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Gosh, it's snowing.

I knew you'd come.

Park Dan-dan.

I won't call you Ms. Dan-dan from now on.

You'll be just Dan-dan to me.

Because you are

mine now.

Okay, Young-kuk.

Do as you please.

Dan-dan, why are you even here?

Why did you come?

This isn't where you should be.

He may have feelings for you now,

but once he regains his memories, he'll marry Ms. Jo.

It's wrong to be happy

at the expense of someone else's happiness.

Mr. Lee, I'm not going to Namsan Mountain tonight.

So don't wait for me.

MR. LEE, I'M NOT GOING TO NAMSAN TONIGHT

POWER OFF

No. I shouldn't even text him.

Dae-beom, let's wrap things up and go home.

No, Dad. You go ahead with Mom and Grandma.

I'll stay and clean up a little more.

Dae-beom, you wiped that earlier.

Why do you keep wiping it over and over again?

That's enough. You'll wear it down.

She's right, Dae-beom. Don't overwork yourself.

You can do it tomorrow.

Mother, let's go home. Honey, let's just go.

I'll take your grandma and mom home. See you later.

-Let's go. -Bye.

My battery is running low.

What do I do?

Why isn't she coming?

MS. DAN-DAN

The phone is turned off.

Please leave a message after the beep.

You will be charged after the beep.

I'm sure Ms. Dan-dan will come.

If she couldn't make it, she would've called me.

Dad, where are you? Why aren't you coming home?

Jae-ni, I'm at Namsan Mountain now.

Namsan Mountain? With whom?

I'm alone.

Alone?

Dad, it's past 10 p.m. now.

What are you doing there alone at this hour?

It's cold and snowing.

What are you doing there?

I have something to do.

Don't worry about me and go to bed.

How would I not worry when you're alone at Namsan Mountain?

By the way, what's with your voice?

Are you drunk?

It's not like that.

It's so freezing that I can barely speak.

Gosh, Dad. So what are you doing there now?

Dad, will you please grow up?

Seriously, I can't relax because of you.

Come home right now.

This instant!

I'll be home soon.

Don't worry.

My goodness. I just don't understand him.

Jae-ni, what's the matter? Is something wrong?

The thing is…

Dad is at Namsan Mountain now.

It's so cold that he can barely speak.

I could hear him shivering over the phone.

What on earth is he doing there in this weather?

He's still there? At this hour?

So is he coming home now?

Yes. He said he'd come home.

But I'm afraid something might happen to him.

Is Mr. Lee still there waiting for me?

He should've come home when I didn't show up at 8 p.m.

What's wrong with him? He's making me worry.

I was mistaken

about the whole thing.

Ms. Dan-dan

doesn't like me.

Ms. Dan-dan, you're here.

I knew it.

I knew you'd definitely come.

Mr. Lee.

Why do you keep giving people a hard time?

What?

What do you mean?

What are you doing here at this late hour?

Why do you make people worry about you?

I was just waiting for you.

Why would you wait for me?

Why must you do everything your own way?

And we were supposed to meet at 8 p.m.

If I didn't show up, you should've given up.

Why are you still here?

Then what are you doing here?

Aren't you here to see me?

Jae-ni thought something happened to you

because you were here alone in the cold at this hour.

She was crying so much.

She wanted to call the police, so I had to come.

So are you saying

you didn't want to,

but you forced yourself to come?

Yes. Your phone was turned off, so I had no choice.

Jae-ni wanted to call the police.

I didn't want the police to waste their time on this cold night.

Why are you causing so much trouble?

I get it now.

I'm sorry I made you come all the way here.

And I'm sorry for causing you trouble.

Let's go home.

Jae-ni, your dad is on his way home now.

His battery died,

so he couldn't call you.

Don't worry about him and go to bed now.

Park Dan-dan.

What's wrong is wrong.

You did the right thing.

Well done.

Dad. Why were you even at Namsan Mountain last night?

It's not like you can ride the cable cars that late.

Why were you there?

Do you know how worried I was?

This is nonsense.

You should be worried about me. But I'm worried about you right now.

Dad! Quit pretending to be asleep!

Say something.

What's wrong, Dad? Are you sick?

Gosh.

He's burning up!

Jae-ni.

I'm sick.

Ms. Yeoju!

What is it?

Ms. Yeoju, Dad's sick. He's burning up.

Do we have fever medicine?

The chairman is sick?

Jae-ni, is your dad sick?

Yes. He can't open his eyes and he's burning up.

Okay, I'll get the medicine.

Dad, have some medicine.

Sit up.

Here you go.

Why did you go to Namsan Mountain last night?

It snowed really hard.

Did you go to Namsan Mountain yesterday?

What for?

With whom?

He was there alone.

He's sick because he was there

until way after midnight.

I went there to exercise.

It's nothing serious. Don't worry.

Jae-ni, you'll be late for school.

Don't worry about me and go.

Okay.

Ms. Jo, look after him for me.

I will. Don't worry and go.

He sent me to the jewelry store alone because something came up

and went to Namsan Mountain to exercise?

So he just didn't want to go to the jewelry store with me.

Does he hate getting engaged to me that badly?

He still hasn't told the kids about it either.

I really don't like what's going on.

I wish I could smack him.

I hope we sell more today.

Me too. I should leave some flyers

at nearby apartments and malls on the way to work.

Dae-beom.

Who would come here for you at this hour?

Wasn't it that young lady's voice?

Who?

Who…

Lee Se-ryeon?

Dae-beom. I'm here.

Hello.

My goodness.

-Look who this is. -Ms. Se-ryeon.

Se-ryeon, what are you doing here?

Are you having breakfast?

This looks delicious.

Give me some food too.

I'm starving.

-What? -What?

Don't just sit there.

Bring some rice and soup.

She said she's hungry, and she's our guest.

Grandma.

We can talk after breakfast.

This looks good.

Dried laver…

It's so good.

My gosh.

This is so tasty.

My goodness.

It's plain kimchi bean sprout soup,

fried eggs, and dried laver.

I'm grateful to hear you say it tastes good.

I haven't had food like this in a long time.

My gosh.

The soup is so light and refreshing.

You're such a liar.

You eat nice, expensive food every day.

How could you say this tastes good?

But it's true.

The kimchi bean sprout soup is light but has a spicy kick.

I've never had anything like it.

It's the best. You're the best.

-This is unbelievable. -It's so good.

Ms. Lee.

You can't barge into our house in the morning.

Last time, you came here drunk

and caused a huge fuss at night.

Now you're here in the morning too?

Eat fast and leave so we can go to work.

They say you shouldn't even bother a dog when it's eating.

You can talk after she's done.

Se-ryeon. Leave when you're done eating.

I have to get ready for work.

Dae-beom…

I'll eat fast.

It's so good.

My gosh.

I'll eat fast.

What should we do about her?

She must like Dae-beom a lot.

Why else would a rich young lady come with a suitcase

and try to appease us too?

What do you think got into her?

Honey, what should we do? Do we let her stay?

There's no way we can do that.

Tell Dae-beom to send her home.

Mother, I'm off to work.

Okay.

-Good luck. -Bye.

Mom.

I thought she dumped Dae-beom

because she was sick of him.

I guess I was wrong.

I guess you were.

She came to see him, though.

It would be mean to just chase her away.

I know.

But Mom, I'm bothered that

she's seven years older than Dae-beom.

Who cares about age these days?

Seven years isn't that big a difference in life.

Is it not?

You can't come in here.

I'm going to live here.

This is your room, isn't it?

What? You'll live here? You?

Why can't I?

I can live wherever you are, no matter where it is.

Se-ryeon, why are you doing this?

You're driving me insane.

Don't go insane.

If you can't get used to it, I'll get used to your surroundings.

I'll live according to your lifestyle.

I will eat what you eat,

and I will lie where you lie.

Just don't kick me out, okay?

Quit talking nonsense and leave.

We both know we're not meant for each other.

I can't go. I won't go.

If you want me to leave,

you have to come with me.

Grandmother, Mother.

Listen.

My husband told me to talk sense into you

to make you leave,

and even Dae-beom wants you gone.

So get going.

We have no time for this. We all have to go to work.

Don't mind me. You can go to work.

I will sit still until you come back.

Se-ryeon, you're just being silly.

Listen.

I'll say something as his grandma.

Although you are

seven years older than Dae-beom,

we'd consider accepting you

if Dae-beom wanted you around.

But would your mother let it happen?

Think about it.

She barged in and caused a scene a good few times.

I will deal with all that.

I'll make sure it never happens again.

I'm also old enough not to need parental permission.

I don't want anything else.

I just want to be with Dae-beom.

Ms. Lee.

You say that because you like Dae-beom right now,

but we live in very different environments.

You can't live here after growing up where you did.

The bathroom will be unbearable for you.

So stop stirring up Dae-beom and leave.

Dae-beom, don't just stand there and escort her out.

Come on. I'll take you home.

No, I'm not going anywhere.

Can't you please let me live here?

What on earth?

-What is this? -What…

What on earth?

I'm not leaving Dae-beom.

What… My gosh.

I kept the porridge watery for you.

Is it okay to swallow?

Is your throat still sore?

I feel better after the medicine and some rest.

I'm back.

Mr. Lee, you should have some more.

I've had enough.

Mr. Lee, don't forget your medicine.

Mr. Lee?

How is the chairman doing?

How's his fever?

His fever's gone and he does seem a lot better,

but he looks so gaunt.

I see.

Why on earth would he go up there at night,

especially in that snow?

Something does seem to be up with him.

It's as if he's been discouraged or something.

His engagement is in a few days,

but he looks like a sad puppy.

I just hope he regains his memories soon.

Everything is a mess these days.

It looks even better on you, Jun-o.

It's actually a newly released product.

You should just wear this today.

-Here. -Thanks, Mom.

-You know… -Yes?

Could you choose something for a girl my age?

What? Hold on. Are you seeing someone?

Well, actually…

It's a senior in the department.

She's been helping me out a lot.

I want to express my gratitude.

-A senior in college? -Yes.

And here I thought you got yourself a girlfriend without letting me know.

I should definitely agree to a gift

to someone who's been helping you.

Let's see.

Here. How about this?

This looks great. It seems warm as well.

-Right? -I'll take it.

Just a second. Why don't you

take this as well?

This ensemble would look great on a girl your age.

It's fine, Mom. I'll just take the jacket.

Okay, then.

Jun-o,

why have you been coming by so often?

You never used to when I constantly begged you to come.

Mom, you see…

Why else would I come by often? To see you, of course.

What?

You've been on my mind often.

Really?

That's what I call music to my ears.

I want to hear you say you miss me.

Mom, there's no one else that I love more.

Gosh, what has gotten into you today?

Jun-o, why don't you stop by your uncle's restaurant?

No matter how busy you are, you should make time for a visit

since it was recently opened.

Sure thing, Mom.

Really?

-Okay. Let's go then. -Sure.

I'd like your honest feedback.

What do you think?

My son-in-law and grandson came up with the recipe.

It's not like fried chicken can blow your mind.

It's good enough, I guess.

-Here. Enjoy. -What…

Goodness, Mr. Park.

Don't take his words seriously.

What would he know about rich flavors?

That was his way of saying that it's good.

Meanwhile,

I like them both.

Really? Thank you for saying so.

Mr. Ma, would this be enough to attract customers?

Once again, you're jumping the gun.

We won't know until we give it a shot.

It's not like Mr. Ma is a fortune-teller.

You're absolutely right, ma'am.

Luck only finds those who help themselves.

Keep working hard,

and you'll someday find success.

I appreciate that.

Mi-sook!

-Goodness, Ms. Jang. -You're here.

Have you been well?

I see that you brought the young doctor too.

It's good to see you, ma'am. You too, Uncle.

Hey, Jun-o.

This is your aunt.

I see. Nice to meet you.

It's nice to meet you too. Goodness, he's adorable.

-I mean, he's good-looking. -Yes, I know.

Dae-beom, your aunt is here!

What?

Gosh, Auntie. You're here.

The family's firstborn. It's been a hassle, hasn't it?

This is my son, Jun-o.

He's your cousin. Say hello.

-I see. -It's nice to meet you.

-Right. -Right.

He's in med school, you see.

Anyway, I hope you get along.

Of course.

Mr. Park, we'll get going.

Right.

Mi-sook, they're the owners of the jokbal place across the road.

Hello, it's nice to meet you.

The name's Ma Yong-pil.

I see.

And I'm his brother, Ma Dong-pil.

-Right. Hello. -Yes, hello.

What do you think? Do you like it?

Absolutely.

It's pretty, warm, and light.

This looks pricey, though.

I got it from my mom's store to give to you as a gift,

so it's fine.

Did you manage to talk to your mom?

No.

I couldn't say anything once I saw her face.

Then what?

She'll be shocked when she finds out.

I know, but it'll be better to tell her after I figure out what I want to do.

Telling her about my leave from school when I don't have a plan

would only worry her.

She'll be shocked to find out

that we're living together too.

I told my family that I moved in with a friend,

but I didn't say it was my boyfriend.

I feel guilty about lying, you know.

Let's give it more time.

Once we're more certain about this relationship,

we'll tell both our families.

Yes, that would be for the best.

I'd definitely be more at ease.

It's really pretty. Thanks, Jun-o.

Come in.

Mr. Lee, are you feeling better?

Yes, I am.

Here you go. It's ginger tea.

It'll warm you up.

Thank you.

These are our engagement rings.

Aren't they gorgeous?

They are.

Mr. Lee, I don't think you can postpone

telling the kids anymore.

You're not in the best of shape, so let me tell them.

They're all upstairs right now.

No, please don't.

I'll tell them myself.

Dad,

are you feeling better?

Yes, I am.

I'm glad.

Don't stay out late in places like that again.

I won't.

You have something to say, right?

What is it? Go ahead.

I'm

getting engaged this Christmas Eve.

You're getting engaged?

To whom?

Ms. Jo.

To Ms. Sa-ra.

Dad, what does "getting engaged" mean?

You're promising someone that you'll marry them.

He's saying that he and Ms. Jo are

making a promise to get married.

In other words, Ms. Jo will be our stepmom.

What are you saying, Dad?

Ms. Jo will be our mom?

Not right now.

We'll get married once you get to know her better.

The only mom we have

is our mom who passed away.

I don't want anyone else to be our mom.

Our mom

will be sad as she looks down on us.

Dad, how can you make an important decision like that

without talking to us first?

Didn't you promise

to only make decisions after a democratic discussion?

This is something

I promised before the accident that caused my amnesia.

That's why I couldn't discuss it with you.

I was told that Ms. Jo and I agreed to get married,

but since I have no recollection of it, we're settling for an engagement first.

So I hope you can understand.

It would be wrong of me

to break the promise I made to Ms. Jo.

Jae-ni, Se-chan,

I would love to have your blessing.

I thought about it myself

and you kids need a mother.

Who knows when I'll regain my memories?

Leading an unstable life isn't good for anyone,

and my engagement

will benefit you all.

Don't say that you're getting engaged for our sake

because we hate this idea.

I mean it, Dad.

I'm against this engagement.

Dad, I hate it too.

I absolutely hate the idea of Ms. Jo being our mom!

As if those pipsqueaks know what they're talking about.

You're willing to postpone the engagement? Who cares what the kids think?

What do I do?

You know what? I have an idea.

Why don't you ask Ms. Park for help?

Ms. Park?

The kids adore her,

so they're sure to listen to her.

But…

Ms. Jo, now isn't the time to be picky or righteous.

If you postpone the engagement, it's over.

There will be no future.

You need to be engaged to take this further.

What if he regains his memories?

What will you do then?

May I ask what you wanted to talk to me about?

I'm sure you heard the children earlier.

The kids are obviously against

our engagement.

Yes.

Although I didn't catch their exact words.

When I first came to work for Mr. Lee,

Jae-ni was nine, Se-chan was seven,

and Se-jong

was only two.

Mr. Lee's late wife was sick,

so it was me

who practically raised Se-jong.

Since Se-jong's still young,

I was more focused on his well-being.

However, I can proudly say

that I took great care of Jae-ni and Se-chan as well.

It hurts to know that they don't see it.

I may not have given birth to them,

but I loved them as if they were my own.

Here you go.

Thank you.

I wanted our wedding

to be blessed by the children more than anyone.

Being focused on managing the house

led me to fail as a caretaker for the children,

which I greatly regret now.

Ms. Jo…

That being said,

I was wondering

if you could talk to the children.

Me?

What exactly are you asking me to do?

Mr. Lee and I

can't push an engagement that the children hate.

Could you talk to them so they'll agree

to our engagement?

At least for their sakes?

Our engagement and marriage

are the fastest way

to provide Jae-ni, Se-chan, and Se-jong with stability.

Ms. Park,

please do this for me.

For the sake of the children.

Could you set them over here?

Good.

I hope they all love this.

We have a problem. Se-chan's gone!

What do you mean Se-chan's gone?

What are you talking about?

Look. I found it on his desk.

Dad, I absolutely hate the idea of Ms. Jo being my mom.

I would rather live on my own

than call her my mom.

Don't bother looking for me.

Why is everyone out here? Is something up?

Jae-ni, where are you coming from?

Did you run into Se-chan?

I'm coming from the academy.

What's up with Se-chan?

Jae-ni, Se-chan left

after leaving this note.

What?

We'll call one another once we find Se-chan.

-Sure. -Got it.

Let's go that way.

Jae-ni, could he have gone

to the karaoke room?

I just thought of that myself.

However, I can proudly say

that I took great care of Jae-ni and Se-chan as well.

It hurts to know that they don't see it.

I may not have given birth to them,

but I loved them as if they were my own.

Right.

I'll soon move out and go to the States anyway.

Ms. Jo should be there for Mr. Lee and his children.

Then I'll be able to leave with no worries.

Jae-ni, what's wrong?

Ms. Park.

If I disapprove of Dad's engagement,

does it make me a bad daughter?

What?

I talked to a friend

who went through something similar.

She said

she approved of it for her dad.

She was against it at first,

but she felt bad for her dad and went ahead with it.

And now

her dad looks so happy.

She told me

that it is his life, and I'm not supposed to stand in his way.

Jae-ni, don't hang out with her.

She doesn't understand.

I'll just be a bad son.

I don't want Ms. Jo to be my mom.

Ms. Park.

What should we do?

My friend says I should approve of it for Dad.

If you were me, what would you do?

I understand

how you guys are feeling.

But like your friend said,

this is for your dad.

It's his life.

If I were you,

I might give him my blessing.

Because even before Mr. Lee got into an accident

and lost his memories,

he had already

promised to marry Ms. Jo.

A promise

should be kept.

Seriously, he always gets his own way.

Actually, they promised to get married.

But they decided to get engaged instead

so you'll have some time to get used to things.

Why don't you make some effort too

before they get married?

They're just getting engaged, why don't you try

to get to know her better before their marriage?

Dad, go ahead and get engaged.

Are you sure you're okay with that?

But discuss it with us before you get married.

Don't make a decision on your own.

Your marriage

means that we get a new mom.

All right. I'll do as you say.

I'm sorry that I didn't tell you sooner.

While you're engaged,

we will try to become closer with Mr. Jo.

Thanks.

Oh, right. And we'll talk to Se-jong

about this.

Dad, we don't want you to get engaged,

but Ms. Park said you deserved to be happy too.

So we changed our minds.

-Did Ms. Park say that? -Yes.

I want you to understand how we're feeling.

Ms. Park, can I see you for a minute?

I have something to tell you.

It's not anything bothersome. Spare some time for me.

"Ms. Park"?

He doesn't call me Ms. Dan-dan anymore.

Mr. Lee.

Ms. Park, thank you for coming here to see me.

I want to apologize to you.

For what?

For acting immature

and making you uncomfortable.

I offer my sincere apology.

I put myself in your shoes. You didn't even like me,

but I kept asking you out.

It must've been annoying and disgusting.

I only cared about my feelings.

I'm sorry I gave you such a hard time.

If it weren't for you, I would've been a jerk.

You taught me that I was wrong.

Thank you so much.

Ms. Park.

You're not just a teacher for my children.

You're also a good mentor for me.

Thank you.

No, it's nothing.

Oh, right. And about my engagement.

Thank you for talking to Jae-ni and Se-chan.

Then I should go inside now.

I can't believe you came to see me. You made my day.

Take a sip.

Okay. Thank you.

You're here at my place, but I have nothing to offer.

If I knew you'd come, I would've bought some food.

It's really fine.

Is everyone doing well?

How's Young-kuk doing?

Mr. Lee and Ms. Jo are

getting engaged

on Christmas Eve.

Is it really happening?

I get that he made a promise, but he could wait

until he regains his memories.

I mean, what's all the rush…

Ms. Park, what's wrong?

Nothing. I'm sorry.

What's the matter? Did something happen?

No.

Did you

have a fight with your boyfriend?

So? Did you guys break up?

Oh, dear.

Who is it?

Who made you cry like this?

He must be a jerk.

It's all right, Ms. Park.

You'll meet someone better than him.

Thank you, Ms. Kim.

It's all right.

-My gosh. -What…

Welcome home.

Where is Dae-beom?

He'll be back late. He's finishing up the cleaning.

What is all this?

You had a long, hard day, didn't you?

I prepared some food in case you felt hungry.

Please, sit.

Did you prepare all this yourself?

I didn't do all the cooking.

I just ordered the food from a hotel.

Sit at the table. Their food is really nice.

I thought you'd have had dinner already,

so I ordered some light items.

Sit down.

Look, Grandmother. The oysters are fresh.

What are all these?

Ms. Se-ryeon.

-Yes? -I think you should leave

before Dae-beom comes home.

I will take you home. Bring your suitcase.

Mr. Park. I mean, Father.

Can't you please accept me?

You really can't stay with us.

I did a lot of thinking before coming here.

After Dae-beom broke up with me,

I tried really hard to get over him.

I almost married another man,

and I even went to the US.

But I couldn't get over him.

It was so hard on me, I thought I would die.

It was so painful.

Father. I didn't come here on an impulse.

I'm serious and sincere about Dae-beom.

So please let me stay here.

Don't tell me to leave.

Please help me.

Can't you at least take my side?

Please?

Okay, then. If you last one month with us,

I'll think about it.

Will you really?

I won't just last one month. I'll last two.

I'll even last a whole lifetime.

I'll be really good to you.

Thank you so much.

My gosh…

Are you that happy?

-Yes. -Gosh.

Let me massage your shoulders.

-You do that. -I've gotten many massages

in my lifetime, so I know what to do.

This feels so good.

Doesn't it?

That feels so good.

Oh, how nice.

Se-ryeon. You're still here?

What are you doing?

I'm staying with your grandmother in this room.

Don't you mind me.

You must be tired. You can shower and rest.

Lee Se-ryeon.

How about I massage your legs too?

They must be sore after a long day at work.

Yes, massage my legs too.

Stretch it out.

This is so nice. It feels really good.

Se-ryeon, I need you to leave tomorrow.

Okay?

This is a special spot right here.

If you press it hard, it feels really good.

How's that?

-Does it hurt? -It feels great.

What should we have for breakfast?

We could have whatever's in the fridge,

but I have to worry about our guest.

Should I stir-fry some meat?

Yeon-sil.

The young lady's gone. She left.

What? She left?

She went to sleep next to me last night,

but when I got up, she was gone.

I guess she had enough yesterday

and decided to run away.

She ran off and even left her suitcase behind.

She kept saying all she wanted was Dae-beom,

and she left?

Did she just toy with Dae-beom's feelings again?

This is so upsetting.

Oh, gosh.

-What is it? -Come here, Mom.

What is it?

When did she come in here?

My gosh.

They're…

Let's go.

It has been a while, Madam Jung.

I meant to call to invite you to a round of golf.

You must've missed me too.

Madam Wang, it's not the time for you

to think about playing golf.

Pardon?

I was torn as to whether I should tell you this or not.

But I thought you should at least know,

so I asked to see you.

There's something I must know? About what?

It's about your daughter.

My daughter's friend

had dinner with your daughter Se-ryeon.

She brought her boyfriend with her.

A boyfriend? Se-ryeon?

Se-ryeon's not seeing anyone.

You know very well what she has been through.

How could she possibly have a boyfriend already?

She clearly said he was her boyfriend.

But he said he dropped out of university,

and he didn't seem to come from a very good background.

Oh, right. She said his name…

His name was Park Dae-beom.

Do you know who he is?

Who?

Park Dae-beom?

You must've never done this before

considering how you grew up, but you're pretty good.

You are.

This is my first time, but I think I have an aptitude for it.

It's fun too.

I think this is just right for me.

Grandmother, Mother.

I will be the designated garlic peeler.

Okay.

It looks like we have an extra helper.

It looks like that.

Dae-beom, don't forget to use lotion. Use lots.

Or your skin will turn rough, okay?

Oh, gosh.

No. I should put it on for him.

Grandmother, Mother. Don't touch the garlic.

I'll peel them later.

This is my job, okay? Leave them.

She might be on the old side,

but she's cute and friendly.

How is she so carefree? Is it because she's rich?

I know, right?

She's not shy at all. It's so funny.

Goodness.

Mom. But what if she leaves soon?

I'm worried Dae-beom might get hurt again.

Should we just let them get married?

They are old enough to marry without their parents' consent.

No. Let's leave them alone for now.

We need to experiment and see

how she manages with us.

What if we let them marry and she ups and leaves again?

You're right.

I'm worried about her mom, though.

I bet she doesn't know what they're up to.

She wouldn't know, otherwise she wouldn't be so quiet.

That bothers me too. Should we let them go on like this?

Did you help him with the lotion?

Yes, Grandmother.

I helped him put it on and his skin was so soft.

He's like a cute puppy.

A cute puppy?

Yes.

So I'm thinking of raising him well from now on.

What?

Unbelievable. Why would you raise my son?

Goodness.

Lee Se-ryeon!

Mom?

What on earth are you doing here?

And what are you wearing?

Were you here peeling garlic?

You imbecile. Are you out of your mind?

You crazy lady.

How dare you barge in here with your shoes on?

This is beyond rude!

Mom, please take off your shoes!

What did you just say to me?

How dare you make my daughter sit here

and peel this with you?

How dare you throw a fit in our home?

-Mom, please. -What?

Mom, we should leave. Come on.

What did you just say to me?

Ms. Wang, what is the meaning of this?

Are you seriously asking that?

As if you don't know.

How dare you drag my daughter into your home?

You parasites.

As if I don't know what you're really after.

Fine. There you go.

There you go. Just take it all.

Take it and leave us alone, you parasites.

Here. There you go.

Hear me loud and clear.

Even if the world flips a million times over,

you parasites will never be able to reach our level.

Tell me if you need money and I'll give it to you!

Mom, why are you doing this?

Mom, let's go home. Come on.

Don't you dare get involved with my daughter again.

-You gigolo. -Mom, please!

-Come on! -You parasites!

Unbelievable!

Goodness.

My gosh.

How can she throw money at us?

Is she telling us to pick them off the floor?

That shrewd hag…

My gosh. What just happened?

Dae-beom, go to your room.

Dae-beom, go to your room!

-Come on! -Let go of me!

You imbecile!

Mom, how can you be this rude and disrespectful?

How can you barge in there with your shoes on

and throw money in their faces?

I had good reason.

It's because those parasites had you living with them.

Mom, I came here of my own accord.

Dae-beom's mom, dad, and grandmother told me to leave,

but they only let me stay

because I begged them to let me be with Dae-beom.

Who are you to ruin things?

Mom, go in there and apologize.

What? Are you insane?

Ms. Wang!

Here's Ms. Se-ryeon's suitcase.

And this

is the money you left behind.

We picked up every last bill.

Why? Are you saying you hate money?

Is that so? Then forget it.

I'd love nothing more than to throw it at your face,

but I won't.

Because that will mean I'm as insolent as you are.

What? Did you say I'm insolent?

Just be honest with me and say the money wasn't enough.

I will never want your money.

I've been fine without it and I'll never need it.

Don't you dare come by our house ever again.

I never want to see you or Ms. Se-ryeon again.

What did you just say to me?

That ignorant fool.

Mom, what is wrong with you?

Money isn't everything, you know.

I don't even want to call you my mother anymore.

-I'm ashamed of you. -You're ashamed of me?

Yes, you have no idea how ashamed I am of you.

Se-ryeon!

Your brother is getting engaged tomorrow, so be there.

Do you hear me?

He must be new.

I was told to escort you to the venue.

Mr. Kim is already driving the chairman there.

Right.

Sa-ra, can you believe the good weather we have today?

It must know that you're getting engaged.

Even though it's December, the sun is shining

as if it's about to bud flowers in the spring.

I can almost feel the spring flowers blossoming.

Go easy on the brakes, will you?

My hair was almost ruined.

I apologize, ma'am.

My goodness.

You look stunning.

Next, the engagement rings will be exchanged.

The groom-to-be will place the ring on her finger first.

Please give them a round of applause.

The bride-to-be

will place the ring on his finger next.

Please give them another round of applause.

You look amazing!

We will move on to the cake-cutting ceremony.

The groom-to-be and bride-to-be

will blow out the candle with a united heart.

My gosh. What's going on?

Young-kuk, what's wrong?

Mr. Lee?

Kids, hurry over here.

We went to the amusement park, right? You three, me, and Ms. Dan-dan.

Dad, do you remember that?

It wasn't a dream, was it?

There was something between Ms. Dan-dan and me.

Could Mr. Lee be regaining his memories?

I'm marrying him, no matter what you say.

You've lost it completely.

If I can't, I won't marry at all.

Will you be okay with not getting any of my shares?

Is that… Ms. Kim, is that you?

Mr. Park…

I'm afraid you'll need a full checkup.

Sa-ra, it's been a while. What a cute kid.

Who's he?

I can't sit idly by and let it end this way.

I must do what I can before he regains his memories.

Anything.