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ALL CHARACTERS, ORGANIZATIONS, PLACES, AND EVENTS ARE FICTIONAL

It's about you, Se-ra.

It was you from the start.

Se-ra, you--

You and Gong-myung.

What?

Do you get along well?

Yes. We get along just fine.

Just fine.

Tell Gong-myung to come 30 minutes earlier from now on.

To have breakfast with us.

Why would you make him breakfast?

We must keep work and our private lives separate.

This is what I was worried about.

Subconscious bullying because you're his superior.

It's not that.

What do you know, Dad? Gosh.

Did I go too far?

A dad rarely knows about his daughter's private life.

My dad was just the same.

Don't say such nonsense.

Darn it.

Why did she run off?

When we'd go to work together anyway.

Gong-myung!

Hello.

Where is Chairman Koo?

Se-ra? She left for work already.

-Pardon? -She left in a rush.

I have no appointments today, right?

Until I call you, you cannot enter my office.

You cannot call or send any texts.

Is that a rejection?

Aren't you leaving?

The chairwoman's still present.

Right.

Listen.

You're just human,

so you can mistake sympathy, goodwill, and affection.

You can be mistaken, but we're discerning beings.

You must think wisely.

Chairwoman Koo will leave when her term's done.

But you must stay on as a civil servant.

-Do you get what I mean? -Yes.

Have you eaten?

No.

Me neither. Shall we go and eat?

No.

-You aren't hungry? -What's he saying?

Why is he grinning?

-How about coffee? -Well…

I'm hungry.

When did she order food?

So it's true that Chairwoman Koo has been stuck in her office

for two mealtimes to work on her policies.

Policies?

Yes. Right.

Here's what you asked for.

Thanks.

CHAIRMAN'S OFFICE

Come to my office and brief me.

Yes, I will do that.

And tomorrow at 3:00 p.m., you will attend the presentation ceremony

of Mawon Scholarship Foundation.

That is all.

You can go back to devising your policy.

I'll go now.

Wait.

Sit over there.

DATING REGULATIONS

WHILE AT WORK, DO NOT EXPRESS LOVE

Is this what you came up with after a day's deliberation?

It didn't take all day.

My deliberation ran slightly long. That's all.

Just like how you drafted the office regulations,

I would like to suggest a few dating regulations.

It has to be a secret. No one can find out.

Keep this confidential no matter what.

You do it too.

I don't know why you're still here.

-Come on. -But your time is up.

You're not the vice-chairman anymore. Step down.

Wait. Hold on. I was in the middle of my statement.

But Representative Heo cut me off.

I still have time.

Everyone. I'll use the rest of my 25 seconds.

-Your 25 seconds are up. -Come on.

Your guaranteed time to speak is over.

No more. Get a grip. You're not the chairman.

I still have time. I have 25 seconds left, but he cut me off. You all saw that.

-Show some respect for the elders. -Show respect for the juniors.

I was speaking.

Your time is up. It's over.

You're not the chairman.

And you're not the vice-chairman.

You're the youngest one.

One. While at work, do not express love

-in writing, in words, -Stop it.

or any way.

I still have 25 seconds left.

Everyone, you made the youngest to get coffee.

This kind of hierarchy…

Actually, I already knew that Mr. Park and Ms. Kim of the service center

were dating a long time ago.

I could tell that they were dating.

My hunch was totally spot on.

I heard they've been dating for five years.

Five years?

Well, when you date someone at work,

the water purifier and copy machine know it too.

Did the copy machine have a better hunch than me?

Well, anyway, you can't hide being in love.

Two.

The first one to show it takes their own life.

SE-RA

-What are you doing? -What?

It's nothing. Nothing.

Please make way for the golden hour.

Thank you.

Hey, I knew it.

I already knew it when I was a temp in the service center.

In the afternoon, they'd go out

and come back in with some time in between.

Their coffee cups were from the same cafe.

I bet they applied to get a day off on the same day.

You like this kind of gossip.

Totally.

Tell me some more. What happened?

Who found out? Who? Where did they get caught?

Gosh.

SEOUL FIRE DEPARTMENT

Three. If the residents of Mawon-gu,

people from the office and district assembly suspect our relationship,

we will deny it no matter what

even if we are tortured.

THE OFFICE OF MAWON-GU DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE KOO SE-RA

This is our fourth round trip

from the end of the alley to here.

You have five minutes until you get off work.

Five whole minutes.

Then, should we call it a night five minutes early?

And we can meet

five minutes early tomorrow.

Sure.

Gong-myung.

Why?

Who yelled at me and said that this wasn't time to date?

What did you two see?

Gong-myung.

No. My gosh. I didn't do that.

That looks nice. Let's try that next time.

Did you forget?

When people suspect our relationship, we must deny it.

But we got caught red-handed.

How long have you been dating? Before or after she became the chairwoman?

After.

Who confessed first?

I did first.

-Then, who held hands-- -You've got to be joking.

Don't use our relationship in your bets!

Did you kiss?

-No. Yes. -Yes.

It's not something confusing.

-Se-ra is right when it comes to kisses. -Stop it!

We kissed.

I kissed her first.

Let's be more careful with our relationship day and night.

Why did she come up with the rules?

Gosh.

What rules?

You-- Gosh, what rules?

What rules?

What is that?

Oh, right.

These are the letters for the chairman that we received.

I was going to throw them out, but I thought you should see them once.

Okay. Sure.

-Do you want them? -Yes. Great.

Here.

RECIPIENT: CHAIRMAN OF MAWON-GU DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

-The basics are done. -Done.

Let's start the crash course.

If you could, make it short.

Let's learn everything about Smart One City.

Smart One City?

Since the groundbreaking ceremony.

No, since my meeting with the chief, I've been getting curious.

If we're investing that much money in that project,

you would have known about it as you were in the Planning and Budgeting.

Of course.

I love behind-the-scenes stories.

Mr. Seo, please put it in layman's terms.

Keep it at my level.

The beginning of the Smart One City project

dates back to 11 years ago.

Due to the objections, the complex administration process,

and the lack of budget, it always fell through.

MAWON-GU NEW CITY DEVELOPMENT

Three years ago, Chief Won got elected because of her pledge

for the Smart One City business.

There were two different factors from the previous chiefs.

Sounds great.

Representative Jo and Chief Won

who were like oil and water joined hands early on

and pushed forward for the project.

I hereby declare the approval of the budget

for the Smart One City business.

What is this?

How dare you collude with the chief

-and pass the budget? -You've stolen the livelihood

of the people with the budget!

This is invalid!

-It's invalid. -Invalid.

When the representatives objected,

Representative Jo, the then-chairman of the District Assembly silenced them.

I declare it has been passed.

-This isn't right! -You can't do this. No!

Please have some tea.

I hope to see you more often

-from now on. -And Chief Won

took care of the complicated administration process.

Wait.

You said she did two things differently.

SARANG-DONG

Sarang-dong. She added Sarang-dong to the redevelopment area

which was Mideum and Somang-dong.

So she was way over the budget with the compensation fee for the land.

As for the election districts, it includes District A and B.

That's why Jo Maeng-duk, Heo Deok-gu, Yoon Hee-soo, and Go Dong-chan

were present at the ceremony.

But why did Representative Jo and Chief Won join hands?

They're from different parties.

Publicly, they joined hands for the better of Mawon-gu.

But what they both want is probably to become assemblymen.

In the National Assembly?

Someone sent a letter to you to the comic book cafe.

Check the complaint.

Everything but the postpositions are in Chinese.

I only know faith, hope, and love. You read it for me.

"I sent many letters

to the district assembly and got no replies,

so I'm sending this to Ms. Koo's office to ask for help."

Please reconsider the geographic name change

that is part of the Smart One City project.

The names Mideum, Somang,

and Sarang are part of our local history,

so what are the reasons

to change them to Mirae, Changjo, and Hyeoksin?

Enclosed are

forms signed by the residents who are with me.

They'll change the names Mideum, Somang, and Sarang? When?

Starting next year.

There was even a competition to pick new names.

Well done. Congratulations.

REWARD CEREMONY FOR NEW NAMES

Let's take a photo.

Good job.

Where are all his previous letters?

Here.

MAWON DISTRICT ASSEMBLY CHAIRMAN

How dare you?

I only got them today.

They sent 24 letters over 3 months,

but this office was vacant and no one read them.

Then let's go.

We must go.

The letters reached their recipient.

Go.

Go.

I thought you'd discuss Mawon's issues with Chairwoman Koo.

Why would I do that?

You saw what I did at the groundbreaking ceremony.

The secretary issue

was out of my control because she was so stubborn.

You understand, don't you?

I actually do.

As you're well aware,

Smart One City has an insufficient budget.

Adjust the completion date. Eight years like others do--

Then that makes us no different than others.

Six years was a tough goal from the start.

Three years have passed already.

Think of the residents who are waiting.

You're thinking about yourself, not the residents.

You want to complete Smart One City before the general election.

Isn't that what you also want?

Mr. Kim.

How can we make up for the lacking Smart One City funds?

I heard Mawon Credit Cooperatives

applied to become Mawon-gu's official partner.

You could ask for their help with a suitable excuse.

Like a conditional business contribution?

Yes.

You gave me the answer I hoped to hear today.

I'll see you again, Mr. Cho.

My gosh.

Won So-jeong is showing her true colors.

Look at the Smart One City leaflets.

There are more photos of her than the Mawon-gu symbol.

-Right. -Goodness.

We were so cooperative.

-I didn't think she'd be like that. -Right.

She'll go to Mawon Credit Cooperatives for funds.

I'd like to meet their director before that.

Of course.

I'll arrange a meeting through your secretary.

No.

Tell the director to call me directly.

Pardon?

Yes, I understand.

Sir, you must leave now.

Get up.

-Let's go. -Okay.

Hurry. Move it.

Mawon Credit Cooperatives?

MAWON CREDIT COOPERATIVES CAMPAIGN

I'd like all the interns to act with ownership.

Okay!

Our intern, Ms. Shim's father

is Mawon-gu's district representative Mr. Shim Jang-yang.

No wonder you're so humble and well-educated.

You have the perfect financial look.

Right? Applause.

-Thank you. -Applause.

Applause. Applause.

Didn't I tell you so?

-Thank you. -You're welcome.

Does your father like Korean beef?

He loves it.

Only one gets a permanent position.

It's obvious who that'll be.

How can I get 100 people to get new credit cards?

Banks are all about performance.

We can do it.

Even before the Goryeo period, this area was called "Saryang",

and after emancipation, the name was changed to Sarang-dong.

Concentrate.

Sir.

We came to apologize.

I read your letters too late.

-And then -Okay.

three years ago, Sarang-dong

was designated to be redeveloped.

Smart One City.

Unlike Mideum-dong and Somang-dong,

Sarang-dong residents strongly retaliated.

Many people here are tenants,

and they didn't welcome the redevelopment plans.

I understand your reluctance,

but the bill for the names was passed,

and they will be implemented next year, in 2021.

Why must the names be changed?

The names of the lands are history in itself.

Representative Yang Nae-sung said

some people want

to erase the name "Sarang" because of an old accident.

After emancipation, the name was changed to Sarang-dong,

and it has enjoyed a long history since then.

I know Representative Yang.

He was the unknown Complaint King.

The name "Saryang" uses the letter for "thought"

and the letter for "consider."

The will to think and consider.

Isn't that the same as "sarang", meaning love?

I would like you youngsters to think and consider again.

Come on.

-Let's drink. -Okay.

-Cheers. -Cheers.

Father.

Oh, you have visitors.

Hello.

Hello.

You're the young chairwoman I heard about.

What brought you here?

The protest against the geographic name change.

Why would you bother when it has been decided?

I represent the locals in this area.

Oh, I see.

I'll look into it and give you a call.

Goodbye.

Okay. Take care.

Mr. Gong, let's go.

Okay.

The young chairwoman and young male secretary

just left.

Okay. Bye.

SEO GONG-MYUNG

Kimchi or doenjang stew, which do you like?

I like you.

Don't say things like that.

Kimjang and doenchi--

We'll have one kimchi and one doenjang, please.

Okay.

It looks like you need a helping hand.

Here.

Why are your hands trembling?

Don't.

The Sarang-dong complaint is accepted.

Why did you say cheers?

The bill was passed.

Didn't you hear anything?

"Sa" and "ryang." The will to think and consider.

We can at least think and reconsider.

Listen.

If Sarang-dong becomes Hyeoksin-dong,

we'll have to change all the traffic and road signs.

With taxpayers' money.

All of that costs money.

It does.

That's why projects to fund that are already planned.

If we keep the names Mideum, Somang, and Sarang,

we can save money.

And we can give it to those who need it.

Like the social welfare center we visited,

the patrol activities, or the study rooms.

Why are you so eager?

I'm always eager.

Also, Mr. Gong.

About Smart One City,

why didn't you say a word about the name changes?

It's an important issue.

Because it takes up less than one percent

of the whole project and it's not even a priority.

Too bad. It just became my priority.

The letters were sent

to the district assembly and my office, so that makes it a double priority.

You can drop out if you're not interested.

I can do everything well on my own.

You were notified, weren't you?

Well,

as you know, the chairman position was vacant,

so I put off replying.

The vice-chairman acted as his deputy.

Mr. Go.

He must have gone over the issue.

I'll ask him myself.

Chairwoman Koo showed interest in the protest

against the Sarang-dong name change.

She is looking into what happened.

The Sarang-dong name change is part of the Smart One City project.

Why do you think she's interested in Sarang-dong?

She wants to do something to show that she's chairwoman,

and someone asked for her help, so she jumped at the chance.

I don't have to get involved.

Chief Won heads the Smart One City project and she'll have to do something about it.

A political ignoramus like Koo Se-ra can do nothing at this belated stage.

It won't affect the grand scheme of things one little bit.

GU-PAL

Do you have my Ethiopian Yirgacheffe with a lot of ice?

I forgot.

Come on.

You act like this office is yours when the owner's out.

This was my office.

It was never yours. We all rent our offices.

Did you get letters protesting

-about Sarang-dong's name change? -I don't know.

Think a bit before you answer.

You were deputy chairman for a few months.

The letters about the name change were sent directly to the chairman.

I was vice-chairman. I had no duty to reply.

Is my office a convenience store that anyone can enter?

I'd like to know about the Smart One City project.

I have no duty to tell you.

Before barging in here to ask,

you should make the effort to go through the minutes

of the committee meetings.

Get out.

Get out. Make some effort.

Mr. Go, you too.

Me too?

I ordered it ages ago and now you bring it?

-What? -"What?"

He's my secretary.

Seo Gong-myung's my secretary. He's not someone you can boss about.

Even I'm picky about what tasks I give him.

From now on,

be very careful what you do!

Okay!

Okay.

Sorry.

These are this week's reports sent to the district assembly chairman.

At 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, a meeting

for Chairwoman Koo and Chief Won is scheduled.

It'll be about changing the name of Sarang-dong.

They asked about the letters that were sent to your office

during that period,

and I said that

you read them and notified the relevant departments.

Does Chairwoman Koo get 100 percent of the reports?

She gets only parts of them.

Send them all.

Everything including the reports that Chief Won gets.

I will support Koo Se-ra as much as I can.

Until it's checkmate.

The Smart One City project isn't just a residential complex.

People will be self-sufficient in that smart, luxurious complex.

The central government, Mawon-gu, and local businesses

all worked together to create this great being.

So,

must we put a halt to this amazing project

because of a mere name change?

There's no need to waste millions just to change the name of an area.

Why is it a waste of millions?

Did I force this on my own?

What do you think, Ms. Yoon? You represent Sarang-dong.

A local government can't just change a geographic name.

The Sarang-dong name change was finalized through appropriate procedures

and the residents approved.

For an administration to be transparent and democratic,

following appropriate procedures is most important.

That is the basic rule.

We still have three more years to go until Smart One City is completed.

Unless we win the lottery, the budget's the same.

That means the welfare budget that got cut this year

will stay cut.

What do you think as the previous member of the Welfare Construction Committee?

What happens to the kids

whom you stamped "well done" on their textbooks?

Chairwoman Koo.

I get that you're eager to do something to show for.

But

I'm afraid people will get the wrong idea of you

if you act on your own against the residents' wishes.

Why did you mention

the Welfare Construction Committee and kids just then?

Why not?

All of the welfare budgets got cut,

when Smart One City is a money-guzzling construction project.

The kids who have no more classes to go to will only realize

when they're in university

that the "well done" stamp

was what the representative lady did for show.

Chairwoman Koo!

I knew it.

That after-school class was the one thing on your conscience.

Why don't we--

Who says it's "we"?

I expected this from someone like you,

but I'm disappointed in Mr. Seo.

He sent you unprepared

to face Chief Won.

Darn you.

These are copies of the resident consent forms

the head of Sarang-dong received for the geographic name change.

I requested for this officially.

Why are you acting like it's a big secret?

I really wanted to try this.

Did I look cool? But these sunglasses are a bit dark.

Anyhow, they said no yesterday, but they suddenly sent them today.

I took a peek and couldn't find anything strange.

What do you need them for?

Because I need to think and consider something.

Is that some sort of code?

If the addresses are changed, various bills need to be changed too

and it'll be quite uncomfortable.

Goodness, what's the big deal about that?

As long as it's part of the new city development project,

the house prices will soar.

I envy them.

See you.

What's the matter with him?

Ten o'clock.

Go home.

Stop racking your head about policies and let's go home together.

Last September, the New Address Committee passed the bill

for changing the city names.

And since then, the resident consent forms

were submitted to Seoul City Council,

and the District Assembly also passed the bill.

So how will you change the results?

I thought you weren't interested, but you did your research.

-Why are you trying so hard? -I've always tried my best.

I've always lived busily too.

Although I'm not interested in something from the past

that I can't change.

I've always lived in Minju-dong.

They sent us to random middle schools so I went to Mawon Middle School.

And I went to Mawon Girls' High School.

I met Han-bi and U-yeong in high school.

I read your résumé and profile countless times.

No need to tell me.

When I was in my 20s, I spent half of my time drinking--

No, practically all my time drinking.

I already assumed that too.

What about you?

How was your life?

Well, I went to an all-boys middle school and high school and went to college.

I became a civil servant, and as you can see, here I am right now.

I wish Sarang-dong just stays as Sarang-dong.

I just want to think and consider it. That's all.

Let's do it together.

Gosh.

Whether it's Sarang-dong or Hyeoksin-dong,

I don't think the name matters.

But still,

I'll stay by your side.

Since you're always my priority.

There's no other reason.

Doing research and driving.

That's about as much I'll do.

Hey, Gong-myung.

You're working with a very reasonable boss.

My previous boss made me come up with 13 drafts at once.

-Thirteen? -Yes.

That was me.

Yes, you.

Goodness.

You're the only one I like.

What are you doing?

Wait, what…

Want to do it again?

You're so cute. So cute.

You should go.

Let's do it.

Do what?

I mean, you know, the pose Ja-ryong and Han-bi showed us.

You said you wanted to try it too.

You'll hurt your back.

I'll see you tomorrow.

-Gong-myung. -What?

We can do it!

We can do it!

One,

two,

three!

Hello, ma'am.

Dad.

Get off me.

Why did you put on makeup at this late hour?

What the--

Are you going on a date or what?

First impressions are important.

Did you not see Gong-myung before?

It's not the same now since he's her boyfriend.

Se-ra.

Go get the whiskey.

You didn't even drink it when I got nominated.

Go get it.

Okay.

-Drink it. -Yes, sir.

-I'm glad to see you. -Yes, sir.

I'm happy

and sorry.

Sorry about what?

You're sorry because of me?

-Me? -Yes.

-Why? -You don't know?

No.

-You really don't know? -I really don't know.

This young man can't hold his liquor.

We can't let a potential son-in-law sleep here.

Right.

Do you want to use our bedroom?

He's cute.

So cute.

This is just wrong.

Honey. It hurts.

No, no…

Darling, try to smile.

Aren't you concerned for your only daughter?

Why would I be

when she nabbed Maeng-duk's only son and heir Gong-myung?

How much did you say Maeng-duk pays for his wealth tax?

Don't be stupid.

Will you marry them off when they just started dating?

Why not decide whether to serve galbitang or a buffet?

Why would I have to decide? It's obviously galbitang.

My gosh.

Hey, Gong-myung, you're up.

Yes.

-Did you sleep-- -I'm fine.

We slept very well and deeply.

Thanks to you.

It's fine. It's done.

What is fine and done?

Se-ra, get up.

Get up!

Darn it.

Do you have to yell first thing in the morning?

We're late.

You must be sober. Can you drive?

No.

What did my dad give you?

Bean sprout soup.

Don't.

Someone might see us.

Our bus is here.

May I ask why you're so obsessed

with Sarang-dong's name?

The gentleman once spoke with Representative Yang.

Did he?

Yes. That goes for the driving range complaint too.

He died before any of the issues were solved,

and I understand why the residents are so frustrated.

For those reasons,

I want to take over and see it through.

I'm his replacement.

And also,

I don't want Sarang-dong's name to be erased so easily.

I'll show you around my office next time.

How is your office?

Is it nice?

It's uncomfortable.

I hope it stays that way.

If it becomes familiar and you take it for granted,

that's when you start making bad decisions.

Okay.

Also,

I hope that

you don't trust people too much.

What you see is not all,

and everyone has another side.

You too?

Of course.

Okay.

Han-bi!

Han-bi.

Good luck! You can do this!

You can do it!

Go on! Fight!

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You'll win!

Good luck!

Win!

-Flip her! -Do it!

Get the leg! Get it!

Jang Han-bi! Do it!

Yes! You won!

Ippon!

You did it!

-Are you okay? -Mi-jin.

Mi-jin.

-She's hurt. -Are you okay?

-Is it bad? -She's hurt.

It's her knee.

Are you okay?

Let's wait inside.

What if Han-bi can't find me?

Here.

I don't want it.

It's your loss.

Gosh, it's so sweet. It's delicious.

It's so nice.

Why are you so late?

I'm sorry.

Ja-ryong.

Go on.

Ja-ryong.

We know so little about each other.

I'm sorry.

When did you open the comic book cafe?

Four years ago, after quitting judo.

Why did you quit?

Because of an injury.

Where were you hurt?

I badly hurt someone else.

That person had to quit judo,

so I quit as well.

OBJECT, AGREE

I AGREE. I OBJECT.

41-37, SARANG-RO 162

People within the same house have different opinions.

Are they family?

They could be married.

Let's go straight to Sarang-dong tomorrow to check something.

The old man's home?

No. We didn't meet with the residents.

I objected. I'm against the redevelopment too.

Who is Jeon Jun-bae? He agreed to it. Is it your husband?

Who is Jeon Jun-bae? That's not my husband's name.

Do you have a tenant?

No. It's just my family living here.

HYUNTAE SUPERMARKET

There are two of us so why just one ice cream?

Do you remember this?

-One, two, three! -One, two, three!

Yes, I got more.

-It's on? -It's on.

You can't beat me.

Ready?

-One, two, three. -Two, three.

No, I can't give in this time.

Darn it.

Hello.

I'd like the list of people who--

Who moved to Sarang-dong a month before the vote.

Thanks.

You're so nasty.

-Do you want it back? -No, no way.

Yes?

Who are you?

We're from the Mawon-gu Office. Does Mr. Lee Jae-seong live here?

No one with that name lives here.

-Thank you. -Bye.

778, SARANG-RO 14-GIL

Thank you.

No one called that lives here.

Thank you.

NEW SARANG-DONG RESIDENTS

Forty people moved to Sarang-dong a month before the vote,

but in actuality don't live there at all.

The chief said that

"for an administration to be transparent and democratic,

following appropriate procedures is most important.

That is the basic rule."

What if there's no basic rule?

All 40 people who faked a move to Sarang-dong

signed that they're for the name change.

The person who collected them

is the leader of the local residents whom we met.

Yes.

It's him.

It's Jeon Jun-bae. The pay wasn't enough.

See you outside Saryang Hall at 10:00 p.m.

Or I'll go to the Mawon-gu Office.

I'm the one who wants to go to the Mawon-gu Office.

Where are you going?

My gosh.

Darn it.

-Shoot. -You just got more suspicious!

-Darn! -Hey!

Stop!

Mister.

Stop trying to work out.

Let's talk.

Darn it.

-Here. -Thank you.

What on earth is going on?

Call the police!

Shall I?

We should talk where it's brighter, right?

Mr. Seo.

Call everyone who took part in faking the signed petition.

Call them to Mawon Police Station.

Do you see this?

JEON JUN-BAE

So what if this gets out?

I don't care about that.

I'm just a minion.

It's really simple.

Change your addresses to Sarang-dong and you get paid a sum.

-We get paid? -Yes.

RESIDENT REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE

Okay, that's fine.

-The last stage is that you sign this. -Okay.

JEON JUN-BAE

Thanks.

Here you go.

ADMINISTRATION CENTER

-Get yourself a drink. -Thank you.

-Thank you. -Sure.

They're homeless people.

I paid them a sum if they switched addresses.

Then I had them sign the petition.

You wouldn't have done that for fame or fortune.

Who made you do it?

Representative Yang.

Who?

Representative Yang.

Don't you know Yang Nae-sung?

Seo Gong-myung. You must know him.

The day of his hit-and-run.

You met him too.

-Cheers. -Cheers.

FEBRUARY 20, THE NIGHT OF MR. YANG'S ACCIDENT

Gosh.

I need to pee.

I'm sorry.

The copies of the Sarang-dong petition.

I was going to leave if you were late five more minutes.

I met someone.

Who?

Someone from Mawon-gu's service center.

A civil servant made you wait?

Must be a lunatic.

He's called Seo Gong-myung.

He's a jerk.

Like father, like son.

You know his father?

I do.

I know him very well.

DATING REGULATIONS

SE-RA

Representative Yang came to see me.

When Representative Yang was in the hit-and-run accident.

That accident has nothing to do with me. His death was only an accident.

You don't know exactly because you were too young then.

What Representative Jo did.

Call me if you want to know.

Regarding Smart One City,

I propose we re-examine the renaming of Sarang-dong,

and meet the residents to gather their views.

You'd better prove that.

If you can't prove it,

you'll lose your chairman title as well as your representative seat.