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We've just moved in and it's a great day too.

So no pressure, just enjoy.

- Thank you. - Okay.

- Hey. - What?

Did you see today's game?

Hun, go and sleep.

Okay.

Go wash your teeth okay?

Okay sir.

Okay.

You should get going too Mr. Heo.

I'm okay, ma'am.

I'm so happy.

What did you tell them giving out those dumplings?

I said it was gimai and not to feel any burden.

Gimai?

Oh, that's Japanese. Dokdo is our island.

I forgot that I should never use Japanese.

You're quite funny you know.

Really?

Hun.

I told him to go sleep. And to brush his teeth.

Oh okay.

It was a great game, every time I see it.

Aren't you hungry?

I'm hungry.

To be honest, it would be great if we had soju with sea snails.

Not sure if we have sea snails.

Oh, I didn't mean here.

How about going to a pojangmacha?

Why can't we? Let's go.

I'll be out after I change.

You need anything?

I'm okay. Why aren't you sleeping?

I'm going to sleep now.

You think I believe that you're always busy?

I'm not lying. I was busy with director Kim.

You told them to leave you in Vietnam? Right?

I did, I did.

But it's not my decision.

We'll have to wait and see. Okay?

Soccer? Semi-finals?

Yes, of course. I promise you I'll watch the game at the stadium.

Good night, Hamy.

Oh, honey.

How's Da-hae?

Oh, she's studying.

I even prepared snacks for her.

Did you see the game?

Of course, did you, sister?

Why're you calling me sister?

I was thinking about the old days.

5th grade, class 1, Ju Cheol-su. 6th grade, class 1, Kim Yeong-hui.

- Honey. - Honey.

Go ahead.

I'm sorry.

Are you drunk?

I drank a bit.

You're taking pills for your gastritis.

Korean women are so strong.

- Eat the pills with the drink. - It's because of you.

When you were in Vietnam for 5 years, I only visited once.

And even then, I had to follow Da-hae's schedule.

It was more for Da-hae than you.

You must've been lonely living alone far from home.

You never washed a sock by yourself before.

And you do it all by yourself now.

What are you saying? I'm thankful that you understand...

Even though I understand, this just not fun and I hate you.

I see what it is like hating someone and feel like killing them.

Ju Cheol-su, I want to kill you.

From what I feel right now, I don't think I'll feel guilty killing you.

Yeong-hui.

But why should I live after killing you?

Even if we go away, Da-hae is smart,

so she would be okay by herself.

So don't...

get killed by me...

Let's divorce.

Hey Yeong-hui, Yeong-hui. Honey.

Calm down a little.

How can I calm down with your betrayal?

Listen to me, okay?

When I was preparing snacks for Da-hae,

I realized how you've done so much for her.

I'm always thankful that Da-hae comes first for you.

Da-hae may look like a grown up woman,

but she's still a kid.

You never know what kind of dude will take her.

I'll try to solve everything. I promise, I swear.

I really swear. I'll even write in my blood.

Please believe me. I'll never make you cry.

Why're you asking my name suddenly?

Well It's awkward for me to call you Hun's mother all the time.

We should at least exchange our names.

I'm Choi Go-sun.

I'm Heo Se-min.

If I were to live up to my name, I should have been Korea's best.

But I'm living like this.

You don't know what'll happen.

You're right.

It all ends only when we go into our graves.

Stop taking your time, and tell me about you.

You said you didn't want to talk about your tragedy.

So what is that tragedy?

I'll continue after I come back from the restroom.

There's nothing like incurable disease for tragedies.

Okay, leukemia.

Too boring.

Oh this tastes so good.

Cheers.

Are you feeling uncomfortable?

No, I'm okay.

I just feel weird trying to bring up that story.

I'm curious but you don't have to if you don't want to.

Well, I haven't brought it up with anyone else.

But I heard about your story,

so I feel like telling you the story.

I feel bad.

To be honest, my wife's name is Su-jin.

Oh, okay.

She got her bag robbed, and I got it back for her.

She was a cute girl.

She was a good drinker and was quite forgetful,

but I didn't know it was a disease.

What disease?

My name is Heo Se-min.

Now, right them down.

Min.

Now, your turn.

Dementia.

Isn't it something old people get?

She was only 27.

27?

Did she like smear dung on the wall,

even if she was so young?

What?

Oh that's crazy. So what happened?

Did you bring her to a sanatorium?

They say even if it was the mother, it's too tough with any long disease.

How did you take it?

Oh my, it feels like it's my story. What am I going to with my mother?

How do you know if someone has it? Can we check in the hospital?

They know if they take a picture of the brain. MRI.

You must have had such a hard time.

Yeah.

So how long had it been since she went away?

I mean, when did she pass away?

You don't look like a widower, so maybe less than a year?

It's been a year and a half, so it's my second year.

Life and death is providential. You should be tough you know.

Look at me, I even have two kids.

I can't die even if I wanted to.

Here you go, Mr. Heo.

I'm sure good days will come if you live on.

Let's shout fighting.

- Fighting. - Figh... Fighting.

Haven't drank for a long time, and this is so sweet.

See, it looks good when you laugh. You'll get lucky when you laugh.

Okay.

I've drank so much today.

- Oh you did? - Yes.

Thanks for tonight. I'll buy you a drink next time.

Okay.

- Watch your way. - Okay.

- Bye. - Okay.

Bye.

Why? You want to sleep here?

Yeah, don't wake up and go back to sleep.

Hello.

Are you awake, son?

Yes.

Why didn't you answer my calls yesterday? I called you a lot.

Oh... I was watching football.

Why did you watch alone? You should've called Mu-cheol over.

Yeah.

You want to sleep more? It's Sunday.

Yeah.

Jun-su.

Huh?

Did you do something wrong?

What?

Oh you did.

Mom.

You used to answer like that when you did something wrong.

Did you go cheer with Mu-cheol?

Did you do that red devil thing, and not study at all?

All night?

No.

No? If so, wake up and get something to eat.

Okay.

Oh, now you sound like my son.

Son! The helper will be there soon.

Guk, what happened to your cell phone?

You know how much I called?

You didn't answer at all.

If you're not going to answer, I'll just cancel it.

And didn't I tell you not to be late?

What time did you come in yesterday?

Around 10.

And when did you come in yesterday?

What?

You were out for so long with Mr. Heo.

What do you mean long? I was back around 12.

Did you check that fran... or whatever?

Mom, Mr. Heo looks like a single, but he's been a widower for 2 years now.

Oh, he must've lost his wife.

Did you know?

If he's wife alive, she would have made him breakfast.

Why? Eat some more? What's wrong?

It must be tough for her studying from so early morning.

Really? You studied?

Yeah.

This dried pollack soup is great.

Eat as much as you want, Hun.

Did I leave them at Jun-su's place?

- Hello. - Hi, you going to school?

- Yes I'll get going. - Okay, bye.

Should I wait till Monday?

Should I call?

I can't even see or touch dad anymore

and can't hear him anymore.

Do you know how much I want to see dad?

Whether it was a mistake or what, they killed our father.

Even though we get kicked out of our house,

if you want to do so, we can.

So speak up now.

What can I do to calm you down?

What can make up for you,

losing your dad so suddenly?

I'll do as you want.

Honey.

Why aren't you even coming to my dreams?

Aren't you even curious on how I'm living with the kids?

Mr. Heo is here.

Hi.

How were you yesterday?

I used to drink a lot when I was young. I'm totally okay with that.

Oh I see.

Are you working on Sunday?

Yeah, a guest from abroad is visiting,

and I have to go greet him.

And you're feeling better?

I slept a bit late so I couldn't...

If so, sit down here.

We had dried pollack soup this morning. Have some for yourself.

Should I?

Oh, you and I go along so well.

You two are so good at cooking.

Just let me know. I can make you whatever you want.

I already feel full hearing that.

Mr. Heo.

Yes.

I'd like...

Don't feel too much pressure.

Tell me.

I'll be straight forward with you.

Okay.

Can we do that franchise thing you were talking about?

I think we can do it if you can help us.

It's not as easy as it sounds.

You first need some capital and also need to do research on awareness.

You mean money?

Yes.

I do have some money. Didn't I tell you yesterday?

I don't know how much, but if you tell me in advance,

I'll try to prepare them. Well no, I can prepare them.

If someone like you can help out,

I'll trust you and leave it up to you.

How can you trust me?

I know what dementia is.

I can trust you by the fact that you took care of your wife till the end.

They even throw away their parents these days.

Just think about it.

And if it really doesn't make sense, I'll just forget about it.

But don't disregard because it's a dumpling place in this market.

I'm really asking you to see if there's any possibility.

You may know by eating them, but we're pretty serious about this.

In other words, we don't give a lick and promise.

We never resell what's left over and use the freshest ingredients...

Ma'am.

So we're asking you to consider.

Stop that, he'll have an upset stomach.

Oh what am I doing distracting him from eating breakfast?

You can eat first.

Oh okay.

Is this school?

Were you surprised?

What would've happened if I went home?

He went to the intensive care unit. The visiting hours are fixed there,

so I don't have to stay here.

Let's eat and go.

Where?

You're not going back home?

You're not studying?

I don't know.

Don't know what?

Let's just eat.

Is it because of Jang Guk?

What?

Why are you surprised? She likes you, right?

She called just then, asking me if I knew where her phone was.

To you?

Yeah, I told her it could be in your house. Didn't she come?

- Hey Mu-cheol. - What?

You know, the obligation...

Obligation? What obligation?

Well, my friend unwillingly, no was out of his mind...

No no, because of the mood.

What are you talking about?

Anyways, he didn't intend to do it with his friend.

Sleep with her?

And your friend had feelings to that girl?

Well...

What? Is it black or white? Or is it like vague grayish color?

It's funny for him if you think about it.

Is it military? It's not like the national defense obligations.

That obligation is for the old days.

What a stupid dude...

It's not me.

This is Guk's phone, could you take this to her?

Why?

Guk seems to be comfortable with you.

She didn't even call me and ask about the phone.

What's wrong with you two? Just give it to her at school, tomorrow.

She may need it.

I don't even know where she lives.

Well then let's drop by her place after this.

You can just give it yourself.

Oh come on. Just give it to her.

If it bothers you so much, you give it to her.

You said she called you? Why should I?

Are you saying you're mad that she just called me?

No, it's just troublesome.

Bothering her like this.

Damn, it's all cold now.

The bus heading for Jiseong-ri has arrived. Please get on the bus.

Oh hello.

Where are you?

Tideland? I'm at the tideland too.

I see you. I'll go there so you stay there.

Okay.

- Your brother came all the way here? - Yes.

What are you doing? Go meet him.

He must be so happy to meet that Seoul guy.

Wait a sec.

Oh he seem to be happier than meeting his girlfriend.

Good brotherliness. Looks great.

Jeong-han.

Is it you, Su-han?

Yes, Jeong-han.

You'll get yourself hurt.

Are you okay? You didn't get hurt?

Jeong-han.

Stop calling me that.

Look at your clothes.

A ma'am I'm working with gave me this.

Isn't this a woman's clothes?

Yes it is, but it's very comfortable.

Did you eat?

Oh I had some kimbap on my way, but I'm not feeling well.

Is there some place I can lie down?

Oh yeah?

Follow me.

Oh okay, hey be careful.

Be careful with your leg.

Be careful.

Beom-suk and the kids are all okay?

Yeah.

Is this okay?

It's okay.

Oh you're back.

Jun-su is not here?

He went out for school.

Okay, oh I'm tired.

Oh these are wild veggies. Fry them please.

Okay.

Give me your clothes.

Did you have fun?

Where's Da-hae?

I brought her to the academy.

You want to lie down?

I like it.

Is it cute?

Let's buy.

How could I've done that?

What are you doing here?

Oh I'm practicing golf. Da-hae, mom's here.

- You can continue that. - Okay.

I'm not sleeping.

Are you still sick?

No.

Can you give me a hug?

Oh this feels good.

- Mom. - Yes.

I'll live with you mom.

You see that dumpling place?

Hand-made dumpling?

Yes, call her out and give it to her.

And you?

I'll be at the bus station.

Make it quick.

Oh my, you're making this so complicating.

- Go. - I'm going.

Child bearing period

Jang Guk.

Here.

What is it?

I'm here to get you your phone.

It was at Jun-su's place.

I knew.

Why didn't you ask Jun-su directly?

What's wrong with you guys?

Jun-su even... Oh I'll not start. He's tired of this too.

What?

He's tired of thinking about you.

That crazy guy. Whoever asked to think about me?

Hey.

Go tell him to stop bother.

And not to say hi to me even if we meet.

And you stop coming to me.

Are you Jun-su's assistant or what?

The guys here in Seoul are so weak.

Assistant? Weak?

Thanks for the phone anyways.

Hey Jang Guk, we call it friendship.

When did you go out?

I'm not letting your hands get wet since you're at 3rd grade,

but why aren't you studying?

I went out to get my phone.

Is it you Su-han?

Yes.

Get some more sleep.

No, I should get the last boat.

About that woman.

I'll try to get over with her.

I'm almost done forgetting her, so please give me some time.

If I'm sure I can forget about her, I'll come back home.

Do you blame me?

Su-han.

You know why...

I know. That's why I'm trying to listen.

I'm sorry.

Yeah.

Don't stay here for too long.

I want to stay here for a while.

The people here are so nice,

the air is fresh and the food is great.

It's because I want to see you.

I want you back quick.

Take care of yourself.

I'll make it short.

Okay.

Get out of our way now.

Get away.

What is this?

Oh Ham-cho.

Oh you.

Oh Ham-cho.

Oh, my waist.

Why do we have to do this every day?

Hey ma'am.

Why?

What brought you here in the middle of the night?

You don't have to do all this for me to tell you.

You're making me tired.

What are you saying?

He's staying at Ham-cho's place and wanted to know the story.

Why do you have to know their story?

Drink this.

- You too ma'am. - Me?

Me too, Cheers...

This is delicious.

It's been 3 years since Ham-cho's family came here right?

Yes you're right. Ham-cho's mother had a big belly when she first came,

running away from the huge debt from Gwangju.

I heard that they did a huge business, but went bankrupt.

So that is true.

When Kang is not drunk, he even talks in English.

Oh my, where can he use that?

He's a drunkard at the salt pond.

Oh what're we going to do, It's impossible getting her out.

Sir, sir.

What should we do?

Take this first.

Oh my, oh my god.

This is serious, do something about it.

If this continues, the baby and the mother will both die.

What should we do?

What should we do?

We don't have any boat going out.

119, 119 helicopter. Oh right.

Hey Ham-cho, where's the phone?

Quick, quick.

Wake up, wake up you.

Go check her out.

Oh my, oh my.

Mom, mom.

We could've saved her if she went to a big hospital.

And after that, he was drunk like crazy every night

and we had to bring him home every day.

It's a mental disease.

I feel bad for both Ham-cho and her dad.

And what a sad story about her mom.

Oh come on. I feel bad for you even more.

- Why? - Oh come on.

To be honest, you two were just trying to help.

But it's really weird you know.

Whenever he's drunk, he lies down at one place.

Ma'am where is it?

A room by the gate of the head of the village. Gwang-ja's room.

He's always lie down in front of that window

They say life and death are providential, it should be tough getting sleep tonight.

Oh this is bitter.

Jun-su.

Jun-su.

Hey, Yu Jun-su.

Are you angry?

No.

You're angry.

I acted a bit sensitive the other day.

You were right that I should've held back

for you sincerity.

So Mu-cheol and Jang Guk came over and watched football?

You'll keep on doing this to me?

What?

Sorry Jun-su. I won't be angry like that again.

So smile, huh?

Hey, wait, wait.

Wait, stop it.

Let's make up so that others won't feel uncomfortable.

I don't forget about things that easy.

Hey!

What was that?

What's up with you two acting the same?

You frightened me.

I meant to do so.

Park Mu-cheol.

Sorry about yesterday, forget about it.

I know.

Where are you going?

Restroom.

What? What was that about?

Hey, it seems like Jang Guk is also mad about you.

Oh okay.

What was it? I wasn't able to understand everything with her dialect,

but she was saying Seoul boys are weak, don't say hi to her,

go live well whatever. That was the gist.

Am I the Seoul boy?

Yes of course.

You said you didn't want to bother. Just leave her alone.

You're looking for Da-hae?

She's there. Hey Da-hae.

Mu-cheol, Jun-su.

Did you watch football the other day?

No, I didn't.

- You didn't? - No.

You didn't watch that game?

That guy Joaquin kicked and Lee Woon-jae...

Let's not start this...

Forget about it.

Hey, you guys go first.

Hey Yu Jun-su.

What's wrong? Where is he going?

Blessed ignorance is really a wise saying.

What're you saying?

I don't know.

I'm okay if I'm alone.

If I can just see you.

Let's go steady.

What?

I said let's go steady.