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What's wrong with you people today?
We have work to do!
Who are you? What are you to her?
-Her husband? -No!
I'm…
I am…
a man who likes her!
I like her, okay?
So just give her ten minutes!
-What's wrong? -Ok-ja.
-What's the matter? -What's wrong?
You've been with Jae-seok for four years?
Has it been that long already?
Jae-seok?
Yes, that sounds about right.
I see. It's already been four years.
We did hit a rough patch when he was in Turkey.
I thought about ending the relationship,
but I just couldn't live without him.
Right, I see.
I wasn't sure about coming here today,
but I mustered up the courage.
Until we get his mother's approval,
I figured it was up to me to stay strong.
Seriously?
That's right.
Gosh, my heart nearly jumped out of my chest.
Are you sure you were nervous in there?
You seemed like a professional actress.
Are you kidding me?
My heart was racing the whole time.
I was worried that she'd see right through us.
Was I okay? Did I seem off?
Not at all.
Where did you get that outfit? Don't tell me you bought it.
No, it's Na-hee's.
Jeans and a hoodie didn't seem appropriate.
-Does it not suit me? -Unlike how I expected…
Anyway, thank you for doing this.
Ms. Song, you are one loyal friend. I mean it.
Stop that.
Just know that I won't ever do this again.
Sure thing. And to express my gratitude, I'll treat you to a full-course meal.
Tell me where you want to go.
A hotel buffet? A wine bar? A club?
Forget it. I'm a student studying for an exam.
It's only a one-time thing.
Besides, you need to blow off some steam now and then.
You're right, but still.
There is one place I've been wanting to go.
Where?
I am a man who likes her!
I like her, okay?
My gosh. I can't believe it.
Who knew he had feelings for the gimbap lady?
Unbelievable.
Honey, did you know?
Know what?
Stop gossiping and get the chicken batter ready.
Why her though?
What about her does he like?
He's always been picky with high standards when it comes to women.
Why on earth are you so curious about it?
Are you going to keep talking?
I'm mixing the batter. See? My hands are moving.
She's been awfully quiet all this time.
Ok-ja?
Who would've seen that coming?
I'm shocked!
How can he fall for someone who reminds me of a barrel?
Mr. Yang sure has weird taste in women.
Actually, there's something intriguing about her.
In what way?
-I heard this at the salon. -Yes?
Rumor has it that
she's the girlfriend of a notorious gangster…
and a former high-stakes gambler.
Don't underestimate me and my fat belly.
Don't be ridiculous!
Why would a gangster's girlfriend sell gimbap here?
This is what I heard from the rice cake store.
Rumor has it that she was a big player among loan sharks.
24% interest with your car as collateral. Okay?
-So she seduced Mr. Yang with her money? -Yes.
That's absurd. Mr. Yang has quite the fortune too.
You're right.
Ok-ja, come here. You know Mr. Yang's--
What on earth?
Cho-yeon, I shocked you earlier, didn't I?
Yes, you did in a way.
Well, I'll say it again.
I like you. Actually, I love you.
Please accept my love.
My gosh.
He seems driven.
Well, I'm sorry to tell you this,
but I don't feel the same way.
Sorry?
You're not my type.
I like handsome guys.
I'm not so bad when it comes to my looks.
People say I seem manly.
Exactly.
I like men who are on the prettier side.
I prefer young and fresh over old and rich.
So don't bother and take your affections elsewhere.
I'm afraid I can't.
I won't.
What do you mean you won't?
Do you plan to kidnap me or something?
I might have to if you won't accept my feelings.
My gosh.
The fire in my heart won't ever go out,
and I won't sheathe the sword I drew.
Wait and see. I will woo you eventually.
That being said, I wish you a good day today.
Have a good day, Mr. Yang!
My gosh.
What's gotten into him? Now I'm scared.
Unbelievable. It wasn't one of us
but you whom he fell for. My gosh.
Exactly.
We're the ones who are young and pretty, so why would he fall for you?
Has he lost his mind or something?
Shut it, you two.
I never said this out loud, but I have this appeal that draws men in.
Call me a femme fatale if you want.
Once hooked, men can't seem to think straight.
Really?
Gosh, this is news to us.
Anyway, this could be quite bothersome for me.
He really isn't my type, you know.
I tried so hard not to get caught up in romance here,
but it still happened.
What a big mess.
If you ask me
She said
-she's annoyed by all this, -If this is
-but she seems quite pleased. -Love
-Anyone can tell she is. -I will say
It's the seed that leads to a breakup
Unbelievable. This doesn't make any sense.
Are his standards that low?
How can he fall for a woman like her of all people?
Ms. Jang, I was on my way to Yeong-dal's store.
Is she insane? What has gotten into her?
Gosh, it hurts.
Let me think.
What exactly does she mean by a pretty boy?
How can I be like one when I don't know what they're like?
It's not like I can be reborn from the ashes.
Hey.
Hyo-sin, you must be making a delivery.
Be safe on the road!
Like always, he's tall and handsome.
It sure is good to be young.
Of course.
Bingo.
Young, fresh, and pretty.
Noted.
One, two, three.
In one motion. Squeeze your core.
A strong core.
-One, two, three. -One, two, three.
See? Your legs were wobbly. Again.
One, two, three.
That's it. Good job.
Do the same thing 50 times. Go!
What?
Fifty times. Go.
Got it. All right.
-One, two, three. -One, two, three.
-One, two, three. -One, two, three.
My gosh. Really?
Mr. Yang confessed his feelings in public?
To the plump lady we saw at Dad's birthday party?
I can't believe it.
How romantic. It must be crazy in the market.
Of course. How could they not make a fuss when this happened in our small market?
Why would this be a big affair?
What's the big deal about one person liking another?
They're both single, so it'll be nice for them to date.
I, for one, am jealous.
There's love in the air even for those who are old,
but here I am wasting my good looks.
Gosh, unbelievable.
-It's so good. -I'm home.
-You're back. -Ji-hun, you're home.
-Hi, Ji-hun. -Son, you're late.
Come and have some dinner.
Here. I saved a drumstick for you.
I'll wash my hands first.
Aren't you hungry? Why were you held up today?
Gosh, it's so pretty.
I had no idea that I lived in such a pretty city.
You even had a fiancé,
so how is it your first time coming to Seoul Tower?
Tell me about it.
He spent most of his time studying for the state exam
and I packed meals for him.
If he had a break, we'd go to a theater,
but he'd doze off beside me.
Enjoy it as much as you want.
Capture everything in your eyes until you get sick of Seoul.
Okay. I will.
There are so many locks here.
I guess all the couples in this country have been here.
How are there so many?
I think there's a catch here.
Some people overlap.
They must put locks here with many different people.
Look. Think about the buildings in Gangnam.
There are so many buildings, but none of them belong to me or my friends.
That's because the owners overlap.
The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
You're right.
You are so smart.
Thank you for recognizing it.
When would I be able to come here with a guy and put a lock here?
Why? Are you envious?
Let's just do it.
Fortunately, I happen to be a guy.
-No, that's not right. -Where?
-Here? This looks good. -Okay. I'll put it here.
Thank you for today, Ms. Song.
My pleasure.
I'm sure I'm the only woman who does this with her in-law.
Why? I'm doing it too.
This is fun.
This is really nice.
Stay here. I'll take a picture of you.
This is your first time here, so you must have your picture taken.
Then focus on the night view, not me.
-I'm a great photographer. -All right.
That's not good.
Move over here.
Okay. It's good. The background is nice.
I'm taking it now.
In one, two--
What kind of pose is that?
-You know it's Mount Nam. -Just stand straight.
Good. I'm taking it now.
In one, two, three.
Try to look taller. In one, two, three.
Gosh, my back hurts.
Okay. I took it with the background.
Now I'll take one from up close. A close-up shot.
In one, two--
Gosh. Stop it!
Ms. Song, sit here.
No. I told you to sit.
Okay.
I'm taking it. In one, two, three.
Stay still. Lower your hands.
Stay put. I'm taking it now. In one, two, three.
Hang on.
Gosh, I'm such a good photographer.
This one looks good.
She's pretty.
That's enough. You can stop.
Mr. Yoon.
Mr. Yoon?
Yes? What did you say?
I said that's enough. I'll take pictures of you now.
No. I'm okay. I've been here a lot.
It's not that I came here with a woman. Anyway, I don't need it.
It's Mom.
It's my sister.
-Song Da-hee. -Na-hee.
I didn't expect you to do this.
Where did you go in that dress?
The transfer exam is not far off now.
How could you go out dressed up like that?
It's not like I went out for fun.
You also did it a few days ago, right?
You thought I'd not know if you dry-cleaned it?
No, Na-hee. This is my first time.
Seriously, this is my first time I've worn your clothes.
I don't buy that.
You are so busted. Come here.
No, Na-hee. I didn't do it.
Trust me. It's my first time.
The longer you hold out, the worse things get.
-Tell me the truth. -It's true. Please believe me.
-This is my first time. -You, Da-hee.
How dare you wear my clothes?
Gosh, Na-hee. Seriously, it wasn't me.
I didn't wear other dresses.
-My goodness. -It wasn't me.
I'm sorry, Da-hee.
I will remember your sacrifice.
I won't forget it.
-How dare you… -Gosh, she's so spiteful.
What's the big deal about sharing clothes?
What is she talking about? Is it really true?
Is it true that you're seeing someone?
Yes. I have a girlfriend.
What?
How could you--
Who on earth is she?
What is her family background like?
Why did you go on a date when you have a girlfriend?
Mom, ask one question at a time.
I can't tell you who she is.
I started dating her before I went to Turkey.
And I didn't tell you about her
because I knew you would want to see her.
Of course I do.
Bring her home tomorrow.
See? I knew you'd be like this.
You can never do that.
Why? Why can't I see her?
Well…
she's still a student.
What? A student?
My gosh. What a jerk.
You're dating a girl who's a lot younger than you.
She's not that young.
Who on earth is she?
How could she captivate your heart like that?
Well, let me tell you what she's like.
Excuse me. Is this yours?
Thank you. Thank you so much.
She's so nice.
-She's diligent. -Thank you.
Sometimes, she's whimsical.
And…
-Here? This looks good. -Okay. I'll put it here.
In one, two, three.
Again.
Stay put. I'm taking it now. In one, two, three.
She's pretty.
What?
I said she's pretty.
Mom, what did I just say?
Did I say she's pretty? I take it back. She's not.
What's going on? Is she pretty or not?
She's an average girl.
Anyway,
bring her home first. Show me.
I'm telling you again.
You can't date anyone without my permission.
I'll pick a girl I really like.
I will never back off.
We can do it later. We're not that serious yet.
If I married everyone I dated, I would've done it more than ten times.
I'll date her a little more.
Mom, do you want to drink something? I'm having a beer.
What?
You said you'd only show your face, but you're late.
What?
Did you change your mind after seeing her?
Was the gallery that fancy?
How dare you ignore your older brother?
Gyu-jin.
Have you ever thought Ji-yeon is pretty?
Or Ms. Oh.
What?
Nothing. Never mind.
Keep cleaning.
Gosh, he's hopeless. What should I do with him?
She is pretty.
This is strange. Why does she look pretty?
She's definitely not pretty on my terms.
She's pretty again. It's crazy. What's wrong with me?
No. It's not like I have feelings for her.
I haven't dated a woman for a long time. It's my testosterone that's reacting.
It's just a reaction of the pituitary gland to visual stimulus.
It means nothing more than that. Sure.
MS. SONG
That's right.
You're a healthy, average Korean man.
No, that's not true.
You're more than that, Jae-seok.
I made new jangjorim. I wonder if you'd like it.
Try it.
Eat up. You need to eat meat to gain energy.
Thank you so much, Ga-hee.
You're the best.
What are you staring at? Is there something on my face?
Yes. Dried seaweed by your mouth.
Mom, if you have time, will you come out for dinner?
A sushi restaurant opened by our hospital. You like sushi.
I would love to, but am I allowed to leave the store before closing?
Go. Go ahead.
We can do business without you.
There are your sister and Hyo-sin. Just go.
Yes, come out for dinner. Ga-hee and Da-hee, you too.
Let's have a girls' night out.
Really? I'd love it. I'm in.
Me too. I'll wait by your hospital after class at around 7 p.m.
-Okay. -What about our dinner, then?
Don't you worry, Ji-hun. Uncle will cook.
Why don't we all get together too?
Dad, your eldest son will prepare dinner for you today.
Expect something good, okay?
Take care, son. Study hard.
-See you later. -Bye.
What's this?
It's the jerk's motorcycle.
What did you just do?
Jeez.
Why did this fall over?
Is it a jerk, just like its owner?
Gosh.
Hello, sir.
You're here early.
So are you.
I guess you're a morning person.
When I heard you'd be our new director, I was pleased.
But you play favorites. I want to be your favorite too.
You tend to look out a bit too much for Dr. Song.
I'm envious.
You're the jealous type.
Or is it because it's Na-hee?
Oh? Good morning.
Hello. Morning.
Hi.
I was going to see you in your office.
You can't speak because of me.
Okay. Go ahead.
I don't think
I have to move out.
I talked it out with my mom.
Did you? Did you and your mother reconcile?
We didn't exactly reconcile, but we worked things out.
Good for you.
It's a shame for me though.
I thought it would be fun to carpool to and from work.
You did well.
-Juri, to the side. -Here?
Wipe harder.
Did you skip breakfast? Move. I'll do it.
Give me that. Rub hard, like this.
-You do it, then. -Can't you even do this? What?
-You do it. -Hey.
-You can do it all. -Let's do it together.
UNNIE'S GIMBAP
What's this?
I found it on the way,
although you're more of a flower.
What was that about? Did he try to copy the chicken delivery guy?
Because you like pretty boys?
It seems so. Wow.
I think he's really into you, Cho-yeon.
Try and make it work!
Into me, my foot. Forget it.
I'd rather have him bring meat like last time.
Why would he give me something I can't eat?
They smell nice.
Where should I put these?
Do we have a vase?
My goodness.
She's playing hard to get, isn't she?
Her swaying hips mean yes.
But she says no.
-She's definitely playing hard to get. -She is.
Let's go inside.
It's only a practice, so don't hurt yourselves.
Today, we'll test the camera angles
and practice the moves, so don't get too nervous.
Yes, sir. Don't worry.
Bye.
Relax. Why are you so tense?
You'll become stiff and mess up everything.
It's just that the suit is a little thin.
-Jun-seon. -What?
You should relax. Your face is too pale.
-Is it? -Yes.
Did I put on too much makeup?
Okay! Okay.
Ready.
Action!
Cut! That's fine.
Stunt doubles, take your places.
Go!
Cut! Okay! Wow.
I'd like you to do just that for the shoot.
Yes, Director! Thank you!
Come with me.
You did great.
Why isn't anyone else here? It's almost 7 p.m.
Don't be silly.
Oh? Ms. Song?
Mr. Yoon.
Ms. Song!
It's so nice to see you here.
-What brought you here? -I'm waiting for my sister.
The women of the house are eating out.
My mom and Ga-hee too.
Wow, your family gets along well.
Ours is still a bit icy.
How did you manage that day? After your mother called.
We got over it somehow.
What about you? Did your sister yell at you?
I managed too.
You should go. Your colleague's waiting.
Okay. See you.
Eat something nice.
-I will. -Bye.
Bye.
Na-hee.
-Da-hee. -Na-hee.
I was about to call you.
Mom and Ga-hee just got off the bus.
-We can meet them nearby. Let's go. -Let's go.
It's so good.
How is it, Mom? It's nice, isn't it?
Yes. I love this place because I don't smell any oil.
And the fish is fresh.
Eat a lot. Ga-hee and Da-hee, you too.
I'm stuffing my face as we speak.
Don't make me talk.
The tempura is so crunchy.
How nice.
Eating good food with Mom and my sisters, chatting and giggling.
Yes. We should've been like this before.
Things were too gloomy among us.
Yes. I had to tiptoe around you two and could barely breathe.
-Right, Ga-hee? -That's right.
Those two are mocking us, Mom.
They are. You're nasty brats.
Anyway, let's all forget about the past
and go back to being a tight group.
Shall we toast to that?
Sure.
To the friendship of the four women of the Song family!
-Cheers! -Cheers!
Excuse me. I'm sorry to bother you.
Yes? What do you want?
I work at a nearby securities company.
I'm here to have dinner with some colleagues,
but then I saw you four having fun.
If you don't mind, how about you join us for a drink?
My gosh.
Gosh. Really?
Are you sure my age won't be a problem?
Sorry about that. Excuse me.
No need to apologize. It's fine.
You could stay for a chat.
Unbelievable.
I guess I'm still attractive.
Look at him blushing. We must've shocked him.
Good for you, Mom. A young man asked you out.
You must be pleased.
I guess being with my daughters has its perks.
I wonder if the men of our house are having dinner.
I'm sure they're already enjoying theirs. Cheers.
-Sure. -Why not? Cheers.
-Cheers. -Cheers.
I'm loving this.
Gosh.
Jun-seon, when will we have dinner?
It's almost done, Dad.
What's taking so long? All we need is a simple stew.
Look forward to it, Dad.
Just so you know, we'll be having spaghetti vongole.
What? Vongole?
Ji-hun, what on earth did he mean by that?
It's a spaghetti dish made with clams.
It's quite delicious.
Something's wrong with the clams. They won't open up.
What? Let me take a look.
Jun-seon gave you an order, so open up!
Seriously?
Are you kidding me?
Bring it on.
-Let me try. -We don't have the time.
Let's just cook them.
I'm sure they'll taste the same.
Hurry up, guys. My dad must be hungry.
-Sure. -Get cooking.
What else should go in here?
What's up with the spaghetti? It's stringy.
It must be because we cooked it for so long.
Wait, shouldn't it get mushy?
Jun-seon, this doesn't smell like oil.
I think it's a plum extract. What do we do?
What now?
I knew it.
This place serves the best jjajangmyeon. Right? Isn't it to die for?
Yes, it's delicious.
The fried dumplings are the best.
Everything tastes good when you're hungry. It's way past dinner time.
-Shut it. -Seriously?
Let's eat in peace.
I don't want to hear another word.
-Sure. -Got it.
What a luxurious evening.
I enjoyed sushi and an expensive bottle of sake.
It's a bummer, the more I think about it.
We should've drunk with those men.
Seriously? I'm going to tell Dad about this.
I mean,
for the sake of my three single daughters.
A securities company means stable and secure jobs.
It's too bad.
Why do we suddenly feel like sinners?
We are, aren't we?
We're the reason behind Mom's growing wrinkles.
I'm sorry for adding wrinkles to your pretty face.
It's fine, so shut it.
Take me out like this sometimes if you're that sorry.
Of course, I'd love for you to find love again,
but it's not something you can force.
We can do that much. How about once a month?
It'll be on me.
Don't be ridiculous. I'm the oldest sister.
I'll at least pay 10%.
You don't have a job, so all you have to do is attend.
I'm thinking of changing that.
I'm going to look for a job.
Really?
Yes.
I need money to begin with,
and it's a shame to waste my beauty and brain.
That's something pleasant to hear.
Speaking of which, this just came to my mind.
I might get busy from now on, so how about another round?
This cart bar serves the best rolled omelet.
I'm already tipsy. Another drink might interfere with my studies tomorrow.
Come on. Let tomorrow worry about itself.
You need to recharge in order to study.
Let's get another drink.
-Let's go. -Nice!
-I'm in! -Girls, it's too late.
-Your father will be waiting for us. -Mom, come on.
-You're a free woman today. -Let's go.
-Okay, fine. -Come on.
Over here.
All right. Fine, I'm coming.
-Come on. -Let's go.
-Here. -Come on.
Watch your step.
What's with the ruckus?
It's not like they own the neighborhood.
My darn sons.
I should've had a daughter somehow.
-Seo-jin, you're here! -I'm always sorry about this.
I know it's you who watches her the longest.
No problem. I'm unemployed, so it's the least I can do.
Seo-jin, we'll have fun today like we always do, okay?
Here you go. It's for kids two grades above Ji-hun, but he won't find it hard.
Hyeon-gyeong, thanks for always looking out for him.
Goodness.
What?
Go.
Get inside.
Seo-jin, let's head inside.
-Bye, Hyeon-gyeong. -Bye.
I feel like this new series will work out for me.
We rehearsed yesterday, and the director was pleased.
I feel good about it too.
Really? I'm glad.
So I was wondering if you could let me keep my promise to Seo-yeong.
Let's dine out as a family.
I want to treat the kids to something delicious.
Could you allow that?
Sure. Let's go out for dinner.
Really?
Let me know where.
Just so you know, Seo-yeong's craving cream spaghetti.
Cream spaghetti? And you?
What about you?
What does Seo-jin like?
I'll buy everything you want.
How many of our patients are booking in advance?
We're allowing 60% of our patients to book in advance a day.
What do you all say about increasing that
to about 70%?
Patients have been complaining
about having to wait too long on the spot.
Increasing the number to 70%
will help us be more efficient.
It sounds like a good idea.
I have been receiving many complaints too.
Then let's give it a try and see how it works--
I don't agree, Director Lee.
Go ahead, Dr. Yoon.
Many kids in this neighborhood are being watched by their grandparents.
They'll find it hard to use our reservation system.
Isn't a 10% increase a reasonable compromise?
That's a large number.
Especially children from lower-income households
who come to us because of our welfare program
might not have access to the Internet at home.
Then we'll allow bookings via phone.
-I'm sure they can make calls. -We already have that system in place.
It's a given fact that people of the older generation
prefer coming in to make appointments.
They find the entire booking system to be unfamiliar.
Wouldn't it be better to teach them the system, then?
In the long run, I mean.
Is this something we must push through?
Then we'll think about it some more.
That'll be the end of today's meeting.
What Dr. Yoon said earlier applies specifically
to the nature of this district.
Of course it's more efficient
to increase the percentage of bookings.
However, once you deal with old people
who bring their grandchildren here, you get to understand their circumstances.
Why are you laughing?
It's nothing.
I'm just amused by how passionately you're speaking up for Gyu-jin.
I didn't want you to be bothered by what he said.
Well, I'm not.
We don't have to agree on everything, so I understand.
I'm glad to hear that.
I'm more worried about eating lunch alone today.
You'll join me, right?
I'll call you later.
Are you kidding me?
Gyu-jin,
don't you think you overreacted?
What do you mean?
With Director Lee.
You were too emotional unlike your usual self.
As if. You're the one who's making it a big deal.
I'm your brother, Gyu-jin. By blood.
I can tell when you're not yourself.
Is it because of Na-hee? Something's up between them.
I don't know. So what if there is?
It's none of my business.
Gyu-jin.
Apologize when you get the chance, okay?
I'm sure he was bothered by it.
It was in front of his subordinates.
An interim director is still a director.
I'll get going.
Unbelievable.
I'm going.
-Have a good day. -You too.
-Sir, can you sign this? -Sure.
Got it. Have a good day.
-You too. -Sure.
Sorry about that.
It's nothing. Have a good day.
Thank you.
My gosh.
Again? But you got me flowers yesterday.
Eating today doesn't mean you don't tomorrow.
Roses keep reminding me of you.
Wait and see.
I'll fill up the store with roses in no time.
What use does a gimbap place have for all these roses?
Aren't you hot?
It must get sweaty in leather.
I'm not sweating at all.
Anyway, here's to another good day.
Young and fresh!
I could see him sweat, but he said he wasn't sweating.
What now?
You should tell him, Cho-yeon.
Wearing a leather jacket and riding a motorcycle doesn't make him a pretty boy.
Let him be. I can't tell him to stop what he enjoys.
He's more adorable the more I see him.
Hello,
I'm here to bring you words of wisdom.
Dad!
The room's too small, isn't it?
They have to prepare for today's business outside.
It's big enough for just one person.
Also, the flowers smell amazing.
This neighborhood is quite amusing, Dad.
Who knew that flowers could blossom on a dead tree?
Some guy is making a fuss, saying he likes me.
Is that so? That's nice to hear.
How do you feel about him, then?
He's not that bad, and he's quite down-to-earth.
He looks manly too.
Then you should make it work.
I'm seeing how it goes for now.
You know I'm skeptical when it comes to men.
I've dealt with my fair share of morons,
so I'm taking my time.
Also, it's not charming for a woman
to accept someone's love so fast.
You need to play hard to get.
Goodness.
What if he gets tired and moves on?
Don't worry, Dad.
Your daughter is an expert in that area.
I see my daughter's face has become bright like spring.
It must be a good sign.
You said that last year too.
All you do is lie.
It's all part of the journey.
Life may seem tough for you,
but it'll deliver a gift to you someday
just like it led me to you.
You keep getting better with your words, don't you?
If you hadn't been a monk, you'd have broken a lot of hearts.
Here you go.
Sir?
-My gosh. -Goodness, it's you.
I can't believe I ran into you here. What brings you by?
Well, I'm here to see a friendly face,
but I didn't expect to run into you too.
I got to meet two precious spirits.
I guess today is a day of coincidences.
Goodness.
-Have you been well? -As you can see, yes.
I'll see you around, then.
Sure thing. Please have a safe trip back.
He looks like he's lost weight every time I see him.
This won't do.
I should make his favorite pickled perilla leaves and take it to him tomorrow.
I feel awful.
Are we taking the day off, then?
In your dreams.
We'll need to prepare the ingredients before she comes in.
Hello, everyone.
-Hello, Mr. Song. -Hi.
What brings you by?
I'm here to get your approval
for the eco-friendly food waste disposer.
Should I sign it?
Just a second.
Did you have a visitor? The tea smells nice.
My dad stopped by a few minutes ago.
I see.
-Here you go. -Thanks.
You're working hard like always.
I hardly think that's true.
Hold on. Hasn't Chi-su been by today?
He already came by!
He bought her a bouquet of 100 roses.
One yesterday and one today.
It's true how one falls harder later in life.
Give my friend of ten years a chance.
I can't speak for everything else, but he's decent.
Well…
Anyway, have a good day.
-Bye. -Bye.
-Bye. -See you.
Have a good day.
Gosh, why is everyone trying to pressure me?
Anyway, let's open up the diner.
Stop that, you two. Ju-ri, blanch the spinach.
Ga-yeon, chop the carrots.
Okay. I will.
Let's go.
Here. This is your favorite, cream spaghetti.
Have some steak too. I'll cut it for you.
Dad, I forgot to bring oil paints
for the art class today.
Really? What did you do?
I went to the stationery shop in front of the school.
And I found photo cards of GOT7 there.
What can I do? I'm a big fan. So I had to buy them.
I just braced myself for the scolding and bought them.
You know my desk mate, right?
I've told you about him. He's Oh Jae-min.
Oh, right.
He brought extra oil paints for me. Isn't that amazing?
-Gosh, he sounds very sweet. -RIght.
You should have some steak. You've gotten skinny.
And he gave his pastels to me.
That's when I realized it.
He has feelings for me.
Why give me art supplies when he doesn't like me?
You're right. He does have an eye for people.
My daughter is pretty.
If he takes care of me, it means he likes me. Right?
Stop talking and eat your food.
You wanted to eat out with the family.
-Are you here to chat away? -Yes. This is what I wanted to do.
Sit around together and chat over a meal.
So how do you feel? Do you not like Jaemin?
Well, he's not bad, but he's not my type.
I like tall guys
because I'm short.
And I like chic guys with monolid eyes.
There's no need to explain more.
I like a guy just like him.
Hyo-sin.
Hey. You said your ideal type is me.
-I just said it to make you feel good. -Gosh.
Is he doing well? Did he not ask you about me?
He didn't. He's not interested in you at all.
You're just jealous.
You're the cutest when you are jealous.
Gosh.
Excuse me. Can you take a picture of us?
Our family is eating out for the first time in a while.
Okay.
-Please come closer. -Okay.
Mom, come closer. Come here.
I'm taking it now. One, two.
Dad, thank you for dinner today. Bye.
-All right. Text me, Seo-yeong. -Okay.
Good night, Seo-jin.
-Bye, Dad. -Bye.
Hyeon-gyeong.
What? Do you have something to say?
Well, it's nothing special.
Like I said yesterday, I have a feeling this will go very well.
To be honest, I was worried
that I wouldn't get any work after starting my business.
Skilled people are needed quickly in this field.
So?
Well, I mean,
I'll become financially stable soon.
We should think about Seo-yeong and Seo-jin too.
If things go well,
we might--
Jun-seon.
Yes, ma'am. I mean, yes.
I don't want to talk about what's already over.
I just want you to do things
that you should do as Seo-yeong and Seo-jin's dad.
I'll go inside.
Jun-seon is coming home late.
Their dinner should've ended a long time ago.
I know. It's already past 10 p.m.
Could it be that Jun-seon went to their house?
Are they having a great time,
eating ice cream and everything?
I hope things go well and they get back together.
He still loves his ex-wife very much.
Sure. He's such a romantic.
I know it. And the sky knows.
By the way, we better lose weight to wear a suit.
Shall we try intermediate fasting or something?
It's intermittent fasting, not intermediate fasting.
Right. Intermittent fasting.
I said intermittent fasting.
You said intermediate fasting.
Right. I heard it too. You said intermediate fasting.
Hey.
I'm sure I said intermittent fasting.
Are you deaf or what?
Stop accusing an innocent person and go pick your ears.
You're home, Jun-seon. They didn't pick their ears.
So I was going to pick them.
Jun-seon, did you enjoy the dinner?
It took a long time. I bet things went well.
Jun-seon, what did you eat?
Did you go home with them after dinner?
Did you get to talk to your ex-wife?
Jun-seon, tell us about it. We were really curious.
Let go of me. What?
Gosh, I'm feeling nauseous.
Ga-hee forced me to drink soju with beer.
I wasted the whole day without being able to study.
I can't do this. I should buy some pills.
Hello. I need some hangover relief pills.
Ms. Choi! My gosh.
Gosh, it's cold.
What?
I'm sorry.
-Please enjoy. -Thanks.
Please eat, Ms. Choi.
You haven't eaten all day because of your hangover.
Here.
I've never tried ox blood soup before.
You should try it. It's good.
Ox blood soup is great for relieving your hangover.
Ms. Song, with you…
No, we're not in-laws anymore.
I'm not sure if it's okay to sit here with you.
But I like you. I have no hard feelings towards you.
I know.
I'm sorry about Na-hee and Gyu-jin.
I have no one to talk to, so I'm just frustrated.
My first son is now a divorced man.
And my second son is no different.
I wanted to set him up with a woman I like,
but he showed up there with his girlfriend.
It turned out he had a girlfriend.
I don't know who she is,
but I heard she's still a student.
What does he want to do with a young girl?
I wish she wouldn't be another selfish wench.
Oh, it's okay.
I know Na-hee has that side to her.
That's how elders feel about her.
I know. Even her sister admits it.
She is.
Right.
Anyway, nothing goes the way I want with my children.
Life is so pointless and empty.
I see.
When are you going home?
If you need a ride, come running.
Gyu-jin, I'm having dinner with Gi-yeong.
Go home without me.
You should've told me sooner
so I didn't have to call you.
I'm hanging up.
That fool.
Are you getting off work, Dr. Yoon?
Yes.
If you have some time,
will you go out for a drink with me?
Well, okay.
Isn't it nice here?
I come here often.
I see.
Earlier today, I went overboard. I apologize.
Forget it. I went overboard too.
I've worked here for a few years,
and the hospital means a lot to me.
It wasn't anything personal,
so don't get the wrong idea.
Really?
It was a bit personal for me.
I like Na-hee. I have feelings for her.
I want to make things work,
but I think she needs some time.
So I'll approach her slowly, bit by bit.
Why are you telling me this?
Because I think you caught on.
Isn't that why you opposed me so strongly?
But that's--
I'm not asking for your permission.
I just wanted to be honest.
Why are you buying me dinner anyway?
Why even ask? It's not a big deal.
Also, talk casually to me.
You're my university senior.
I can't do that.
We're in different departments, and you're my senior at the hospital.
Don't say that.
Just drop the honorifics. Treat me casually.
Can I do that? I will, then.
Speaking casually does make us feel closer.
Right, Gi-yeong?
-Eat some more. -Thanks.
About the woman we met yesterday.
Dr. Song's younger sister.
Who? My in-law?
Yes, your sister-in-law.
No. Technically, she's your ex-sister-in-law.
Yes. What about her?
Could you
set me up with her?
-What? -The thing is,
she's totally my type.
I can't handle intimidating women.
But she looks sweet and docile.
She's my type.
I feel so lonely these days.
I see.
But I just can't ask Dr. Song to introduce me to her sister.
If you arrange a date as if it's a coincidence,
I'll do whatever--
She has a boyfriend.
What? She does?
Yes.
It looks like they're going to get married.
You got excited over nothing.
Is your car parked at the hospital?
Yes. I'll call a driver. What about you?
I'll take a taxi from here. I'd rather not walk back.
-Okay. -Bye.
BO-YEONG
-I'll call you-- -Where are you?
Si-hu… My son is…
What's wrong? What's the matter?
His temperature is 39, heart rate is 105.
His WBC count is 18,000. Respiratory rate is 40,
-indicating tachypnea. -Chemistry results?
We're still waiting. I'll get the shot ready.
Doctor. Si-hu's okay, isn't he?
Is he okay?
Yes. Don't worry.
It could be pneumonia. I prescribed an antibiotic, so he'll be fine.
Bo-yeong.
Gyu-jin.
It's okay. He'll be fine.
Thanks.
-I enjoyed the meal. -Good.
-See you tomorrow. -Bye.
Bye.
What was that about, Jae-seok?
She has a boyfriend? What were you thinking?
Do you…
Thanks for everything today.
I feel much better now.
I enjoyed our dinner too.
Don't skip any meals.
Find a part-timer soon too.
Okay, I will. Take care.
Bye.
Good night.
Make sure you lock the door.
See you.
Bye.
Yes.
That's the only answer.
I like
Ms. Song.
EPILOGUE, THE DAY BEFORE
Let's be honest.
I'll say this because I have liquid courage.
Why are parents never okay with their kids' divorce?
Look at Americans, for example.
"My life is my own."
"My kids' lives are their own."
They acknowledge everything.
Why… Why can't you let your kids be independent?
Jeez…
Yes.
There's a difference in mentality.
Culture as well.
Imagine Ji-hun was divorced. Would you be cool with it?
I can't.
Gosh, no. Never. This can't happen to Ji-hun.
-What are you saying? -See? You brat.
Ga-hee!
Mom!
My gosh. What's up with her?
She's drunk.
Her pupils are dilated.
Have you ever been to Mount Nam?
Have you?
Mom, have you been to Mount Nam?
I…
I have been to Mount Nam.
She's out of it.
Why did she suddenly mention Mount Nam?
I guess she went there.
Who did she go with?
No!
-No. -No.
I'm not cleaning right now.
I'm wiping my heart.
I'll go back to my corrupt lifestyle. I'll go back to being the old me!
My gosh!
-Mom. -What happened to you?
-Well… -What did you do to him?
I'm sorry. I was careless.
I was so afraid yesterday.
No, don't say that.
It'll make me feel uncomfortable.
Then I won't do that from now on.
-Are you… -Who are you?
It is you, Yeong-dal.
Oh, right. I visited my mom's a while ago
and heard some news about her cousin.
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