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Let's get divorced.

What?

Let's get a divorce.

But under one condition.

As you know, my mom is still traumatized over Da-hee's annulled marriage.

She said that I'm her only hope and that I should make mine work.

The timing is rotten,

so let's not tell our parents for a while.

We will when the time is right.

I asked around and selling the house

will give us enough to rent a studio apartment each.

So until then, let's not tell our families--

Hold on a second.

What are you doing? Are you truly asking for a divorce?

-You want to end our marriage? -We're only going back to how things were.

That's not what I mean…

Is it because you're upset about what I said?

If then I admit that I was wrong, but you--

Gyu-jin.

It wasn't a mistake.

You were just finally speaking the truth.

Of course not. Don't be ridiculous.

Don't deny it.

We drifted apart and became no better than strangers

since that day.

I felt guilty,

and you resented me.

But we kept those feelings bottled up inside

and found other ways to be at each other's throats.

I thought you'd forever be on my side

and be a place for me to rest,

but that has changed.

When was

the last time we enjoyed each other's company?

A year ago? Two years ago?

Na-hee…

That's not all.

Your mother is egotistical,

and you act like you're a great son.

I'm sick and tired

of doing things I don't mean.

She's egotistical?

Watch what you're saying, or you'll regret it later.

I can't take it anymore. I just hate…

your mom.

Hey.

Why do you keep acting like the victim here?

Living with you wasn't fun for me either.

You're just as odd as my mom.

You think you're the law, you don't consider others' feelings,

and you grill people when you don't like something.

I feel like I'm living with a ticking time bomb.

That's why I'm saying we should get a divorce.

I know I can be weird.

It's why we're both miserable in our own ways.

So why must we stay together? Whom does that benefit?

Fine, let's get a divorce! We'll get a divorce. Happy now?

Don't say that out of spite.

Can't you see that I'm dead serious?

I'm just as serious, so let's get a divorce.

Living with you wasn't fun for me either.

I feel like I'm living with a ticking time bomb.

A divorce?

Is it that easy for her?

How could she…

How can you make such a mistake?

What have I constantly been reminding you to check?

Name spelling, dates, and passport numbers.

You should never mess those up.

What have you learned over the past year?

What if you found out at the last minute? The next flight was fully booked.

I double-checked, but I had so much work that week…

I'm sorry, sir. She was only helping me out, so it's my fault.

Of course, you should be sorry.

You insisted on getting married during our busiest season of the year

only to get an annulment?

What a joke.

This is where lack of education shows. It's too obvious.

Have Ji-hye and Tae-hun ever made a mistake like this?

It's why they were promoted to full-time employees before you.

If I could, I'd love nothing more

than to fire you both.

But the boss wants to promote one of you to full-time status.

By the time of our monthly meeting,

prepare an eight-day package vacation to Spain.

We'll decide after seeing your presentations.

-What? -A full-time employee?

There's a position for only one of you.

This is your last chance, so show me what you can do.

Out of the way.

It's great that we weren't reprimanded in any way.

Right, I guess.

Do you want an Eastern Europe package deal format for reference?

It's all right. I have it too.

I see.

Yes?

What's this?

Isn't it obvious?

What other documents would we be exchanging?

I already signed them, so let me know when you do.

We'll go and hand them in. We have until 6 p.m.

I'd rather you not take too long.

Hold on.

Wait right there.

What's there to think about?

I'll just sign them too.

YOON GYU-JIN

DIVORCE AGREEMENT

Are we good?

We're good.

When would you like to go to court?

I don't really care. Today is fine.

Today?

Yes, today seems great.

Yes, it seems like a fine day.

What a fine day to get a divorce.

We'll go straight after work.

Sure! I can't remember the last time we agreed on something.

You're right. Talk about teamwork.

It's the best.

Yes?

I see you two are here together. The director wants to talk to everyone.

All right.

We have a new doctor joining the Department of General Dentistry.

Please welcome Dr. Yoon Jae-seok.

He took the Galip Gürel dental prosthesis course in Turkey.

I'm sure you know that it's known to be the best in the field.

His dissertation won the excellence award--

-I won the top excellence award, sir. -Right.

He won the top excellence award, so I look forward to him

doing his best for our young patients.

-Dr. Yoon? -Yes, sir.

Hello, everyone.

I'm Yoon Jae-seok.

I'm still getting used to life back in Korea,

but I'm the type to pick up on things easily,

so don't hesitate to offer me guidance. Thank you.

You sure are a friendly one, aren't you?

Does it run in the family?

Just so you know, he and Dr. Yoon of Internal Medicine

are brothers.

Keep that in mind so you don't speak ill of one in front of the other.

-Should we head to lunch? -Sounds good.

You surprised me. When did you get back?

Didn't Gyu-jin tell you?

We had dinner together.

I see you two are having communication issues.

Don't you two talk?

You said it was a secret.

Only to Mom.

It's not to Na-hee since she's on my side.

You won't tell her, right?

She and I don't get along anyway.

And again, Na-hee speaks bluntly.

I don't know why I find this so charming.

Will you be able to keep this a secret though?

Your mom knows everything that goes on around here.

I'll have to tough it out.

I'm able to smell her from a mile away.

Don't be too sure. She's always a few steps ahead of us.

Beware of Mom.

Don't be relieved even if she walks out the door.

An annulment? Goodness.

What a joke her kids are.

It's just so ridiculous.

She'll have to tell everyone that came to the wedding that day.

How humiliating.

Ok-bun, how mortifying.

Ok-bun? Ok-bun!

Ok-bun!

How can you just walk past your friend's store like that?

Well, you're never around. It's always just your employee.

Well, come inside for a beverage.

What?

Come on.

What? Hold on.

I heard about your youngest daughter.

Oh, I see. Did Gyu-jin tell you?

No, he's not the type to say those things.

I heard at the market.

You should've told me if something like that happened.

We're not strangers.

We've been friends for 50 years, and our kids are married.

Things were hectic, and it wasn't worth mentioning.

It's not a divorce but an annulment.

How is that not a big deal?

You canceled the marriage when you even had a wedding.

You have no idea how shocked I was.

My heart was pounding like crazy, so I can imagine how you felt.

Actually, I'm fine.

Good. Pretend to be okay with it around others.

But there's no need to be like that with me.

I'm not kidding. I really am fine.

Divorce is trending anyway. Don't be so old-fashioned.

Okay, good for you. Keep thinking that way.

Just think that your kids are only following the trend.

We shouldn't be worrying too much at our age anyway.

Not when we don't have many years left to live.

My gosh!

You must be the unluckiest person on earth.

Two got divorced and one got an annulment.

It sounds like the title of a movie.

Two Divorces and One Annulment.

Two Ds and One A.

You!

I…

I should move to another neighborhood.

Honey, what's wrong?

Did someone say something again?

That cow. How dare she.

What's wrong? Are you hyperventilating?

Ok-ja, grab a plastic bag.

Right, of course.

-Here you go. -Hurry.

Here.

Forget it. I don't need it.

Don't shock me like that.

Who on earth did you meet on your way here?

I take it back. Where's the plastic bag?

-Here! -Give me that.

Honey, just a second. Come here.

-One, two… -It hurts.

It hurts!

-What… -It hurts.

Darn it.

I wonder why she didn't finish her juice. What a waste.

I thought the freshly made juice would cool her down.

How delicious.

Hold on.

I wonder what time it is in Turkey.

It'd be nice to hear from my younger son.

It's true.

In Turkey, this is how the horses are.

Like that.

-Really? -No way.

It's the truth!

If it isn't, I'll change my last name to Yoo.

You can call me Yoo Jae-seok.

Unbelievable!

Gosh.

I should've taken photos in Turkey to throw Mom off.

We should go to Turkey sometime together.

When's your vacation?

-Thank you, Doctor. -No problem.

I'm heading out.

-See you outside the court. -She's really going there?

Unbelievable.

She must've been pretty eager to get a divorce!

INTEGRATED CARE CENTER

Dr. Yoon.

I see you're heading home.

Have a good day, then.

Hold on. What is it?

-What's going on? -Well…

A patient came in with a cut, and I'd like some help.

But I can ask Ji-yeon. She has experience with patients like that.

No! Let me.

She seemed tired, so let's go. Let's go, my fellow doctor.

But we should be going that way.

Yes, of course. That's where I was going. Let's go.

YOON GYU-JIN

DIVORCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT

The person you called is unavailable…

Yes, this is Song Na-hee.

Is Dr. Yoon Gyu-jin still at the hospital?

An emergency patient?

Okay. Thanks for letting me know.

Seriously? I waited outside the court for half an hour.

I was just about to leave when an emergency patient came in.

The kid was crying his head off with chips of glass in his leg.

Things were too hectic and I forgot to call.

Is that so?

Wasn't there an on-call doctor?

Yes, Gi-yeong was on standby, but he needed help.

Our personal lives are important, but I'm a doctor.

I couldn't let a patient suffer, nor could I turn a blind eye on my junior.

What? Why?

Show up tomorrow, then. Don't make me wait for you.

Don't you worry!

Even if the world ends tomorrow, I'll make it there!

Darn it.

Good night, everyone.

You're working late. How's the project coming along?

CAMP NOU STADIUM TOUR

A tour of Camp Nou during peak season?

It sounds good.

Tourists can learn the history and tradition of the soccer team with a quiz.

They'll have free time during the rest of the trip.

This is the map I made.

Look.

Do you like it?

DO YOU WANT TO REPLACE THE FILE?

SPAIN TRIP PROJECT

Are you done?

Do you want to have some udon at the street vendor nearby?

No. I'm tired. I should get going.

Okay. Bye.

It's okay. Well done.

Good job.

-Hello. -Hello.

Hello. Good morning.

What?

I'm sure I saved the file yesterday.

Where is it?

What happened? Why…

What happened?

Where did it go?

-What's wrong? -What…

What should I do?

I told you not to send the dishes. Why do you keep sending them?

There's no room for the dishes in the fridge.

You'll just exhaust yourself.

Okay.

Did you get the money I sent?

No, that's not all. I have some money for myself.

So did you pay Dad's hospital bill?

Okay. Yes.

Don't just make do with instant noodles.

Mom.

I might become a full-time employee this time.

So hang in there until then.

Okay?

Yes.

Take good care of your health.

Okay.

Let's begin.

-Mom. -Okay. All right.

Please excuse me.

Gosh, Sang-hyeok.

This is a robot from a cartoon, right?

What was the name?

It's Mega Bad Racer.

Right. Bad Racer?

It's the strongest one, right?

It goes like this.

Sang-hyeok, how many heroes

and villains are in this cartoon?

Are there about 20?

Can you tell me how many there are?

Yes, I can.

Gosh. Go ahead.

Sang-hyeok, can you count them with your mouth open?

What are you talking about? The file is gone?

It's not like the file has legs.

Are you making excuses because you didn't finish it?

That's not true. I'm telling you I finished it.

She's right.

I saw it before I left yesterday.

The idea sounded trendy, so I liked it.

How did that happen? Did you not save the file?

It's not like that.

Yes. I guess I forgot to save the file. It's my mistake.

I'm so sorry, sir.

The file is gone, but I still remember the content.

Please let me give a verbal presentation.

Forget it. This isn't a school project.

How can you do that with no file?

-Please give me a chance. -I said no.

Why are you so clumsy?

Seen one, seen them all.

This is why I care about educational background.

Your work says everything.

Da-hee, you don't seem desperate.

You stroll around with no thought.

And you do what you're told to.

That's why you're still serving your internship

like an amateur at your age. You know that?

I should've picked someone from a four-year college.

Those who are incompetent always lack tenacity as well.

This is so frustrating.

That's why your boyfriend broke off your marriage.

How do you know that?

What?

Whether it was me or him who broke off the marriage.

How would you know that?

Why do you think that?

Must an intern from a two-year college obviously get dumped?

What is she talking about?

I just strolled around doing what I was told to do?

That's true.

I was busy going around and meeting our clients.

I was running short on time doing odd jobs for you.

So I'm an amateur?

That's also true.

I didn't have a chance to learn real work.

You had no intention of teaching me real work anyway.

Look here, Ms. Song.

You know what?

You did graduate from a university in Seoul, but it's not even a major one.

You're always on about universities. Isn't that your own inferiority complex?

What? What did you just say to me?

I'm not done yet.

I'm the second-most treasured…

I mean, I'm the most treasured daughter of my parents.

You have no right to insult me and yell at me.

If you're the boss, lead the team with your ability

instead of watching porn during office hours.

Hey, you…

-Get out! -Yes. I'm leaving.

You're not firing me. I'm quitting. Got it?

When your precious son grows up and starts working,

I hope he meets a boss just like you.

I hope he gets mistreated and works overtime every day just like me.

What is that lunatic talking about?

Gosh, I can't believe this.

Da-hee.

Da-hee.

Da-hee!

You know, right?

You know everything.

But why…

I didn't do it for you.

Your mom sent me potatoes she grew herself once.

I'm just paying it back.

Da-hee.

I'm sorry, Da-hee.

I had no choice.

No.

You always have a choice, Song-i.

This was your choice.

It was your choice to survive this way.

And it was my choice to leave like this.

I ended up getting fired,

but I'm not ashamed of myself.

What about you?

-Goodbye. -Bye.

-Thank you, Doctor. -No problem.

-Yes. -That was the last patient.

Already?

Why does work finish on time these days?

Why do we not have many patients here?

This is why we need to promote our hospital.

-You're finished, right? -What? Jeong-hun?

How serious is it?

Okay. I'll be right there.

Okay. Wait for me.

Oh, hi. My friend got injured in a three-way collision.

Gosh, this is serious.

I'm sorry, but I can't make it today.

I will talk to you later.

I'm sorry. I have no choice. Gosh, I'm sorry.

Where do I go now?

YONGJU MARKET MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION

One more thing.

Since the spring event, we all have worked really hard together.

Like I always say…

Where did you get your hair dyed?

-It looks good. -It's behind the pharmacy.

-It's only 15,000 won. -Really? That's great.

Pretend to listen to him. It won't end otherwise.

Anyway, on the agenda at the previous meeting

was a program for our members' health and welfare.

The survey results showed that

most of you were interested in learning dance sports.

Starting next week, we'll have an instructor

teach us in the afternoon and evening.

I'd like you all to attend if possible.

Listen. Just to give us a demonstration, the instructor agreed to come by today.

Anyone who wishes to take part can come to the lounge.

Especially you men. Make sure to be there.

Okay.

Will you and your wife be joining?

No, not me.

We're both terrible at physical activities.

You two should be a good example. You want people to attend.

Exactly. The president should be there for other men to join. Isn't that right?

-Of course. -Right.

Well, that is true, but I'm not--

-He said yes! -Applaud!

Sirs and madams, it's lovely to meet you.

Let's see how supple you are by learning the basic steps.

Look at us.

Keep going.

Wow. This mother here is so good.

You're our ace.

Hey, I'm not a mother. I'm a miss.

Oh, I see. I apologize.

She just said what she thought.

It's your fault for not looking like a miss.

Stop it.

Ma'am, is this right?

Is this how to dance?

Is this it? It is, isn't it?

Yes. Not bad.

Ma'am, shall I help you?

No, I'm fine. I can manage.

Go on. Get his help.

-Why me? -Why not?

Go on.

My goodness.

-Cheers! -Cheers!

Korean beer is just to my taste.

-It's so good. -Is it?

You said you'd live in Istanbul playing golf and gazing at the sea.

Hey. Great views get boring after a while.

I looked at so much green that my eyesight improved.

I was hoping to visit while you were there.

You should've stayed longer. Why did you come back?

So why didn't you visit when I told you to? Pil-jae did already.

Hey, look. One o'clock.

Why? What? How pretty is she?

I'm going to look.

You don't have a decent job, and you aren't that pretty.

Your family isn't wealthy either.

We're done. Our marriage is void, okay?

She looks like something definitely happened to her.

What do you think it is? Was she dumped?

Was she conned?

Did she lose her deposit in a pyramid scheme?

You're all wrong.

On the day of their wedding,

she witnessed her fiancé cheating on her.

And the guy had the gall to annul the wedding, I think.

Perhaps.

That's detailed. Have you been watching Korean dramas in Turkey?

Not in Turkey.

The day I returned, I saw something killer.

-What? -What did you see?

Hey, wait here.

I drank a whole pitcher, and I'm even not drunk.

Nothing in the world goes how I want it to.

My gosh.

Hey. Excuse me.

Is this yours?

Thank you. I appreciate it. Thanks.

You're welcome. Get home safely.

You seem drunk.

What?

I'm not. I'm not drunk at all.

You're wrong. You look very drunk.

Never mind, then.

Wait!

You brought me my belongings,

and I'm eternally grateful.

Would you like to get just one drink with me?

I want to get drunk. I really do.

Please.

What kind of drunk antics are these?

Please.

Slowly. Slow down.

Don't you worry. I'm not drunk.

The more I drink, the more sober I feel.

Hey.

Why do you think I asked you to drink with me?

I don't know.

Because I'm handsome?

You're really funny, mister.

What? "Mister"?

I'm probably only a few years older.

I asked you to drink with me…

because I don't know you.

What?

I feel so frustrated.

If I go home like this,

I think I'd wail my heart out in front of my parents.

I want to get things off my chest,

but I can't talk to a friend or someone I know.

I don't want them to see me at my lowest, and it hurts my pride.

Hey.

I have no idea what you're going through,

but you can't get over a man like this.

He wasn't even worth much.

I mean, he probably wasn't.

Just pretend you stepped on a turd.

It happens to all of us once in our lifetime.

It was just a bad day.

-Yes, we step on turds. -Right.

When it gets in a tiny crease in the sole, it's so annoying.

You know the feeling.

The truth is,

my marriage was annulled on the day of the wedding.

I won't say why because that's private.

But then today, I even lost my job.

Don't you think life is crazy?

Here.

My nickname is Last One.

It's only because I'm the youngest child,

but maybe it's why

I've been last at everything my whole life.

My oldest brother is great at sports.

My oldest sister is pretty.

My second sister is amazingly smart.

It's as if my older siblings took all the good traits,

and I got made with the leftovers from them.

Thinking about that makes me sad again.

I wish I had just one good trait.

You're too hard on yourself.

All human beings

have value just by their existence.

Why bring yourself down by comparing yourself to others?

-You don't know that phrase? -Just… just be what?

Just live as yourself.

Be yourself.

That's so cool.

You really have high self-esteem.

Did you go to a good school?

Why does that matter? That's a prejudice too.

Is your IQ over 100?

Yours isn't?

I feel a bit tipsy now. I should go.

Okay. Hang on.

Wait. What are you doing?

I invited you for a drink. I should buy.

What do you take me for?

I don't mind paying. Okay, then.

Hang on.

Excuse me. How much do I pay?

-Wait. -Just a moment. Hello?

It's 96,000 won.

What?

Nine?

Did you say 96,000?

Yes.

Let me see.

We had a lot.

What's this?

I'm sorry. Lend me 64,000 won.

This means I'm paying.

My gosh.

What is this?

It's unusual of you to call first.

Tell me about it.

So how have you all been lately?

I'm a father of twins. It's obvious.

I'm either at work or watching my kids.

I feed them, change their diapers, and put them to sleep.

-So you're happy. -How did you know?

You look good too. How's divorce treating you?

It's great. So what?

Is it really nice?

In what way?

You know how

my ex-wife and I constantly argued.

When I was married to her, I didn't mind Mondays.

Going to work was better than staying at home.

One day, I stood outside my house after leaving work.

It felt like a rock was pressing on my heart.

I just didn't want to go inside.

So I decided to wait until she fell asleep

and went toward the bench near the apartment.

And my wife was there.

She had the same idea.

So we signed the papers the next day and went to court.

You made the right choice. You both have a right to live comfortably.

Anyway, it's been great. And she agrees.

I feel like we were wrong to hold onto our marriage

and deprive ourselves of happiness.

Relationships can be weird.

There was a time when we were so happy

even by sharing ice cream.

Hey, don't drink alone. My goodness.

Don't deny it.

We drifted apart

and became no better than strangers

since that day.

I felt guilty,

and you resented me.

This is my first time making soup,

but I think I did better than my mom.

You need to eat well at times like this, okay?

Eat some even if you don't feel like it.

Sorry.

I don't want to eat right now.

I'll eat it later.

Shouldn't you be resting some more?

I got your favorite--

Did you throw them away?

Yes.

They seemed to be taking up space.

We could buy new ones when we need them.

Who gave you the right to throw them all away?

You should've discussed it with me!

Good for you

for being able to move on so easily.

Na-hee…

An anonymous donation worth 100 million won

was made through an acquaintance…

Aren't you tired? Should we go to bed?

Sure thing.

What's that?

-No way. -Gyu-jin?

-My son? -What…

There you are.

I bought trotters, your favorite.

Just for you, my son.

-Mom, you're wasted. -My sweet boy.

Gyu-jin?

Gyu-jin?

Where are you?

Gosh, I'm wasted.

NEULPULEUN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

My shift just ended. How about you?

I have work left to do. You should head home first.

Sure. Got it.

Gyu-jin, look over here. One, two…

Wait, I pressed the record button.

-You did that on purpose, right? -Of course not.

Try some of this.

Gyu-jin, say a few words.

We're here to eat patbingsu.

Here you go.

-Isn't it good? -It's so good.

Are you going to keep recording this?

Oh, right.

Na-hee.

Do you remember the snack diner we used to go to?

They sold tteokbokki and patbingsu there.

We used to love their patbingsu.

Why don't we go there for old times' sake?

It shut down two years ago.

Also,

I don't like patbingsu anymore.

Da-hee, breakfast is ready!

My gosh.

Gosh, it reeks of alcohol.

Why does a single woman's room smell of an old man?

Last One.

Wake up. You should get ready for work.

Mom cooked dried pollack soup for you. Wake up already.

Let me be. I'm not going to work today.

Why not?

Are you still drunk?

I don't have to.

-I'm taking the day off. -What?

Can interns do that?

What if you get fired for this?

So what if I'm an intern?

Aren't interns allowed vacation days?

I'm going back to bed, so leave. Get out of here!

My gosh. All right. There's no need to throw a fit.

Go back to bed.

Unbelievable.

Jeez. Da-hee has quite a temper these days.

Isn't she getting up?

She's taking the day off from work.

She even raised her voice and threw a fit.

That's not like her. I'm guessing she's still not over the annulment.

She had a get-together last night. She must be tired.

Just let her get enough sleep.

Sure thing, Dad.

That company makes her have get-togethers and eat at night all the time.

If only they'd pay her enough.

Well, she's just an intern.

It's not easy earning money from other people.

You're talking as if you're earning money as well.

Of course I am.

I'm receiving child support.

That's crazy.

-Keep it down, and go back to your meal. -Got it.

Are you taking Ji-hun to his father today?

Yes, he said he was busy, but I guess he made time.

-Really, Mom? -Of course.

I'll pick you up, so come straight out after school.

Yes, Mom. I'll get ready for school, then. Thank you for the meal.

You should eat some more!

He sure is a child. He's thrilled to see his dad.

Just so you know, I have work today.

-No one asked. -Got it.

Get in. Let's go to work together.

Forget it. I'll just take a taxi.

There's really no need for that.

Get in.

Let's do it.

Let's get divorced.

We'll head to the court together after work.

I'll stop by your office.

All right.

I got it. I said I wouldn't be late.

-Dad! -I'll call you back.

Ji-hun, how have you been?

-Have you been well too? -Of course.

Bring him home by 10 p.m. He has homework to do.

Got it.

Wait, did you dye your hair?

Right, that color definitely suits you.

Meanwhile, you're losing your hair.

Be careful. You're dating someone young.

Is that so?

Is it bad? I've been applying some ointment these days.

Whatever you do is none of my business, so just bring him back on time.

Ji-hun, I'll see you later.

Do you think I lost a lot of hair?

-No, you look great. -Right?

That's my boy.

Why did she have to annoy me like that?

Have you been well?

I said I won't be late.

Must you buy it today of all days?

I have to, at least once a month.

You know that.

What's up with you today?

Hold on a second.

Hello? Darn it.

Go ahead. Dig in.

-Dad. -Yes?

-I'm going to the restroom. -Sure. Go ahead.

How can you hang up on me like that?

Must I go with you to buy that?

Mom…

Make the swings bigger like so.

That's right.

Jun-yeong, you can't suddenly cancel like this.

You agreed to film the motorcycle scene yourself.

I told you, I'm not in good condition.

Have one of my boys do it.

Out of the blue? Would it be all right?

It's what we're paid to do.

-Jeong-bong, let's talk. -Sure.

You're closest to his height and build.

You'll be filming a motorcycle scene.

A motorcycle?

That's not really my specialty.

As if that's important.

You probably know how to ride one.

Come on, Mr. Jang.

You can't make him film the scene without any preparations.

It's nothing too difficult, so he'll be fine.

-I'll teach you the route-- -Hey.

A stunt shouldn't be performed just because it can be done.

Out in the field, accidents happen even when all precautions are taken.

You can't keep accepting requests like this.

We only have one life.

Tell him it can't be done unless you'll do it yourself.

What?

Mr. Jang, come here. We'll cut out the motorcycle scene and save some time.

Sure thing.

Guys, stretch out your limbs.

Tall ones to the back, short ones to the front.

Look at her handwriting.

She's actually pretty funny.

I should keep it as a lucky charm just in case.

Mom, must you be this relentless?

Hi, Mom.

Jae-seok, where on earth are you?

I'm in Turkey, of course. I just woke up.

Are you kidding me? Why do you keep dodging my calls?

Why won't you call back?

-I'm sorry. -Did you call Dr. Kim?

Yes, just a second ago.

Wait. What was that?

I think I heard Korean just now.

-Right? -Mom.

I fell asleep while watching a Korean TV series.

I guess it was on all night. I'm running late, so I should get ready.

I'll call you when I can.

Don't skip your meals and know that I love you.

Come in.

Your shift is over, right?

-We should go. -Sure.

Dr. Yoon!

Gosh, I'm glad.

You're still here.

Can you help me with a patient?

Gi-yeong,

I'm sorry but not today.

You should ask Dr. Park. She's still in her office.

Let's go.

NEULPULEUN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

It's okay. I'll get it.

You won't let me do anything until the end.

Fine. Let's get going.

SEOUL FAMILY COURT

-Are you Yoon Gyu-jin? -Yes, that's me.

-Song Na-hee? -That's me.

We received your application. There's a cooling-off period of one month.

The final decision will be made on April 10.

Your presence is requested in Court 301 at 11:30 a.m.

A notification will be sent to you.

-Sure. -Got it.

-You're done, then. -Sorry?

-Is that it? -Yes, the application is all set.

Next!

Gosh, sorry.

WEST WING

It sure is easy to apply for a divorce.

Tell me about it.

Coming to this decision was hard,

but it is so easy to get divorced.

How about we grab a bite?

As if I'd have an appetite.

Why don't we take a walk instead?

Let's be cool.

Congratulations.

On getting away from me and my mom.

We still have a cooling-off period.

Let's not make a big deal out of it though.

It's not like we did it in anger after a big fight.

There's no point in it.

Okay. I agree.

Anyway, congratulations on escaping from this life.

Thank you.

It's been a long time since we took a walk together.

But now we're doing it during a divorce.

I'm a little sad.

Don't be.

It's not like we're losers.

We simply made another choice.

You think so?

Of course.

You know the condition, right?

Make sure to keep it a secret for the time being.

If your mom finds out that I asked for a divorce,

-she will-- -Hang on.

What do you mean that you asked for a divorce?

This is a divorce by mutual agreement.

Okay. Let's just say that it is.

No. It's true.

I think you're mistaken.

It's not like I'm getting a divorce against my will.

I made my decision after much deliberation.

-Do you understand? -Okay. I get it.

I wondered why things were so peaceful between us.

That's what I was going to say.

I thought it was awkward.

What about our house? Will you put it up for sale?

Of course.

We'll sell it and get a studio each.

Okay. We should talk to a realtor, then.

-Okay. Let's do that. -All right.

Why don't we do it now? No need to wait.

-Let's go. -Okay. Let's go.

Let's go, then.

You should go that way.

-We want to sell it. -We want to sell it.

Well, this isn't the right time.

We don't know how the real estate policy will change.

And the housing price has hit the bottom.

I don't care.

I don't mind losing money. Just put it up for sale.

Right. Let us sell the house as soon as possible.

Really? All right, then.

If you want to sell it urgently,

you should lower the price by about 100 million won.

-A hundred million? -A hundred million?

Seo-jin, you're still here. Where's Jun-seon?

Filming.

Aren't you hungry? How could you sleep all day?

Gosh, Seo-jin. You're good at drawing.

You're even better than me.

Seo-jin.

Do you want me to buy you ice cream? Shall we go out?

YOUNG MART

Seo-jin, you have a white mustache.

Are you a grandma?

Do you like it?

I'm glad that I bought you ice cream.

Seo-jin, what do you want to be when you grow up?

Right.

You have no idea at your age.

Actually, there was something I wanted to learn.

I wanted to heal angels with wounded hearts like you.

But if I were to do that,

I would have to study a lot and go to a good college.

Unfortunately, I wasn't so good at studying.

So I just gave up. "I'll just go to a two-year college and get a job."

"If I work hard, I'll succeed." That's what I thought.

But life is quite tough.

I want to start all over again.

Can I be brave and start afresh?

I can't? Is it too late?

What? Is that a yes or a no?

Seo-jin!

-How did you know we were here? -Ga-hee said you two went out together.

Seo-jin, your mom couldn't come to pick you up.

So she asked me to take you home. Do you want to go home with me?

Let's go. All right.

-I'll take Seo-jin home. -Okay. See you.

Bye, Seo-jin.

She fell asleep on the way here.

All right. I'm sorry.

The bathroom is leaking, but the plumber said he had no time.

So did he fix it already?

He said he'd come right away, but he hasn't come yet.

-I'll call him again. -I'll do it.

-It'll be the pipes. Do you have tools? -It's okay. He'll come soon.

It's dangerous to let a stranger into your house.

-It won't take long. Get me the toolbox. -Wait.

It will be done soon.

Is it soybean paste stew? It smells amazing.

Is it done?

Yes. The pipes got loose.

It tastes good with a lot of tofu.

Get going if you're done. It's late.

Thank you.

What?

Okay. I should go.

Gosh.

Bye.

I'm home. Dad!

Hello, sweetheart. You're home late.

I had an extra class.

What are you doing here? Are you sleeping over?

What?

Are you two living together now?

It's not like that.

He just dropped by to bring Seo-jin home.

Is that it? I see.

All right. I should get going, then. Bye.

Make sure to turn off the tap.

If the toilet leaks again, call me.

Okay. Thank you.

-Bye, Dad. I'll text you. -Okay.

What?

You made food. You should've let him stay for dinner.

Dad likes your soybean paste stew.

Don't be silly. Just go wash up.

And wake Seo-jin up.

Mom.

It says on the Internet that a child from a divorced family

may suffer from a sense of loss, anxiety, and fear.

So I'd like you to try to be on good terms with Dad for my sake. Okay?

You took a test at the academy today, right?

Seo-jin. Wake up, Seo-jin. I'm home.

It must be delicious.

Hyeon-gyeong makes really good soybean paste stew.

What do you want? Shall we sell the house?

We should. We can't get a new place unless we sell this house.

I know. I guess you're right.

The house price might bounce back in a few months.

It might actually happen in a few weeks.

It has just hit bottom.

And we have to lower the price by 100 million won.

That's a huge loss.

If an expert dissuades us, we should listen to him.

My point.

It's time to be honest with each other.

Let's not be emotional. We should think reasonably.

Do you think 100 million won is a small amount?

No. We've worked really hard to save that money.

We went through our internship

and training in so many operating rooms to save that money.

That's right.

We can't lose that money in the heat of the moment.

We're not that foolish. We are intellectual people.

I don't know about you, but I am.

Let's not put it up for sale so urgently.

Even if it takes time, we should receive a reasonable price. Okay?

Until then,

we stay here together.

Okay, although it doesn't mean anything.

We're just sharing the house like housemates.

That sounds good.

But we should respect each other's privacy.

Of course.

We will be at the hospital all day and just sleep here.

I use the bedroom, and you use the living room.

So we will share this house for the time being.

Why don't we make a written contract, then?

Deal.

COHABITATION

Cohabitation Contract.

One. Song Na-hee occupies the bedroom

and Yoon Gyu-jin occupies the living room.

Article 1-1. Cleaning and interior design are left to each owner's discretion.

Two. The rest of the house is owned communally,

so it should be cleaned by both parties.

Article 2-1. Every Sunday at 9 a.m., there will be a general house cleaning.

Song will clean the kitchen, and Yoon, the bathroom.

Seven. Both parties must attend family occasions like birthdays,

national holidays, and ancestral rites.

For other occasions, prior notice must be given.

And they are attended by mutual consent only.

Eight. This agreement shall not be disclosed to anyone.

The one who discloses it

will move out, forfeiting their share of the house.

Is there anything else you want to add?

No. It's perfect.

This is the most important clause.

"The one who discloses it

will move out, forfeiting their share of the house."

You bet.

Say we're living together when we're divorced.

Our parents will all faint.

What about at work? We don't have to lie to them.

We can't tell for a while.

If the director finds out, he'll tell Mom right away.

You're right. We shouldn't tell our colleagues either.

Let's print the contract.

Are you home?

How much fun did you have that you're sleepy already?

Was it that much fun?

Yes. I had fun.

Hey, I get jealous if you have too much fun.

Tell the truth.

If Mom and Dad were drowning, who would you save first?

I can't swim.

Don't try to talk your way out of it.

Who would you save first? Who would you save?

-Who would you save? -That tickles.

-Stop it. -I won't.

Ji-hun wants to sleep. He must be tired after hanging out with his dad.

The other half of the melon's over there.

Give him some when he wakes. This was expensive.

You're showing off with a melon you got on sale?

It's still an expensive melon.

Okay, fine. I get it.

Why do you keep looking at the front door?

Why is that? Are you hopeful because Jun-seon went to Hyeon-gyeong's?

I'm not hopeful. Don't you make things up.

As if.

You're looking for an excuse to get them back together.

-Right? -You're right.

-I'm home! -That's him.

How come we're having melon?

Why are you back so late?

Did Hyeon-gyeong make you dinner?

No. I fixed something for her.

And then?

I left because she told me to.

Is that it?

Darn it. And I thought…

She denied it, but look at her all disappointed.

I know. It's too obvious.

It shows.

-Cut them into smaller pieces. -Jun-seon.

-Okay. -You can't eat them all.

Wasn't it for me?

Make sure the skin is thin.

Okay!

Da-hee, come over here.

Have some melon.

Here. We got it at a cheap price, but it's really sweet.

Listen, Mom, Dad.

I have something to tell you.

Why are you suddenly being so awkward and polite?

You're not getting back with…

No, right?

I…

What is it that you're so serious? Just say it.

Yes. We're used to getting shocking news, so nothing's bad anymore. Say it.

I quit my job.

Why? Why did you quit?

Did you quit or get fired?

Half and half.

And there's one more thing.

There's more?

The contract stands until this apartment is sold.

Any objections, Ms. Song Na-hee?

No. No objections.

Then…

YOON GYU-JIN

SONG NA-HEE

There.

I hope we get along, housemate.

Same here.

I…

I'm going back to university.

-What? -What?

University? What university?

I'll study and transfer to a four-year university.

Mom. Dad.

Na-hee! Article three of the Cohabitation Code.

You never touch your housemate's belongings.

Wait, stop.

Article five of the Cohabitation Code. Did you not memorize that one?

-What took you so long? -What's with the temper?

Did you and Na-hee fight?

Why do you want to know about my personal life?

You got divorced?

Divorced?

You're belittling me, aren't you?

Get the hostess!

The hostess is right here.

How may I help you?