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This way, please.

This looks too good
for a guest house.

What have you done this time?

Nothing bad.

-This way.
-OK.

Please, have a seat.

Hi there.

So, are we living together now?

What are you doing here?

I think I should ask you that.

He's our CEO.

Nice to meet you.
I'm Soo-ho Moon.

Oh, hello.

I didn't know the CEO
would be this young.

Thank you for buying that old house.

I should thank you.

You're free to stay here
until you find someplace else.

Would you like to see your rooms?

Yes, please.

Come this way.

-We've met before, right?
-What's going on?

I told you I'm a businessman.

After you spent the night in my room.

Someone might hear you.

I'll keep that our secret then.

I came to Korea for my business.

I'll move out as soon as I can.

You don't have to.

Is that your real name?

Yeah, why?

Nothing.

Was it your first love's name
or something?

Auntie, where are you?

You weren't there.

I knew you wouldn't be,
but I waited all morning.

Why did you wait for me
if you knew that?

What do you think?

That's your homework.

It's due tomorrow morning.

Go get some rest.

Hae-ra, come here!

Coming.

What's taking you so long?

This is your room.

My room's as big as yours too.
It's awesome.

I wonder what kind of guests they get
to have such a nice guest house.

Let's go, Auntie.
We can't stay here.

We're not going anywhere.

Come with me.

Look at the garden.

Check that out!

They've got everything!

And they're all brand-new!

-These are all luxury brands.
-Don't touch them.

Do you think they're for us?

Stop touching stuff that isn't yours.

How do you know him?

He's just a guy I met
while working in Slovenia.

You lucky girl!

Let's find a different place to stay.

This is as good as it gets.

I'm not comfortable staying here.

Did something happen in Slovenia?

Nothing happened.
I just don't like it, so let's go.

Why would you feel uncomfortable?

That's what I'm saying.

Nice rooms with nice bathrooms.

Everything's so nice.

I have to go to the office real quick.

Hey!

You're not going out to
find a motel, are you?

Why are you following me?

You'll need me to unlock the gate.

-Is it your ego?
-What?

Why wouldn't you want to stay here?

If it's your ego,

it means you care about me.

-Look--
-That's kinda sweet.

Just open the gate.

-I'll give you a ride.
-No.

Let's have lunch tomorrow.
I need to talk to you.

We can talk now.

See you tomorrow.

What about the gate?

See you.

So mean...

ENTRY DENIED
FROM 10 P.M. TO 5 A.M.

Can I help you?

-Hello.
-You're from the travel agency.

The building's closed for maintenance
until tomorrow morning.

Didn't you see the notice?
It's been up for a week.

I came alone today.

Can I stay here tonight?

Let's have a drink.

Sounds good.

Are you just going to
leave them here again?

Not this one.

Take those too.

Why are you doing this for me?

-I told you.
-I just don't get it.

I did something bad to you in a past life.

I'm making up for it
so I can be happy.

What was it that you did to me?

Just have a drink.

I thought you would be
more of a wine person.

I've got something much more
traditional if you want.

This is way better than wine.

This is good.

Have a drink, Boon-yi.

Did you take my man or something
in a past life?

Actually, you did that to me.

Wow, I guess I was the winner, then.

Was he hot?

The hottest in the world.

Maybe that's why
this life sucks for me.

Bummer.

I'm taking him this time.

Go right ahead.

Looks like you used to lift.

Let's focus on that for a while.

You're better off working out, man.

-Forget being a prosecutor.
-That's enough.

Consider yourself lucky.

We just happen to have
an opening for a trainer.

Lots of rich people
come to our gym.

So watch your mouth and
keep your distance with them.

-I can't get her out of my head.
-Who?

Her eyes...

I need decent clothes these days
so I'm going to take this.

I'll find a way to pay you for everything.

I don't want you to.

Wouldn't count as a good deed
if you pay me.

I got out.

I won't have to go to jail
so don't worry.

I'll be working at Fitness Black gym
starting next week.

Crazy bastard.

What's wrong?

It's my ex who dumped me.

He sent me texts about
stuff I don't want to know.

So you're seeing someone.

Do you want him?

Got a picture of him?

Yeah, I do.

Pictures matter, I know.

His looks are alright.

He's pretty nice and funny.

Not your type?

Do you have any other pictures?

I deleted them all
when we broke up.

What are you doing?

Where is he now?

You know that Fitness Black gym
where lots of rich people go to?

He'll be working there
starting next week.

Are you sure you're OK if I take him?

You know, it sounds like...

you can get any man to fall for you
if you want to.

Experience happens to be
a great teacher.

I have a favor to ask.

Would you please tear him
into bits and pieces?

Make him really needy
and cry his heart out.

But don't take his money.

-You still love him.
-No, that's not it.

He insulted with my dignity.

I just came up with
a design for a dress.

Come get it next week.

-What about this guy?
-I'm taking him as payment.

Leave it to me.

Let me stay for a bit.

I have to go to work soon.

The rents here have doubled
since redevelopment started.

People who built this town
are now forced to move out.

Some tenants committed suicide.

Let's go there.

It was up for sale for a while
but now it's just abandoned.

Let's buy it.

I don't think that's a good idea.

The past residents
didn't end up so well.

Including Ms. Jung's parents.

-I saw you there.
-Hey!

Stop!

I said stop!

It's so beautiful.

Yeah, I'd rather live in
this kind of house than in a condo.

I want to live in it for real.

But it's too old-fashioned.

We can fix it.

-You can fix it.
-Me?

You're good at everything.

OK, I will.

Pinky swear.

There's a good noodle place
around here.

Let's have lunch there.

What were you guys
talking about anyway?

That's a secret.

I promised Hae-ra that
I'd fix up that old house.

Looks like you've got
lots of things to learn.

Hae-ra, how many houses
do you want to buy?

About ten.

You're greedy just like me.

I'm only fixing one of them.

-Ten.
-One.

-Ten!
-One.

It's ten.

I kept that promise.

Sir?

Be sure to renovate those
old houses we bought.

Yes, sir.

-What's her name?
-Sa-rang.

Hi, Sa-rang.

-Cute, isn't she?
-Yeah.

-I should go now.
-OK.

Good morning.

Don't you mean good afternoon?

Is that a new coat?

I only have an hour.
I'm sure you understand.

What do you want to eat?
Lobster?

Seafood sounds good.
It's on me.

The food here is really good.

And there's only one menu
so you get it fast.

Your homework?

Why did you wait for me
if you knew that?

What do you think?

That's your homework.

Because you were bored?

You needed my organs?

Or you're a serial killer.

You don't look like a salesman.

Is that really all you can think of?

You're interested in me?

Do you want me to be?

-Looks nice.
-Enjoy your meal.

You got pretty close.

Why are you even interested in me?

Do you know you're
an attractive person?

Broke girls aren't considered
very attractive in Korea.

I have no parents,
no fancy college degree,

I have nothing to show for myself.

According to my experience,

you're a hard-working,
and honest person.

And you have
a very beautiful smile.

You know what attractive means?

It means having certain qualities
that attracts people.

You're a con man.

I'm neither a con man,
nor a killer.

Just a lucky businessman.

What about that?
You bought our house.

-Is that just a coincidence?
-Yes.

-But...
-But what?

I did hope to see you again.

And I got lucky again, as always.

Here, have some more.

Children should eat.

Be my black knight.

-You can have it.
-No, you take it.

Wow, check out her coat.

That guy's pretty hot too.

Is your company taking part in
My Neighborhood Project?

My Neighborhood Project.

It's an urban rehabilitation project

A WEEK EARLIER

run by the city of Seoul.

The main targets are small streets,
and old market districts.

The objective is to
rehabilitate these areas

by making them more
desirable to tourists.

-Sounds interesting.
-Right?

But there's a problem.

Our team got assigned
to work on it.

Why is it always us
doing the heavy lifting?

We still have to come up with
a new package tour.

We get stuff thrown at us and
never seem to catch a break.

Should I tell the Chief Director
we can't do it?

-Yes, please.
-Alright. I'll talk to him.

Hey, guys.
How's it going?

-Chief Director.
-Good afternoon.

You know the presentation for
the project is next week, right?

I'm counting on you guys.

Chief Director.

Our team already
have their hands full.

Maybe another team could
work on this project.

I agree.

We still have to work on
the new package tour.

-Hae-ra.
-Yes?

What did you say to me?

You know who I am?

I'm the Chief Director, damn it!

Just like in the movies, right?

We'll get right on it, sir.

In fact, we've always
wanted to work on it.

-Right, guys?
-You bet.

How do you know about that?

My company's part of it too.

What business are you running exactly?

Can you spare ten more minutes?

People who run small businesses
come here to set up.

Then eventually more people come.

And that leads to gentrification.

I've heard about that on the news
a lot these days.

I'm going to start by
renting out shops.

Tenants won't get rent increases
for five years.

Would that be possible in Seoul?

Well, I'm the landlord

and I plan to listen to my tenants,

to find out what they want
and what they need.

LUNCH BEER SPECIALS

I didn't know this area even existed.

We'll come up with fresh
new business ideas too.

A small idea can make
a big difference.

Time's up.

Come in tomorrow
if you want to know more.

I have to be there for
our presentation.

I'm going to be late today.

And don't read the journal in my desk.

That joke's not even funny.

Just because you're a rich guy,
doesn't mean I'd fall for you.

You like puppies a lot.

-You think so?
-Yeah, I saw you earlier.

I like you more.

See you back home.

Hey.

Didn't you say you have
something to tell me?

-I just did.
-When?

Just now.

See you.

Hey, Hae-ra.

Who's the guy?

-The landlord.
-Your landlord?

That is one hot landlord.

-Let's go.
-OK.

Where does he live, anyway?

-In the same house.
-Are you serious?

You've got to throw a house party.

He's way hotter than
your boyfriend.

OK, that's enough.

Co-working is becoming
pretty hot nowadays.

It's just another trend.

It'll pass.

One of those is going to open
next to our building in Hyehwa-dong.

Their landlord doesn't raise the rent,
and even helps out the tenants.

That's the problem.

Who's the landlord?

Some foreigner.

I'll look into it.

It might be him...

Or not.

It's him.

I like you more.

Still heartbroken?

Don't cry too much.

Take care.

You'll get over me.

That's it.
Hold it right there.

Keep the abs tight.

Hey, we're still shooting.

Five minutes.

I'm getting cramps.

-Are you joking?
-Just give me five minutes.

OK.

Let's take five.

What if she tells me
she can't get over me?

I was in Slovenia.

I'M ALREADY OVER YOU.

I'm already over you.

She's still heartbroken.

Who's heartbroken?

-Get back to work.
-It hurts, man.

Why'd you move all of a sudden?

It's a long story.

When should I come over?

After I get settled in.

-I'm still not used to it.
-Hae-ra.

Is that the boyfriend?

Hi, there.

You must be Prosecutor Choi.
I've heard a lot about you.

Oh, right.

-I'm gonna go now.
-OK, see you.

Please, excuse me.

Come on, take them.

Or they're gonna post this online.

Hey!

What are you doing here?

I was worried about you.

How did you afford to
go to Slovenia?

Were you so sad that
you got a loan to go there?

I would've been
if you were a prosecutor.

But you weren't,
so I'm over you.

I know you're not.

I could see it in your eyes that day.

Thanks for the advice that day,
by the way.

Was that your colleague?

She still thinks
I'm a prosecutor.

You didn't tell her the truth
because you still love me.

You've got to be shitting me.

I didn't tell her because
I didn't want to embarrass myself.

I think I love you.

I didn't come to ask for money.

-I think I really love you.
-So?

Is that cashmere?

Yeah, 100%.

God, what happened to you?

Nothing.

Besides breaking up with
a fake prosecutor.

Hae-ra?

Come back!

I knew successful people had
their own ways of doing things.

Exactly.

Hi, I'm back.

Good evening.

Is that a new coat?

Yeah, it is.

By the way, Mr. Moon told me
to give this to you.

What's this?

He said they're photos from Slovenia.

Oh, thank you.

Well, I hope you
enjoy your dinner.

Mr. Moon said he'll be late tonight
so you can get some privacy.

That's so kind of him,
but he didn't have to do that.

He's very busy anyway.

Seems like he's been
living abroad since he was young.

How can he run businesses in Korea?

He gave high school students
scholarships,

and those students
became his friends.

Many of them are working
with him on this project.

He must have friends
who are high-ranking officials,

or people with power
to make it work.

Fortunately, everything
worked out for Mr. Moon.

I wish I was that lucky.

Hae-ra!

Hey.

Try this face mask.

It's really awesome.

When are you going to
clean that stuff up?

Maybe later. I'm tired.

Looks messy, you know.

I'll just do it for you, alright?

Auntie.

Do you remember Soo-ho?

-Who?
-He was my dad's friend's son.

My dad was his legal guardian.
He had a scar on his face.

I don't know.

I barely even got to see your mom.

So you'd never been to
my house before?

Nope.

I'd never met you before
your family went bankrupt.

How'd you find me, then?

-A cousin told me about it.
-Which cousin?

You wouldn't know.

Why'd you ask me
about him anyway?

Never mind.

I did some research.

He's a Korean who
grew up overseas.

Another left-wing, trust fund kid.

He won't last long.

Don't worry about him.

Mr. Kim, did you get it?

-Here you go, sir.
-What is it?

My car's black box record.

I saw something strange
earlier today.

This is the street we passed
this afternoon.

Keep watching.

Did you see it?

I saw the cups
fall down and break.

-But what about it?
-Look.

It's like the wind is only blowing there.

It was odd.

Felt really strange.

It gave me chills when I was passing by.

She's been sleeping
since this afternoon.

Hey, you have work to do for me.

Wake up.

Have you noticed
anything strange?

Well, she went out
earlier this afternoon.

And she just passed out
after she came back.

Is she dead?

It would be a relief if she is.

Show me the fabrics.

This is where time stopped.

An area full of old houses.

The owners left them nearly intact
apart from doing minor maintenance

since the redevelopment was
announced.

And ten years later,
the redevelopment got cancelled.

The news was a disappointment,
but it turned out to be an opportunity.

MY NEIGHBORHOOD PROJECT

Starting with the opening
of a small cafe,

this area turned into a new landmark.

#PAST LIFE EXPERIENCE

100 THOUSAND SHOPS

Our main focuses are these.

NO RENT INCREASES

Rehabilitating old areas and
suppressing gentrification

by supporting small businesses
and art workshops

to help them stay in business.

CO-FUNDING

Guaranteeing no rent increase
and no eviction for five years

to create a coexisting environment.

I think your landlord is pretty hot.

We appreciate any support you give us.
Thank you.

MY NEIGHBORHOOK PROJECT
PRESENTED BY BLACKSMITH'S

Thank you guys.

-I hope to see you soon.
-Likewise.

Finally, I know what you do.

Good to hear.

-And--
-I'm Jang from Daehan Times.

Great presentation today.
Is a short interview OK?

Here's my card.

How's bean and beef stew
for dinner?

For our dinner get-together at 24.

24?

Our house.

Duly noted.

I'll buy the groceries.

-Here you go.
-Right.

How's this one?

Is this one better?

You looked dead.

Almost thought of making a shroud.

Which one's better?

Neither of them.

-They all look good.
-I should hit the mall.

And see what's hot these days.

You'd be better off
looking at online shops.

I need the real thing
to know how it feels.

You're so old-fashioned.

What?
You are old-fashioned.

You can go to Cheongdam-dong then.

Geez, you're stubborn.

Now, where was I?

You were talking like you'd
never see me again.

You saw my interview, huh?

What interview?

Check this out.

"Former company merchandiser
now leads the fashion trend".

"Fashion shop owner
Young-mi Kim".

Cool, isn't it?

Looks better than in person.

Can't you say something nice?

You give Hae-ra lots of clothes
these days.

-I did?
-Didn't you?

Dresses, blouses, pants...

They all looked really nice
and classy.

It wasn't me.

Did the label say
"Sharon's Boutique"?

-Oh, I think it did.
-She didn't get them from me.

How did she afford all that, then?

She has a designer friend.

-She does?
-Yeah.

I really want to work with that woman.

But she is a bit of a jerk.

You know, like one of those
snobby designers--

Oh, my God.
Hello, ma'am.

So nice to see you again.

Remember me?

I came to your boutique with
Hae-ra and you got angry.

This is my shop.

Did your friends tell you
about my shop?

You read the article, maybe?

Your clothes...

They're so typical.

They were designed by
world-famous designers.

Maybe they got lazy.

But they look pretty nice to me.

I'll leave you alone, then.

Get our guest coffee
and a gift bag.

Get the dress Emma Stone wore.

And check the ETA of
G-Dragon's stylists.

Christ, this is a lot.

That's it, I quit!

Aw, how cute.

Wait.

I hadn't noticed this before.

SHARON'S BOUTIQUE

"Sharon's Boutique".

Oh, my God. It is her!

She hasn't aged at all.

But how?

Excuse me.

Is your mother the owner of
Sharon's Boutique?

It's just that you look
exactly like her.

-Where'd she go?
-Out.

What?

Ma'am?

Cut zucchini, onions,
potatoes, and tofu

into bite-size cubes.

Go wash your hands and
help me out with this.

Onions and beef are
on the top shelf,

and anchovies are in the freezer.

Could you find the steak sauce
while you're at it?

Let me see.

Found the onions.

-What now?
-Beef.

-What else do you need?
-Anchovies.

And the steak sauce.

Nice job for a rich guy.

I was pretty broke
when I was young.

So was I.

I had to cook my own meals
from time to time.

Do you have a restaurant
business, too?

Stop making silly jokes.

Makes you look cute.

You kicked Auntie out, didn't you?

What?

No, she'll be here soon.

Bon appetit.

And thank you. Enjoy.

Thank me for what?

For everything.

Except for that time
when you lied to me.

-Something you want to tell me?
-Guess.

You're asking me out?

Not even close.

What then?

I need a drink first.

Eat up.

The first 100 years...

BECKY'S DIARY
BY BAEK-HEE JANG

I wondered why I didn't get old.

The next 100 years...

I tried to find a way
to break the curse.

And over the next 100 years...

I began to accept it.

So I thought...

maybe I should learn something.

But I got tired of it soon.

Told myself that I have
400 years to do that.

So I quit.

It's funny how humans are.

Yes?

Thank you.

I've really enjoyed your blog posts.

Especially those about restaurants
from a long time ago.

And you're going to
make a movie out of it?

That would be really cool.

Anyway, I did some research
with history experts,

and I found out your stories
weren't entirely fictional.

I wonder if studying history
aided your creative imagination.

They're not imagination.

They're my memories.

Things I've actually seen.

So you've lived
more than 200 years?

Correct.

Doesn't it remind you of that place
from the 19th century?

That was the golden age of
great food places.

Do you have to tell people
your stories?

What if they find out
we're immortal?

People only believe
what they want to believe.

You should know that by now.

You know...

He's here.

I saw him.

Are you sure?

It's him.

He is in this world.

You drove him to death.

And you'd been cursed for that sin.

I did it out of love.

They both died in sorrow
because of you.

Now they're born again
to be together.

You know who made me who I am.

I can't let them be together again.

I'm going to undo everything.

I can lift the curse if I marry him.

Only she can lift your curse.

I made her nice clothes.

You owe her a thousand times more.

And a dress...

for their wedding.

It's been like this...

since I saw him yesterday.

We'll be together again
and be happy.

Do you want to suddenly get old?

Become a 90 year-old hag
stuck with living 500 years?

Make me a perfume
that can seduce him.

There's no such thing.

You take the check.

Hey.

You know...

I've got nothing to show for myself.

Do you need to?

My life is literally
the definition of salty.

Low self-esteem
no matter what I do,

and I can't stop worrying about
my bank balance.

Just hanging in there
month to month,

with no dream.

You're a successful businessman.

You'd never understand.

But you know...

Something hit me
earlier this afternoon...

when I was embarrassed of myself
just standing next to you.

What am I?

Am I going to just stick with
this crappy life of mine?

-I have a name, by the way.
-From now on...

it's going to be different.

More wine, please.

Be my black knight.

Well, you are my black knight.

Let's not get scared too quickly.

This is...

Right now, this is
the best that...

I can do for myself.

I'm gonna join that
team in my company

that the smartest people are in.

I'm gonna learn
photography too.

I said I'd teach you that.

Right.

Photography.

And...

I'm gonna pay rent,
so just take it.

-OK.
-One more thing.

Please don't like me?

That's what I've wanted to say today.

If you do like me,

stop messing around
and leave me alone.

If you don't like me,
leave me alone.

I'll try.

We're not on the same level.

You're not my type, anyway.

And I don't need another heartbreak.

Not to mention
feeling embarrassed.

Who did that to you?

Don't know, don't care.

I don't...

Hae-ra?

Hae-ra!

Hey, are you drunk?

Tell me you're just tired.

Oh, my God.
What time is it?

What am I gonna do with you?

This is Hae-ra Jung speaking.

Yes, they're available now.

You're in Stockholm, correct?

I'll send you the tickets
by e-mail right away.

Right, thank you.

When did you come home?

When you were sleeping on the table.

Did you eat the leftovers?

Mr. Moon prepared them nicely for me.

Hae-ra, take a look at this.

I took a picture here?

You don't remember?

Of course I don't.

I barely remember anything
from when my parents died.

I saw a woman at
Young-mi's shop today.

She looked exactly like her.

She didn't age at all.

You know...

I've got nothing to show for myself.

My life is literally
the definition of salty.

Well, you are my black knight.

Hey, Soo-ho!

Yeah.

It's me, Soo-ho.

What are you doing?

Reading.

What about you?

Reading.

That's so unlike you.

I know you're doing that
massage thingy.

Thanks for reminding me
that you're a ghost.

Hey!

I'm a living person.

That's why I get cramps
once in a while.

What's the point of
that massage anyway?

To have people believe
that I'm not immortal.

I get this strange feeling
these days.

I feel like I should be
taking care of myself.

-Hey, Hae-ra.
-Oh my godness!

Why didn't you tell me you moved?

Do you want me to call the cops?

I know the law.

There's no crime in this.

What are you doing?

I wanted to give this to you,
but they said you moved away.

I know you go to the sauna
every Saturday,

so I waited.

God, what a creep.

What can I do?

I know now that I love you.

I won't ask you for anything big.

Just let me text you.

I needed a prosecutor boyfriend.

And yet, you said you could
love me even if I weren't one.

I was out of my mind then.

Come on, Hae-ra.

Come back as a real one then.

Why did my family went bankrupt,
and why did my dad die?

I need someone
who can figure those things out.

That's why I studied law in college.

But of course...

I couldn't afford to go to law school.

I don't want to see you again.

I'll go to law school.

And become a prosecutor.

I'm serious!

Just give me some time...

and wait for me.

GINSENG GIFT SET

Wait for me.

-Stay put!
-I'm not a damn dog!

What the hell?

You've never lost
your temper before!

That stuff's expensive.

FITNESS BLACK GYM

PERSONAL TRAINER
TOMMY

Good afternoon, ma'am.

Oh, hi.

Is he a new trainer?

He was a medal-winning athlete
in junior high.

He's pretty good.

You can meet him
starting next week.

Is she with you?

Hi.

We meet again.

-Do you work out here too?
-Not really.

I'll leave you two alone.

Call me if you need me.

This gym's really nice,
if you're looking for one.

The trainers are top-notch.

I think that's him.

-Tommy.
-Yep, that's him.

The new guy.

We call that...

a crazy bitch.

She's a crazy bitch alright.

Auntie?

Let's have some coffee.

Maybe later.

What do you do on weekends?

Nap or go to work.

Really?

All Korean nine-to-fivers do.

What about today?

Today?

Oh, my God.

I have an appointment
to meet someone today.

Can I go with you?

I'm still new to Seoul.

Well, I'm...

It's a boutique.

A boutique?

Bring me some tea.

With honey and milk.

-Get it yourself.
-Hey.

Kidding.

Gee, those eyes.

Is it good?

Yes, thank you.

Why is it so cold in here?

Didn't know there's
still a place like this.

I think it's not very well-known.

Think they have anything for men?

Dress shirts, maybe?

Can't wait to check it out.

Let's go in.

You owe her a thousand times more.

And a dress...

For their wedding.

Soo-ho Moon.

I knew it was him right away.

He's alive.

Just because you're rich and hot,

doesn't mean I'd fall for you.

-You think I'm hot?
-Hey!

I'm older than you,

I'm having nightmares.

Nightmares from old memories.

Of when you killed them?

Being born with the same face.

That only happens in movies.

Don't you remember me, honey?

No need to hide that you like me.

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