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Hong Joo, are you done changing your clothes?

Yes.

(Episode 74)

Ta-da.

Mr. Kang.

I'm afraid if it was a hassle for you...

after working until late time today.

Don't mention it. It wasn't a hassle at all.

Mr. Kang, can I...

go visit your bakery tomorrow?

Sure.

Thanks, Mr. Kang.

Mr. Kang.

I feel like...

we're getting closer...

and becoming good friends...

towards each other from one point.

I'm happy for it.

I'm grateful too.

For someone like me...

to be able to be your friend.

That's what I want to say.

Go in now.

See you tomorrow, Mr. Kang.

Freddie.

I finally became good friends with Mr. Kang.

Freddie.

Thank you.

Young Hoon.

Dong Won, how did you find my place?

Can you go somewhere with me today?

Where?

Let's go first.

What... Where?

Why did you take me here?

Here.

It's your bakery.

- What? - I got it in a rush,

so you'll need some maintenance work done.

I wanted to get you...

much bigger and nicer one,

but I knew you wouldn't like it.

So I chose this place...

because I know well about your personality.

You can't do this.

Young Hoon.

I told you...

I'd pay for your kindness back in prison.

When we learned how to bake together,

I promised I'd open a bakery for you...

when you got discharged from prison.

Don't you remember?

Dong Won, that was just...

Young Hoon.

I wasn't just saying.

I meant it.

Please don't refuse.

Or I can't sleep in peace.

This is nothing compared to my life's worth.

I'd give tens of this if I could.

I bought this with clean money.

If you find it uncomfortable,

make a lot of money through this bakery,

and do what you always wanted to do.

You said you wanted to give bread to the need...

and help out children too.

Use this for that purpose.

Dong Won.

Young Hoon, please take it.

If you don't,

I'll follow you all my life.

Okay, Dong Won.

Young Hoon.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Is it because it's Mr. Kang's?

It smells more fragrant than expensive perfume.

You still have a headache?

Should I give you a cup of tea?

What are you wearing?

It looks like men's.

I'm sure it's not Go Rae's.

This?

I bought this at an expensive shop.

Vintage.

Do expensive shops sell...

shabby clothes like that one?

You paid your money for it?

Yes, vintage.

Vintage, my foot.

Where are Go Rae and Mi Ran?

Go Rae went outside after having grain milk.

Mi Ran is probably still asleep.

What?

Her husband went to work after simple breakfast,

but she's still asleep?

Gosh, Hong Shil.

Hong Shil.

What's wrong with you?

You're still asleep? Do you know what time it is?

I'm sorry, Mother.

Go Rae told me to sleep a little more.

What?

Are you that thoughtless?

You can't do that just because he told you so.

Go Rae has to deal with his patients...

all day long,

so how could you sleep until this hour...

in this cozy bed?

Pardon?

Hong Shil, that's a bit too harsh of you.

I'm sorry. I won't do that anymore.

If your husband goes to work in the morning,

shouldn't you make hearty breakfast for him?

He went to work...

after having grain milk alone this morning.

What have you learned in your family?

Hong Shil, let's go out.

And why is this room so messy?

Your husband went to work, so clean at the least.

Clothes are everywhere.

Is this a refugee house or what?

Let's go.

What's wrong with her all of a sudden?

Let go of me. It hurts.

Hong Shil.

She has done nothing wrong.

You shouldn't do this.

I said what has to be said.

I can say that much as a mother-in-law.

Even if you say that kind of stuff,

you have to say one thing at a time.

You've been nice to her all this time,

so your sudden change could frighten her.

What if Mi Ran wants a divorce...

at this rate?

That'll be great.

I wish she asks for a divorce first.

She might hear you.

I don't care.

Why should I watch what I say...

in my own house?

Who is it?

It's Mi Ran's mother.

What? Who's here?

Ms. So. Mi Ran's mother.

Why is she here again?

No one welcomes her here.

It's driving me nuts.

Hello, Ms. Na. Hello.

Hello.

I heard you weren't feeling well,

so I made some porridge and white kimchi for you.

You didn't have to.

How are you feeling now?

How are you sick?

I'm not sick.

So take it back.

I was about to wash up and go outside.

Well...

I see.

Go ahead then.

I'll clean your house...

and cook before I leave.

Is Mi Ran home?

Just go.

You can't come here without any appointment.

How ignorant.

Hong Shil.

What did you say?

Ignorant?

Mom, just go.

I mean...

How can you say that when all I did...

was bring porridge because you're sick?

Hey, wait. Let go.

My gosh. What's wrong with her?

My goodness.

What's wrong with your mother-in-law?

Is she crazy?

Why did you come here?

It's because you didn't call ahead.

Even if that was the case, I'm an in-law.

How can she say I'm ignorant?

Think carefully.

Is something wrong?

Did you do something wrong?

I don't know. I really don't.

I wish I knew.

What nonsense is that?

I don't know. She suddenly changed.

Until now, she let me...

sleep in after Go Rae left for work.

This morning, she barged in...

and yelled at me for being a lazy bum...

and for not cooking Go Rae breakfast.

She said what?

Why did you sleep in?

You should've gotten up and gone to the kitchen.

She told me not to bother with the cooking...

and stay in bed.

That I don't have to cook Go Rae's breakfast.

She said she'd cook for him,

that we should be like mom and daughter.

How can a mother-in-law be like a mom?

Don't you know how nasty an in-law can be?

From now on,

don't you dare sleep in.

Before Go Rae goes out, wake and dress up...

and fry him an egg or something.

You can't sleep in anymore, okay?

Set an alarm before going to bed.

- Okay? - Okay.

My goodness.

I think you should go back inside.

She might yell at you for being out too long.

You go first.

You go back in first.

- Take care, Mom. - Take care.

- Bye, Mom. - Bye.

Get back inside.

- Mom... - Mi Ran.

Go on inside. Hurry.

You go home.

I will. Go inside.

- Take care. - Go.

If she changed drastically and abruptly,

there must be a reason.

Did Mi Ran not mess up?

She said no. She has no idea.

That's why it's driving us insane.

Mi Ran was a bit immature.

She stayed in bed after her husband left for work.

Even so,

do people change so suddenly?

She used to be so nice to Mi Ran and me.

She said she'd treat Mi Ran like a daughter,

so why is she so mean to her now?

Seeing you made me realize...

it's tough marrying off a daughter.

I'm so glad I don't have one.

The world's changing.

The in-law culture should too.

The husbands' mothers all need a new mindset.

Why would they torment someone else's daughter?

This blows.

I should've had a son instead.

What do you think is wrong with her mother-in-law?

Mi Ran.

- Are you going out? - Yes.

Do you want to talk?

Yes.

Go Rae said that...

I didn't do anything wrong and that Mother's sick,

which is why she's agitated.

I don't think that's the case.

Auntie.

Did I do something wrong?

Can you tell me what you know?

From what I know,

it's not your problem.

Then what?

Sometimes, in life,

you face things that you can't understand.

Sometimes time takes care of it.

So I think...

Yes, it'll be easier...

if you think my sister's going through menopause.

Menopause?

Yes. When the symptoms are bad, you get moody...

and take it out on the people around you.

Okay, Aunt.

If there's anything else...

that bothers you, tell me and I'll help out.

I will.

- Thank you. - Sure.

What should I do with her?

Hong Shil will be upset for a while.

Mr. Kang.

Can I come over to where you are?

What?

You'll work from a bakery instead of a truck?

Dad.

What's going on?

This bakery is yours?

Yes.

Things happened.

But how...

Dad's friend...

who helped us by the truck last time.

He got it for me.

Really?

I'll work hard and pay him back.

It seemed like you hadn't met in a while.

Were you very close back in the day?

What?

Yes, we...

Just a moment.

Hello?

Really?

I'll be right there.

Can you stay here?

I'll drop by the hardware store.

The tool box I ordered just came in.

Okay.

This place needs some fixing up.

It's clean, so it won't take too much work.

Right. I won't be long.

Okay, Dad.

What kind of friend...

got him this store just like that?

Hello.

- Anyone in? - Hey.

Hello.

Hello, it's the daughter.

- Hi. - Hello.

Where's your father?

He won't be long. He's at the hardware store.

I see.

- Thank you. - Goodbye.

I got it in a hurry and it needs a lot of work.

Excuse me.

My dad told me.

Did you get him this store?

Silly him.

Why did he tell you and put me on the spot?

Thank you so much.

Not at all.

I have a long way to go to pay him back.

This store? This is nothing.

How did you get to know...

my dad?

I'm his junior. From school.

School?

Which one?

Middle school.

When will he come back?

I'm in a hurry and have to go.

You're back. Hello.

Dad, your friend's here.

The place...

seemed a little bare, so I brought a plant.

You didn't have to bother.

- Thanks. - I got to see you,

so I'll get going.

- Goodbye, miss. - Bye.

I'll see him off.

Okay.

Dong Won.

You don't have to see me off.

Dong Won.

Thanks.

Young Hoon.

I won't come by too often.

You feel uncomfortable.

I'm sorry.

Don't be silly.

Why should you apologize?

Can I come by sometimes when I miss you?

Of course.

I'll get going then.

Dad.

Did your friend leave?

Yes.

What did you two talk about?

I thanked him for opening you a store...

and he told me not to mind it.

That he had a long way to go to pay you back.

What nonsense.

Do Ran.

What do you think I should name the bakery?

- The name? - Yes.

You think of something.

"Haengbok Bakery"?

Or "Minam Bakery"?

Since you're handsome?

That's not true.

People would come here...

and feel disappointed to see me.

Dad.

What about "Dad Bakery"?

"Dad Bakery"?

I think people would want to eat bread...

that their dad made for them.

- What do you think? - "Dad Bakery"?

I like the idea. Let's do that.

Really? Go with "Dad Bakery"?

Great!

Hello.

- Hello. - Well...

I asked her to come.

We will clean up this place together.

I see.

Mr. Kang, did you not tell Do Ran?

Tell her what?

That we're...

friends now.

Hong Joo.

Do Ran.

Mr. Kang and I have decided to be friends.

Is it okay?

Sure.

I should go clean that up.

Gosh, it's so hard to go shopping.

Ms. Yeoju.

You're back, Ms. Oh.

You're home.

What do you want for dinner tonight?

Let's just have dumpling soup for dinner.

Ms. Cho.

Where's Do Ran?

Mr. Kang... I mean,

her father opens a bakery tomorrow,

so she went to help him.

What? A bakery?

Mr. Kang is opening a bakery?

Yes.

What? Where did he get the money...

to open a bakery?

Mother, did you want to see me?

Yes. Have a seat.

Yes, Mother.

Mr. Kang...

I mean,

where did your father get the money for a bakery?

Did you give him the money? From Dae Ryook?

No, Mother.

A friend of Dad's got him the money.

That doesn't make sense.

It costs a lot of money to open a bakery.

What kind of friend would give him so much money?

I'm serious, Mother.

His friend owes Dad something,

so he paid for the bakery.

Really? Are you serious?

Yes.

Okay.

All right. I believe you.

I should trust what you say.

If I don't believe my daughter-in-law,

who else can I believe?

Don't you think?

All right. I get it. You can leave now.

Okay.

What?

What did his friend owe him?

Why would he give him so much money?

Mr. Kang.

Please try this.

- Welcome. - Hello.

Please try this bread.

We opened for business today.

Please try this. It's free.

Thank you.

- Please try this. - Is it good?

Please buy some bread.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

- Here. - Thank you so much.

Thank you.

- Please try it. - It's good, isn't it?

What do you think?

Buy some bread.

Here.

- Please enjoy. Thank you. - Bye.

Thank you. Have a nice day.

Oh, Grandma. Ms. Cho.

Grandma.

Hey, Do Ran.

So this is the bakery that Mr. Kang runs?

Madam Park, this place looks neat and lovely.

Dad. Dae Ryook.

- Grandma, you're here. - Yes.

Did you take a day off?

Yes. I wanted to come and help Father.

I see. That's good.

Hello, Madam Park.

Congratulations, Mr. Kang.

The bakery looks nice and cozy.

It's lovely.

Thank you.

Mr. Kang, congratulations.

I'll come here to buy bread every day.

Okay, Ms. Cho. Please come visit often.

You're here, Madam Park.

I didn't know my friend was here.

I heard I give you...

a hard time when I lose my mind.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay, Madam Park.

Thank you for coming in this cold weather.

Why would she thank us?

Please try this.

Is she Mr. Kang's wife or what?

It looks delicious.

Please try some.

Wait. What's going on between these two?

Why do you look so down?

Did something happen...

at Mr. Kang's bakery?

When I get there,

Ms. Jang's aunt was there too.

Ms. Jang's aunt?

What?

Even Ms. Jang...

and Ms. Oh didn't go there.

Why would she go there?

I know.

What's ridiculous is...

that she pretended to be Mr. Kang's wife.

"Thank you for coming." She said stuff like that.

No way.

She's not dating Mr. Kang, is she?

Ms. Cho, what are you talking about?

My aunt was there?

Why would my aunt be there?

How would I know?

What? Why did Hong Joo go there?

At Mr. Kang's bakery?

I don't know.

Ms. Yeoju.

Can you make some pumpkin porridge?

Pumpkin porridge? Why?

I want to give it to Mom.

I see. That's a good idea.

- Give it to your mom. - Okay.

That's too bad,

but it's no use crying over split milk.

Crying over split milk?

What does that mean?

Gosh, she's just so mean.

There is no response. Please leave a message.

Why isn't Aunt answering the phone?

Why would she go to...

Do Ran's dad's bakery?

Is someone here?

It's my mom.

So? Did you open the door?

Yes.

You can't let anyone inside...

without even asking me.

Sorry?

Hello, Ms. Na.

Why do you come so often?

Well... I made some pumpkin porridge...

and side dishes for you.

Please.

Don't do this anymore.

Please leave.

Ms. Na, I'm sorry.

I should've taught Mi Ran before she got married.

But we rushed the wedding back then,

so I didn't have time.

Ms. Na, I'll come here every day...

and teach Mi Ran how to do kitchen work.

Why would you mind my business?

You don't have to.

You're the one who rushed the wedding.

Then you can't blame Mi Ran...

for being not good at housework.

I married my daughter to Go Rae...

because I believed him and you.

I just want you to leave. Please leave.

Okay. I'll...

get going then.

Tell your mom to never come here again.

Okay?

Mom...

Mom!

Mom.

Why did you come after me?

Go back inside.

Go back in there.

Mom.

Just go.

What are you doing?

My mom was just worried about you.

That's why she brought food.

So?

Mother.

To be honest, I don't understand why...

you are being like this to me all of a sudden.

I'm very upset.

Until recently,

you said you'll think of me like your daughter.

You said we should depend...

on each other and live happily.

Mother.

If there's anything I did wrong, please tell me.

I'll do my best to change that.

Don't come down from the second floor.

Pardon?

I hate the sight of you. I never want to see you.

So don't ever come down from the second floor.

Do you understand?

Mother...

Get out.

I said get out.

What should I do?

What should I do now?

Hong Joo, thank you for your hard work.

No, thank you. You're the one who worked hard.

Mr. Kang, again, congratulations.

You were wonderful today.

Hong Joo.

Da Ya, what brings you here at this hour?

Hong Joo, what are you doing with this guy?

Da Ya, say hello to him.

He is my boyfriend.

It's Kang Soo Il.

What?

Hong Joo, what did you just say?

(My Only One)

- Welcome. - What?

- I remember you. - I remember you.

I heard you are hiring employees.

When you misunderstood me as a homosexual,

you were nice to her. But now you hate her?

- Go Rae... - Hey, you swindler!

You witch!

Mr. Kang, I ran away from home.

Ran away?

Mr. Kang, we are here.

- Oh, gosh. - Hong Joo.

- Thank you so much. - This is nothing.

I owe your dad a debt when we were in the jail.

Who is your father really?