck and poor eyesight.

My stomach burns, and I have indigestion.

I request a gastroscopy.

Under sedation.

You're fine.

That was meant to hurt.

Why did you do that, then?

Doctor.

Your patient says he's in pain.

Gosh, you snack a lot.

Dried fishcake, dried squid, beef jerky.

You eat stuff that's bad for you late at night.

It would give anyone indigestion.

And in this sacred hospital room...

you've even been drinking?

I haven't been able to sleep.

That's my sleeping aid.

Do you like wine?

- Confiscate this from now on. - Yes, Doctor.

You're a terrible patient,

but you're just as bad for getting him whatever he wants.

You can go home before this weekend.

Doctor.

I request an extended stay.

The patient needs to rest until the end of the month.

This isn't a hotel.

He has been here for over a week, and it's time he went home.

We're short on beds as it is.

I'll have you discharged within the week.

I made myself very clear.

Hey, leave it.

She's a total nutcase.

She's the hospital director's daughter, and she never backs down.

Go talk to the director in person.

I can't stand jerks who pretend to be ill.

I wish he'd just disappear.

No more vertical wrinkles. Smile, Yoon Jingyeong.

Relax your facial muscles.

Hey, Yoon Jingyeong!

Jingyeong, I need a favor.

- I'm on night watch today... - Oh, my dear senior doctor.

I would pretend to die if you told me to die.

But I can't swap with you today.

The most important appointment of my life is today.

I'm really sorry.

Hey, Jingyeong. Yoon Jingyeong!

Sorry!

Wooju.

Hey.

Did you have a blind date today?

You're all dressed up.

I didn't have a blind date. I just dressed for the location.

Why did you book such a nice place? It's too much pressure.

My grandma booked the table.

She told me to treat you to something nice.

You made a house call to check on her while your father was away?

- Your grandmother made the reservation? - Yes.

I like the atmosphere.

What do you want to eat?

When the idol trainee dumped you,

you wailed so hard that you got snot and tears all over me.

It was an expensive shirt, too.

We only dated for less than a month.

I was young and immature.

You weren't young. You were 23.

- The ice hockey player after that... - That guy...

I dumped him, okay?

Whatever.

You came all the way to the US to cry.

I spent so much time with you that I ruined my finals.

How about we cover up each other's embarrassing past?

I know all about your ex and the ex before that.

They came to me to complain whenever you made them angry.

- What did they say? - Why ask when you know?

"Kim Wooju, that son of a b."

"The selfish punk who cares only about himself."

"He's total scum."

Anyway, you're no longer welcome in the blind date market.

Your grandmother knows that, too.

That's why she won't tell you to go on blind dates.

That's not good at all. What should I do now?

So, I gave it some thought.

Who could possibly save you, Wooju?

There's no need to look very far.

The person could be under your nose.

This could be a bit flustering for you,

but listen carefully.

Actually, I...

- Jingyeong. - Yes?

Were you...

looking at the back of my head?

What?

Why do you ask?

Someone said the back of my head looked pretty.

- Who? A woman? - Yes.

Well...

She saw it a long time ago,

but she still remembered it.

Is that why you're in a good mood?

Because someone praised your head shape?

- I'm not in a good mood. - You are.

You're a bit more upbeat than usual.

Did you meet your first love or something?

You should become a psychic.

- You actually met her? - Yes.

Actually,

I met the owner of the key ring.

What? She's alive?

- Here in Korea? - Yes.

Where did you meet? Did she call?

Not really.

Do you remember Yoo Meri?

Yoo Meri?

The cactus girl?

- It's her? - Yes.

Do you see the goosebumps?

How did you figure it out?

Does she also know who you are?

No, she doesn't know yet.

Only I do.

That's really fascinating.

It is.

How did we meet again like this?

I've always wanted to ask.

Why didn't you look for her?

You could've tried to find her.

I did look for her.

Here's the address the taxi driver put

on his witness statement.

I'm not sure if his family's still there.

He died in an accident

two weeks after the crash, while coming in to give extra details.

I just don't get it.

He talked to the police already.

Why would he go back there to talk to them again?

He must've remembered something else.

Would that family appreciate it when the couple's already dead?

Your dad ended up dead for being nosy.

If only he hadn't gone to the police station.

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The truth is,

I was too scared to see her.

I was afraid she'd resent me.

So, I don't know what to do next.

Should I tell her or not?

Don't tell her.

Well...

It would be best not to.

She might think her father died because of you.

- Right? - Yes.

You should consider her feelings, too.

Right.

I'm sorry, sir.

The interview was meant to explain the social benefits of our raffle,

but they wrote something else without consulting us.

It's fine.

It was your chance.

Since you are at it,

why didn't you say you planned the Beauté Palace event,

and that you were behind the 350% increase in sales?

The Young Entrepreneur Award I got last year...

Why didn't you say you lobbied them to give me your award, too?

- I apologize. - Why are you always apologizing?

You work so hard, Sanghyeon.

I should give you a bonus.

Here.

It's fine. Come closer.

Come closer.

Hey, Sanghyeon.

You know what?

No matter how hard you try, you can't be me.

Was it in middle school?

We became friends because you shielded me from the bullies.

My dad sent you abroad to study and made you Managing Director

only because you were my friend.

I get the impression that you're mistaken sometimes.

But then our pet dog, a shih tzu,

thinks it's human because it's fed and bathed.

Spend that on some kibble.

I'll heed your warning.

I should've just stayed to work late.

What a waste of an expensive meal.

Don't tell her.

Well, it would be best not to.

She might think her father died because of you.

Right.

You're a coward, Jingyeong.

Why did I say that, knowing he would get hurt?

MAIN HALL

Why does Mom have so much to say?

Oh, I'm starving.

What's for breakfast?

It's obvious.

The place across the road we go to every year.

Oh, that gukbap again?

We can't have that every single year just because Uncle used to like it.

Don't you think

it's time to assume he would be sick of eating the same thing?

It would be nice

to have pork cutlet sometimes.

We can't have that for breakfast!

I mean, Wooju likes it.

It's his birthday today.

What?

You're his only aunt, and you don't know that?

He lived abroad most of the time.

People forget stuff after a while.

I feel really bad for the kid.

He never got to celebrate his birthday since his parents died on that day.

He's lucky he wasn't kicked out of the family.

Why do you think my brother died? It was because Wooju...

- Honey. - Yes, well, he was responsible for...

Couldn't you have made a sound at least?

Why is it so cold? I'll go wait in the car.

Where are you...

Why do I feel so warm?

Wait for me.

Wooju.

CONDOLENCES

Talk to your dad

if you have anything left to say.

You won't see him ever again.

Say what you want while you can.

I'm sorry.

It was my fault.

Are you still upset, Wooju?

It was my birthday present.

Why did you give it to Eungsoo?

It was mine.

He wanted it.

His whole family came to wish you a happy birthday.

Couldn't you give him that?

I promise to buy you a new toy robot.

- Let it go. - No.

Tell Eungsoo to give back what he took

and buy him the robot.

He always takes what's mine.

He's a mean pig.

You can't talk like that about your cousin.

Take it back.

Or Dad will get really angry.

You won't take it back?

You're a good boy, aren't you? Do as your dad says.

Come on.

You won't take it back?

Then I won't buy you the toy robot.

Honey!

You mean...

Your dad was in the accident...

because he turned around to talk to you?

What was that?

Honey.

I lost my son because of you, Wooju?

Okay.

Make sure Mom eats something, Ms. Kim.

Bye.

Grandma won't have breakfast?

She doesn't feel well.

She wouldn't feel like eating.

Today at least,

she'll think more of her dead son than her dear grandson.

True.

Grandma didn't even glance at Wooju during the whole service.

Even when Grandpa chased him away to the US,

she only cared about Wooju, didn't she?

We must have breakfast without them. What should we eat?

How about malatang? I found a famous place nearby.

Let's have tofu hot pot.

Why do you even ask? Don't ask me anymore.

I won't.

Are you okay with that?

What? Oh, yes. It's fine.

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It flowered.

Don't sit on that one.

Okay.

- What was that? - Honey.

I lost my son because of you, Wooju?

He's lucky he wasn't kicked out of the family.

Why do you think my brother died?

- It was because Wooju... - Honey.

CEO YOO MERI

This cactus must be a flowering kind.

By the way, is it your birthday today?

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I didn't know it was your birthday.

What kind of cake do you like?

I'll send you a cake coupon.

It's not a bribe.

Allow me to congratulate you, at least.

Will you buy me a meal, then?

I'm hungry.

How about a home-cooked meal?

Does it sound like I'm flirting?

HOW ABOUT A HOME-COOKED MEAL?

If we were to meet someone from work at a restaurant on a weekend,

- you might look... - I'm on my way.

Yes.

It's a Sunday.

Not many restaurants will be open.

He bought me naengmyeon last time.

He's always helping me out.

I can cook him a meal. Why not?

What do I have at home?

Rice.

No, stop!

Add just enough water to cover the seaweed.

You add water little by little

- to keep the broth nice and rich. - Is that it?

- This much? - Yes.

Now let that simmer,

and add the small octopus at the last moment.

- Or it'll go tough. - Okay.

Why are you suddenly cooking seaweed soup with octopus?

I decided to cook for myself for once.

You, cook?

Why don't you grill a yellow croaker, and heat up some yukjeon as well?

I'm thawing them already.

Did you invite someone?

Like who? No one's coming.

I'm cooking for myself.

You're going to eat all that on your own?

Yes.

I need to free up some freezer space.

Of course, you do.

If you're making the effort,

why don't you bring out the pretty plates?

The ones you bought to use after the wedding.

That's it. I'd forgotten about those.

Why go that far

when it's just me?

Let's hang up. I have a lot to do.

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That brat.

She's too lazy to even boil some scorched rice,

and she's cooking up a feast.

Who's coming that she won't tell me?

Is it a guy?

I'd be glad if it were.

Dear seagulls.

If it were someone like that team leader,

wouldn't I be pleased?

Seagulls.

It's your birthday, and I wanted to thank you for everything.

- Take a seat. - Thanks.

Did you prepare all this?

Well, yes, I guess?

This is what I usually eat.

I wanted to empty my fridge,

and I just had to get a few things and heat them up.

It wasn't that much work. It was pretty easy.

You must be hungry.

- Shall we eat? - Yes.

How is it?

When we have a guest over,

we serve seaweed soup with octopus.

It's a great energy boost.

That's why it tastes like this.

It's rich, isn't it?

It is.

It's salty.

It's so salty.

Just in case you don't know,

don't add extra seasoning to the soup.

The octopus is salty enough.

She took her time to tell me that.

The soup is salty.

I should've tasted it once more at the end.

That's fine. I'll water it down now.

It's perfect.

I'm sure you had more than enough at home.

Don't eat that. Have something else.

Some japchae.

That should be fine.

The braised short ribs are great. Have some meat, too.

Ms. Yoo, why do you treat me like this?

What?

Why would you cook all this for me?

Even my family doesn't care about my birthday.

I didn't know about that.

I haven't had seaweed soup in so long.

Was it when I was eight?

I think that was the last time.

I felt like

I shouldn't eat birthday soup.

My parents passed away on my birthday,

and it was my fault.

So, instead of having seaweed soup,

I stuffed my face with rice.

Eating lots of rice made me sleepy,

so I could just sleep.

When I woke up,

it would be the next day.

That's what I've done to forget that day.

That's why

it feels weird when I see people who look forward to their birthday.

It feels awkward when someone

wishes me a happy birthday.

Thanks for celebrating with me, though.

Good for you.

For sleeping the whole day.

Good for you.

There are 365 days in a year.

It doesn't matter if you erase one from your mind.

When things get too tough, it's best to just run away.

Let's eat a lot

and save up our energy.

Okay.

Oh, right.

It's so terribly salty.

- Ms. Yoo. - Yes?

Right here...

No.

Let me...

When did that happen?

Hey.

It's a double rainbow.

Mr. Kim.

Hurry.

No way.

Quick, make a wish.

- What? - What?

Don't you know the three best times to make a wish?

When the first snow falls, as you hold your breath in a tunnel,

and to a double rainbow.

Those wishes come true.

Says who? Who even believes that?

- What did you wish for? - What about you?

I wished that everything would work out.

That I'd make lots of money,

and that my mom wouldn't get sick.

I want my career to take off and no one to find out about the house.

- Wow, you ask for a lot. - What did you wish for?

Hey, come on.

You won't tell?

I don't remember.

You don't remember?

Tell me. I want to know.

Oh, I don't remember.

You agreed to tell me.

- When did I say that? - That didn't work.

That's not fair. I told you my wishes.

- Don't ask. - Then spit out the food you just ate.

In that short moment, I made a wish.

That the wishes of the woman

who gave me a way out whenever I was at a dead end would come true.

Okay, then.

Tell me if I catch you.

WOULD YOU MARRY ME?

Didn't you say he was in Hong Kong?

Do you think he came here knowingly?

Thank you for that day.

I want to be with someone who's there for me when I'm struggling.

What's this? What do we do?

We should go.

...lives at Beauté Palace.

I went there for something and saw someone who looked just like you.

You must've been mistaken.

Where will you sleep, then?

That room...

- I'll sleep here. - What?

Back out of it right now.

What if your grandmother finds out?

This makes you an accomplice.

Did you have fun

living your fake newlywed life?

Translated by Jennifer Jean Lim