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I'm getting married.

-"Married"? -"Married"?

Yes. Please make time and be at my wedding. Okay?

You didn't say anything when we met up two months ago,

and now you're suddenly getting married?

-Was there an "accident"? -Of course, kiddo.

Why else would I get married?

You caused an "accident"? You of all people?

I fell into a pit of fire called love,

then my heart was severely burned.

The doctor said it'll take a total of 3,360 weeks to recover.

I need to stop writing poetry now.

Gung-cheol, you do that now.

I've been writing poetry with all my might for years,

but you're way more expressive than I am.

So? Who's the bride-to-be?

Yes, right.

All right.

What is that? A wedding invitation?

You came completely prepared.

What's with this schnook?

It's someone you all probably know.

-What? -What?

"Nam Jeong-hae"?

Wait, that Nam Jeong-hae?

AN GUNG-CHEOL AND NAM JEONG-HAE

Hey, man.

Are you going to be a doctor's husband?

Yes. Everyone respects doctors, and I'm going to be married to one.

Good for you. Anyway, what did Jeong-hae look like?

I only remember what Hae-suk looked like

whenever I think about our college days.

-Baek Hae-suk! -Yes.

Man, I miss my Hae-suk.

I really miss her.

What's she doing with her life?

Hey, anyway, we can't call it a day already.

It's a great day. We can't go home after one drink.

Preach it, brother. You're paying for everything today. Okay?

Okay.

Do whatever you want today. Everything is on me.

Taxi! Let's go.

Hey.

You three can have fun. I have work early tomorrow morning.

-What? -Jae-hoon, come along.

We haven't met for long. Don't go already.

I'm sorry.

-Come with us. -Forget it.

He doesn't want to come.

-Go home. -Let's meet more often.

-Come. -See you again.

Just get in here.

Bye.

Jae-hoon, I know you're busy, but please come to my wedding.

Okay? Come.

-See you later. -See you.

AN GUNG-CHEOL AND NAM JEONG-HAE

Will Chun-bok be all right?

He'll have to get a detailed examination,

but it's probably vascular dementia.

Once he gets treated, he can prevent it from worsening.

That's a relief, then.

Anyway,

did you really quit your job?

Yes.

What happened?

Life happened.

I wanted to make an awesome turning point in my life.

Yes.

Thanks for driving.

I'm aching all over.

Next time, let's find a big car so I can stretch my legs.

Then you can take the bus next time.

What's with you?

Thanks a lot. I'll get going.

You all must be tired. Get a good rest.

Bye. Bye, guys.

-Bye. Thanks for driving. -Bye.

Chun-bok, should I come with you?

Forget it. I don't need your help.

-Thanks. -Sure.

Professor Nam has the best taste in treating someone to a drink.

Assemblyman Kang is a regular here.

-I see. -Really?

How did you find out about this bar?

The owner here is the wife of my husband's friend.

Really? Your husband's friend must be one heck of a guy.

He must be very energetic.

Congratulations, Dr. Nam.

Oh my goodness.

This is on the house.

Dear me.

You're giving us such expensive champagne on the house?

Let me pour you one.

Sure.

-Come and take a seat. Sit here. -Sure. Thank you.

-Grab a drink. -All right.

She's now

Professor Nam, not just Dr. Nam, right?

You're right.

Then why don't we make a toast for Professor Nam?

-Sure. -Sounds great.

-Professor Nam, congratulations. -Congratulations.

Thank you.

Jeong-hae.

Where are you?

I just got to the underground parking lot.

Did you?

Then can you come and pick me up?

I got a little tipsy.

Where are you?

At Gyeong-ja's bar.

Okay.

I'll head over right now, so wait just for a moment.

Okay.

HAE-SUK

HAE-SUK

Professor Nam, you must have had a few drinks.

-Yes, she's in a good mood. -You okay?

I'm fine.

-She's so cute. -Dr. Nam, Gung-cheol is here.

Goodness.

-Come on in. -Hello.

I thought you weren't going to call him. When did you call him over?

Say hi to her. Ms. Oh Sun-jeong, the chairwoman of our association.

Yes, hello. I've heard a lot about you.

I'm Jeong-hae's husband, An Gung-cheol.

Yes, hello. I've heard a lot about you too.

Take this.

I… I left my card in the car.

I'll take it next time. And you don't need to bring your card when you're with her.

Yes.

It has been a while. Have you two been well?

-Of course. -Yes.

-Take a seat. -Yes, grab a seat.

-Gosh. -Thank you.

Gung-cheol, you need to treat us tonight.

Congratulations on becoming a professor's husband.

Pardon?

HAE-SUK

Take a glass.

I'll be there soon.

Goodness.

Congratulations, Gung-cheol.

He deserves half the credit for her appointment with his support.

Isn't that so?

Yes, of course.

What do you mean? I didn't do anything at all.

Gee, he's so humble too.

-Grab another drink. -Sure.

Your party is here.

Hey, Dr. Jeong. You're here.

He's a guy who plays golf with Dr. Nam and me.

I invited him over for a drink.

Dr. Jeong, come and take a seat.

Okay.

You've come a long way.

Take a seat.

-Have a drink. -Thank you.

Thank you for coming.

Come on, drink up.

Doesn't he brighten up the room?

Dr. Jeong is very talented and good looking.

You're right.

HAJEONG SEOBU POLICE STATION

VIOLENT CRIMES UNIT TEAM 3

-Sir! -Yes, what?

We've located Seo Ju-won.

Really? Where is he? Let's go.

-Yes, sir. -Go.

Wait,

so you two are friends?

Yes, since our college days.

Then Professor Nam and Dr. Jeong,

you two must've been acquainted already.

But you both pretended as if you'd never met before.

Goodness, gracious.

It was their first time meeting on duty. I'm sure that's why.

I guess that could be the case.

That's what makes you two so professional.

Chairwoman Oh, is he that guy

you only wanted to introduce to Dr. Nam?

Right, I almost forgot. You two should meet him too.

He's the director of Jeongrip Urology Clinic,

and the youngest son of the new director

-of Yeongang University Hospital-- -Ms. Oh.

I thought we were here today to celebrate Dr. Nam's appointment.

Okay, now. Let's not just sit around.

We all need to grab a drink together.

Cheers. Here.

All right.

Congratulations, and nice to meet you!

-Congratulations. -Congratulations. She's so cute.

HAE-SUK

Thanks for coming.

I love the ambiance here.

Come by more often.

I'll be back.

That's the uncanny thing about people's relationships.

It was that day, right?

When we asked you to go hiking.

You said you had to go play golf.

Yes, that's the day.

But why

didn't you tell me you played golf with Jeong-hae?

What do you think?

Why didn't you tell me?

Weren't you completely out of it

when Hae-suk showed up that day?

You could've told me the day after.

There's no reason to bring it up the day after. It's not that important.

And I figured Jeong-hae already told you.

What's with that face?

Wait, are you suspicious of Jeong-hae and me?

Hey.

Why would I be suspicious? I just got curious.

And why didn't you tell me this good news sooner?

I'm sorry, but I just found out when I got here as well.

Do your business.

Thanks for your help today, Eun-sil.

I didn't help out to get paid.

Please take it.

I'll feel bad otherwise.

And please help me out from time to time when you're free.

Really? May I do that?

Is Pu-reum sound asleep?

Yes.

How was your trip to the sea? Was it fun?

Yes, it blew all my frustration away.

Have you been feeling frustrated?

Something must have happened.

Any man who's my age has something frustrating going on.

My everyday life is like war.

Honey, by any chance, do you want to quit your job and take some time off?

-Eun-sil. -Yes?

Do you know what office workers dream of every single day?

It's not simply getting off work, but resigning for good.

Then you can quit.

I'll make money.

Do you think it's easy to make money?

It's very hard to get money from someone else's pocket.

I can make money if I set my mind to it.

So if you want to quit,

you can quit whenever you want.

Goodness.

Honey, someone said

living with a good housewife

who's also young and pretty like me is

as good as making hundreds of millions of won.

So please cheer up.

-Okay? -Yes, of course. You're right.

So don't worry about making money,

and just do your best to bring up Pu-reum.

My goodness. Gosh, my back.

I'll wash up first.

Jeong-hae.

Congratulations on your appointment as a professor.

You've done well.

Thanks.

Oh, right.

I'm going to a seminar tomorrow.

-A seminar? -It'll be held over two days,

so I'll spend a night there.

Won't you be too tired? Should I give you a ride?

What about your work?

Don't worry. I'll be fine.

Okay.

HAE-SUK

I will

do everything I can

to steal your husband.

No, I'm going to take him back.

Gung-cheol was

mine to begin with.

Thanks for coming.

Doesn't he brighten up the room?

Dr. Jeong is very talented and good looking.

Then Professor Nam and Dr. Jeong,

you two must've been acquainted already.

But you both pretended as if you'd never met before.

Goodness, gracious.

What's with that face?

Wait, are you suspicious of Jeong-hae and me?

What the--

What are you doing? Close the door and leave.

How can I leave after closing the door?

Leave, then close the door, will you?

I don't want to.

If you take one more step,

you will honestly regret everything.

Why?

Are you afraid you'll fall for me?

Choi Mo-ran, it doesn't matter what you look like.

You've already gone out of my interest.

So stop fooling around and leave quietly.

That's cold.

Darn it.

Close the door!

We haven't met for two days already.

Could we meet just for a moment right now? Just for ten minutes.

I'm sorry. I'm too tired, so I'll probably sleep early.

But I'll see you tomorrow.

Okay.

Sleep well. I'll be there tomorrow right after my practice.

I love you, Ae-ra.

Yes.

I HEART AE-RA

Good for you.

How long will you stay?

I should leave.

If you're that anxious, just turn yourself in.

I didn't kill him. Why should I turn myself in?

Then why are you running from them?

The police aren't like thugs.

They'll let you go if they find you innocent.

I'm not running away

from the police.

What?

Have you been gambling too?

Are you running away from your creditors just as he did?

It's not like that!

Ae-ra.

You know…

Mr. Seo Ju-won, we know you're in there. Open the door now!

Don't go, honey.

It's so cold.

Goodness.

Amazing.

CONGRATULATIONS, PROFESSOR NAM JEONG-HAE

Mother, did you become a professor?

Yu-bin, from now on, you're a professor's son.

Congratulations, Mother.

Thanks.

When did you prepare all these?

What do you think? I stayed up all night and cooked.

Eat up before they get cold.

I see. Thanks.

Thank you for the food.

Sure.

I'll do my best to not be the last place for my next test

to celebrate Mother's new job as a professor.

Wow, really?

I'll be grateful if you would do that.

Yu-bin.

Don't do that just because I became a professor.

I thought I told you to do your best in everything you do.

Oh, right.

I'll remember that.

Yu-bin, you don't have to find it so difficult.

Just study as passionately as how you enjoy the food I make.

But when I study,

it doesn't taste this good.

I'll do the rest.

You should hurry up and get to work.

Well, Jeong-hae, the thing is…

What do you think?

That looks great. Thanks.

I'll put it on you.

Do you know how to do it?

Of course, I do.

If I…

had been an ordinary housewife who only looked after our home,

would you have been a lot happier?

Don't say that.

I don't care if you're an ordinary housewife

or a successful doctor.

I'm unconditionally and sufficiently happy.

Do you mean it?

But you know,

it looks a bit cooler to have a wife who's a doctor.

All done.

Wow, you aren't so bad, Nam Jeong-hae.

You're good at putting on a tie.

That's a new side of you.

An Gung-cheol.

I also

don't care no matter what you do.

I'm unconditionally

and sufficiently happy.

But you know,

it doesn't sound as cool

as having a husband who's a doctor.

I'm leaving.

I'll call tonight.

Drive safely.

Okay.

Where should I go?

Man.

-Are you going on a trip? -To a seminar.

Then you'll stay there for a night.

May I come with you?

Hurry up and find a place for yourself.

I wouldn't do that for you.

Hey, Kang Gyeong-ja.

What have you done to me?

What are you talking about?

I can't believe this.

You can't be cheap and force me to do this while I'm asleep.

My gosh.

That wasn't a dream?

Get dressed. Let's get you to a hospital.

Why do I have to go there?

I'm fine now.

Just give me some food.

You aren't a kid. Why do you hate getting shots so much?

No, he's a kid. He's like Benjamin.

His clock runs backward.

You're eating porridge for breakfast.

2019 YEONGANG UNIVERSITY, NAMSEO HOSPITAL, KOREAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION SYMPOSIUM

INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASE IN PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE

Jeong-hae.

Hello.

You came too.

Yes, have you been well?

Yes, thanks to you.

Have you been well too?

Right, Jae-hoon told me

you were recently appointed as a professor.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

I'll see you later.

Hey, did you check this one?

Dr. Jeong is at a seminar.

-A seminar? -Yes.

He'll be there for two days, so he's not coming in today.

Could you tell me where the seminar is held?

One second, please.

NAVIGATION

SEARCH

SEARCH FOR: LAKESHORE

What are you doing, An Gung-cheol? What do you think you're doing?

This is wrong. It's so wrong.

This is wrong, you punk.

That was Mr. Kim Jin-seo, the PR Manager

of the Korean Medical Association on effective management of chronic diseases.

Let us hear from Professor Park Do-hun of Bugok University Hospital

on the pilot project held among domestic clinics and hospitals.

Hello.

I'm Park Do-hun, a nephrology professor at Bugok University Hospital.

According to statistics released by government administration,

one out of five individuals in Korea's recent population is

elderly, someone who is over 60 years old.

As of the year 2017,

over 90 percent of the elderly have some kind of chronic disease,

and over 50 percent of the elderly have

three or more chronic diseases.

However, the level of satisfaction is still very low

regarding medical services being provided for the increasing number of patients.

People's trust in primary medical practices

such as community health centers or small clinics have hit rock bottom,

causing them to rush to secondary and tertiary medical centers.

Therefore, services provided in the secondary and tertiary medical centers

will be poor in quality due to the overwhelming number of outpatients.

IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE

HAE-SUK

HAE-SUK

HAE-SUK

An Gung-cheol.

-You finally called. -Hey.

Hey, Hae-suk.

Is something going on?

The lights are off at your bar.

Nothing is going on.

I've been feeling under the weather.

You aren't feeling well?

Did you see a doctor?

I have no energy to go to a hospital.

Gung-cheol, I'm sorry to ask,

but can you pick up some medicine for me?

PHARMACY

-Hello, Jeong-hae. -I just got to my hotel room.

Great work today.

Have you had dinner?

I ate.

I'm tired, so I'm going to sleep early.

Okay, go to sleep.

You should call it a day early and get some rest too.

Jeong-hae.

Yes? Shoot.

I just…

miss you.

Good night.

Bye.

Let's have a glass.

What do you think you're doing?

Go.

Did you change your mind already?

Come in.

Come in.

Hae-suk, look.

Take this 3 times a day, 30 minutes after your each meal.

And I got you some porridge just in case.

Don't take your medicine on an empty stomach.

Make sure you eat properly first. I'll get going.

Gung-cheol.

I won't bite you.

Come in for a second.

No.

-No, I'm fine. -It's all right.

Hae-suk.

GEUM HA-NA

Shouldn't you go see Dr. Geum?

Does she get on your nerves?

You should ask such a question

to someone who is even remotely interested in you.

You mean you have zero interest in me,

so I shouldn't ask you?

I'm quite grateful.

Don't drink too much. You already had a lot last night.

Who do you think makes me drink more than I should?

Why did you come last night?

You might as well tell my husband everything.

If that's what you want, I'll do it.

But where should I begin, and how and what should I tell him?

It was you.

What is?

I'm such an idiot.

I didn't have to think much

to realize that it was you.

What do you mean?

What do you think I did?

Should we grab a drink?

You're sick. You really shouldn't.

I need to drink because I'm sick.

You just won't listen.

Here.

For our hot and passionate night.

Why do you like me?

Why do you want to know that at this point?

Because I only found out at this point.

You sent me flowers on my birthday each year.

Didn't you?

I just figured it was my husband.

But then I saw the same flowers at my mom's grave.

That's when I realized

it had been you, Jae-hoon.

I'm sorry I only got curious now,

but tell me.

Why do you like me?

Whenever I see you,

it feels like I'm looking at myself.

That's why I like you.

It's exactly the opposite for me.

Whenever I see you,

I hate how it feels like I'm looking at myself.

Then let me ask you a belated question too.

Why do you like Gung-cheol?

Tell me.

You said you feel like you might die without him.

What's the reason?

Sitting here with you like this

reminds me of that old day,

when I went to see you while you were in the army.

Back then, that tiny little room

looked absolutely huge.

Why didn't you get married?

What do you think?

Because of you.

If I said that, that'll be a lie.

I was

married twice.

But both my marriages failed.

After dating this schmuck and that jerk,

I realized you are

a really great guy.

I guess I'm a pretty great guy.

You're right.

That's why

I should've held onto you back then.

I'm sure you'll meet a good guy.

I already have.

He's in front of me right now.

Hae-suk.

I am

not doing this to you

to get my revenge on Jeong-hae.

I really like you, Gung-cheol.

No.

I love you.

My dad was

in love with another woman who wasn't my mom.

That was too much for my mom to handle.

On the day of her birthday,

she ended her life while my dad was with that other woman.

So I promised myself to never trust a man.

I believed no man in this world could love only one person.

Then I met Gung-cheol.

And

it seemed like

Gung-cheol would love only one person for life.

That's why I liked him.

And that's why I married

Gung-cheol.

And

he really does love only one person.

It's just that

he isn't in love with me, but with someone else.

And that is

starting to make me a bit too tired now.

My mom

drugged herself to death because of my big-name dad.

I look exactly like my mom.

That's why everyone in my family hates me.

No matter what I do, it's never enough,

and I was always an inadequate kid.

I had to pretend like I'm a big deal when I'm not actually good enough,

and I'm starting to get tired too.

I should go.

Jae-hoon.

I'm sorry.

Do you know

how much I missed you, Gung-cheol?

I have

never forgotten you,

no,

not even for a day.

We ran out of food.

One second.

Hey, Hae-suk.

-Get up. -No, I'm fine.

No, you aren't. You should get to sleep now.

No, I can drink some more.

-No, Hae-suk. -No.

You had a bit too much already.

-I'm going to drink more. -No, you can't.

-I'm going to drink more. -Hae-suk. No way.

You can't.

I can drink some more.

I didn't know you've been in so much pain.

If you knew I lived in pain,

what would you have done?

I said, if you knew I lived in pain,

what would you have done?

Well…

I just…

No, don't do this.

You married Gung-cheol

because it seemed like he'll only love one person for life?

And now you're tired because he's in love with Hae-suk?

What about me then?

Why don't you ever notice me?

When I'm this in love with you?

Why can't you ever notice me?

Stop it. Stop this!

No. Stop it!

Hae-suk.

Gung-cheol.

Please spend the night with me.

I am

too lonely.

I don't care even if it's just for one night.

Please hold me

just this once like you did on that day.

Please?

Even back then,

I shouldn't have done that.

I'm so sorry, Hae-suk.

I am

sorry.

Yes, I get it.

If I'd slept with you back then,

you might have forgotten me already by now.

It's because you couldn't sleep with me.

Fine.

You can do that now.

Do that

and stop this lunacy, Jeong Jae-hoon!

Jae-hoon, I'll stay up until you come.

Come by even if it's late.

I'm in room 1140.

Fine. You can do that now.

And stop this lunacy, Jeong Jae-hoon!

I know you approached Ms. Nam Jeong-hae with another intention.

Okay, fine.

Mr. Seo, you have the right to remain silent, so make use of that.

However, you should keep this in your mind.

Once your case is sent to the prosecution,

you might end up taking the blame for the things you haven't done.

But at that point,

there will be nothing we can do to help you.

It'll be too late.

Do you understand?

What's with him today?

Is he trying to run until he dies?

He got fired. How could he be in peace right now?

You're right.

I'm sure he's awfully troubled.

You're going again?

Hello?

Gung-cheol, it's Mo-ran.

Jeong Jae-hoon's ex-wife, Choi Mo-ran.

Yes, Mo-ran.

I heard you came back to Korea.

-Who? -I'll see you tonight, then.

It's a surprise, so make sure you don't tell Jae-hoon.

Okay.

Let me show everyone what I can do.

You came home earlier than I thought.

Did the seminar go well?

Yes.

And you were home.

Hey,

let's go have dinner at Jae-hoon's place.

Dinner? Why?

Mo-ran invited us for dinner

to celebrate their divorce day anniversary.

Mo-ran is back?

Yes, she came back a few days ago.

She's staying with him

until she finds a place.

I see.

I'll stay at home. You can go by yourself.

Don't say that. Come with me.

Mo-ran misses you a lot, so she told me to make sure I bring you.

Okay, then.

I need to take a shower.

Look at that guy.

Congratulations on the second anniversary of your divorce, Jae-hoon!

What are you all doing?

What do you mean?

You said you're only willing to celebrate the day of your divorce.

-Congratulations. -Congratulations.

Don't be so harsh on Mo-ran.

This was purely our idea.

You're all too childish.

I'm hungry. Let's eat.

-Look. -Yes, let's eat.

-Take this. -Stop it!

-Stop it. -We should eat.

Stay right there.

-My gosh. -Come here.

Mo-ran, give us a speech as the host of this dinner.

Should I?

I truly thank everyone who came out today

despite your busy schedules.

I learned these dishes in Manhattan

from a renowned French chef named Ardelong Le Cola Weber Charlongstone

two days in a week for a year…

Anyway, it's so great to see everyone after such a long time.

Let's hold our glasses and make a toast first.

-Sure. -Okay.

All right.

I hope tonight will be the night that we'll never forget.

-Cheers. -Cheers.

My gosh.

-What's this? -No idea. Just eat it.

Are these escargots?

Wow.

Did your dad really make all these?

Yes, my dad made it with his friend's girlfriend from the US.

This is amazing. It's really good.

This is the best pasta I've ever had.

Eat up.

I can do it myself.

Yu-bin, what's your relationship with her?

What do you mean? She's just a friend.

What are you talking about? We're dating.

Yu-bin, I hate you.

What's with you?

Pu-reum, don't cry.

Don't cry.

So why did you all suddenly take off to the sea?

You know, we just went there to look at the ocean and have a debate

on who lives the most miserable life.

Wow, why do you have to drive all the way to the sea to talk about

not who's the happiest, but who's the most miserable?

Gosh, men can be quite foolish at times.

You should say they're wise at times since they're foolish all the time.

So? Who was the most miserable?

Do you even have to ask? It's Chun-bok, of course.

Wait.

Right.

What's so bad about him?

He has no other reason to be miserable than the loss of his hair.

Well, that and the fact that he literally only sleeps at nights.

Other than those two reasons, he has no reason to be miserable.

Isn't that so, honey?

It's all right. My man, Yong-pil once sang

that there was a man named Gogh who lived a more miserable life than him.

So it's fine.

That's because Yong-pil doesn't know you.

He would've changed the lyrics if he knew you.

"There was a man named Chun-bok who lived a more miserable life than me."

I can't come like the wind

What do you think? Do I sound like him?

No, you don't. Don't do that.

Who's that woman?

A friend.

Congratulations on your divorce.

Gosh, thank you.

Hello, everyone.

Gang-san

came to see me a week before he died.

And?

He asked me to find him a place in Jeju Island,

then gave me 30 million won as the deposit.

Jeju Island?

He suggested we get a new start

in Jeju Island

once he's done with a big gig.

What did he mean exactly

by "a big gig"?

-Mr. Seo! -He didn't do what he did

by himself.

What did you just say?

Someone

instigated him to do that.

Who was it? Who made him do that?

You won't find another guy who looks that good,

has 300 million won of gambling debt, and has no family or relatives.

-What does he do? -Well,

he had a thriving career in golf up until a few years ago,

then he suddenly quit and went into acting or whatever.

I guess that didn't work out, so he quit.

And now he's unemployed.

Hey! How many times do I have to tell you?

Only from the neck down. Don't hurt his face.

Watch out for blood. It's hard to get it out.

-Yes, boss. -Yes, boss.

So, basically,

you're asking me

to pick her up.

But I have some conditions.

One,

don't lay a finger on her.

Two,

keep this a secret from everyone.

Promise me that you'll stick with those conditions.

Once I keep your conditions and pick up that woman,

you'll pay back my gambling debt in full?

How am I supposed to believe you?

I'm a man

who always keep my promises no matter what happens.

Give it a good thought, then call me.

I'm on speed dial one.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Six.

-Hello? -I will

get started immediately.

I'll give you a call very soon.

Mo-ran, why did you ask for a divorce though?

We were making love,

then he suddenly said someone else's name.

Don't tell me it's someone in this very room.

I don't ever want to see your face again.

You. I told you not to get cheeky.

I'm sure the one who sent this video is the culprit.

It must be someone who thinks of you dearly.

Who could it be?

The police arrested him.

Mr. Jeong, you're under emergency arrest for the murder of Joo Gang-san.

They arrested Jae-hoon.

Subtitle translation by: Eun-sook Yoon