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What did Na-hee do to fool me?

Mom.

Mom.

So what did Na-hee do to fool me?

You see…

Mom, what's this?

Is this sikhye?

It must be for Jun-seon's friends. Let me.

Don't change the subject.

What hasn't Na-hee told me? Tell me right now.

What is it?

What is it that everyone looks so serious?

Mom,

the truth is--

Your birthday!

What?

Na-hee suggested that we throw you a surprise party.

We had a feast for Dad today,

so it'd be wrong to not do anything for you.

It was supposed to be a secret, but you ruined it.

Right?

That's right. A surprise party.

Unbelievable.

And here I thought something serious happened.

But there's no need for a birthday party.

I'm good with a family dinner.

Tell me about it. Still, you ruined the surprise.

Anyway, guys, the talk is over.

Let's scatter, people.

-Jun-seon, take this inside. -Okay.

We should head back down. My feet are getting cold.

-Come on. -I'd like some sikhye too.

-Come on. -Let's go.

You've got to be kidding me.

It was exhausting, wasn't it? But please understand.

Your mother-in-law just wanted to brag, that's all.

It's all right, Father. I had a blast too.

What were you doing up there with your daughters?

-Were you having a meeting without me? -They were, in a way.

Gyu-jin, how's the sikhye?

It's delicious, Mother. It's perfect.

Na-hee, have a seat. I'll get you some sikhye.

Mom, we'll get going now. Hand me my purse.

What? Right now?

You're leaving? But you just sat down.

I forgot that I had a meeting early in the morning, and I'm exhausted.

-Come on. Let's go. -Okay, sure.

We'll get going, then. Happy birthday, Father.

-Thank you for everything, Mother. -We'll get going. No need to see us out.

Okay. Get going, then. Don't skip your meals, okay?

-Thank you for coming today. -Don't mention it.

What's with those two?

-Did they argue? -I doubt it. They seemed fine earlier.

I bet they're exhausted.

You invited them just to brag about them to people.

I couldn't look Gyu-jin in the face after that.

It's not like I did anything.

Na-hee, wait.

What was that? Did something happen?

Hurry and get the car.

You wanted me to play nice.

What's got you all twisted this time?

Did you get into it with your siblings up there?

The three of them know that we got divorced.

What?

Jun-seon, Ga-hee, and Da-hee know that we're divorced.

No wonder.

Jun-seon was glaring at me all evening.

They won't spill the beans right away. I asked them to wait

for me to tell our parents.

How on earth did they find out?

This is why I was anxious about Da-hee working at Mother's cafe.

Her cafe?

What does that have to do with anything?

Are you an idiot?

There was only one person who knew about our divorce.

Jae-seok, you colossal jerk.

You're dead.

GYU-JIN

That's what I'm talking about!

Guys, aren't I on a roll today? I'm full of power!

You sure are on a roll today.

Well, you're up next.

The person you are calling is unavailable.

Why isn't he picking up?

Gyu-jin will beat him to death tomorrow.

Should I leave a text?

How can I tell him this via text?

My sister-in-law was born to be on TV.

-She gets better with every episode. -You're right.

Dr. Song sure is bright and smart.

Meanwhile, I haven't heard a word from my brother.

Maybe the TV crew chose to edit out his comments.

There's Dr. Yoon.

You can ask him in person.

Hey, Dr. Yoon!

What happened, Gyu-jin?

Did you fail to speak, or did they edit you out?

Gyu-jin, what's with that face?

Why are you taking off your watch?

Get over here.

Today's your last day on earth.

-What? -Get over here!

Gosh.

What's this about?

Get over here.

-Get over here, you jerk! -Gyu-jin, use your words, not violence.

You're scaring me.

We'll talk after you get your beating.

I'd like to know the reason first though.

It was you, wasn't it?

You told Da-hee about our marital status, didn't you?

Gyu-jin, please calm down. Just wait.

-Get over here. -Hold on.

Get over here!

Gyu-jin, please!

Help me!

He just had to go for the pressure points, didn't he?

I can't believe he used his medical training like this.

No wonder Na-hee's sister was avoiding me.

And here I thought she was a decent person.

"To get revenge or retaliate…"

MR. YOON

My gosh. What do I do?

He must've found out. Oh no.

That's right. Sky blue suits you much better.

Look how handsome you are, my sweet son.

Our children adapt and grow at their own pace,

so there's no need to worry.

Yes, just like Dr. Yoon said, it's natural for children to have minor illnesses.

Listen to how smart they both sound.

They're not even nervous in front of the camera.

My life is complete, thanks to you two.

My sweet babies. Goodness.

I must've chosen the wrong profession.

Seeing couples that were once in love

coming in to get divorced makes me give up on marriage.

I can only imagine.

That show is quite fun.

The doctors on that show are hilarious.

A husband and wife are on it, and the wife totally crushes him.

-Really? -Yes.

Wait. Those two--

So it's true that TV programs are all staged.

Why? Do you know them? What do you know?

This is deception. You're looking down on us

and fooling Mom and Dad who care so much about you.

Dr. Song, the doctor taking over Yo-han's case is here.

Sure. I'll see him right now.

Jeong-rok?

I put together his status report just in case there are any complications.

It's a thorough report. I expected no less.

Don't worry. I've got this covered.

Sure.

Na-hee, I was actually on my way to talk to you.

We'll talk later.

Can we get this over with right now?

I'd like to get scolded and put this behind me.

We'll talk later, Jae-seok.

Jae-seok? You must be Gyu-jin's brother.

Sorry?

He's a dentist here. He went to Sejin University.

I'm sure you know Lee Jeong-rok.

Mr. Lee!

I've heard a lot about you. This is an honor.

Dentistry students know me too?

Of course, Mr. Lee.

Many of my friends are working as doctors thanks to your sacred notes.

You saved the lives of many.

Well, so I heard.

You don't look a lot like Gyu-jin though.

I took after our father while he took after our mother.

As you can see, my genetics are slightly better.

I'll see you around, then. It was nice meeting you.

Sure thing.

He's an odd one too, isn't he?

His personality doesn't seem like Gyu-jin's either.

Jeong-rok? My gosh. What brings you by?

I'm here to take over Na-hee's osteosarcoma patient.

That patient is lucky.

Just a second. Na-hee, are you free right now?

Maybe later. I'm not done yet.

I need to get him other materials.

Would you like to meet Yo-han first?

Why not? I'll see you around, then.

Sure thing.

I was hoping to set up a plan,

but I'm the only one who thinks of this as an emergency.

Aren't they being too friendly though?

Darn it.

Jun-seon, your noodles will turn to mush.

Does it not suit your taste?

This is why you should've ordered from the usual place.

Jjajangmyeon is the same everywhere, so you irritate him

by ordering a more expensive one?

You told me to order this because they serve chunkier meat.

Guys, cut it out. I'll eat mine, so stop arguing.

HYEON-GYEONG

Hi, Hyeon-gyeong.

Where are you? At the office? Could we meet?

Yes, of course. Where are you?

Have you been waiting long?

I haven't. You didn't have to run over here.

I wasn't running. I only walked at a fast pace.

Here.

-What's this? -A dress shirt for your dad.

I wasn't sure if I should buy this,

but it'd be rude not to do anything after knowing.

It's late, but tell him I wish him a happy birthday.

This isn't necessary.

It's a pricey one. It's way better than what I got him.

You shouldn't have spent so much. You don't spend anything on yourself.

That's not enough to show my gratitude.

You know how much I owe your parents.

I'll get going, then. Head back inside.

Hyeon-gyeong, wait.

How about we get some lunch? I haven't eaten yet.

I haven't had jjajangmyeon in a while.

Gosh, it looks good.

It's this place's specialty.

Really?

It's a work of art.

Their kimchi is good too. The chef is really skilled.

Ma'am, what fish sauce did you make the kimchi with?

We buy our kimchi from China.

No wonder. I thought I tasted the flavors of China.

They know how to make good kimchi these days.

So tell me. What's going on?

What do you mean?

There's something on your mind.

Isn't that why you asked me to lunch?

As always, I can never fool you.

It's about Na-hee.

What about her?

That brat got divorced. It happened over a month ago.

Unbelievable, right? That's four out of four now.

It should be in the Guinness World Records.

What about your parents? Are they all right?

They don't know yet.

It's been eating me up inside.

My mom has no clue,

and she treats them like they're royalty.

My gosh.

I was so upset that I yelled at Na-hee.

And it's still weighing on my mind.

What did Na-hee say? Is it really over?

Did she say there's no turning back?

I don't know.

You know what she's like. She always leaves people speechless.

What about Gyu-jin? Did you talk to him?

If Mother and Father don't know,

you should probably talk to him.

I know your meddling can't make them change their mind,

but you're her older brother after all.

I know.

I'm her older brother, right?

What are you doing here at this hour?

-What about training? -I need to talk to you.

This is Hyeon-gyeong's gift for Dad.

What is it?

Oh, it's a dress shirt.

It's pretty.

She's got a good sense of fashion.

That's not important. About Na-hee.

Now that they know we're aware of it, we should have a talk.

I guess so.

I've been feeling uncomfortable.

And I wonder how Na-hee is.

I have an idea, Ga-hee. You meet Na-hee.

-I'll meet Gyu-jin. -And?

We have a heart-to-heart talk and try to convince them.

"Men and women are all the same."

"You should give it another thought before it's too late." Something like that.

I'm not sure if it'll work, but let's give it one last try.

Ga-hee, we have a grave mission to carry out.

You and I have to keep our family happy.

Can you do that?

Let's do this.

Got it.

Gosh, again?

I'm not sure if I should take this.

Gosh, it's no big deal. Don't feel pressured.

Like I said before, this is like a drop in the ocean.

Please feel free to eat it.

Still, this is just…

Take it, Cho-yeon.

I believe Mr. Yang is doing this for a good reason.

She's right. Nothing's free in this world.

I think it's a win-win situation.

It's mutually beneficial. That's how things work.

Don't you think so, Mr. Yang?

Well, I guess you're right.

If you feel bad, you can give me some gimbap.

I don't think we can call it even with some gimbap.

Please wait a moment.

I can wait all day.

Take your time.

Ju-ri, get him some soda.

-Okay. -Let me do it.

-Please have a seat here. -Okay.

Here.

Mr. Yang.

Please have some soda.

Okay.

-Let me take care of this. -No, me.

-I'll do this. -No, I will.

Look. He's looking at me.

-The person you are calling… -He didn't come to the meeting.

And I just can't reach him. Where is he?

Is he indulging in gambling or something?

See you, Mr. Yang.

Bye.

-Please come again. -Of course I will.

I'll come again. See you.

Bye.

Hey.

Hey!

Stop drooling.

You seem to like their gimbap very much.

My gosh.

Thank you.

Mr. Yang, why do you keep buying their gimbap? It tastes bad.

I'm so sick of it.

You punk. I bought it for you.

Did you sharpen the knives?

If you haven't, go and sharpen them.

I was going to.

What? Why are you looking at me like that?

Hey, I know what's going on. Just come clean.

It's clean. Happy now?

Why is it so hot today?

It's a scorcher.

Hey, you have a fever, right?

It's spring fever.

That's right. Are you happy now?

I'm a single man. What's the big deal?

It is a big deal. It's huge.

Hey, when did it start? How did it happen?

I don't know.

There's no reason for love.

What? Love?

Did you say "love"? Gosh, this is crazy.

Of course it's love. Love isn't only for young people.

My heart is pounding hard, and I feel so alive.

Can't you see that my skin looks better now?

I can feel my blood circulating these days.

You seem quite excited.

Fine. That's good. So which one is it? The taller one or the shorter one?

The round and chubby one.

Round and chubby?

None of them are round and chubby--

Hang on. Is it--

Right. It's Cho-yeon.

Cho-yeon?

The leader?

The round and chubby one who smiles a lot?

Right. She's got a fatal charm.

Sometimes she's cool, and sometimes she's sexy.

She even has a dimple here.

It's really adorable!

My gosh. You must've lost your mind.

-There's nothing wrong with my Cho-yeon. -"My Cho-yeon"?

Hey, do you not know about her temper?

She even took on all the ladies in the market.

And you still like her?

Yes. I like her bravery.

I like charismatic girls.

Hang on. I just don't think this is right.

You'd better think again.

If things go wrong with her, you'll be in big trouble.

I don't know. I don't care. It's too late anyway.

Once I make up my mind, I just go for it.

I give away my love until she gets sick of it.

That's a man's love. Don't you think so?

Don't be silly.

Look at you. You've fallen head over heels for her.

What should I do with you?

My gosh.

Hey.

Hey!

Oh no.

I made 20 rolls of gimbap today, and they sold right away.

We need regulars to run this restaurant in the market.

Mr. Yang frequents our restaurant too.

Cho-yeon, that's not because of your gimbap.

You should know that he comes to see me.

What are you talking about?

He comes here because of me.

I could feel it today.

Don't be silly. You're making a fuss again.

You said Mr. Hong from the gas station liked you, but he didn't.

Yes, he did.

Then why do you think he visited our bar all the time?

-Do you think it was because of you? -Of course.

He ordered peaches when you served him,

but he ordered assorted fruit when I did.

But he ordered a bottle of whiskey.

Did you have any customers who ordered whiskey?

Hey, that's enough.

It doesn't matter whom he likes.

Do you like Mr. Yang?

-Are you crazy? -Gosh, no.

Stop the useless squabbling and cook some more rice.

-Ga-yeon, make some egg garnish. -Okay.

I'll go buy some carrots.

-Are you going to the old lady again? -Yes.

We have to throw away half of what you buy from her.

Can't you go to the grocery store over there?

I won't tell you to prepare them, so just do your job.

See you.

-My gosh, what's happening? -What's the matter?

-My goodness. -Are you all right?

-What happened? -Call 911.

Ma'am!

Ma'am. What's wrong?

What's wrong, ma'am? What's with her?

Her hand is so cold. Call 911.

-What do we do? -Call 911 now.

The ambulance can't come here. We should take a taxi on the main street.

Carry her on your back.

I strained my back, so I can't carry her.

My goodness!

-Help me carry her on my back. -You're a man.

Ma'am, pull yourself together.

Move over. Clear the way.

My goodness.

Move over.

Is it because you're young? You have such quick hands.

You fold two boxes while we do only one.

I know. I'm grateful for your help,

but I'm not sure if I can let you work like this.

My husband wouldn't like it.

It's okay. This is good enough rest for me.

How are you doing with the guys at the rooftop house?

It's good. They seem nice. And they are fun.

If they give you a hard time, tell Mr. Song.

The house owner has your back, but they're with his dependent.

You've got more power. Don't you think so, Ok-bun?

How could you call your nephew a dependent?

He's a tenant who pays rent.

I see. I made a slip again.

I'm so sorry, ma'am.

My goodness.

Hello.

I'm here to have some of Ok-bun's multi-grain shake.

Hello. It's been a long time.

It's so good to see you.

I've been busy with things these days.

Ok-ja, if you're not busy, will you make me a multi-grain shake?

Gosh, you're ridiculous.

The multi-grain powder isn't even yours.

You're so shameless.

Hey.

Mr. Song!

Mr. Song, something bad happened.

The old lady who sells vegetables just passed out.

What? Why? What happened?

I don't know.

But the gimbap lady put her on her back

and took her in a taxi to a hospital.

-Cho-yeon? -Oh dear.

Chi-su, is your car parked here?

Yes. Let's take my car.

Call me when you're there, okay?

The old woman has no kids and lives alone.

I know. My heart is still pounding.

I made it nice and thick so you'll choke on--

Where did he get to? Did he leave?

They're over there. That way.

-Cho-yeon. -Hello.

What did they say? Is she okay?

I don't know. They ran all the tests they needed to do,

but the results haven't come back yet.

Ms. Park Jeong-ran's guardian?

-Me. -That's me.

She doesn't have any family.

We work together.

Oh, I see. Based on the test results,

she has postural hypotension and malnutrition.

She must be admitted for a few days because of her age.

Malnutrition?

She managed to fall asleep right away.

Is it because of the supplements she's getting?

It's a relief. The color in her face is returning.

Thank you, Cho-yeon.

Wasn't she heavy? How did you manage to carry her?

She wasn't heavy. She was as light as a feather.

How could she have malnutrition in this day and age?

She should eat decently.

We got a carer to look after her, and she must rest, so let's get back.

Let's leave for now.

-Yes. -Let's go.

Hello.

Hey, what--

Are you free this evening?

Let's meet without Na-hee knowing.

GA-HEE

-What? -I'll be brief.

See me after work.

Gyu-jin, over here.

Hello.

You must eat as well.

It's fine.

-I'll cook-- -No, it's fine.

Where else would I use all my strength?

Were you surprised that I called you over?

Not really.

I'm sorry. I have nothing to say.

Right. To be honest, I couldn't believe it when I first heard.

And I was angry.

I thought you must be looking down on us, hiding something like that.

No, it wasn't like that--

Of course, I know. I know what a decent person you are.

Gyu-jin. Let's have a man-to-man talk.

Can you not make it work out with Na-hee? Never?

Gosh, Jun-seon.

Yes, I know.

Living with Na-hee is not an easy feat.

She's fussy and crushes you with her words.

Honestly, you deserve praise for living with her all along.

No. Na-hee put up with a lot too.

No. I know you. You know I do.

But the thing is,

she's not an evil person. Right?

Don't just end it like this.

Think about the possibilities.

The likelihood of it working out.

Can't you do it?

Are you so sick of her that just the sight of her annoys you?

It's not that.

We didn't make the decision lightly.

I know. Who makes such a decision lightly?

To be frank, I have no right to lecture you.

I was the first to get divorced in my family.

But when I got divorced,

I worked like crazy to try to make it work.

To change Hyeon-gyeong's mind,

I went on my knees on that stone floor

and hurt both kneecaps.

I was in a wheelchair for a while.

I clung to Hyeon-gyeong while in that wheelchair

and begged her to save me.

Let's be honest. It's not a crime to care about others.

Shouldn't a man be loyal?

A friend I used to work and eat with was about to become homeless.

What kind of person would ignore that?

That's not right! That's not what a human should do!

You're right.

Hey, let's be honest here. What did I do so wrong?

What did I do?

I worked really hard.

I wanted my wife and kids to have a good life.

All I did was work hard and torture myself to do so!

I know, Jun-seon. How about you calm down?

Did I get hurt because I wanted to?

Did I guarantee a friend's loan because I wanted to lose my money?

Can you be quiet? You're not the only one here, you know.

What? What did you just say?

You're a bit rude considering we're strangers.

-What? -It's nothing. I apologize.

He's had a lot to drink. I'm sorry.

Gyu-jin, call my ex-wife. I have something to tell her.

Hyeon-gyeong!

-Hyeon-gyeong! -Jun-seon!

-Will you get him out of here? -Hyeon-gyeong!

-I'm sorry. -Let go of me.

Yes, I'm poor and can't afford an apartment.

Sorry--

My wife divorced me, and I moved in with my parents.

Get up, will you?

Shall we have a drink?

-I'm… -Get him out of here!

It's not because I looked down on you. Don't be mistaken.

I know you don't. We just have an inferiority complex.

So?

How do you really feel?

You really have no regrets?

No.

I actually feel more relieved now that you all know.

No, not that.

How do you feel about Gyu-jin? Are you really over him?

Of course. Would I have divorced him if I weren't?

I'm asking because I don't get it.

Our situations are different,

but I left with Ji-hun before the divorce was finalized

because I didn't even want to breathe the same air.

That's how people are like when they split up.

But not you and Gyu-jin.

You still live and work together.

Because we'd lose too much if we sold the apartment.

And we haven't told Mom and Dad yet.

So you stayed with him? That doesn't seem like you.

Look carefully into your heart.

Is it really because of those reasons,

or are you not ready to leave Gyu-jin yet?

It's not like that.

We just couldn't ignore realistic issues.

No?

If that's what you say, all right.

It's so hard

for a man and woman to marry and live an ordinary life.

Are you not drinking?

No. I have to work tomorrow.

You're so cold.

Fine. Your jobless sister will drink it all for you.

Where did Jun-seon and Ga-hee go?

Jun-seon said he has an important meeting.

Mom too, Grandpa.

The only meeting they'd have at night is with alcohol.

Don't say that.

He's a CEO now, so don't speak of him like that.

We don't hear anything, ma'am.

Speak freely as if we're invisible.

Why? Did you just say something?

He says things he doesn't mean.

Don't take him seriously.

I almost forgot.

Auntie said this is your birthday present.

It's from Hyeon-gyeong? When did she buy this?

How sweet of her.

Why did she buy something when she barely supports her family?

Just accept it. She probably felt she had to give you something.

She visits all the time to drop off the kids.

Gosh, it's a shirt. Look at the lovely color.

Honey, let's see.

It suits you perfectly.

How sweet of her.

Thank her for me, will you?

I will.

You're done already? Eat some more.

I've had enough.

I'll get changed. Pack some food--

I know. I already packed some rice and side dishes.

You want to visit Ms. Park, right?

I've been married to you for years. I know you well enough.

I'm sorry, but could you point me to the restroom?

Turn right at the end of the building.

-It's on the second floor. -Thank you.

There's nothing on the left.

Turn right, ma'am.

Yes, I forgot. Thanks again.

Sure.

Let me just take you there--

Good evening, traitor.

Mr. Yoon.

I'm truly sorry.

I had no choice but to tell them.

My big sister thought that Gyu-jin was having an affair.

She was about to track him down.

She and my brother are the temperamental types.

They usually take action instead of talking things out.

They thought Gyu-jin was cheating? Goodness.

How could they suspect that of someone like him?

Exactly! That's why I had no choice but to…

I'm truly sorry.

I don't deserve your forgiveness.

Forget it.

I'm hurt too deeply to let this go with an apology.

What?

Just so you know,

this has made me lose faith in people.

I trusted you with all my heart,

but you stabbed me in the back.

I'm the idiot here. I deserve what happened.

No way. This is all my fault.

I'm the one who betrayed you.

Do you have any idea how my day has been?

I was starving, but I couldn't go to the cafeteria.

I was afraid of running into Gyu-jin and getting beaten up again.

I couldn't go to the lounge to get coffee either.

Why? Because I didn't want to run into Na-hee.

I felt so ashamed!

Mr. Yoon,

I'm so sorry.

What can I do to appease your anger?

Go ahead and tell me. I'll do anything.

I'm too shocked to think of anything right now.

I need some time to think because nothing can make me feel better right now.

Mr. Yoon.

Let me go.

Oh no. I think he's really upset.

Why didn't I keep my mouth shut?

Nothing was solved, and look where I ended up.

Gosh, she's so easy to fool.

Her response is priceless. It's so fun to tease her.

I should pretend to be upset for a few more days.

Have another piece of this eel.

Come on. Open up.

There you go.

Why did you hold back when you have an appetite?

Because I'm so grateful.

And I'm sorry.

This isn't for free.

I'm taking all the spring onions and garlic you have.

Of course. You can have all of my spring onions and garlic.

-Really? -Of course.

-You promised. -Sure thing.

Let me get you some juice.

-Mr. Song! -Gosh.

JH GENERAL HOSPITAL

It was pouring earlier, but now the sky is clear.

Aren't you coming?

Yes, of course. Impatient as always.

When did you become so close to the vegetable lady?

You haven't been around that long.

Well, we bumped into each other a few times.

I know I have a temper,

but I'm sweet to people, especially the elderly.

Have you always cared so much about the people here?

Is it the responsibility of the association president?

Well, I guess.

You're a softy, aren't you?

A what?

A softy.

You seem standoffish, but you're nice to people.

Ladies like those kinds of men these days.

You see it on TV a lot.

Who comes up with such things?

Anyway, I hope she gets better soon.

I feel terrible when I see old ladies get sick.

My mom used to be very sick with lung disease.

That's what happened to me too.

Wait. Did your mom suffer from a lung disease?

Yes, it was common back in the day among poor families.

Just so you know,

I suffered a severe fever as a kid, so I lost my memories back then.

But the memory of my mom being bedridden is quite vivid.

She would

cough all night.

I was so worried that she'd pass away soon.

I'd wake up in the night and put my ear to her chest.

I did that repeatedly.

I still have nightmares about it.

Oh, and I remember one more thing. A song.

My older brother sang for me.

Yes, hello? Dad!

I was going to call you tomorrow. You read my mind.

Right. Just a second.

Mr. Song, I'm going that way.

-Sure. -I'll see you around.

Yes, Dad. You're not sick or anything, right?

Of course, I'm doing fine.

-We're here. -I'm getting off now!

Jun-seon… Thank you so much.

Bye, sir.

Jun-seon, this way.

Call Hyeon-gyeong for me.

-Hyeon-gyeong, I miss you. -You're at your house!

Gyu-jin?

Father.

Dad.

I miss Hyeon-gyeong.

Where did he get wasted like this?

I heard he was meeting someone. It was you?

Yes, things got a bit out of hand.

I'm sorry.

Why would you be apologizing?

It's his fault for getting wasted all by himself.

-You should come in with us. -No, it's fine. It's late anyway.

But you came all the way here.

I have work tomorrow anyway.

Jun-seon, take care.

Father, I'll get going. Good night.

Gyu-jin.

-Gyu-jin… -That jerk.

Attention.

At ease.

-Get a grip on yourself and come inside. -Sure.

Dad!

-Come on. -Sure.

Bye, Na-hee. I'll get going.

Get home safely and text me when you get there.

You, smarty-pants.

Just do whatever you want.

It's not like others can live your life for you.

Gosh. Hello.

So you stayed with him?

That doesn't seem like you.

Think about how you feel deep inside.

Is it really because of those trivial reasons?

Or are you not ready to leave Gyu-jin yet?

Dr. Song!

Jeong-rok?

Why is it that I always run into you around here?

You didn't have to give me a ride.

Don't you see the state you're in?

Why get soaked in the rain like a moody teenager?

I never felt this way even when I was a teen.

Why are you heading home this late?

I was in the neighborhood and the director made me join him for dinner.

I couldn't even drink because of tomorrow's surgery.

It must've been boring.

You have no idea.

He told me his life story from when he was a medical student.

Then he talked about you and Gyu-jin as well.

He relies on you two a lot.

I already feel uneasy. Why does it have to rain on top of that?

I can just run inside.

It's fine. You'll catch a cold otherwise.

Come on.

Thank you for your help every time.

It's not for free. I'll cash in a favor at least once.

I doubt you'll need anything.

You should get going. Bye.

Were they together all day, or did they meet up again?

When did they become best friends?

You're home.

Isn't it obvious?

Gyu-jin.

What?

Can I ask you something?

Ask me what?

Why do you keep living with me?

What?

Why are you staying in this house with me

when our divorce has been finalized?

What?

It's because of the house price.

We'll lose 100 million won if we sell it now.

Is that the only reason?

Of course. Must I have another?

By the way, why didn't you shake off the water first before entering the house?

There was water all over the front entrance.

Have you no basic manners?

Of course. I doubt there's another reason.

What was that all about?

This darn remote control gets jammed all the time!

Let go of me.

Call Hyeon-gyeong.

Hyeon-gyeong!

I can't believe you got this wasted.

Get a grip on yourself.

Hyeon-gyeong.

Unbelievable.

Why couldn't you drink as much as you could handle?

Get up, Jun-seon.

Here. Drink some honey water.

-Mom? -Goodness.

Just so you know, I made it with expensive honey,

and your dad might scold me for using it.

Here you go. Drink it up.

Mom.

What on earth? Gosh, you stink.

Get away from me.

Get off me!

My poor mom.

You must've sinned in your past life.

My gosh.

Are you kidding me?

Why are you wasted when Gyu-jin was perfectly sober?

Mom!

My poor mom!

Unbelievable.

Just kill me already. My gosh.

Mom?

Mom!

You must've sinned in your past life.

What did you do to deserve this?

Who are you to comment on my past life?

How can you get wasted like this

when you have a son to care for?

Are you out of your mind?

-You guys are both insane. -That hurts.

Mom, I'm sorry.

Stop it. You're pulling my pants down!

That's enough. I can't believe you two.

Why did she ask me that? Now I can't even sleep.

Whatever. Stop thinking about it and go to sleep.

Let's go to sleep. Only think about tomorrow.

I have to get to work,

so I must sleep.

Darn it!

He has really long limbs.

Why would he stick to part-time jobs?

If I were him, I'd train to be an athlete and compete in the Olympics.

Jong-su, not everyone can get on the national team.

Besides, his muscles are for show.

Some bodies get pumped up easily.

I bet his muscles aren't even firm.

Jeong-bong,

did you apply BB cream on your face?

No.

Yes, a little.

We live on the rooftop, so I used it instead of sun cream.

-Does it show? -Yes.

You look like a ghost.

Really? Did I apply too much?

You're trying to look good for Ga-hee, right?

Just tell her how you feel.

Ga-hee isn't someone to be disgustingly drooled over.

She's someone I can't possibly think of approaching.

An angel from above is how I see her.

I guess you guys are working out.

That's good.

Good morning, Ga-hee.

Hello.

Well, here's the thing.

Jun-seon is using the bathroom downstairs.

Could I use the bathroom here?

Sure. Go ahead and use it.

This happens every time I drink.

Even the angel has bowel movements too.

She didn't say what she was doing.

She might be here to wash up.

She says this happens when she drinks. She's obviously taking a crap.

Taking a crap?

Why are you always so negative?

You can't live like that. You can't be happy that way.

Did you laugh? How--

Are you happy now?

Am I funny? Do you think I'm hilarious?

Thank you for letting me use it.

You probably don't want to use the toilet for five minutes.

Bye, Ga-hee. Come again if you need anything.

I should go to the bathroom.

What?

She's even worse than Jun-seon.

No. That can't be right.

She's my angel.

There's no way she caused this smell.

No!

You are coming out just now.

Hey, how did it go yesterday?

What about you?

I tried, but he seemed quite determined.

-Gosh, I have to go again. -My gosh!

-Wait, Jun-seon. -What?

-Go. -Hey.

What am I supposed to do?

Why isn't she coming out?

Even if she wakes up now, she will be late.

What's wrong…

Whatever.

I don't care. That's not my business.

I don't care if you're late for work.

Why isn't it closing?

I'd like you to take care of the parking fee issue.

-Okay. Don't worry. I'll take care of it. -All right.

Okay. So it's all settled. Let's wrap up, then.

Okay.

-Mr. Song, I will give you a call. -Okay.

-I'm busy, so I should get going. -Okay.

-I'll see you at the next meeting. -Okay.

-Bye. -See you.

I should get going too, Mr. Song.

Are you going to the gimbap restaurant again?

Well, not exactly.

Fine. I'm going there. Why?

I finally met the woman of my dreams at this age.

Can't I go there?

She seems nice.

What?

The gimbap place owner. She's more decent than I thought.

Really? Are you serious?

You said I lost my mind the other day.

What changed your mind all of a sudden?

Things can change. What's the big deal?

Fine. Never mind, then.

Gosh, no. I'm just grateful.

To be honest, it weighed on my mind.

I felt bad liking a woman you hated.

But now that you say it, I feel much better.

That's not true. Don't say anything you don't mean.

Why did you frequent the restaurant when you felt bad?

If it weren't for you, I would be living there already.

Fine. Go ahead and live there now.

Just go.

Then I'll go to see her with a light heart.

-See you, Mr. Song. -My gosh.

I'm going to see Cho-yeon.

Gosh, he's fallen in love so late in life.

My goodness.

Did you get your hair done? It looks pretty.

It's too long, so I got a perm. Do you like it?

-You look pretty. -Thank you.

Would he like my hairstyle?

Should I just go to the butcher's shop to see him?

But I need a reason.

He used to hang around our store, but not anymore.

What is he up to?

I miss him so much.

I like it so much

What? Where is he going all excited?

Hello, everyone.

-Hello, Mr. Yang. -You're here.

Why did you come so late?

I had a meeting at the merchants' association.

-Why? Were you waiting for me? -Of course. Come on in.

We will give you a lot of freebies.

-That would be great. Let's go. -Come in.

What? He didn't come to our store because of those wenches?

UNNIE'S GIMBAP

You should've come early.

Yeong-dal is at a meeting.

Did you get your hair done?

So he's been visiting that place the whole time.

Gosh, it looks great. It doesn't look like it's from a local salon.

-How much was it? -Gosh, I don't know!

Goodness. What's wrong? Do you not like your hair?

It's not that.

You don't have to know. Don't talk to me.

It must be one of the two wenches.

Those vixens.

My gosh. What's wrong with you?

Okay. I'm not talking to you.

Just go ahead and knead the dough.

By the way, did Na-hee finish the bone soup?

How is her ankle now?

She won't give me a call.

I had a disturbing dream last night.

Is she working?

Hello?

-Na-hee. -Mom.

What's up with your voice? Are you sick?

What's wrong? Are you ill?

You're sick, right? Where are you now?

Na-hee.

Gosh, you are sweating all over.

If you're sick, you should get a shot or something.

Gosh, you've got a high fever.

You didn't have to come. What are you doing here?

What are you talking about? You look like death.

What's the use of being a doctor?

You can't even scratch your own back.

By the way, where's Gyu-jin?

Did he go to work alone when you're sick like this?

Didn't he get you some medicine?

It wasn't this bad earlier.

Gosh, I can't believe this.

Wait here.

You should have some porridge before taking medicine.

Come on. You should finish it.

Take the medicine, then.

Gosh.

Oh dear.

I guess your dad's birthday party stressed you out.

It was silly of me to make a big deal out of it.

That's not it. I got a cold after getting caught in the rain.

Why did you get rained on? If you didn't have an umbrella,

you should've stayed inside or called Gyu-jin.

Okay. The medicine will bring down the fever soon.

Get some good sleep.

Drink a lot of warm water. See you again next week.

Bye.

Bye.

Are you busy, Dr. Yoon?

I can spare a few minutes. What is it?

I have appointments all day, but I don't think I can finish them.

If you have some time, can you help me?

I'm all booked up too. Let me see what I can do.

-Why do you have so many appointments? -Because I got Dr. Song's patients.

How sick is she that she took the day off?

Is it serious?

-A cold? -What?

Yes, kind of.

I had dinner plans today.

She and I don't click at all.

I'll call for help later if I can't manage.

She was sick, not just sleeping in.

I should've checked on her.

Will she be in bed?

Oh, whatever. I don't care.

My gosh.

What a dreadful mess.

Why are there clothes and blankets out here?

Did Gyu-jin sleep out here to avoid catching her cold?

Right, I should be of help to them.

They're busy, so I might as well clean up for them.

What a dreadful mess.

These two are hopeless.

How come they never clean up?

The trash is full to the brim.

When was the last time they emptied it?

They're terrible.

Oh dear.

My goodness.

What happened? I don't believe this.

The bag was too full. I should've gotten another bag.

I'm so hopeless.

I'm such an idiot.

I just made more work for myself.

Darn it.

What's this?

COHABITATION CONTRACT

"Cohabitation Contract"?

My insides hurt.

I must be getting old.

Drinking 3,000cc of beer was no problem in the past.

I know.

I'm too hungover to train.

Thanks to that, we get the day off.

Drink with us next time.

You too.

My dear Seo-jin.

Did you cook me pollack soup because I'm hungover?

With an egg?

Seo-jin, me too.

I need some soup too.

Fish?

How refreshing.

Thank you.

Your soup is amazing.

Thank you.

Seo-jin, look over there.

Who's uglier between those two?

They're both ugly?

Seo-jin, you have amazing taste in men.

Thank you, Seo-jin.

-Seo-yeong. -What?

Oh, right.

That was so good. Thanks.

What are you reading?

Articles on Aunt Na-hee. The comments are so fun to read.

Half of them curse her out.

That's why they're fun.

Guess what I read earlier?

THEY'RE A FAKE COUPLE

Wait. What's this?

"Dr. Yoon and Dr. Song are actually divorced. They're a fake couple."

What was that?

What did you just say?

Says who?

Someone left a comment here.

It says so.

Dr. Yoon and Dr. Song are actually divorced. They're a fake couple.

This is bad.

I bet she slept all day and didn't take any medicine.

MEDICINE

This is for old times' sake.

I can't ignore a sick person.

That's right.

I did a good job.

Mother.

When did you get here?

Oh, Na-hee. You're here because she's sick.

She took the day off today, so I brought porridge and medicine.

Did you have dinner?

I will clean this up right now.

What…

what is this, Gyu-jin?

COHABITATION CONTRACT

Mother…

I want water.

You're home.

COHABITATION CONTRACT

I asked you what this is.

Mother.

This is…

Na-hee.

You tell me.

What's a cohabitation contract,

and what's this about your divorce?

What is this about?

Why would you get divorced?

Why would you…

What did I tell you in the beginning?

I said things would never work out between you two!

Is there no way you can get back together?

That means we're no longer in-laws.

Still, let's contact each other every now and then.

-What? -Mom disappeared.

-What? -Mom left home.

When Dad woke up, she was gone.