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ALL CHARACTERS, ORGANIZATIONS, PLACES, AND EVENTS ARE FICTIONAL

PREVIOUSLY

I'm Yang Nae-sung, Mawon-gu District Assembly.

I need to pee.

I'm sorry.

Sir, you shouldn't be sleeping here.

Sir, wake up.

Sir.

My gosh, what's this? Constable Kim!

Sir, wake up! Sir!

She won the recent by-election. Her name is Koo Se-ra.

Thank you for coming.

YANG NAE-SUNG

Representative Yang Nae-sung said

some people want to erase the name "Sarang"

because of an old accident.

What is this?

How dare you collude with the chief

and pass the budget?

This is invalid!

-It's invalid. -Invalid.

Keep quiet!

You're wrong!

The gentleman once spoke with Representative Yang.

I want to take over and see it through. I'm his replacement.

I hope that

you don't trust people too much.

What you see is not all,

and everyone has another side.

JEON JUN-BAE

Do you see this?

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.

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.

Will you let him go like this?

Then what, call the police?

Take him to a police station?

Representative Yang made him forge the papers.

Why would he do that?

He could be framing a dead man.

Se-ra.

Have you ever met Representative Yang?

No. I haven't met him.

What about you?

Did you really meet him on the day of his accident?

"Meet" is not the right word.

He came to my place without asking me first.

I'm Yang Nae-sung, Mawon-gu District Assembly.

MAWON-GU DISTRICT ASSEMBLY YANG NAE-SUNG

You've been working at the Ministry of Planning and Budget, right?

I have a question to ask you.

I no longer work there.

Why don't you file a request for files you need to see?

It's not about a file.

You know Chairman Jo Maeng-duk, right?

No. I don't.

He's your father.

After the 2002 Sarang Resort fire, your parents got divorced.

You returned in 2018

when you were appointed to Mawon-gu Office.

Representative Yang Nae-sung.

Are you spying on civilians?

It's not spying on a civilian.

Your father is Jo Maeng-duk, a three-time district representative.

Just because of that man,

I don't deserve to be questioned like this.

"That man"?

Then it's true that you two don't get along.

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

What Representative Jo did in the aftermath of the fire.

Call me if you want to know.

You know what?

I believed this guy that he was going to take care of this.

MAWON-GU DISTRICT ASSEMBLY YANG NAE-SUNG

But I can't reach him.

Representative Yang Nae-sung said

some people want to erase

the name "Sarang" because of an old accident.

I'll check it myself.

You called me out here at this hour

to talk about Representative Yang?

I thought that you would give me the most objective opinion of him.

Most importantly,

I couldn't wait until tomorrow.

A former policeman and the first-term representative

of the Progressive Party.

He resigned because of a hit-and-run accident. And you were his replacement.

I know that much.

What about Representative Yang you knew on a personal level?

He was the epitome of corruption, a dirty politician,

and a two-faced hypocrite.

He promised to work on complaints

and help the district businesses win contracts.

For the last past three years,

Representative Yang took a lot of bribes under the table.

-Oh, my. -Why are you so surprised?

People always fail to hire the right people for the jobs.

They should have supported a politician like me.

Anyway, that's why at his funeral,

there was a huge scene.

What?

"Bribery charges"?

You--

-My goodness. Don't do this. -Stop it.

My brother was a police officer for 20 years.

My brother would obey any law, and someone else framed him!

And everyone knew?

Yes. All the representatives of Mawon-gu knew.

Only I didn't know.

But wait.

Drink it.

Last February,

Representative Yang came to see me.

For what?

He asked me if I knew Representative Jo Maeng-duk.

He told me if I wanted to know

what Representative Jo did

in 2002 when the fire took place at Sarang Resort,

I should call him.

It was the day

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

That accident has nothing to do with me.

I have known him for a long time.

-My gosh. -Goodness.

-Go now. -Okay.

Hello.

-Take your seat. -Hello.

Really?

We shall begin the 268th Mawon-gu Temporary Meeting.

Just like Chief Won planted Mr. Heo of the Conservative Party,

I needed someone to be my eyes and ears in the Progressive Party.

He couldn't be exposed like Mr. Heo.

He pretended to join hands with Representative Bong.

But he secretly did a lot of things for me

by using the complaint as an excuse.

We're getting a lot of complaints these days.

Could there be a way?

Don't worry.

I can quash this with my influence.

I hope you can help me.

Sure.

He started to take bribes to settle the complaints

and to help agencies win the biddings.

My warning fell on deaf ears.

But he was still useful to me.

Getting a lot of people involved isn't my style.

His death was only an accident.

You included Sarang Resort in the lot for the Smart One City project.

Why did you decide to change the name when it wasn't critical?

Chief Won included Sarang Resort in the lot for the new business.

And I only observed.

Then, you should watch me too.

You'll find out for whom and how hard I will work.

Se-ra is kind, but

it doesn't mean a kind person makes a good politician.

That's your way

of justifying your decisions.

MAWON-GU DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Up to last week, we received summaries of documents related to Smart One City.

But today, you gave me the full document.

That's odd.

We always shared both summaries and full documents

with the council secretariats.

I see.

Okay.

This is odd.

The district documents for you have doubled.

Especially the ones with the Smart One City.

They finally approve of me.

It's been so tough.

We're not out of the woods yet.

It's still tough.

You're still brutally honest with your words.

I met up with Ms. Yoon yesterday and asked her about Representative Yang.

He used to take bribes.

So the bribery charge was true.

-So-- -I already told you that.

Who do you trust more?

Weirdly, you seem favorable toward Representative Yang.

It's not weird.

-I have my own reason. -What's your reason?

Do you think I'll just tell you?

I won't tell you.

Hey, that's your problem.

You trust people without any foundations and suspicions.

That's your problem.

You always suspect people.

And you are so distant that your aloofness is the only thing you have.

No wonder you don't have any friends.

You started this.

You're my secretary, but you always ignore me.

You always say no and give me excuses.

Let's get one thing straight. I'm doing this for your sake.

My gosh. I thought my father was just talking to me.

My gosh, is that so?

You ought to learn your lesson with an under-qualified secretary.

Do you think a secretary like me is easy to find? There's no one like me.

I'm sure there is. I can find one. I don't think I need to look that far.

Why are you scowling at me?

-I'm leaving. -Go.

Go now!

Gosh.

You start at 8:00 a.m. and get off work at 10:00 p.m.

You got it, right?

Yes.

Anything I should know about? Other than my tasks?

You can tell me about the food she usually gets,

how she takes her coffee, or her behavior patterns.

Representative Koo Se-ra…

I'll have meat for dinner, so I should have a light lunch.

She eats everything.

The kid got lucky!

She always enjoys drinking.

And she can fall asleep anywhere.

Any other questions? None, right?

Then, good luck.

SECRETARIES' ENCYCLOPEDIA

Hello.

I'll pay, ma'am.

-Thanks for the meal. -Goodbye.

Ms. Koo left work early.

MAWON CREDIT COOPERATIVES CAMPAIGN

Even I think I'm too shameless.

U-yeong.

Hello, Min-jae.

What are you doing here?

Se-ra…

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP

Fill in the parts I highlighted, and email me a copy of your ID card.

When did you move to Mawon Credit Cooperatives?

-I'm impressed. -Don't be. I'm just an intern.

I'm doing this because I might get more points

if I get 100 members.

You should do the best you can. You'll do great.

Do you still

meet Se-ra at the comic book cafe every day?

Se-ra's very busy working and being in love.

I mean

You know that Se-ra and Gong-myung are dating, right?

I didn't know.

It's so blatantly obvious that I thought everyone at work knew.

Can you give me a few more forms?

I'll ask some people I know.

Oh, really? My gosh.

Thanks so much, Min-jae.

A total of ten forms. Thank you.

From now on, regarding the Smart One City project.

I would appreciate the cooperation

of Mawon-gu's district representatives.

That concludes the third meeting of the 283rd Mawon-gu District Assembly.

However…

One wishes to make a speech.

The speaker is…

Koo Se-ra.

But I'm hungry.

-Darn it. -My gosh.

Regarding Smart One City,

in the process of getting the residents' petitions,

it was discovered that there was an influx of suspicious people,

and that was discovered by me.

-What? -What does that mean?

-Is that true? -Gosh.

Let's hear her out.

I also heard the testimony of the person who forged the papers

in person, with my own two ears.

Chief Won, you taught me the basics of administration.

That to keep things transparent and democratic,

one must follow legal procedures.

I propose that

we re-examine the renaming of Sarang-dong,

and meet the residents to gather their views.

That's all.

What was that all about?

My goodness.

You'd better prove that the moves were illegal.

If you can't prove it,

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

Of course.

Chief Won, please attend the meeting with the residents.

First, bring the person whom you say forged the papers.

-Did you hire a place for the meeting? -About that.

Mawon-gu Office and the assembly are busy until the end of July.

How about the meeting hall near the service center? I'll call.

Okay, then. You book the hall.

Shall we make some posters?

We don't have the budget to outsource a design company.

-Then I'll do it. -Okay.

You do that yourself too.

The biggest problem is…

The files on the name change from Mawon-gu Office.

Will you read all of those on your own?

Let's take half each.

It's a lot.

Half. I'll do my best.

If they sent this many files, they're messing with you.

Why did you volunteer to be the chairman's secretary?

Because I had to.

You could've quit after the Sarang-dong project.

I can't read all these.

He got fired just like that because he wasn't up to scratch.

Do you want to do this to him?

Give me half.

I feel responsible.

I hate being a nuisance.

Don't change your mind.

Mr. Lee.

If you force me and Mr. Seo to share your half of the work,

what'll you do?

Support the chairman?

Then do it properly.

The meeting with residents will be held in the meeting hall

next to the service center.

The competition was rough, but I got the room.

This is the draft for the poster.

Based on the designs you created when you were an intern here,

I made a variation of them.

Where did you get the files?

Mr. Lee from the service center gave them to me.

Oh, I see. What about the files?

They'll be working on--

Yes. I should go and work on them.

Yong-gyu. This is how you always talk, right?

Yes? Right?

What do you mean?

It's nothing.

MAWON-GU

I did as you said.

From now on, please go on controlling me.

That must be your girlfriend.

Oh, no.

I don't have a driving license. It's tiring, having to drive, right?

It's fine.

You have insurance, right?

Pardon?

Gosh, please slow down!

How did you manage to bring my father into this?

Because you ignored my calls.

I had to call your father.

Did you get the text about the residents' meeting?

I'd like you to come and give a statement.

About what?

That night, outside the supermarket, you spoke freely about the truth.

About what Representative Yang made me do?

If you talk about that and then who gave him the orders--

I don't know that.

What do I care about that?

Who paid you what to make you do this?

Confess right now and apologize!

Father, I didn't take anything.

Representative Yang made me do it, so I just did as I was told.

I won't go to the meeting. Okay?

But--

That fool.

Sir. Be careful.

Darn it.

He'll just frame Representative Yang and cover it up.

The suspicious village leader refused to attend the meeting

and ran off saying he wasn't paid a penny.

He wouldn't want to be there when it's obvious he'll be stoned.

MAWON-GU DISTRICT ASSEMBLY MINUTES OF NEW ADDRESS ASSOCIATION

FINAL DRAFT

MIDEUM, SOMANG, SARANG TO MIRAE, CHANGJO, HYEOKSIN

MINUTES OF NEW ADDRESS ASSOCIATION

July?

Sir. The meeting with the residents is at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow at Mawon-gu Office.

I hope you'll be there.

I'll leave an envelope on your door.

MEETING WITH THE RESIDENTS ABOUT THE GEOGRAPHICAL NAME CHANGE

MAWON-GU OFFICE

The 40 people named here

were not Sarang-dong residents.

For a price, they falsely reported their moving and signed the petition.

How can we believe that?

Prove that that paper was forged!

If people who aren't true residents signed it,

that's a forgery!

There must be real people behind those names!

Bring them here!

I'm the leader of my neighborhood.

-So what? -What is this about?

What do you expect us to do about this now?

Please don't fight.

I didn't invite you here so you could fight.

What do you want?

What should we do now?

Who cares?

No meeting is perfect without shouting and fighting.

People tend to believe the voice of one person

more than 100 pieces of paper.

-So what? -Who cares about this?

Why are we even here?

What do you expect us to do now?

-Say something? -We must change this!

Is that?

What are you trying to say?

Sir!

Where are you going?

Get in there.

When getting the Sarang-dong consent form signed,

according to the orders of Together Progressive Party's

Representative Yang Nae-sung who was on the district assembly then,

I got around 40 homeless people to lie about moving to Sarang-dong.

What?

My gosh.

Representative Yang said he had no choice as he had his orders.

He said that Chief Won So-jeong

was very interested in the progress of the project,

and he put pressure on me.

-What? -My gosh.

Oh, dear.

What now?

Darn it.

Sir!

I knew you'd come.

-Thank you. -Let go!

You sent your secretary to threaten me and now you pretend to be nice?

My secretary? To threaten you?

Was that secretary tall?

With his hair like this.

Thank you.

Goodbye, sir.

Was it you?

What?

The secretary who threatened the guy to show up.

Who threatened him?

WINNER OF SMART ONE CITY PLACE NAMES

WINNER OF SMART ONE CITY PLACE NAMES

REWARD CEREMONY FOR SMART ONE CITY PLACE NAMES

The bill was passed in July,

but the competition was held in August and the award ceremony in September?

REWARD CEREMONY

GRAND AWARD, 3-MILLION-WON PRIZE

Wait. It's him.

MEETING WITH THE RESIDENTS ABOUT THE GEOGRAPHICAL NAME CHANGE

Do you see this?

You didn't take a penny,

but your daughter won prize money for creating the new place names.

Names that were already in the bill.

Rather than letting word get out that you used your child to get paid,

I'd say it would be much better if you attend the meeting and come clean.

I persuaded him and made a suggestion.

Thanks.

Don't thank me.

I did it for Yong-gyu who took over from me.

Really?

I take it back.

Did you deal with the village leader?

He was reluctant to name Chief Won.

Sir.

The meeting with the residents is at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow at Mawon-gu Office.

I hope you'll be there.

I'll leave an envelope on your door.

Darn it.

Can't I just say Representative Yang made me do it?

Chief Won So-jeong. I need you to say that name.

Come on…

You did very well.

Chief Won will deny involvement and will try to check facts.

We don't need facts.

When Yang forged the papers,

Chief Won was the biggest beneficiary.

And they're members of the same party.

That's all we need the people to remember.

I must bring down Chief Won before the general election.

Her people could suspect you.

That's why I'm sending Koo Se-ra up against her.

So her arrows target her.

Are you ready? And go.

Spin him over.

One, two, three.

Ji-min, you're so strong.

Try harder.

Harder.

You're strong, Ji-min.

Try some more.

Try harder.

You're strong.

You're doing well. One, two, three.

This is what you do.

Now, look.

Let's try the other way round.

-Han-bi. -Again.

I did it.

You're Jang Han-bi, right?

You live in this neighborhood.

How do you know Ja-ryong?

We're friends.

I'm his after-school helper.

She's not unemployed.

She owns a comic book cafe.

After my rehabilitation,

I'm enjoying teaching kids.

I was surprised to hear that you had quit.

Why did you quit judo?

Let's see who achieved our goal of 100 applications

for Mawon Credit Cooperatives.

There are only two people.

Even as an intern, you really did a great job,

Intern Shim.

She got 100 card applications, opened 100 bank accounts,

and received an investment.

She exceeded our goal for Mawon Credit Cooperatives Campaign.

Let's give her a hand.

Thank you.

A YEAR FULL OF POINTS!

I heard U-yeong also received 100 applications.

She's so tenacious.

What use is that?

Shim crushed her by using her dad's connections.

Why is she so desperate? How annoying.

They don't hire many interns anyway.

She should just stay at home with her kid.

You're right. I'm tenacious, so I received all 100 applications

and my specialty is to try desperately.

But since we've all been crushed by her dad's connections,

let's not slander each other.

I'm going to live as a working mom who makes money.

I'm going to live as Kwon U-yeong. Got it?

U-yeong?

Did you just doze off?

What? No.

You guys can go first.

Gong-myung has become so cold suddenly.

I ruined things with him.

I think I might be dumped.

Dating is about dumping and getting dumped.

I struggled so hard to receive 100 credit card applications,

but someone just used her dad to open 100 more bank accounts.

My livelihood is being threatened right now.

Ja-ryong's after-school judo teacher was someone I knew.

The one who got injured in a match against me and quit.

I was glad she looked happy.

Why did I run away back then?

I should've clung onto what was precious to me.

Why did I run away back then?

I should've clung onto what was precious to me.

How could you not even call me once?

Your fingers could slip and press my number.

There are so many things we haven't done yet.

I have so many questions,

and I'm also curious about how you lived all this time.

Your blanket. I'm even curious about your blanket.

Whether you cover your whole body when you sleep

or if you hug your blanket.

Whether you kick your blanket in your sleep.

I have totally lost sleep.

It ran away from me, just like you.

Where are you?

Why do you want to know? Why?

Will you send a cab too?

How could I just send a cab? Where are you?

No way, I'll never tell you.

Hello?

Darn.

This is so embarrassing.

All you did was lose sleep.

You're eating and drinking fine.

Don't I look a bit haggard?

Yes.

I'm sorry.

Let's go.

Where?

Now?

Now.

Do you really have to do this at this hour?

If Yong-gyu finds out we're together…

Wait.

Hide!

Ms. Koo, you came to work already?

I was doing some research.

I see.

Yes, you can go then. Bye.

Goodness.

-Hey, are you okay? -Yes.

Let me see. Are you all right?

CHAIRWOMAN KOO SE-RA

What is he doing here so late?

By the way, when can I return as your secretary?

Return?

Making up with me and returning to work are different issues.

What about Yong-gyu then?

I'm just worried you might be uncomfortable when you work.

Why would I be?

I know you're working closely with Yong-gyu.

-What? -Yes.

His tone was similar to a jerk I used to know.

It's been a long time since I heard that nickname

since the service center.

What?

-A complaint. -What?

If Mawon-gu presides over Sarang-dong, what presides over Mawon-gu?

-Seoul City? -That's correct!

Sarang-dong, Mawon-gu, Seoul City.

We can file a complaint to Seoul City Hall.

Since they must reply to a complaint.

Right.

Gong-myung, I can't do anything without you.

I have butterflies.

What?

I've never filed a complaint to Seoul City Hall.

Right, Seoul City Hall. I see.

Seoul City Hall.

Well done. You did so well.

PLEASE REVISE SARANG-DONG'S NAME CHANGE ORDINANCE

Koo Se-ra lodged a complaint with Seoul City Hall?

Complaints and things should be banned.

Koreans love to communicate. It's almost a pollution.

Deok-gu.

Arrange a meal with the district representatives.

Did you hear that?

Who do you think I just talked to?

-Me? -My gosh.

Look for neighborhoods similar to Sarang-dong.

While Koo Se-ra waits for a response, we shall move.

Bring me the best option.

Yes, ma'am.

Mawon-gu Office concluded that ex-district representative

Yang Nae-sung was bribed by a company into changing

Sarang-dong's name and that he acted alone.

Chief Won So-jeong staunchly denied her association with Representative Yang.

Seoul City Hall instructed Mawon-gu's district assembly

to vote again on the problematic ordinance.

How is Ms. Koo doing these days?

Why?

Mr. Seo.

Now that you have a tremendous workload, do you want to come back here?

My work-life balance is optimum right now.

However…

I tried talking to Vice Chairwoman Yoon Hee-soo many times,

but I don't think she'll join.

Okay. Get back safely, sir.

I will. Goodbye.

-Shall we go? -Yes.

Thank you.

As you see, she put Mr. Bong

and his allies' votes safely in her basket.

She says she works on staying healthy on the weekends.

GIRLFRIEND

Mr. Park and Mr. Choi were strongly against Smart One City.

They're not with the chief and might not get nominated again.

-Do you still eat that? -Of course, I do.

I'll go get their votes.

Oh, my goodness!

You come here to get your mineral water.

Shall I walk with you?

-You startled me. -Did I?

I wondered where we'd met.

It's a pleasure.

I heard you exercise on weekends and you look great.

Thank you.

Do you remember what I said?

If you need help, come to me.

I will.

Goodbye.

PROJECT SAVE SARANG-DONG!

I must win over one more person.

Yoon Hee-soo and Go Dong-chan

represent Sarang-dong, so they're out of the question.

The Shim-Jang-Si trio--

I don't need that many.

Mr. Heo.

I can't stand him.

Chairwoman Koo is working quite hard.

She collected six votes already.

That's only six votes.

The result will be decided by the seven people here.

I'm envious, Chief Won.

It took me a lot of time and work to persuade my colleagues

to vote for my bills.

You reached a consensus to help me so quickly.

"Global Mawon, prestigious Mawon."

You are at the center of it.

Thank you.

It's an honor.

The voting is as good as over. A toast?

Congratulations.

-Congratulations. -Congratulations.

-Congratulations. -From me too.

-You won't join in? -Ms. Yoon.

It looks like

you never know until the votes are in.

It's 6-to-6 now.

The decision will be made by the final vote.

Excuse me. I'm on a diet.

-What do you mean? -Where are you going?

How come--

Oh, dear.

Ms. Yoon revolted?

Yes.

It's a secret, but I'll tell you and just you.

She's been getting presents since this morning.

Who's in her office right now?

Ms. Yoon and Mr. Go.

-Darn it. -Why? What?

Gosh.

-Do you hear anything? -No.

You lost your touch.

Mr. Go, you must be

especially careful with valuables.

I know. This was just an appetizer.

I'm here as Chief Won's emissary.

You're just playing hard to get, aren't you?

You wouldn't go against the chief.

Why would I do that?

If you want my vote, you must show your sincerity.

If you want something from someone, you must do one of three things.

Persuade, plead, bargain.

We already have a tacit bargain.

Who would benefit from the Smart One City? Us.

If Chief Won's elected in the next general election,

she will become our lifeline and we just have to rise up!

Why would you side with Koo Se-ra?

-A lifeline? -What? My gosh.

Ropes only burn your hands.

You can't climb up for long.

It's not like a boot camp.

HEE-SOO

I'll let you talk, then.

She's not my type. We don't get along.

Why are you here together?

He's not your secretary anymore.

He's a dove of sorts.

The symbol of peace.

I'm here to facilitate your conversation.

What number do you like?

I like 27.

Me too.

What a lie.

I'll order number two through to seven.

Okay.

Oh, someone's calling me.

CHIEF WON SO-JEONG

Darn it.

You're consistently impolite.

We would like you

to join us to save Sarang-dong.

Persuade, plead, bargain. I'm here to bargain with you.

What'll you do for me?

I put a lot of effort into them. Made by Koo Se-ra.

I just never imagined I'd give them to you.

Ta-da.

"You Can Do It, Wish Coupon"?

This is what kids make for their parents.

Give me your vote and I'll serve you like your child.

You'll win my vote with this childish coupon?

-Is it just me? -It's childish.

Rather than just a verbal agreement,

something tangible that you can hold in your hand--

Yes.

You told me before that before coming to you with questions,

I should show some effort and read the minutes of the meetings.

So I did.

I realized how many ordinances you'd worked on,

and how many times they'd gotten rejected.

Is that relevant to the coupons?

As the chairwoman,

I can present ten ordinances directly to the district assembly.

Let's work together on something you won't regret.

Your frail conscience.

Use that to help us save Sarang-dong.

Do you remember what I said when we went to see the kids?

About the two desires the man I respected and am grateful to told me about?

He said,

"Those who get into politics

usually have two desires.

The desire to flaunt,

and the desire to change things.

Which desire takes over

determines which path the person takes."

Yes, I remember.

I guess Ms. Koo has a stronger desire to change things.

I don't want to change, I want to protect and save.

To save Sarang-dong.

What desire?

-Wait here. -Hey.

Are you here to persuade me?

I'm here to plead.

Because I know we lack the logic

to ask you to fight to keep the name "Sarang."

Why are you doing this if you know that?

A friend I'd missed for a long time asked me

which would be faster to move.

The will of 1 authority figure, or the will of 10,000 voters?

I obviously said it's the one person.

But then my friend said--

-What are you doing? -Give me your hand.

When people vote for someone,

it has nothing to do with math.

It's about their hearts.

It all comes from their hearts.

Not logic but one's heart.

I look forward to seeing

the goodwill you showed the kids at their study room.

Please reconsider,

Vice Chairwoman Yoon.

VICE CHAIRWOMAN YOON HEE-SOO

YOU CAN DO IT, WISH COUPON

Please reconsider.

Why does Ms. Koo

care so much about Sarang-dong?

April 1 of 2002.

It'll be about the Sarang Resort fire

that happened on that day.

2002 SARANG RESORT FIRE

ATOPY HEALING GARDEN

April 1, 2002, noon news.

Early this morning, a fire broke out

at Sarang Resort in Mawon-gu, Seoul.

Minju Elementary School students and teachers

were there on a retreat. 49 died and 58 were injured.

It was devastating.

The cause of the fire is yet to be determined.

Look at Se-ra. She's using Sarang-dong

to get attention when it's not even her constituency.

She's practically a newborn.

You regret it, don't you?

Don't you wish you'd voted for me instead?

No.

Why are they protesting

outside the Mawon-gu Office about a laborer falling?

Someone fell a few days ago.

They came here to protest, but didn't get to meet Chief Won,

so they came here instead to see you, Ms. Koo.

The internet is the problem.

They just share anything.

How about we make a new team?

The Integrity Task Force.

I was stuck in the service center for 15 years

and this is how I finally get out.

To join a team that works directly for the chief.

Finally!

Due to the accidents that kept occurring at the site.

Se-ra and Gong-myung each will work at the Korean buffet and as a laborer.

Over the weekend,

we will infiltrate the problematic Area Six of Smart One City.