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Actually, I…

Na-hee!

Darn it! You almost hit someone!

Gyu-jin, are you all right?

Yes, of course.

-My foot. -What? What is it?

My foot. You're…

Darn it! Gosh, I'm sorry.

I don't see anything wrong on the X-ray.

How can it hurt when nothing's wrong? Are you sure?

Well…

your bones and ligaments are fine, but your muscles must be in shock.

It'll probably hurt for a few days or so.

How did you end up tripping though?

You just said that Na-hee and Gyu-jin are divorced.

What? Well… Did I?

I wonder why I said that.

Mr. Yoon, look into my eyes and answer me.

That's what you said.

You got stuck living with her while trying to hide your brother's divorce.

Your brother is my brother-in-law, and your sister-in-law is my sister.

Right?

What makes you think I only have one brother?

Just so you know, our family has a tragic secret

regarding my siblings…

Okay, I'll tell you. The cat's out of the bag anyway.

You're right.

They got a divorce.

Gosh.

I don't even know where to begin.

It's true that they got divorced,

but they're still living together because they couldn't sell the house.

They're keeping it a secret from the families and will tell them

when it's the right time.

This is insane! How are they going to explain this?

That's what I thought at first,

but everything in this world makes sense.

A lot of things can happen.

Not for my sister! She's the most shrewd person I know.

She doesn't do anything that doesn't make sense.

Why yell at me? I'm not the one who got a divorce.

I just don't get it. Why would they keep it a secret?

When did this happen?

I don't know the exact date,

but it's around the time I came back to Korea.

So I guess a month and a half ago.

Then it's my fault.

What? What do you mean?

It's my fault.

She couldn't say anything because of my annulment.

My parents were already in shock, so she couldn't add to their stress.

The timing wasn't right. It's not your fault at all.

Don't be like that.

It's not like you caused their divorce or anything.

Still…

This is absurd. Na-hee too?

My mom will be in shock.

Why don't we give Gyu-jin and Na-hee some time?

I think that'd be better.

Ms. Song,

forget everything I told you today.

Just forget it all.

Don't look at me like that. You're making me nervous.

I'm dead if they find out I told you.

My brother is super scary when he's angry.

Got it? Come on.

Okay, fine. I'll try and forget it.

-Forget what? -Na-hee and Gyu-jin's divorce--

Stop! I told you to forget.

Okay, fine.

Promise me.

Come on.

You are not to tell a single soul. Got it?

Seal the deal.

Finalize it.

Now copy the contract.

Laminate.

This is as good as any watertight deal.

You must keep it a secret.

Is Na-hee's show airing tomorrow? At what time?

It's 10:30 a.m. on KBN.

You memorized it so much that the answer just popped right out of you.

Of course she's excited.

All the people in the market will watch.

It's been a while since you enjoyed a proud moment.

Of course. This is more than just a big deal.

Someone in our family will be on TV for the first time.

That's not true. I've been on TV too.

The back of your head doesn't count.

You always die in seconds.

You said you never watched any of my work.

I guess you watched a few.

It was only in passing, okay?

Today's training has exhausted me.

I'm calling it a night.

Why are you taking that? To eat some more?

What? Well, I've been getting hungry at night.

There must be a few beggars living in my stomach. Come on out.

There are beggars, but they're not in your stomach.

What do you mean by that?

It's nothing. I was only talking to myself.

Good night, then, Jun-seon.

Night.

Ok-ja, are you all right?

You've been spaced out all evening.

What? What do you mean? I'm fine.

I'm perfectly fine.

Auntie, what are you doing?

Goodness.

-Here you go. -Gosh.

Oh, of course. No wonder it hurt my teeth.

No, this can't be true.

Be still, my beating heart.

Not that jerk.

This is insane. You're crazy.

You've lost it!

Ok-ja, are you going somewhere?

I need some fresh air before going home.

I haven't been taking care of my health lately,

and that must be leading to angina.

Bye. I'll see you tomorrow.

-Okay, bye. -Bye, Auntie.

-My gosh. -Auntie, are you leaving? Bye!

-I'm home. -Da-hee, you're home.

-Did you eat? -I grabbed a bite to eat.

-I'll get changed first. -Sure thing.

Hurry back for some chicken.

They're on TV together after getting a divorce?

Unbelievable.

NA-HEE

Gyu-jin will kill me if he finds out that I told you.

You must keep it a secret.

You've got to be kidding me.

Na-hee, what are you going to do?

I wonder if they got a facial in advance.

I'm glad your brother takes after me and my great skin.

I blame my darn big mouth.

What on earth are you doing?

Nothing, Mom. I'm annoyed with my big mouth.

There's nothing wrong with your lips.

I think they're nice and plump.

Of course my mouth is good looking.

I just don't think before I talk.

-What do you mean? -You're better off not knowing.

Why did I have to take after your big mouth too?

The apple never falls far from the tree, does it?

Blaming me is a habit of yours now, isn't it?

You dismiss me as if I'm your peer!

Are you kidding me?

See what I mean? My big mouth deserved that!

Darn it.

What now?

-You did it on purpose, didn't you? -What?

How can you even--

Sure. I hired someone to almost hit you with a bike

so that I could push you. Happy now?

Is this what I get for saving you?

You call this saving?

Things happened so fast that I couldn't help it.

Whatever. I would've dodged the motorcycle just fine.

-You always overreact. -Hey.

Everyone knows that you're slow in your movements.

You wouldn't have dodged anything.

I was so shocked that I acted without thinking!

Well, it's because I have a strong sense of justice,

and I'm chivalrous.

Chivalrous, my foot.

What about you? Why didn't you see the bike coming?

It's not like I didn't see it.

You were busy looking at your phone, weren't you?

Haven't you tripped at work enough from doing that?

You just never learn.

You're just book-smart.

Stop nagging me already. You're not my husband anymore.

That's enough.

I'm saying this as your colleague. Get a hot pack.

What's it to you?

Fine. That's your loss anyway.

Why did I have to overreact?

Na-hee!

Who does he think he is? My bodyguard?

What a joke.

Isn't your room too cramped for the three of you?

It's not bad.

How long is this going to last?

You will eventually get caught.

Once you get caught, you might have your head cut off.

I'll take care of it myself, so you watch your mouth. Yesterday--

Da-hee, you're leaving already?

You seem tired. Were you up all night?

I didn't sleep well.

Why not? Is it hard to study?

Don't feel pressured.

I'll send you abroad to study if things don't work out.

Where do you want to go? Australia?

That's the type of thing you always say.

You should've taken good care of your family.

Must you hit me where it hurts like that?

Well…

Ga-hee. Jun-seon.

-Yes? -Do you have something to say?

No, it's nothing.

Mom, I'm going out.

Wait, Da-hee.

Make sure to eat breakfast.

I wish you had time to eat here.

And you know Na-hee will be on TV today, right?

Make sure to watch it, and send her a text message.

See you.

-Bye. -Bye.

-See you. -Are you leaving now?

-Work hard. -Okay.

Did you check the water meter again?

Yes. It's just strange.

The meter seems fine,

but the numbers are increasing so fast.

Everything is the same. I don't know what's wrong.

I'm sure there's nothing wrong.

Gosh, you're unbelievable.

I bet you're the only person who checks the water meter every morning.

You're hopeless.

No. It's still strange.

Gosh, Dad. Where are you going?

I want to check if there's a leak in the rooftop room.

There was a leak the other day. That may be the reason.

No, Dad.

I'm sure it's fine.

How do you know that?

My gut tells me so.

Gosh, don't be silly.

No, Dad. Don't go up there.

-Move over. -No, Dad. Please.

-Why? -No.

-Dad. -What?

It is

my doing.

What?

Water.

I'm the one who used a lot of it.

I'm so into lower-body bathing these days.

Lower-body bathing?

Yes. I've been feeling tired these days.

I'm sorry, Dad.

I see. They say jobless people die from overwork.

You're just like that.

What makes you so tired?

Are you tired of breathing or eating free meals?

I know, right?

Am I suffering from spring fever? Why am I so tired?

If you want to keep taking baths,

make sure to reuse the bathwater for the toilet.

If you don't want to, go to a sauna with your own money.

-Okay. -Here.

I'm sorry, Dad. I will be careful.

Are you doing this on purpose to make me feel sorry?

No, I'm not.

I can tell you feel sorry though.

All right. Fine. You got hurt because of me.

I will give you a ride.

Forget it.

Better to be physically uncomfortable than feel uneasy.

Whatever. It's your loss.

I should've pretended to give in and gotten a ride.

Dr. Song!

-Dr. Song. -Hello, sir.

My dear Dr. Song.

Why are you alone? Where's Dr. Yoon?

I guess he went to buy something.

I see. You know your show is airing today, right?

I told everyone in the patient rooms,

waiting rooms, and staff lounges to watch it.

You will watch it as well, right?

Yes, if I'm not busy with a patient.

What are you talking about? You have to watch it.

Your body is innocent.

Real doctors argue about which treatments are the best.

Let us introduce you to our new panel of doctors.

They're a married couple with great chemistry.

They are pediatricians Yoon Gyu-jin and Song Na-hee.

Thank you for joining us today.

-You two are working… -One Americano and--

I'm not taking orders now.

Please go somewhere else.

You are like two love birds.

My gosh.

It's an old TV, but they still look great.

Hyo-sin, are you filming it right?

Yes. I will send the video to your phones.

It's okay. We'll just watch it now. You don't need to send it to us.

They say those who make good dough make good noodles.

They aren't just smart. They also talk so eloquently.

Why were you dressed like that?

You look much better in bright colors.

Na-hee was in colorful clothes.

Did she not look after you?

I'm the one who picked it. That's what I like.

And why does she talk back to you every single time?

She was on camera a lot more.

That's because she speaks better than me.

That's not true.

It's just that you are modest

while she's such a show-off.

She'd better not do that again next week.

Gosh, Mom. Please.

Oh my! I'm getting a call from a friend.

I bet she watched the show. Bye.

My goodness. I guess a TV show is a big deal.

It seems like the TV show is very popular.

There's no one around me who didn't watch it.

They are all jealous that I have a daughter

and son-in-law like you two.

Na-hee, I enjoyed the show. You looked pretty.

Your dad didn't say much, but he seemed happy.

He even gave out more chicken to the customers.

You know that doesn't happen a lot, don't you?

Mom, I have to get back to work.

Okay, right.

I'm sorry. Go ahead and work.

Tell Gyu-jin that I really enjoyed it.

Okay. Bye.

Is she that happy?

Her voice sounds an octave higher.

Ok-bun, I watched the TV show.

Your daughter is so lovely.

Did you watch it?

Thanks.

I watched it too.

Your son-in-law is so handsome. He has such big eyes.

Gosh, how did you manage to watch it when you're so busy?

I guess my daughter has an eye for men.

Thank you anyway.

You must be happy, Ms. Jang.

Your daughter and son-in-law are so famous.

Gosh, they are not that famous.

They were just on TV. It's no big deal.

Thank you anyway.

Here.

Where have you been? We're busy here.

I'm sorry.

I went to buy some green onions, but people kept talking to me.

Why did you buy green onions? We have a lot.

Really?

I had no idea.

You are so tactless.

She went out to brag about Na-hee.

That's not true, you brat.

Yes, it is.

You can fool a ghost, but not me.

I'm Jang Ok-ja.

I have the quickest of wits.

-I brought chickens. -Hey.

You're here.

Ok-bun, I watched the show.

Na-hee is the best. She sounded so smart.

You're too kind. Anyone can do that

in front of the camera.

Why would you say something you don't even mean?

-How many chickens did you bring? -I brought 20 for now.

The weather is getting hot.

It's steaming hot.

My goodness.

Well…

would you like me to help you? It must be hard.

Smoothly.

The other way.

Smoothly.

Go ahead and feel Chi-su's touch.

Ok-ja.

Are you asleep?

Are you sleeping?

You should go home If you want to sleep.

You're ruining my eyes.

Do you think you're in your 20s?

That's just ugly.

Try carrying around heavy heaps of meat.

I'd strip down to my shorts in this weather.

My gosh, what on earth are you saying?

I should be going before I get another earful from you.

-See you later, Yeong-dal. -Okay.

See you, Ok-bun!

Why not have a cold cereal smoothie?

Why do you keep chasing him off? Is that fun for you?

Yes, I love it. So what? What's wrong?

That's not what I wanted.

I wish he stayed longer.

Darn it.

Hi, Seon-ja.

What's the occasion?

My gosh, you saw the show?

Yes, she's my second daughter, and he's my son-in-law.

Don't congratulate me. It's no big deal.

Oh, yes.

PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

Oh, Dr. Song.

-I enjoyed the show. -Right.

You're awesome.

Right.

Dr. Song, I saw you on TV.

Me too. Can I get an autograph later?

-Me too. -Sure. Thank you.

All this after just one show? What a nuisance.

My gosh!

You scared me! Darn you.

What were you doing in here?

Can't you tell? I was resting.

My department is full of patients.

And everywhere I go, people make a fuss about the show.

I needed some time alone.

I feel the same. This won't go on, will it?

I don't know.

I didn't know people watch so much TV.

We could end up conning the whole country.

My gosh, you sound afraid. Look at you being weak.

Don't pretend to be brave. You're just as scared.

Goodness gracious.

I said I'd give you a ride. Your pride is the problem.

Don't pick on me. I have no strength to fight back.

Ask me for a lift after work.

If you plead nicely, I might be willing to help.

No, thanks.

I might think about it if you beg me to ride with you.

Why would I do that? Dream on.

Same here. Why would I ask for an uncomfortable ride?

My gosh.

What's going on? What are you two doing in my hideout?

-This was my-- -This was my hideout.

You two? In here?

Oh, I see. So that's what used to happen?

I was just about to leave. You brothers can rest.

Okay. Get back to work.

Here's your almost-large medium.

-Thank you. -Bye.

Yes, of course. Call me next time you come to Seoul.

You've been talking for hours.

Your phone bill will cost more than their pay for the show.

I've only been taking calls.

Just one appearance on TV,

and even my distant friends are calling me.

Hey, Ok-ja.

Do you remember Yeong-hui's daughter Eun-suk?

That brat.

She looked down on me for selling chicken in a market,

and she called to brown-nose me.

This is why one must be successful.

-I'm back. -Good job.

It's hard work, isn't it? Well done.

It's fine. The customer paid cash.

Okay, good job.

You must be hungry.

I was too preoccupied to bring lunch today.

You have to go out and eat.

We can't leave the store unattended.

Let's take turns to eat. You go first.

Me! I'll go and eat first.

Okay. You two can--

No, I'd rather eat alone.

I won't take long.

Ok-ja, wait-- What's gotten into her?

She can't stand hunger.

CHI-SU'S BUTCHER SHOP

My gosh. Oh dear me.

My goodness.

I must be out of my mind. Why is he so sexy?

What's this about?

What do you want?

Is it this?

Gosh, it's hot. Why am I so hot?

Who was that? Is it a crazy woman?

Why does it cost 30,000 won to join the association?

We must sell ten gimbap to make that much.

It's not like they do anything.

Cho-yeon, don't you think 30,000 won is cheap?

We spend that on coffee in no time.

Eat the end bits, not the perfectly long ones.

There are some benefits.

Regular disinfection, parking spaces…

Cho-yeon, look at this.

There's a sports dance class. That's hilarious.

There's a class? You're right, there is.

One during the day and one in the evening.

Why? Are you interested?

Of course. I paid the fee. I shall reap the benefits.

Come with me. Make it worthwhile.

No, thanks.

There will only be potbellied men and chatty women.

Yes, Cho-yeon. Our working environment here

is just too desolate.

Do you miss the old days that much?

You still miss men even after having dealt with

all those losers? Seriously?

I can't stand even thinking about men.

Welcome.

Can I eat here?

Good job, you two.

Wasn't it a long day? Good job.

Is Dr. Song still working?

Yes.

I think she'll be late. She still has patients.

Oh, does she?

My gosh.

Let's see.

He's an attacking midfielder. Why put him in defense?

Come on, pass. There you go.

Shoot!

When does she finish?

My gosh.

What?

Thank goodness you're here. Help me. It's an emergency.

Why? What's the diagnosis?

I'll see you next time. Make an appointment outside.

Thanks. I enjoyed your show, Doctor.

Thank you. Bye.

What time is it?

People are so susceptible to TV.

I got double the amount of patients today.

What? He left?

He acted as if he'd give me a lift.

As if. I shouldn't have expected anything from you.

Forget it.

Why won't any taxis take my call?

CALLING FOR A TAXI

Are you leaving work?

Yes. What are you doing here?

I met the director and had dinner nearby.

-What's wrong with your foot? -I sprained my ankle.

Did you? Get in. I'll take you home.

No, I'll take a taxi.

It's rush hour, and you'll never get one.

Get in. You hurt your ankle.

Come on.

I doubt it was easy having dinner with the director.

Oh, right.

He hasn't changed at all.

I thought my ears were going to bleed.

You'll have to endure it even more now.

You know how he favors you the most.

I know.

I was thinking about asking him to lend me some money.

Then he wouldn't want to meet so often.

How smart. I love the idea.

So how did you sprain your ankle? Did you trip?

No, it's just…

Gyu-jin should've given you a lift home.

I guess he had plans.

It's not like his ankle is hurt, right?

That's nonchalant of you.

I was surprised at first when I heard you two got married.

You seemed like an odd couple.

How so?

I'm not sure, but when I first heard about it,

I was like, "What? Those two?"

From what I remember, you weren't exactly the dating type.

I thought you'd live alone without getting married.

Guess what my first impression of you was.

I was once the TA in your anatomy class.

You all went pale because it was your first time seeing a cadaver.

So I offered to treat you guys to a meal.

Do you remember what you said you wanted?

I'm not sure.

"I want tripe!"

I was amazed by your strong stomach

and kept an eye on you ever since then.

Is that so?

So how is it that you never got married?

I'm sure ladies love you.

I'm not sure.

I never met anyone whom I wanted to marry, I guess.

Set me up with someone decent.

Someone as funny as you.

But I don't have any friends. I'm an outcast.

Must you really throw punches at yourself like that?

You're hilarious.

You don't have friends because you're an outcast?

Will Mom and Dad be late today?

Yes. They get a lot of late-night orders after they started making deliveries.

Let me get you guys some.

This is for you, Ji-hun. Seo-yeong, here you go.

And you, Seo-jin. Enjoy.

Thanks, Mom.

-Thanks, Auntie. -No problem.

Is it good, guys?

Yes, it's delicious.

I thought you were just a pretty face,

but you're gifted when it comes to bibimbap too.

This is absolutely delicious.

Now I'm upset.

You're saying my looks aren't as good as my food.

No, of course not.

That's not what I meant.

Whatever. Who cares anyway?

It's not like I'm going to marry you.

Seo-yeong.

Just so you know, these guys are only staying here

while my office is under renovation.

I could've sent them to a hotel.

But this isn't about money.

I'm teaching them a lesson so they never forget about the time

when they weren't well off.

I know. This is part of their training too.

That's right. They are here to train.

So don't tell your grandparents for now.

Sure, I'll keep it a secret. They'll leave once the renovation is over.

Of course.

Ji-hun, you too.

-Got it? -Got it. Don't worry.

Dad, I know what's going on.

Even though you're a CEO, you're still just as poor.

I'm only pretending like I'm excited to cheer you up.

Jun-seon, I'm sorry, but is there more to eat?

I'd like just a few more spoonfuls too.

Of course. How can vegetables be enough?

They need to eat well to gather their strength.

-I'll give them a call. -What?

You're saying they need protein.

I'll give them a call.

Sure, of course. I'll go home with what's left.

Okay, bye.

-Who was that? -Seo-yeong.

She asked me to come home with the leftovers.

I bet it was Jun-seon and Ga-hee who made her do it.

They never change, do they?

I'll do it, sir. You can go home.

No, it's okay. You closed up yesterday too.

You're here to make deliveries, not clean up.

You should hurry home.

Of course. Go home and get some rest.

Take this.

Eat this as a late-night snack.

Here you go.

Thank you.

-I'll get going, then. -Sure thing.

Ok-ja, I'll see you tomorrow.

Ok-ja, he's leaving.

Of course, sweetie. See you tomorrow.

Darn, that's hot!

You put it straight in the microwave?

You're supposed to wrap a towel around it first.

How stupid are you?

Why do you care?

So where were you?

That's none of your business.

You talked as if you were going to give me a ride,

but you left by yourself like a cheapskate.

What? A cheapskate?

Sure, call me a cheapskate. As if I care.

Then why did you even offer to give me a ride home?

Was it just to annoy me?

Okay, let's stop. I'm exhausted.

Fine, let's forget about it.

There are enough guys to give me a ride home anyway.

Like who? Who gave you a ride home?

Some guy who thinks I'm funny.

She's full of herself, isn't she?

What a narcissist.

It's not good at all.

My gosh.

Hi, Da-hee. Are you calling about the TV show?

Yes, I am.

But the TV show isn't what's important.

Then what is it? Hello?

Da-hee?

What on earth was that?

Ms. Song.

I never thought you'd stab me in the back.

Well, it's…

What else can I do?

I can't even study properly because I'm too worried.

Still, this is wrong.

Have you forgotten the deal we signed?

No wonder why I had a weird feeling when I was out with my friends.

I definitely have the gift of foresight.

What can I do?

I'm completely confused.

I am too, and it's all because of you.

Don't pretend to be deeply worried.

Whatever you're feeling, I feel it ten times more.

My head is about to explode as well.

I'm not happy about my brother's divorce either.

I'm only doing my best to keep this a secret

because he's a lot more fierce than the last time I saw him.

I'm afraid it could lead to bloodshed.

All right, fine. I won't say anything.

I really won't.

I can't face my mother though.

She's super excited about Na-hee being on TV.

If she finds out,

it'll be like a nuclear bomb. Once it explodes, there is no going back.

I know. It'll sure be scary. The fallout will last a while.

Is there no chance of them getting back together?

Could they take back the divorce?

They wouldn't have gotten one if it were that easy.

And it's hard to tell what goes on in a relationship.

They growl at each other at the hospital even now.

Na-hee truly loved Gyu-jin,

and Gyu-jin only had eyes for Na-hee.

That's how I remember them too.

But that's how relationships are.

Futile.

I'm never getting married again.

Na-hee taught me the final lesson.

I agree.

What good is a marriage when people fall out of love anyway?

Let's just drink our beer.

Sure thing.

TTOBONGEE CHICKEN

DAD

Children have narrow nasal cavities

which can cause them

to take loud breaths after catching a cold.

We haven't had this many patients since opening day.

Right. The day just started,

but the waiting list has over 50 names.

People ask when we're open at night.

My goodness. Now that's what I call publicity.

At this rate, we might get to expand our building.

That would be awesome!

You should get your hair done again.

The curls are no longer intact.

I know I should, but my hairdresser just can't get it right.

Maybe I should switch salons.

The ladies at Unnie's Gimbap always have nice curls in their hair.

Right?

I thought they were wearing royal hats when I saw them from afar.

A king in the center and two state councilors.

"Your Majesty!"

Good morning.

-You're having your morning coffee. -Hold on.

Are you sweeping the street today?

That's something your husband always does.

No, I do it sometimes too.

The place needs to be clean before we open up.

I don't want customers speaking ill of us, especially now that our daughter is on TV.

Yes, of course.

I enjoyed the show.

Your daughter talks really well.

I enjoyed it too.

She looked stunning and so did your son-in-law.

Oh my! So you two watched it too.

They aired so many reruns of the show that almost everyone watched it.

You have no idea how many people have called me.

It's exhausting to have a child that stands out.

Parents of celebrities must have it rough.

I guess it'll be a nuisance for a while.

She's a regular on that show, you see.

-I see. -A regular?

Anyway, that's great news.

Hold on.

This isn't the time to drink some cheap instant coffee.

We should have Ok-bun buy us something expensive.

You're right!

You should buy us some coffee. An Americano would be nice.

Ok-bun, me too.

Is that so? Should I buy you all a cup of morning coffee, then?

Right.

No, he's busy taking care of his patients.

Well, you know how he has always been gifted that way.

Not everyone can be on TV, right?

My daughter-in-law?

Well, she is a smart one.

He's only letting her win.

Of course he's just as smart.

I have a customer, so I should get going.

Sure thing.

What does she mean Na-hee looks smart?

Looks can be deceiving.

Annoying cow.

Yun-jeong!

Yun-jeong.

Hey. What brings you by at this hour?

The market ladies wanted me to treat them to coffee

since the kids were on TV.

I'll take four cups of Americano.

Sure.

Why does Na-hee keep cutting Gyu-jin off?

Did she?

I only saw it as affectionate banter.

Any more of that banter might lead to her swallowing him whole.

Gyu-jin surprised me, you know.

The camera absolutely adored him.

When I saw him on TV, he reminded me of that actor.

Yes, Hyun Bin! He looked exactly like him.

The people at the market say he's incredibly handsome.

His good looks?

He gets those from me, I guess.

I know.

He's so sweet with his words too.

I'm so proud to be his mother-in-law.

Na-hee looked incredible on TV too.

She seemed so smart as well.

She only looks that way because Gyu-jin lets her take center stage.

What does Na-hee have anyway?

She's a bit too talkative.

Na-hee seemed like the smartest one up there.

Ok-bun, I'm heading out to the department store later.

Should we ask the kids out for a meal?

The hospital's nearby.

Could we do that? They're probably busy.

They still need to eat.

Don't they get a lunch break?

Shall we?

I mean, could we?

Of course, we can. Don't you know who we are?

We're the mothers who gave birth to the two celebrity doctors.

That makes us worthy of getting a meal out of them.

Right.

Why would you go there when the kids are at work?

Okay, fine. Just stick to the meal.

Don't do anything to bother them too much.

Unbelievable.

One minute, they're at each other's throats,

and the next minute, they're best buddies.

Ok-ja, is that how women are?

Those two have always been like that.

They team up but then go back to arguing.

You seem disheartened today. Is something troubling you?

Is something troubling me?

Yeong-dal.

Did you always want to marry someone like Ok-bun?

What? Where on earth is this coming from?

Dreams and reality are two different things.

-I'm back. -Right.

He's more my type.

Sorry?

Looking at you puts a smile on my face,

and that means my eyes are fully functional.

But why is my heart misbehaving?

What's going on? You're not making any sense.

This is all your fault!

This is because you said he might actually grow on me.

I'm going to hold you responsible for this!

Come in.

Your morning shift is over.

What a relief.

How many afternoon patients?

You're fully booked today,

and we have a few walk-ins, so the shift will be long.

Okay.

MOM

Yes, Mom. What is it this time?

What? The hospital lobby?

Yes, Mom.

The hospital?

Who? With Mother?

Here. Please enjoy.

I suggested to Ok-bun that we came to eat with you guys.

I see.

I know it's so sudden. I hope you don't mind, Gyu-jin.

Of course I don't mind.

We're happy to see you.

I heard you're getting more patients after the show.

Jae-seok told me.

It's not that many.

It's only temporary.

You are such a good speaker.

You sounded so kind and gentle. It was captivating.

But Na-hee retorted sharply.

She should know how to beat around the bush.

Why? That's what makes Na-hee attractive.

I don't like people who use empty words.

I prefer honest and straightforward people like Na-hee.

Thank you for your kind words, Ms. Choi.

My pleasure, Ms. Jang.

-Let's eat. -Eat.

-Are they from Doctors? -Yes.

They are the pediatricians.

That's right. Doctors.

My goodness!

He's my son, and she's my daughter-in-law.

He's my son-in-law. She's my daughter.

-Goodness. -How nice.

-He's so handsome. -Gosh.

Hello.

-They look amazing. -Gosh.

They say you're handsome.

-Let's eat. -This show is really something.

Eat up.

Are you that happy?

What? Of course I am.

I feel like I'm floating on cloud nine.

It's not that big a deal.

I'm serious.

It feels great to go to the market these days.

I didn't say much, but ever since Da-hee's annulment,

I always felt like those women

were gossiping about my kids.

So I took the long way around.

But I try to pass by more crowded areas these days.

What? Do you think I'm snobbish?

I can't help it. I'm so happy these days.

Really? I'm happy for you, then.

What?

Nothing. Let's go.

Hey, why are you walking like that? Did you get hurt?

No. It's not serious. I'm fine.

You don't seem fine. You have weak bones.

You've kept spraining your ankle ever since you were little.

I'll buy some beef leg bones from Mr. Yang and make bone soup.

Stop by and pick it up.

It's okay. Don't bother.

It's not okay at all. Just listen to me.

Make sure to stop by and take it later. Okay?

Yes. He's away at the moment.

Who is this?

Did you put your house up for sale?

-What? -It's from a realtor.

He wants to see your house.

Gosh. Hang on.

Why did you answer my phone?

I was just-- Why…

Did you really put your house up for sale?

No. What are you talking about?

Hang on.

Yes, hello?

Yes. I think you have the wrong number.

My number is 3778. Yes.

Okay. You should feel sorry.

He called the wrong number.

He asked if my number was 3779.

I wondered what was going on.

I know. That can't be right.

If you're done eating, shall we go now?

-Gosh. -Get home safely.

-Bye. -Okay. Bye.

I enjoyed the meal.

Na-hee, don't forget to pick up the soup.

-Okay. -Bye.

-Bye. -Bye.

Please drive safely. Bye.

-Hurry. -Gosh, don't rush me.

Hello, sir. I'm so sorry. I was in the middle of something earlier.

Yes.

Sure. We can be there now. It'll take…

In 30 minutes? Tell him 20 minutes.

We can get there in 20 minutes.

Sir.

-Hello. -You're here early.

Yes. We're on our way. Hello.

I'm sorry. I couldn't reach you earlier,

so I showed them something else.

And they liked it.

We're about to sign a provisional contract.

I'm sorry you came for nothing.

What?

Goodness.

You always carry the phone with you.

Why didn't you take it?

If you answered the call, we wouldn't have missed it.

Why are you taking it out on me?

I didn't know the realtor would call me.

Whatever. It was the first call in a month.

What now? When will we sell the house?

How would I know? I'm upset too.

Stop nagging me.

Are you taking it out on me?

No, you're making me upset.

Do you think you have the right to say that?

Oh, hello.

-Hi. -Hello.

Right. We were just out together.

YONGJU TRADITIONAL MARKET MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION

I just can't do this.

I can bench press 150kg, but my body is stiff.

This is too hard for me.

We're only doing it for exercise.

Don't worry about your moves.

Come on. I want to do it right while I'm at it.

My goodness.

I'm a bad dancer, so I'm jealous of those who are good at something like this.

Ok-ja, you're here.

Where's Ok-bun?

She's making beef bone soup, so she can't come today.

Ok-ja, what's up with your lips?

Did you eat gochujang or what?

I didn't eat anything. My lips are always red.

Gosh, that's not true. You put something on your lips.

You're wearing perfume too.

This is my natural body scent.

Do you think I'm crazy?

Why would I wear lipstick and perfume when I exercise?

There's no one to impress here.

My point exactly.

I know. That's my point too.

Don't be ridiculous.

Is this the dance sports class?

Yes, it is.

I'm here to take lessons too.

Gosh, the floor is too small.

How can I perform my moves properly here?

-Where are you going? -I want to dance in front of the mirror.

You're new here today.

Don't you think you're too sassy to stand at the front?

I know.

We have our system and progress.

We stand according to level. It's like a tournament.

It'll take you about three months to get to the front.

Is that so?

Don't humiliate yourself and stand at the back, newbie.

-What's going on? -Was she a dancer?

She's unbelievable.

She's so cool.

It feels great to dance it out after so long.

Wait. Excuse me!

You're the gimbap restaurant owner.

Yes. And you're the butcher shop owner.

Why are you leaving so early?

Why don't you stay and talk with the other merchants?

No. I'm not used to this group yet.

Well… can I call you Cho-yeon?

I saw your name on the membership card.

Yes, sure. Names are meant to be used.

Gosh, your moves were so…

You're such a great dancer, Cho-yeon.

I used to take dance lessons as a hobby and to lose weight.

You don't need to lose weight.

This is the secret to my vitality.

Eat this on your way back.

I can easily find red ginseng juice at a convenience store.

Thank you anyway.

She's so feisty and prickly.

A perfect wild rose.

She almost has a sting.

What are you doing here?

In that alleyway two days ago, someone hit a lady and stole her bag.

I'm too scared to walk alone.

Someone hit a lady? For real?

Dad? Will you wait for me outside?

No, someone apparently got hit while walking outside.

Don't hang up. Let's talk while I walk home.

Hey, I'm at the hospital.

I'm going straight home.

You know that three card wallets got canceled, right?

Yes. Close up and go home.

Bye.

GYU-JIN

Bo-yeong.

Oh, Gyu-jin.

Why are you here?

Getting papers for the insurance company.

-Are you leaving now? -Yes.

I saw you on TV. You looked good on camera.

I thought of texting you but didn't.

Why didn't you?

I thought you might ignore it now that you're famous.

I wouldn't do that after just one appearance.

Maybe after two or three more shows.

Are you going to the workshop?

I'm heading home. The helper has to leave at 7 p.m.

Didn't you say you live in Yongho-dong?

It's on the way. I'll drop you off.

I'm not sure if I should keep owing you like this.

I'm dropping you off on the way, so don't say that.

Some people even carpool.

By the way, is Dr. Song okay?

It looked like she hurt her foot that day.

Yes. She sprained her ankle.

She's slow and doesn't exercise, so it happens a lot.

Really? It must be so uncomfortable.

By the way, what were you going to tell me that day?

What?

You said I shouldn't feel ashamed and were about to say something.

Oh, was I?

That was--

I don't know. I forgot.

How's your workshop? Is business good?

So-so.

Not many come to make real masterpieces.

They just come to relieve stress.

When you really don't want to think, it helps to keep your hands busy.

I think I might have to visit.

You can come by any time.

For you, I'll provide much nicer leather.

It's Si-hu.

-He wants his favorite gummies. -I see.

Drop me off in front of that store.

I want to go too. I also have to get a few things.

My girlfriend wanted this so much.

I couldn't find it once the season passed.

Exactly.

I can never get it back.

And to think I must sell it…

It's in such great condition. No scratches at all.

You bet.

I treasured it more than my own skin.

Here you go. In cash.

You reached rock bottom, Ga-hee.

But then again,

you can't afford designer bags at the moment.

I'll only have 60,000 won left after paying my bills.

I should buy Ji-hun's favorite snacks.

So is this what Si-hu likes?

They look good. I should get some.

Here. They're my gift to you.

Share them with Dr. Song.

I'm paying.

No, I'll--

It's to celebrate his discharge.

Gummies are the best bribe for kids under ten.

He's good.

He's a true pediatrician.

Gyu-jin?

Wait.

What will you get?

Where's the curry?

Oh, right.

What is this?

Ji-hun, Mom's home.

Na-hee.

You're home. Where were you?

Oh, I was out.

Kids, I bought snacks.

Nice. Snacks.

Thank you, Mom.

Why are you at home?

Mom called me 12 times to come pick up beef bone soup.

But she's not home.

I see.

Your show was awesome. Didn't you get great reviews?

They were okay, I guess.

Why didn't Gyu-jin come with you?

What?

Oh, he's at work.

He's working late preparing for a seminar.

He said that?

That he'd be working late?

Yes. Why?

No… It's nothing.

Seo-yeong, Seo-jin, Dad's home!

I'm home.

-Let go. Let go of me. -Ga-hee.

Why drag me out as soon as I got home?

I want some soup.

Yes, Ga-hee. I'm tired. Can't we talk tomorrow?

Hey. This is no time to talk like that.

-This is an emergency sibling meeting. -About what?

You should call Na-hee too. Why leave her out?

Song Na-hee!

What is wrong with you?

What's this about?

My gosh.

Don't get shocked, and listen carefully.

Song Na-hee, that idiot.

She's not smart at all.

My heart breaks for her.

What is this about?

I'm dying over here. Just spit it out.

Gyu-jin.

Song Na-hee's husband, Yoon Gyu-jin.

The jerk is having an affair.

-What? -What?

I saw them myself.

He was buying groceries with some woman.

But Na-hee believes that he's working late.

That idiot.

That's why book-smart kids get into trouble.

Their other senses are way too dull.

Is that true? Did you see for sure?

Ga-hee, maybe you got the wrong idea.

Or it may be another situation.

Let's not jump to conclusions just because he was with a woman.

Hey. Don't you know how sharp I am?

I may not have a hunched back, but my hunch is never wrong.

It's been a while since I sensed something was off.

When he came over for chicken, Gyu-jin wasn't the same.

That's when it began.

Yoon Gyu-jin, that jerk.

With that sweet face, he buttered up Mom,

and he stabbed us in the back.

Exactly.

Cheaters don't go around with a sign on their forehead,

but I never suspected he would cheat, of all people.

No. We aren't sure

if it's true or not.

Yes, I'm sure.

The woman was shooting hearts from her eyes.

I know that look!

I wanted to grab them both on the spot.

I will make him pay.

Jun-seon, where are you going?

To get Yoon Gyu-jin.

The scumbag betrayed our sister to cheat!

Yes! Let's go.

Let's go and beat him half to death.

Let's go.

Ga-hee, Jun-seon. It's too late to do this.

Da-hee, you stay here.

Yes. Don't tip off Na-hee or our parents.

Na-hee got divorced!

What?

Na-hee and Gyu-jin got divorced.

Not too long ago.

You're giving me this for free?

I had some leftover cuts.

Why does he keep bringing over free meat?

Why else? He's fallen for one of us.

-This isn't right. -What can we do though?

We'll go to Na-hee.

You know what Na-hee is like. She could be dropping bombs.

And it's Dad's birthday tomorrow.

You're right. It's Dad's birthday.

Families, friends, and everyone in attendance today.

Thank you all for coming.

You all know President Song is a great guitar player.