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Hello?

Yes, Mr Prosecutor.

I have to take this.

I'm here.

I'll expose you both for the frauds you really are.

Kim Sang Ho, Shin Da Hee, just wait and see.

(Episode 91)

I feel less stressed now that I'm home with you.

Back at the children's home,

I was getting a migraine.

We should've asked Sun Young to join us.

She must be shocked about all the news she heard today.

I wonder if she even ate.

I asked her out to dinner,

but she wanted to see Sang Ho and Da Hee.

What?

I guess she wants to see how brazen they truly are.

Da Hee, which car wash do you use?

A car wash?

Why do you ask?

I just want to know which one is good.

Well,

I go to the one near my house. They do a good job.

Do you know which one she's referring to?

Of course not. How would I know that?

It's just that...

someone told me they saw you and Da Hee at one together.

That's absurd.

There was this one time...

where Da Hee gave me a lift after picking me up from the street.

I was hailing a cab, remember?

That's right. I remember now.

She once gave me a lift and spared me a cab ride.

He's right. I forgot about that.

A friend of mine works nearby Da Hee's apartment.

We often meet up for drinks...

and I met Da Hee a few times when going there.

- Twice, I think. - Yes, twice.

- That's right. - Right.

I wasn't a big deal so I had forgotten about it.

Right.

You two are hilarious.

Honey?

What's wrong?

Yesterday, she acted like...

a crazy woman for him to see.

For someone as fragile as her to do that...

proves how upset and angry she is.

Why are you two so serious?

It was only a passing question.

It was just so out of the blue for you to ask about a car wash.

Why is it so surprising?

I could talk about slush funds over meals...

and about your relationship as cousins.

There are no restrictions to dinner time conversations.

- You're right. - Right.

Okay, then.

Say whatever you have on your mind.

Of course. You can talk about whatever you like.

The car wash I go to always does a fine job.

I'll take your car for a wash someday.

I'm your assistant, remember?

I'd appreciate that.

Good. Now, let's eat.

- The salad's amazing. - Yes, let's eat.

Thank you for asking me out to dinner today.

It's my pleasure.

You hypocrites. Frauds.

Why are you doing this to me?

For what reason?

Honey,

what's wrong?

I think I'm coming down with a cold.

I'm dizzy and have no appetite.

I should get home.

Already?

But she's your guest tonight.

That's right.

Can't you at least finish your meal?

I'm sorry but I can't.

I'm burning up and feeling too dizzy to stay.

You should finish your meals.

I'm sorry to have...

put a damper on our evening.

Anyway, I'll get going.

We'll come with you.

Don't.

Stay for the meal we ordered.

Honey...

Honey!

She must really be insane.

The comments about slush funds and the car wash weren't accidental.

She might be up to something.

It's weird how she suddenly acts as if she's lost her mind too.

We can't take this lightly.

We should follow her out.

Don't be ridiculous.

Go if you want to. I'll stay and eat.

Fine. Stay and stuff yourself.

A trap?

Does he mean that she's putting on a show?

What on earth is she up to?

Honey?

Honey!

Where did she run off to?

Gosh, it's cold.

I'm freezing.

(Recordings)

What's gotten into her?

I told you she had mood swings.

She's probably in a good mood.

I should be glad since I got to see you.

Are you being careful?

Of course. You know who I am.

Hello?

Yes, Mr Prosecutor.

I have to take this.

I'd like her to cut lose from him once and for all.

Me too.

If I hadn't met you,

we wouldn't have known his true colours.

My sister would've still been a victim of his lies.

- You're home. - I am, Sir.

Did Sun Young come home?

Didn't you two have dinner together?

- Isn't she home yet? - No, she isn't.

- I see. - So...

where is she?

She was coming down with a cold so she left early.

Really? Well, she didn't call...

so where is she?

I'll give her a call.

Yes, do that.

The person you have reached is unavailable.

- I'm home, Dad. - There you are.

Why didn't you come home with Sang Ho?

We took separate cars, that's all.

I see.

You should head inside.

Sure.

Honey, what took you so long?

I came straight home.

Why didn't you stay and eat dinner?

How could I when you ran out?

You didn't have to. I just wasn't feeling well.

Are you all right now?

Yes, I'm better.

I can't seem to read her.

I wonder what her end game is.

- Sun Young. - Yes, Dad.

- Have you had dinner? - Of course.

Today...

I signed my letter of resignation.

This is so soon, Father.

I wanted to talk it over with you,

but you left the office early.

We should talk about it now over tea.

Okay, sure.

- I'm home. - Me too.

Have you had a good day?

It's nice to see you come home together.

Ho Young, you should make a habit of doing so.

We met outside the gate.

- Have you had dinner? - We'll figure something out.

Okay.

Why didn't you go to your room?

It's just that I feel suffocated to be around Dad.

Won't you feel empty once you retire?

Of course not.

There are many foundations for me to take care of.

I'd probably be even busier.

I thought at least it'd be three years before you retired.

Since I've been indicted,

I'll mainly focus on that for now.

I want you two to elect a new chairman...

and stabilise the company.

All right.

The next CEO will be the one you back up.

It all comes down to the shareholders.

The one who has their votes will be elected.

Of course, but your opinion will sway a lot of them.

I'll say it...

since it's just us here.

I want Min Soo to be the next CEO.

I'll take care of the investigation myself,

so you two...

should help Min Soo win the shareholders' votes.

Of course.

All right. I should like to get some rest now.

Sure.

Do you agree with his decision?

I do.

Finally he reveals his true intentions.

So much for the election not being plagued with nepotism.

He's making it clear since you're after the position.

We're family after all.

Why can't it be me?

He didn't say that.

He just thinks Min Soo is a better choice.

Isn't that the same thing?

If you want, you can always try harder.

With your help, I'll have a good chance to win.

Together, we own eight percent of the shares...

while Min Soo only owns five.

I can easily win by persuading only a few shareholders.

Wouldn't it be better for you if I'm the CEO instead of him?

I'll think about it.

She's not as reliable as she used to be,

so I need to be prepared.

What a pig.

Even now, he's only thinking of what he wants for himself.

He makes me sick.

Ah Young,

who would you live with if Mum and Dad divorced?

Mum, of course.

Me too.

Do you think it's a possibility?

Yes, I think it is.

It's called "graduating" these days.

- What do you mean? - Graduating from marriage.

It's not an actual divorce,

but it lets you be free of your spouse.

Really?

I want that for Mum as soon as possible.

Do you hate Dad that much?

It's not just because of that.

I find graduating from marriage quite reasonable.

So are you still fond of that?

No. How could I be?

He nearly broke Han Sol's nose.

Is the work fun?

Of course.

I'll do your hair for you tomorrow...

and upgrade your look as that of a branch manager.

This is the happiest I've seen her lately.

I can only agree.

It feels good, doesn't it?

It does. Now I know what you meant by it.

I have a better appetite now that I don't see Kim Sang Ho every day.

I can't stop humming either.

- I'm happy for you, Mum. - Thanks.

I bet you miss Ah Young though.

You know, I miss her too.

But let's not talk about her any more.

Still, Ah Young doesn't want to give up on their relationship.

Tell her to keep dreaming.

I don't want to be entangled with Kim Sang Ho ever again.

Do you feel the same way?

I'm good with whatever makes my mum happy.

Your heart says otherwise though.

Anyway, you're lucky to have such a devoted son.

It's because of him I enjoy life.

I don't think I'll be back at Hara any time soon.

I read that your father is resigning.

Right, so the company needs a new leader.

Dad wants it to be me,

but you never know what'll happen.

Anyway, I'm ready to support whomever it'll be.

Don't forget to look after your sister as well.

I won't.

Good morning.

How did dinner go yesterday?

I left them by themselves for a while and...

had my mobile record their conversation.

What?

When did you learn to do that?

To get to the bottom of their lies,

I could do worse things.

I'll work on finding out about them more.

Just give me some time.

Okay.

Do you want to hear the recording?

Yes.

You're here.

So did you get the call?

Yes, they agreed to buy Papa's shares.

They've also fired up productions...

to release the snack as soon as possible.

- Really? - At lunch,

their representative will meet with you to sign the contract.

All right.

So they've been meeting up quite often.

Yes, they don't seem awkward at all together.

Did you ask them about the orphanage?

No, they'd probably tell another elaborate lie,

and I didn't want to hear it.

After the CEO election,

I'm going to file for divorce.

Whatever you decide to do, I'll support you.

Thanks.

Dad's anxious as it is about the investigation,

so let's put my problems aside for now.

All right.

You should send me a copy of the recording.

I'll keep it safe, so you can erase yours.

Okay.

I'm persuading the other shareholders as well.

My family can't find out about this.

Of course.

I'm being discreet, so don't worry.

Good.

It'll be a lot easier if we had Ms Na's vote.

Just so you know,

there's no doubt that she'll vote for me.

However, I still need to prepare for the worst.

Yes, Mr CEO.

Thank you, Director Choi.

Hello?

Yes, Mr Prosecutor.

A prosecutor?

Why is he calling Sang Ho late in the evening?

Hello?

Bang Seok, it's me.

- Who? - It's Lee Dong Shik.

Sir,

what is it now? I'm busy, you know.

Don't hang up. You'll want to hear this.

What is it?

I heard that you and Chil Chil are still close.

Chil Chil?

How did you know about me and her?

Who told you that?

Someone came to ask me about you two.

What?

Who?

I'm headed to Seoul today,

so we'll talk in person.

Also, don't forget to bring Chil Chil with you.

All right?

Okay, I'll be there.

Sun Young,

Sang Ho received a call from a prosecutor yesterday.

Do you know who it is?

Sang Ho.

Is Mr Lee really coming?

Yes, he'll be here soon.

Mr Lee...

There's a prosecutor that he often has coffee with.

I wonder why Sang Ho took his call in private.

Me too.

It was at 7pm which is past business hours.

I found it weird too.

You should find out which prosecutor it is.

Check Sang Ho's mobile.

I didn't think of that, but I'll get on it right away.

Chil Chil,

how could you not tell me you were back in Korea?

Seeing you would've...

only brought back sad memories.

I wanted to forget about it all.

It never ceases to amaze me how heartless you are.

The same goes for you as well, Bang Seok.

How could you not tell me that...

you're in contact with her?

Life got in the way, I guess.

What have you two been up to anyway?

Are you still...

lying your way through life hurting others?

Sir,

I'm not a little boy any more.

I can't believe...

you're nagging us even after all these decades.

If this is how it's going to be, I'll leave.

Shut it, both of you!

Who came to speak to you about us?

I'm sure you know who Na Min Soo is.

Na Min Soo?

A prosecutor?

It's Prosecutor Park Kyung Soo...

of the Seoul office.

Sir!

I know him well.

I'll ask him for information.

He's talking to a prosecutor at a sensitive time like this,

but he failed to mention that to Sun Young or Father.

It doesn't seem right.

Unbelievable.

How dare he yells at me...

like I'm still a kid at his orphanage.

Anyway, what now?

Na Min Soo's been secretly investigating us.

He knows that we're really not related.

He's now aware that we've been telling a lie.

That on top of my false school records...

They'll think we're complete frauds.

What happens if Sun Young divorces you?

I wonder why she pretended to know nothing...

when she asked us out to dinner yesterday.

Isn't it obvious?

She wants definitive proof.

All she knows right now is that...

we're not cousins.

She may be onto us,

but she has no proof.

We'll just...

make up a believable excuse to sell her.

We'll only need to lie until I'm CEO.

Have the siblings meet me.

What are you going to say?

I'll tell them everything they're probably dying to know.

It's always best to be on the offence, remember?

What brings you by?

Is there something you want to tell me?

I don't know. You're the one who seems to want to talk.

The office isn't the right place.

We'll meet outside this afternoon.

- What is this about? - I'll invite Min Soo too.

I'm disappointed to know that you've been...

secretly investigating me.

What are you talking about?

I'll tell you everything,

so meet me later this afternoon.

I'll text you where.

Bring your sister with you.

We're almost done with our second order of dresses.

You all did a great job.

You should know that we are like the Fantastic Four.

I agree.

Lee and Kim showed us what they're capable of.

- I'm learning a lot these days. - Me too.

I guess it all comes down to who you associate yourself with.

- Wouldn't you agree? - Of course.

How is Ms Shin doing at Papa Group?

- I don't know. - I doubt it.

No one knows her better than I do...

and she never prioritises work.

What matters the most to her then?

I don't know.

Her love life?

- What? - Her love life?

Isn't she single though?

That's what she says,

but she's always busy and gets suspicious calls.

My feminine instincts tell me...

that she has a secret boyfriend.

I wouldn't be surprised if that were true.

What if he's married?

That could be a possibility.

Sang Ho.

I asked them out.

- Did they agree to come? - Yes, both of them.

- Make it convincing. - Of course.

- You do your part as well. - All right.

Sun Young, it's me.

You're early. The meeting starts at one.

I thought we could discuss things over lunch.

- That sounds nice. - Let's go then.

Try some of this.

Thank you.

Early next year, I'm heading out to Europe for market research.

I see.

When will be moving to Europe?

I'm not sure.

I don't know if that's still an option any more.

Why not?

For personal reasons.

My life is very uncertain right now.

Is it...

because of your husband?

I think so.

Here. This looks good too.

Thank you.

Sang Ho...

seems to be aiming for the CEO position.

I suppose anyone could be.

You know how greed blinds him when he wants something.

I advise you to stay alert of his antics.

It can be anyone on the contingency committee,

just not Sang Ho.

I agree, Father.

Good.

It's been rough lately,

but I've been hanging in there thanks to all the support...

from those who care.

How are things with Eun Hee?

I would've...

regretted it deeply if I had cut her off.

She means a lot to me.

Before winter comes, we should go see the autumn leaves.

With Eun Hee too.

She'd want to go with Min Soo.

Then we'll go with both of them.

I'll contact them.

Okay.

Where is Ms Na having her meeting?

She's discussing things over lunch outside.

With Ohsung Group?

Yes.

Talk about excuses.

What does that weasel know about business anyway?

(Sang Ho)

The person you have reached is unavailable.

Did she just ignore my call?

(Message from Sang Ho)

I already told Min Soo.

Come to the coffee shop after lunch.

I'm busy, so keep this quick.

I heard you asked Mr Lee about my time at the orphanage.

I did.

Why did you do that when you could've just asked me?

Are you that bored?

If you weren't deceptive, I would have asked you.

It proves just how little I trust you right now.

And here I thought you'd apologise.

What did you want to know?

You know what I asked him.

I wanted to know who Lee Chil Chil was to you.

What's the meaning of this?

I asked you here...

to tell you both what you've been dying to know.

The truth?

That's right.

We're here to tell you the truth.