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Original subtitles

Going down.

The doors are closing.

Ms. Park. Get in.

Ms. Park.

Don't worry.

I'm here for you.

Mr. Lee…

It'll be all right. Nothing will happen.

Mr. Lee…

I'm sorry, Ms. Park.

I'm sorry.

Don't be.

I'm the one who's sorry.

I trust you, Mr. Lee.

You would've never done that.

So please don't tell me

to forget about you and move on.

Ms. Park.

I know that

you are brave.

I'm sure you'll be all right.

Forget about me and go on with your life.

Don't cry

over someone like me anymore.

Please do as I say.

No.

I don't want to.

-Dae-beom, let's go! -Let's go!

Park Dae-beom!

-Park Dae-beom! -Park Dae-beom!

-Thanks, guys. -Have fun, guys!

-See you guys. -Thanks.

-Get going. -Bye!

Have fun!

All right!

Se-ryeon, you brat.

I know I reluctantly attended your wedding,

but I wish you the best.

Mi-sook, couldn't you have watched your temper?

There were guests at the wedding.

How could I possibly let it slide

when she called you parasites

and called me a total fraud?

I can take being spoken ill of,

but not when someone badmouths you.

It's fine. I'm glad you went after her.

Who cares when the wedding still happened as planned?

They left as a married couple.

Se-ryeon is ours now, so don't worry about it.

That's an odd choice of words. "She's ours"?

What?

I'm just saying she's our family now.

She's our sweet daughter-in-law.

Gosh, I had no idea you'd be this fond of her.

Up until a few days ago,

she went on and on about how old she was.

Whatever happened is a mystery to me.

Hold on. Is there something going on?

What?

No, of course not. Dae-beom loves her,

so how can I not give them my approval?

Staying against the idea might make him resent me.

Don't you agree, Mi-sook?

Of course. She's your daughter-in-law now.

If you get on your daughter-in-law's bad side these days,

you won't even get to see your grandchild.

She won't let you.

That's why you should never cross your daughter-in-law.

She's right.

Just thinking that she'd be our daughter-in-law

made me see her in a different light.

So be nice to her, Honey.

She's right. You should be nicer.

Ms. Shin, you should take a liking to her too.

They're married now, so of course I should.

Dr. Bong, you're a lucky man.

I doubt that your mother will oppose

anyone you bring home to marry.

Of course not.

All that matters is how much they love one another.

Really? Mom, will you accept anyone I like?

What?

What's that?

Jun-o, are you seeing someone?

Sorry?

Well…

I'm only asking.

My gosh.

Jun-o isn't seeing anyone at the moment.

How can he be when he hasn't even sorted out his life?

That's ridiculous.

By the way, Dan-dan is nowhere to be seen.

Now that you mention it, I haven't seen her either.

Is she in her room?

Just leave her be.

She wouldn't be in a festive state.

She was there because it was her brother's wedding.

But she only ended up bumping into Se-ryeon's family

whom she probably didn't want to see.

Ms. Park.

I know that

you are brave.

I'm sure you'll be all right.

Forget about me and go on with your life.

Don't cry over someone like me anymore.

Please do as I say.

I just can't bring myself to eat when you're not here.

I can't swallow anything.

And I can't sleep.

Se-jong, it's not like we are saying goodbye for good.

We can meet again, whenever we want.

So you should eat well, sleep well,

and stay healthy.

Otherwise,

I'll be really sad.

Ms. Jo, please knock before you enter.

I'm sorry. I'll make sure to knock next time.

Se-jong, have some cake and milk.

It's your favorite. Chocolate cake.

I don't feel like eating now. I'll eat it later.

All right. You can do that.

Wait. Did you wash your hands?

No.

You should wash your hands and brush your teeth

when you get back home.

Let's go. I'll help you wash up.

I don't want to. Can you not bother me?

I'm sorry. I'm nagging you again.

My mistake.

Se-jong.

You know what?

I'm glad that I can see you like this every day.

I'm so happy.

What about you, Se-jong?

Do you feel the same way?

I'm tired. Let me get some rest.

Oh, right. Okay.

Rest up.

Sleep well.

Right. There's no need to rush things.

I get to see him every day now.

Gosh, this is a lot better.

What are you doing here?

This house has become a mess while I was gone.

I picked out the ones that look too shabby

or are out of fashion, so get rid of them.

Ms. Jo, I'm in charge of this household now.

Not you.

You shouldn't just barge into the chairman's room.

What do you think you're doing?

Gosh, Ms. Kim. What are you trying to say?

I'm carrying Mr. Lee's baby.

I'm his fiancée.

What's wrong with me being in his room?

Are you trying to lecture me or what?

Yes, I'm giving you a lecture.

You are in Mr. Lee's room when he's not around,

and you're messing around with his stuff.

This is very inappropriate.

I hope it won't happen again.

Look here, Ms. Kim.

I'm Mr. Lee's fiancée who's pregnant with his baby.

How dare you…

What's going on? What's all the fuss about?

What's wrong?

Ms. Wang, this is preposterous. I'm just dumbfounded.

Why? What did Ms. Kim say?

I came here to tidy up Mr. Lee's room

and see if there's anything that he needs.

That's why I came in here,

but she says it's inappropriate for me to be here.

I just can't believe this.

My goodness.

Ms. Kim, Ms. Jo is going to become

the lady of the house soon.

She will be the owner of this room.

So you should let Ms. Jo take care of Young-kuk's affairs.

I can't do that. I have had no such instructions.

So I'd like both of you to leave.

And don't come into Mr. Lee's room without his permission again.

Hey, Ms. Kim!

You leave me no choice.

Ms. Jo and Ms. Wang broke into Mr. Lee's room.

Ms. Wang is still in here.

This is what the room looks like.

My gosh. Ms. Jo, let's get out of here.

Hey, you traitor.

Get it away from me, traitor.

Darn it. She's unbelievable.

Gosh.

What's with that woman?

She must think I'm a pushover.

Gosh, she's so annoying.

My friend did something wrong

to his fiancée.

And he wanted to console her.

So he took her to his vacation home to propose to her.

I mean, he wanted to kiss her and everything.

But he actually pushed her away

when she tried to kiss him.

Pushed her away?

Yes. Before I knew it…

I mean, that's what my friend said.

He asked me what he was supposed to do.

I feel really bad for her.

What should I do?

So you're saying

it's not about you, but your friend, right?

Of course.

I would never do such a thing. This is about my friend.

She must be

really heartbroken, right?

But why did your friend push his fiancée away?

I have no idea. That's why I'm talking to you now.

I have to marry her next month, but I can't even kiss her.

What should I do now?

I mean, what should my friend do?

MS. PARK

MS. PARK

Mr. Lee.

Ms. Park, what are you doing here?

Have you been waiting for me?

Yes. You didn't answer my calls.

But you didn't even know when I'd come home.

Why are you doing this?

So why did you ignore my calls?

I have something important to tell you.

Ms. Park, we broke up.

When you thought you were 22, you told me this.

You went to your vacation home with Ms. Jo.

You tried to kiss,

but you just pushed her away before you knew it.

You didn't understand why you weren't able to kiss her.

That's what you told me.

You only liked me even when you thought you were 22.

That's a fact.

It's impossible that Ms. Jo is pregnant with your baby.

That doesn't make sense.

I trust you 100 percent.

So let's not break up.

Why should we have to break up?

-Ms. Park. -Mr. Lee.

I have a feeling Ms. Jo is lying.

I don't think that baby is yours.

Ms. Park.

What are you saying?

What woman would tell such a lie

about the baby she's carrying?

Are you asking me to deny my child?

Is that the kind of person you want me to be?

Pardon?

Denying my child is the last thing I'd do.

I brought it into this world,

and I must take responsibility for it.

An innocent, blameless child

shouldn't be denied.

So, Ms. Park. Don't say such things.

Still…

It can't be.

I believe in you.

Ms. Park.

Don't come looking for me again.

I believe in you,

so why can't you believe in yourself?

I refuse to believe that you did that with someone else

when it's me you like.

There's no way you'd do that!

So you should

believe in yourself too.

It's heavy, so be careful.

-Okay. -Let's go.

-It was so nice. -It was, wasn't it?

-We're finally back. -We are.

-The door is spinning. -Let's go!

Hey, Se-ryeon.

Have some cool sikhye to help you digest dinner.

I made it myself.

Okay, Mother.

Mother.

This sikhye is amazing.

This isn't just sikhye. It's a work of art.

Is it? Drink all you want, Se-ryeon.

-I made it. -How was Hawaii?

It was great.

It was so nice, we didn't want to come back.

What?

It wasn't Hawaii that was nice.

Wasn't it because you were there on your own?

You're right, Grandma.

When will we ever get to visit Hawaii?

We should all go together next time.

I promise to take you.

-My gosh. -Really?

I'm so grateful even if you don't mean it.

I'm not just saying it. I mean it.

-Yeon-sil. -Yes?

Thanks to Se-ryeon, we'll get to go to Hawaii.

Now that we're done eating, let's hand out the gifts.

-What? -Go and get them.

Okay. Excuse me for a bit.

-Gifts? -We bought you some gifts.

-We bought you gifts. -Here they are.

You didn't have to.

-Let's see. -This is for Grandma.

-Here. -This is for Father.

This is for Mother and this is for Auntie.

Thanks.

Let's see.

I wracked my brain thinking of what to get you,

and I got you all wallets from La Vitton.

From La Vitton?

This is the first time in my life

that I got a designer gift.

Let me open mine.

Honey, look. It's a designer wallet.

Let's see yours.

Oh, wow.

Yours looks great too.

These must've been so expensive.

Se-ryeon, you have a great eye.

This is just what I like.

I've never had such a nice wallet before.

-Thank you, Se-ryeon. -My pleasure.

Me too. Thank you. I'll use it well.

I love mine as well. Thank you.

I've never received any designer products before.

I owe this to Dae-beom of all people.

I'm so relieved that you all like your gifts.

Is this thing really

an expensive designer label wallet?

It doesn't look that special.

How is this different from a 20-thousand-won wallet sold at markets?

Those wallets look much better.

Were you ripped off?

Mom, don't even try to compare them

and just use it.

Okay. You got it for me, so I'll use it well.

Since you got us all something nice,

we should applaud you.

-Yes! -Applaud.

Thank you.

Thank you.

-Thanks for the gifts. -No problem.

Our room is as tiny as a booger, isn't it?

No booger could be this big.

Our newlywed room is so cute and cozy.

Do you really think so?

I feel so bad making you live in such a small room.

Dae-beom, why would you say that?

I'm so happy right now.

When would I get to experience something like this?

Plus, the smaller the room the better.

I can stay closer to you.

My sweet baby.

You're suffocating me. Do you like me that much?

Yes, so much.

And I am

so grateful.

I'm grateful too.

That you married me.

Se-ryeon, you…

Mom!

I noticed that Se-ryeon left her bag outside…

Mom, this is our bedroom.

You need to learn to knock.

I'm so sorry.

I'll let you get back to what you were doing.

Oh, no. I'm so embarrassed.

-My mom is helpless. -What now?

Are you really sure we don't have to visit your family?

You know the situation they're in.

Young-kuk and I agreed we should meet alone.

We are so happy,

but seeing Dan-dan

made me feel bad for her.

By the way, she's more spunky than I thought.

Yes, she always has been.

She gets right back up even if she falls down.

She beat me up and gave me nosebleeds all the time.

-What? Seriously? -Yes.

Se-ryeon, don't you dare take her on.

She's really fit.

One punch from her and you might fly away.

Really? Okay. I'll be careful.

You'd better.

Come in.

Mr. Lee.

There's something I'd like to discuss with you.

I have to settle down here,

and my position in this household isn't exactly firm.

What do you mean?

I'm not sure if Ms. Kim reported to you,

but actually,

we had an issue earlier.

I wanted to look out for you as I used to

and went into your room to sort out your clothes,

but Ms. Kim threw me out.

She wouldn't let me touch your things.

This isn't right.

I like how Ms. Kim does things.

You don't have to worry about my affairs.

But Mr. Lee,

your attitude toward me is exactly why

Ms. Kim belittles me.

So please,

solidify my position in this family.

In order to proudly give birth to your child,

I should at least maintain my status

as your fiancée even though the wedding is put off.

Giving birth to our child isn't the only reason I moved back in.

I don't wish to be treated this way.

Ms. Jo.

I never asked you to move in.

You insisted that you move in.

Sorry?

Weren't you the one who said you'd stay here

without being a nuisance to anyone?

But…

I still don't remember what happened between us.

You're only here because I've accepted my child.

As for us, we still need more time. At least until I regain my memories.

-Mr. Lee… -Focus on the child's health.

I'd rather you leave the rest alone.

But Mr. Lee…

I have business to attend to outside.

My gosh. So what happened next?

Were you not able to mention firing Ms. Kim?

Of course not.

If I had requested that,

he would've kicked me out instead.

This is so upsetting.

Goodness.

I tried many times to get rid of her myself,

but nothing ever got through to him.

She may be a traitor to us,

but Young-kuk sees her as a loyal employee.

How can he do this to someone pregnant with his child?

He should care about me more than her.

Ms. Jo,

just do as Young-kuk says for the time being.

He only just broke up with Ms. Park,

so how can he suddenly have feelings for you?

The heart isn't a coin you can flip.

It worries me, that's all.

He might go back to her,

and that deeply worries me, Ms. Wang.

What? What's there to worry about when you're carrying his child?

-Sorry? -Remember what I said?

To Young-kuk, his kids are always his priority.

Just look at how deeply he cares for Se-jong.

Who would ever guess that he was adopted?

But this child isn't someone else's.

It's his, and you're the mother.

There's no way he would step out on you.

Young-kuk would never do such a thing.

Will Mr. Lee accept me soon?

Of course.

Ms. Park can come at him all she wants.

He will never choose her over his own child.

I'd bet my own hand on it.

Mother.

You're the best.

You've finally realized how valuable I am.

Let's work together on this.

Yes, please help me out.

Ms. Jo, don't worry. Just think about your child.

Goodness me.

What if I give birth to the baby

before I get him to like me?

No, I still have a lot of time.

There's time.

While I'm here,

I'll make him fall for me.

Thank you, Mr. Kang.

Have you been well, Ki-ja?

Hey. What brings you by?

You injured your leg, so I thought I should come.

I brought you some beef.

Right. Thank you.

Have a seat, then.

Sure.

Ki-ja, now that we're in-laws again,

let's bury the hatchet.

Sure. It was Chairman Lee who broke off the engagement,

not you.

Of course. You should know that

I have always been fond of Ms. Jo.

Is Sa-ra doing well? Has she been eating enough?

Morning sickness isn't a disease.

It's a crown on her head.

She's doing well and has been eating enough.

What about Chairman Lee?

Don't tell me he's been making her miserable.

Of course not.

Why would he mistreat her? She's carrying his child.

It took him by surprise at first,

but he's always been fond of his children.

That's why he's been trying his best

to treat her nicely.

Really?

Then I'm glad.

By the way,

did you know that those two spent the night together?

She told me they failed to do so every time.

"I must only seem like a big sister to him."

That's what she said every time,

but they went all the way without us knowing!

-My Sa-ra… -Ki-ja, have some hallabong.

Unbelievable.

What a piece of work!

My gosh.

-Mi-sook… -Was she talking to me just now?

She took the words right out of my mouth!

You!

-You passed the audition? -Yes.

See? What did I tell you? Who will you be playing this time?

A guy kissing the girl he likes.

Really? Does that mean you'll be kissing a stranger?

Not really. I won't actually be kissing her.

I'll only be pretending to kiss her.

She'll then slap me for it.

-Really? -Yes.

Mi-rim, can you help me practice by reading lines with me?

Me?

Are you asking me to slap you?

Yes. I need to do well this time

so I don't get edited out.

That's why I need your help.

Sure thing.

Then…

Let's try it here since no one's around.

Here?

Okay.

Here goes, then.

Sure.

Mi-rim, why are you standing still? You should've slapped me by now.

As if I could ever slap you.

We're only acting out a scene.

How can I practice if you don't help me?

Okay, fine. But don't you dare say it hurts.

Sure thing. Here we go again.

Got it.

Isn't that Mi-rim?

That jerk.

You piece of trash.

What were you doing to Mi-rim?

What do you think you're doing?

He's my boyfriend, darn it.

-What? Your boyfriend? -What? Your boyfriend?

-Jun-o? -Jun-o?

So you've been dating for some time now?

Yes.

No wonder.

I knew something wasn't right when you sometimes

locked eyes with each other.

I had my doubts, but… You darn brats!

You two are in-laws. How could you let this happen?

Uncle Gun, we started dating before we knew it.

We only found out afterward,

and it came as a shock to us too.

Now that you know, you should break up.

Break up?

Dae-beom, how could you say something like that?

All we did was like each other.

Uncle, please. Must we break up?

Can't we stay together?

-Gosh! -Gosh!

What are we going to do about you?

What are we going to do with you?

Mi-rim, Jun-o, please.

Both your families will see red when they find out.

We'll forget we saw anything today,

so end this here.

Dae-beom, I looked into it,

and us getting married isn't against the law.

Hey. I never said I'd marry you.

Mi-rim.

Don't get ahead of yourself.

We're only dating, right?

That's right.

Just know that this is casual for us.

So, Dae-beom. Uncle.

Just forget you saw anything today. And don't tell us to break up.

There's no way I'm ending it with him right now.

Dae-beom,

is this really the Mi-rim I know?

What are we going to do with you?

Unbelievable…

Se-jong, why aren't you in bed?

Can't you sleep?

I can't, Se-chan.

So I went to Dad to ask him to read to me,

but he wasn't home.

Maybe he went out for drinks again.

Se-chan, I can't sleep

without Ms. Park here.

I miss her.

Se-jong, why don't you sleep in my room tonight?

I'll read you a book.

Sure.

SE-CHAN

Dan-dan, you've done enough.

You'll wear yourself out.

You've been at this all day.

I feel bad for not doing anything to help.

You know what? Let me help.

No, please don't.

Don't mind me. I want to do this, that's all.

I was done cleaning anyway.

Is there anything you'd like to eat?

I'll make it for you.

Dae-beom told me you are tough and physically strong,

but you sure work hard. I'm impressed.

I'm keeping myself busy to keep my spirits up.

So tell me if you want to eat anything.

I'll make it for you.

Then, I'd like some tteokbokki.

-Tteokbokki? -Yes.

That's a piece of cake. I'll whip it up in no time.

We'll make it together.

Ms. Park, Uncle Dae-beom, Grandma Shin?

-Is that Se-chan and Se-jong? -And Se-jong?

My gosh.

Se-jong, Se-chan.

How did you two get here?

We came because Se-jong missed you.

Ms. Park!

Se-jong.

Yes, Se-ryeon.

Young-kuk, Se-chan and Se-jong are here.

What?

Didn't you know that the children were gone?

Well…

I just got home.

I'm sorry about this. I'll be right over.

I only called to let you know in case you'd worry.

I'll bring them over myself after letting them eat and play.

I see.

Thanks for this, Se-ryeon.

Don't worry, Young-kuk.

SE-CHAN: 3 MISSED CALLS

-Three-six-nine. -Three-six-nine.

-One. -Two.

-Three. -Hey.

-You got it wrong. It's four. -She got it wrong.

How many times must you get this wrong?

My back is going to break!

-Come on. -Bring it in.

-Go! -Go!

You used your elbow, didn't you?

I didn't, Uncle.

Darn it.

-Goodness. -Again, guys.

Okay, here we go.

Have fun, kids.

-Three-six-nine. -Se-chan, Se-jong.

You should get going. It's already quite late.

I'll take you home.

Auntie, I don't want to go home.

What?

Can't we stay the night here?

Se-chan, Se-jong.

You should sleep in your own beds.

Auntie, the thing is

Se-jong hasn't been able to sleep.

He stayed up all night yesterday.

If you can't let us both stay,

you can kick me out.

But can you please let Se-jong sleep here tonight?

He might get sick again if he doesn't sleep. Please?

Hey, Se-ryeon.

Young-kuk, the kids don't want to go home today.

I'll bring them over tomorrow.

That won't do. I was just about to head over there.

Young-kuk, are you aware of Se-jong's condition?

He hasn't been sleeping well like last time.

I'm guessing his separation anxiety is back.

What?

So let them stay here with me and Ms. Park tonight.

We can't afford to watch Se-jong get sick again.

Just do as I say. Don't worry too much.

Let them stay here. I'll take them home tomorrow.

Okay, fine. Thanks, Se-ryeon.

Mr. Lee, Se-chan and Se-jong are gone.

The kids are with Se-ryeon. They'll sleep at her place tonight.

Mr. Lee, what are you saying?

If they're with Ms. Se-ryeon…

But that's Ms. Park's house.

How could you let them stay at a stranger's house?

Ms. Jo, it's not some stranger's house. Se-ryeon is their aunt.

This is none of your business. End of discussion.

He's letting them stay the night at her house?

That minx must be behind all this.

She must be using the kids as leverage

to wiggle her way back into Mr. Lee's life.

No, wait.

Ms. Wang is right.

He'll never betray me, at least for this child's sake.

Se-chan.

Did you say you want to live here?

I don't want to go home.

Why not?

I don't get why Ms. Jo

is living with us.

I told Dad that I understood,

but I honestly don't.

It must be hard for Dad too

because he drinks every day and barely comes home.

I haven't seen him smile lately.

Jae-ni is more on edge now.

She locks herself in her room

and rarely comes out.

Watching Ms. Jo walk around the house

lowers my appetite. I just hate it.

Auntie, please let Se-jong and me

live here. Please.

Uncle Gun.

-Hey. -Hey, Soo-chul.

Why are you here at this hour?

Shouldn't you be at work?

I came over to say something.

Mom, have a seat.

Yeon-sil, Soo-chul, Dae-beom, you too.

What's going on?

You see,

I quit my job a few days ago.

-What? -What?

But you never said anything to us.

Were you fired?

What? Oh, please. Of course not.

It was nice to have a steady job,

but I realized I'm still young.

The job provided no long-term vision.

So after some thought, I came up with an idea.

I'm going to work here.

-What? -What?

Here?

Yes, Soo-chul. You'll give me a job, right?

Business has been booming,

so maybe we could build on that and open new branches.

I'll do my best.

Gun, that's a great idea.

We were thinking about hiring someone new anyway.

Are you sure you weren't fired?

Mom, please. That really wasn't the case.

Well, okay.

It's not like you can work there as a driver forever.

-That's good. -Right, Mom.

It would be better to focus on our business and branch out.

She's right. You should open our second location later.

Hello, guys.

-Hello. -Hi.

You're here.

What? Hyeon-bin is here too.

Yes. Hello.

Hello, Mr. Future Attorney. It's been a while.

Hyeon-bin went backpacking for about three months.

And as soon as he arrived at the airport in Korea,

he wanted to eat fried chicken of all things.

So we're here

to have chicken for lunch.

That's great. Have a seat.

Okay. Let's sit.

-Uncle. -Yes.

So where did you go?

I went to Africa, Turkey, and Mongolia.

That sounds so cool.

-Being young sure is great. -Right.

-Wait a minute. -Okay.

Mom, I got the ingredients.

Okay. There's Hyeon-bin.

Dan-dan.

Hyeon-bin?

I heard you went backpacking. When did you come back?

I just got here. It's so good to see you again.

But what are you doing here at this hour?

Well… I'll be helping my dad here from now on.

Really? I'll get to see you a lot then.

Right. I got you a little souvenir.

Did you really get this for me?

I think Hyeon-bin missed Dan-dan quite a lot.

Of course, he missed her. They're friends from college.

They were even in the same club.

This is so pretty.

Carry it with you at all times.

It's called the evil eye.

It will ward off all your bad luck.

Really?

Thank you, Hyeon-bin.

I'm sorry and grateful, Se-ryeon.

It must have put you in a difficult position.

Don't say that, Young-kuk. They are my nephews.

You should be grateful to Ms. Park.

She let the kids stay even in this situation.

Is Ms. Park

doing all right?

Yes.

By the way,

the kids seem to feel uncomfortable around Ms. Jo.

Does she have to stay here just because she's pregnant?

It's not like you two are married.

Se-chan and Se-jong don't like her.

You will still support her until she gives birth.

I just don't understand her.

I'll take some time and figure out what to do.

I need to give her what she wants for now.

The doctor says she needs emotional stability right now.

Young-kuk, I just don't get it.

When you thought you were 22, you told me

that you didn't have any romantic feelings for Ms. Jo.

That you were trying so hard to like her, but you just couldn't.

And that you didn't want to be engaged to someone you didn't like.

After saying all that,

you got her pregnant? I just don't understand.

Se-ryeon.

All right. I know it's no use saying that now.

Se-ryeon.

I'll explain things to Se-chan and Se-jong.

But if they go to see Ms. Park again,

you should bring them home.

She broke up with me because of what I did.

I can't give her a hard time with the kids.

Young-kuk, I understand that you feel bad for Ms. Park.

But you can't do this to the kids.

Se-chan and Se-jong are suffering more than you think.

You should know that.

Se-chan, Se-jong.

I'm sorry I missed your calls yesterday.

From now on, I will answer your calls no matter what.

So don't go to your aunt's place again.

Do you understand what I mean?

Dad, I took Se-jong

to Ms. Park's house for a reason.

Se-jong couldn't sleep lately.

But you always came home late after drinking.

You didn't even answer my calls.

You didn't even know what Se-jong was going through.

But that doesn't mean I'm mad at you.

I know you're having a hard time too.

-What? -Dad.

I've been thinking.

There's no reason we can't go to see Ms. Park.

She was our tutor before she was your girlfriend.

But why can't we see Ms. Park anymore?

Well,

I already explained it to you.

I don't want to give her a hard time.

Dad, we need to talk.

Dad.

When I found out that you were dating Ms. Park,

I was really shocked and even dumbfounded.

To think she fooled me and dated you behind my back

still makes me upset.

But

I'm also sad that I can't see her anymore.

It's hard for me to part ways with her so suddenly, even at my age.

At the same time, I don't understand this situation.

So it must be worse for Se-chan and Se-jong.

Dad, you can't forbid them from seeing her because of what happened between adults.

What if Se-jong gets sick again like last time?

What if he keeps having trouble eating and sleeping?

Will you have him admitted to the hospital?

This is just not right.

Dad. I know there's nothing you can do about this now.

But before making any decisions,

you should at least ask Ms. Park.

If she doesn't want to see Se-chan and Se-jong anymore,

I'll persuade them not to visit her again.

But if she doesn't mind seeing them, let them meet her.

If you still forbid them from seeing her,

I'll live with them at her house until Se-jong gets better.

Jae-ni.

Yes. It's me.

How is Dan-dan doing? Is she doing better?

She's still having a hard time.

It seems like she needs more time.

I guess you didn't get to talk to her yet.

No.

Wait a little longer.

Okay.

But I've been away from the US office for too long.

I'll try to persuade Dan-dan.

Okay.

Call me when Dan-dan gets better.

Okay. I will.

How are you feeling?

Me? I'm fine.

Thank you for asking.

Bye.

Se-jong, just one bite. Try this just once. Okay?

I can't eat.

Leave him alone. He can't seem to swallow it.

Se-jong, you don't have to eat.

What are you talking about?

He hasn't eaten anything at all.

Se-jong, you have to eat something.

Just try to eat one bite.

Oh, my gosh.

-Goodness. -Oh, dear. Se-jong.

Why force him to eat when he doesn't want to eat?

We can't starve him, can we?

Se-jong, come with me.

Oh, dear. What should we do about him?

Why is Se-jong like this

when Ms. Park isn't even his mom?

His separation anxiety must be back.

Oh, my gosh.

Where are you guys going?

I made some porridge for Se-jong.

Lee Jae-ni.

I asked where you're taking Se-jong.

Why should I tell you that?

Ms. Yeoju, ask Mr. Kang to get the car.

What? Oh, okay. I'll call him.

That brat has no manners at all.

I don't know where she gets it from, but she's so disrespectful.

Wait.

Are they going to see Ms. Park?

Open wide.

You're eating so well. What a good boy.

Do you want more? Is it good?

Have some bean sprout soup. The food might be too dry.

Thank you.

Is it that tasty?

I missed the bibimbap we had here. It's so good.

Me too. I missed the bibimbap we had with Ms. Park.

I missed it a lot too.

Goodness. You had bibimbap here?

-Yes. -Gosh.

I think this porridge is good too.

It glides down my throat

like it's wearing skates.

Hearing you say the porridge goes down

like it's wearing skates

makes me feel so good.

Se-jong, take your time and eat all you want.

I will. I'll eat all of this.

Okay.

I'm glad everyone is enjoying their food.

You can have strawberries after your meal.

-Okay. Thank you. -Thank you.

You're so sweet and polite.

You should come here more often.

There's no need to feel uncomfortable, okay?

Okay.

Mother, can they really do that?

Yes, of course.

We're family now.

Thank you so much, Mother.

Thank you, Mom.

Don't thank me. It's the right thing to do.

-Eat up. -What…

Hi, Honey.

It's okay, kids. Say hello to my dad.

-Okay. -Okay.

-Hello. -Hello.

Hi, kids.

What are they doing here?

What do you mean?

Can't they visit their aunt?

Jae-ni.

Mr. Kang said

you went to Ms. Park's.

Why are you back without Se-jong and Se-chan?

Se-jong will stay with Auntie until he feels better.

Se-chan will come and go until Se-jong is better.

Jae-ni. What are you saying? They'll stay there?

You saw for yourself.

Se-jong can't sleep or eat. He's sick.

So he's staying there and that's final.

That makes no sense.

If Se-jong is sick, he should stay at home.

Jae-ni, come with me. Let's bring them home.

Lady. Se-jong is sick because of you.

Ms. Park left because you moved in,

and Se-jong is sick because he misses Ms. Park.

Is this all you can say?

Who are you to say that?

What? Se-jong is sick because of me?

Jae-ni, what did you just say?

And you're being so rude to me.

Can't you show some manners?

I'm pregnant with your sibling.

If you can't call me mom, at least show some respect.

Do you want a scolding?

What? "Mom"?

Who do you think you are? You're not my mom!

If that's all you can say, get out.

Leave our house this instant!

Lee Jae-ni, who are you to tell me to leave?

How dare you?

Ms. Jo!

Don't talk to her like that.

Jae-ni, go inside.

You're so darn annoying.

Ms. Jo.

You scolded Jae-ni and yelled at her.

I can't allow this to go on anymore.

I wrote it all down.

I will report it to Mr. Lee in detail.

What?

Give me that.

What are you doing?

I said give me that!

Ms. Jo, you can't do this.

-Give that to me! -Stop it!

I will do some voice acting.

"Jae-ni. Can't you show some manners?

I'm pregnant with your sibling.

If you can't call me mom,

at least show some respect.

Do you want a scolding?"

That will do, Ms. Kim.

Sir.

When I served your late father,

I never voiced my opinion,

and I've been the same with you.

But today, I must say one thing.

Since Ms. Jo moved in, the house has been a mess.

Please make a wise decision.

Jae-ni.

Jae-ni.

Dad. I can't stand Ms. Jo.

I want her gone from our house.

I know she's carrying my younger sibling,

and I shouldn't be like this for your sake,

but living with her is just too hard for me.

Not just for me but for everyone.

Me, Se-chan, and Se-jong. We all tried to do our best,

but we reached our limits.

I feel bad

for the baby she's carrying,

but I might run away from home if she stays.

Jae-ni.

Dad. To be honest, I don't want to come home.

Se-chan said the same.

What is this mess?

Se-chan and Se-jong aren't here, and I hate it here too.

This is ridiculous, Dad. This can't be right.

Jae-ni.

I'm sorry.

No, Dad. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry this is all I can say.

I tried to hold back,

but I just can't do it anymore.

Ms. Jo.

You wanted to stay here,

so I respected your wish and allowed you to.

However,

Jae-ni, Se-chan, and Se-jong are struggling.

They're hurt.

Ms. Jo.

Go home.

I'll do everything else that I can.

Mr. Lee.

What are you saying? Are you saying

I must move out?

Ms. Jo.

Before you moved in, I should've discussed this

with the kids first.

So that they wouldn't be confused or hurt.

But I failed to think about them.

So Ms. Jo, you should go home.

Do as I say.

No, sir.

I can't do that. I can't.

For the sake of our child,

I want to be close to you.

Why must I move out when I'm pregnant with your child?

I said I'd do my best.

No, I can't leave. I won't.

Ms. Jo.

I explained and pleaded with you. Why are you being so stubborn?

Your baby is important,

but my other three kids are important as well!

Ms. Jo, are you all right?

Ms. Kim! Ms. Yeoju!

My gosh.

What's with Young-kuk?

Gently now.

Ms. Jo, what's going on?

What's with Young-kuk today?

The stress must've brought on cramps.

My goodness. Are you sure you don't need a doctor?

I'm fine. I think I'll be able to manage.

I'm all right, so you can go about your day.

Yes, of course. You may both leave.

Good job, ladies. Thank you.

Oh, dear. How did this happen?

Mr. Lee told me to move out.

That must've startled the baby.

Move out?

Gosh, you should be more careful.

I'm glad you don't need to see a doctor.

For a second, I thought something bad happened.

How dare he try to kick me out?

I didn't come here to get kicked out just like that.

I won't leave. Over my dead body.

My gosh!

What is this…

What is this memory?

Yes, Mr. Lee.

Ms. Jo, I'm sorry about earlier.

Ms. Kim told me that you didn't need to see a doctor.

Are you sure you're okay?

Yes, Mr. Lee. I'm good.

Can you meet me outside, then?

We'll grab a bite to eat.

Of course. I can be right out.

Sure.

Is the steak okay?

Yes, it's delicious.

It must be a boy.

I usually don't enjoy meat, but it tastes great today.

I see.

Mr. Lee.

Being out on a date with you

takes me back to the time when we were in love.

It's like I'm dreaming right now.

We went to eat at delicious restaurants

and to the movies.

We spent most of our time together.

Is that so?

Ms. Jo, could you tell me about how things were?

How did I propose to you

and where? I'd love to know.

As you know, I have no recollection of it.

Your marriage proposal?

You were hopelessly romantic that day.

You suddenly suggested we go to the vacation home.

You cooked for me

and we drank wine together.

You gave me a bouquet of 100 roses

and placed a ring on my finger.

And that night,

we had our first kiss.

That night?

Yes. That must've been the day

our baby was conceived.

Is that so?

-Are you sure? -Of course.

Ms. Jo.

Why are you lying to me?

Sorry?

Mr. Lee, no matter how much I think about it,

I really can't break up with you.

We're deeply in love, aren't we?

Mr. Lee isn't looking my way all because of that bitch.

Did that woman go back to the US? Anna, I mean.

-How should I know? -That's right, you shouldn't.

You're not supposed to care if she's dead or alive.

I'm afraid you're in need of an in-depth checkup.

We spotted something on your pancreas.

Isn't this Dan-dan?

Ms. Park, please break up with Mr. Lee!

What do you want from me?

I want to be your wife. That is the only thing I want.

That will never happen.

You'll come across this headline.

"Lee Young-kuk's Pregnant Fiancée

Commits Suicide in the Han River."

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