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HANGUK CHEMISTRY LAB GETS GRANT FROM SEOUL

GUKIL NEWSPAPER

What's with her this time?

No idea.

She found out I've been
collecting newspapers.

Then she asked me to bring
all the ones that date back 20 years ago.

There is...

a short article here.

"Short Circuit Puts a Research Lab
on Fire,

causing Death of a Young Scientist,"

"Dr. Joon-seong Moon"?

It's from October 21st.

Find me the newspaper from that day.

And search for any interviews he had.

Why are you suddenly
looking for a chemist?

I need to come up with a story.

What story?

A story that can help me...

permeate his happy days.

Dr. MOON'S RESEARCH
ON ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS

Where did you find these?

I heard about the fire from Hae-ra's aunt,

and I was quickly reminded of this.

I know the lab very well too.
That old building.

What about these articles?

A tailor at my boutique is
a huge collector.

He collects newspapers,
magazines, and stamps,

so I asked him to find them.

This feels so weird.

You can read these on
a computer in a library,

but I thought you'd feel different
if you saw it in real life.

It's an article from a few
months before the fire.

Your dad was a very handsome man.

You aren't that good looking...

compared to him.

Hi, Hae-ra.

Hae-ra, take a look at this.

What's so interesting here?

It's my dad's old interview.

Goodness, this is very old.

Do you remember him?

I saw him a few times
at home when I was a kid.

Hae-ra.

Go wash your hands. Let's eat dinner.

Yes.

Yes, it was a dorm.

I heard it was built in 1880.

It was completed in the spring of 1882.

A long and harsh winter
set construction back.

It sounds like you built it yourself.

How do you remember that in such detail?

My grandma's house
was nearby, so I hung out there often.

That's when I heard about these.

Did you go over to the lab often?

We opened the yard
to the public during the weekends,

and we had a lot of event programs.

In autumn, we washed
blankets as an experiment.

How do you remember that?

My grandma was on the blue team.

What's that?

People got together and
separated to a blue team and a white team,

and carried out experiments
to see which side got whiter blankets.

That was like a festival for the town.

Your dad was such a wonderful man.

Have you ever been to my dad's lab?

No, I only heard about it from Dad.
I've never been there.

I'm so sorry.

You don't have any memory
of Mr. Moon's happy days.

You're right.

You look very happy today.

I've been happy ever since I met you.

My gosh.

Hae-ra, you must be happy.

Aunt Sook-hee, how's the food?

You don't look like it,
but you are a good cook.

You haven't even seen what I can do.

-I want one more.
-Okay.

Here you go.

My gosh.

Why on earth did she
make me get these books?

STORYTELLING METHODS

It's not like she's
writing a movie script.

WRITING A MOVIE SCRIPT

The lab caught on fire when you two
were very young, right?

I got my coat tailored back then,
so I wasn't too young.

I was about 14.

That means she was probably in her 20s.

Why does she talk as if she was a kid
who went to visit her grandma?

That's odd.

I lost my parents and
grew up with my grandma,

so I understand your sorrow.

The lab caught on fire
because of a short circuit,

because the building was old, right?

That was the conclusion.

You must've been very sad.

Do you remember anything in particular...

around the time of that fire?

Like what?

Something...

that seemed out of the ordinary.

I do remember something.

I need to keep making up the story
to keep him interested in me.

I think I saw a couple of strange guys
walking around.

Strange guys.

That's pretty vague.

They didn't seem like anyone from the lab
or from the neighborhood.

I remembered them as we talked.

Give me one second.

Have you ever seen this person?

I'm not sure.

He seems to be unlikable.

Who is it?

Is he someone who's
involved with the fire?

I believe so, but we'll never know.

I said I'd do the dishes
after I sent an email.

The machine did everything.

Don't worry.

I'll get washed up.

Goodnight.

I'm sorry we only talked
about the old days.

No, I liked it.

And we decided to try hard for a month.

Let's eat dinner with her often,

and talk with her a lot.

When will the personal
trainer be here again?

I'd like to work out too.

We won't work out at home anymore.

Why not?

He seemed like a good trainer.

He wasn't that good, actually.

Too bad.

I was looking forward to working out
at home.

Your bed will arrive
the day after tomorrow. Will that be okay?

That's fine.

Can I bring my bedding tomorrow?

Of course.

He should've been here already
for water.

-Gosh! What the...
-Goodness!

You scared me.

Isn't it time to go to bed?
What are you doing here?

I'm trying to plan what to eat
for tomorrow's breakfast.

Why are you thinking about that
out here?

Because this is the kitchen
where I'll be cooking it.

I'll fix breakfast tomorrow.
So you can go to bed.

Why did you give me a dirty look?

When I mentioned the home training.

There's nothing between him and me.

Then why are you avoiding him?

I'm not avoiding him.

I just want to focus on the man I like.

And who could that be?

My first love, Soo-ho Moon.

I really, really like--

Are you here to get water?

No, a facial mask.

My office is too dry.
I need to put one on my face at night.

Give me one too.

This is the last one.

You're young, so you don't need it.

That crazy... Seriously.

Good morning.

Today, we have a charming
businessman in the studio.

A graduate of med school in the US

turned himself into a businessman.

He's trying to stop reckless development,

and he is leading a movement
that preserves

old neighborhoods.

It's the CEO of Blacksmith's, Soo-ho Moon.

Welcome.

Hello, it's nice to meet you.

It's nice to meet you too.

I'm meeting you for the first time,

and two things surprised me about you.

That someone who'd want
to preserve neighborhoods is so young

and so handsome.

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

I'm going to ask you...

what the viewers want to know.

What made you get involved with
the urban regeneration project?

I wanted to protect the neighborhood
I grew up in.

Also, the ordeal I experienced as a child

was one of the reasons.

People even wrote petitions

to preserve the lab building,

but the lab was burned down

and my father died in the fire.

Since the lab dealt with chemicals,

they had thorough monthly checkups.

I don't think the fire was caused
by a short circuit.

I believe those who'd benefit
from demolishing the lab did it.

Was he...

the son of Dr. Moon?

As I'm working on this project,

I'm going to request the police
reinvestigate this case.

Reinvestigation will be possible only if

there's new evidence or witness.

Of course there is.

I can see you are confident.

Since you mentioned it publicly on air,

I'm sure the viewers will show
more interest.

I hope so.

I want the places with our memories
and histories to be preserved.

The police is too busy to reinvestigate
that case.

Evidence. Witness.

What could that be?

There's nothing to worry about.

Let's look at Geumseong-dong

which has been called
the village of persimmon trees

since the Joseon Dynasty.

Thank you so much for being here
so early in the morning.

You're a good talker.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

Mr. Moon.

You spoke so eloquently
on live television.

Shall we have breakfast
before going to work?

You should go ahead without me.

I have things to take care of.

Okay.

-Let's go.
-Alright.

I was going to do that for you.

Do you want coffee? Black?

You remembered. Black coffee.

Were you out this morning?

Yes, I had something to do.

Why didn't you go straight to work?

I came back to make Hae-ra's breakfast.

She should be out here by now.

Stop talking about that wench.

It's only the two of us here.

I want to live with you like this.

Thanks for making Hae-ra's
clothes so beautifully.

Please make some more with nice fabric.

Thanks for patronizing Sharon's Boutique.

Come watch the news.

For the urban regeneration project
that Seoul is carrying forward,

the area for the pilot project
will be determined this month.

Hyunmi-dong in Mapo-gu,

and Geumseong-dong in Jongno-gu are
strong contenders.

That's good news, right?

The final result has to come out.
We'll see.

It could turn into
an overheated speculation zone.

Exactly.

People will want to buy property
in that neighborhood after this news.

Still, it makes me happy.

Thank you.

You were great on the show this morning.

How did you watch it?

You're a sleepyhead.

My boss told me to watch it, so I did.

You looked great on camera.
You could be an actor.

-Really?
-I'm kidding.

I have to go to work.

-Already?
-Yes.

I have to be a porter all day.

I'll see you this evening.

Bye.

-You'll trip.
-No, I won't.

Why didn't you tell me?
I feel a bit left out.

I was just on for a minute or two.

Are you free for dinner tonight?

Would you like to talk about business
over dinner?

Couldn't we talk at home?

I like talking business outside
dressed up and in my heels.

Okay, then.

I'll make a reservation and let you know.

What if Geumseong-dong is selected?

If I talk people into redevelopment,

it'll be an overheated speculation zone,
which will overshadow the selection.

In the end, it would be canceled.

The project is run by the city.

Don't do anything weird.
You'll be in trouble.

How timid you are...

You just go hand over Dal-hong Yoon's
surface rights to someone else.

No. I got that on my own.

-What?
-Father, don't worry.

I'm sure there's a good reason
for Gon being stubborn.

You shouldn't trust the people you bribed
too much.

Do you know that a lot of their children
studied abroad?

-Soo-ho Moon gave them the opportunity.
-What?

He's really meticulous.

Some became his company employees.

Don't think
you know everything.

I don't trust you.

From now on,

make decisions after
getting my permission.

I don't want to.

And don't ask Young-mi to come here
for breakfast every other day.

Why does she have to do that?

No, I love having breakfast here.

That rude brat.

You're naive because you grew up
wealthy.

Is it so hard to just go with
someone's opinion,

even when you disagree with it?

He never listens.

Leave your dad up to me.

I'll try to coax him.

You're trying too hard.

I'm the best girlfriend you could have.

Consider yourself lucky.

Okay. You can go now.

Aren't you going to work?

Do you want to break up?

What are you talking about
so early in the morning?

You don't adore me.
You don't like me either.

Do you remember when our last kiss was?

Don't do it like it's homework.

Please don't add another problem.

You shouldn't do this to me.

You don't know what I have.

For you, I...

What?

I'm so good to you.

Consider yourself lucky.

The ring went back to its owner.

So why won't these letters disappear?

The answer...

might lie in Jeom Bok.

BLACKSMITH'S

Hello.

What a nice office.

I didn't know we had an appointment.

I wanted to say I enjoyed the show,

and I wanted to talk about the past too.

I'm here to confess.

Have a seat.

I know...

you suspect my father.

I don't know what you're about to say,

but whether I believe it or not
is up to me.

I think he was at the lab
when it caught on fire.

He was drunk and
told me about it once.

"I was there..."

Crying.

As he went in and out of the lab,

he often sneaked out some drugs to sell.

He sold alcohol, glycerine, and stuff...

to small hospitals and pharmacies.

He was there to steal
drugs as well that day?

He was in the storage...

and ran out when he heard the explosion.

He ran into Dr. Moon's son.

He ran away because he was ashamed.

Why are you telling me this?

Because he won't be able to say it.

Misunderstandings will get bigger.

I'm starting to like you.

You're a good son.

He's a poor man.

Please forgive him.

I'm already aware of his stealing.

Did you think that I was not prepared?

I guess...

I know what you don't know.

What is that?

I'll let you hear it in public.

I have a previous engagement.

Thank you for your time.

SAMMI TRADING
INCENTIVE TOUR

Excuse me. Let me through.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. Goodness, sorry.

Oh, no. Please hold for me.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Gosh, I'm sorry.

How could they call us at dawn
and ask for a replacement so suddenly?

Give me the wet tissues. I'll divide them.

Will you? All right, here.

Oh, Hae-ra.

Did you know that Mr. Moon...

asked the police to reinvestigate?

No, I found it out today.

He seemed to be born rich,
but there's a story.

Is he usually dark and depressed?

Not at all.

He's fun to be with.
He likes making jokes too.

Mr. Moon is cool.

He is.

-Hey.
-Hello.

-Hello.
-Hi.

They want us to replace digestive pills
with multi-vitamins.

We're almost done.
How can you say that now?

Stop complaining and do it already.

You know we go on tour
around the town, right?

We have an hour left.

We can't finish this before then.

Right, you don't have much time.

So work hard.

Oh, right.

Thanks, guys.

Goodness.

"Thanks, guys."

-Take them out.
-We were almost done.

We're meeting in an hour.

Can I act like
I haven't seen you for a while?

No, you can't.

Then just remember this.

Red bean bread means "I love you."

Cream bread means "Kiss me."

Baguette means "Come to emergency stairs."

What is he saying?

Don't get them mixed up.

-Okay.
-Okay.

-Try our bread.
-Hello.

-Try some of our bread.
-Try some.

-Come try some.
-It might make you faint.

-Thank you.
-Goodbye.

-It's organic flour.
-Thank you.

You get ten percent discount until 3 p.m..

Your cream bread is the best in Korea.

-Thank you.
-We'll do our best to protect your bakery.

Thank you.

Please keep baking delicious breads.

Don't you worry.

Thank you.

It's going so well.
Please prepare one more tray of these.

Here's red bean bread.

Red bean bread.

Red bean bread means "I love you."

You know what it is, right?

Yes, red bean bread to you too.

I'll go get a new tray of bread.

Now is cream bread.

Cream bread means "Kiss me."

Don't you know what it is?

Here's cream bread.

I got more cream bread.

What a bummer.

Bring us some more cream bread.

It's sweet, right?

All right, give us some more cream bread.

Cream bread.

Goodness.

One more cream bread.

Well, red bean bread for me.

Red bean bread.

Using social media is
the best marketing method.

Please stop saying obvious stuff.

All right, get the right angle.

Gather tight.

-I'll take it now.
-Oh, well...

Let's say "red bean bread"
after the count of three.

Good idea.

I'll count to three then.

One, two, three.

-Red bean bread.
-Red bean bread.

What do you mean?

I don't understand.

I'm really sorry,

but let me cancel this contract.

Did Soo-ho Moon threaten you?

No, He didn't even contact me.

Do you need more money?

I feel like...

my son was injured because of my karma.

He regained consciousness
and is recovering.

He's still unable to feel his left arm.

If only I hadn't betrayed Mr. Moon...

I think I'm being punished.

All right then.

The cancellation penalty
is three times the amount.

Will you be okay with that?

That's...

Excuse me.

Excuse me. Jeom Bok!

Stop right there!

Jeom Bok!

Jeom Bok.

Jeom Bok...

Sharon, where are you?

Sharon.

Sharon?

Where have you been?

I went to deliver some blankets.

-Blankets?
-Yes.

Sharon is staying somewhere else
for a month.

Where is that?

Sharon.

Sharon.

Oh my, what brings you here?

Where's her room?

That one over there.

WRITING A MOVIE SCRIPT

"Misery loves company."

"Go deep into the character's emotion
by using coincidence."

What kind of a coincidence
should I come up with?

What's with you?

Why can't you just eat
taffy and make clothes?

What do you think you're doing?

You're going to kill me?

Die, then. Die.

Please!

What are you doing here?

I wanted to live
under the same roof with my husband.

Get out of here right now.

I'm living there just for a month
during construction.

Seung-goo.

Are you doing construction work here?

No.

Can't I just have a month with him
after all these 200 years?

I just want to be around him.

A knot might come untied finally.

You can't do this.

What do you mean?

I saw Jeom Bok.

Jeom Bok?

The Jeom Bok who was good at drawing?

It was definitely him.

He rode by me on a bicycle.

The gray-haired old man did that?

He got younger.

And his mole was gone.

Is that possible?

Last time I saw him,
he was definitely an old man.

It was him.

His jacket also had the letters "JB".

What JB?

I'm sure there's a way
to erase the ghost letters.

I know he was good at drawing,
but how can he erase that?

Anyway, there's something you don't know.

Of course, there might be others like us.

-Get out of that house.
-In a month.

Right now.

I just want to resolve my sorrow.

You're also responsible
for making me like this.

Will you let me have just this one?

I won't do anything.

I'll just be with him
and then move out.

I mean it.

Then let's start looking
for Jeom Bok together.

Seung-goo.

Let's have a cup of strong, sweet coffee.

I'll boil some water.

Here you go.

Okay.

And this one.

These are the last ones, right?

There are 120 more in
the small conference room.

Oh, we're almost done.

Mr. Moon, you are such a smart guy.

You're always right to the point,
just like me.

I thought it was a pie in the sky, but
it feels real now.

You gave us a very explicit explanation!

You know that you're doing teatime
with our chairman, right?

Yes.

There you go.

I know that.

-Then let's get moving.
-Yes, this way.

Let's see...

It looks like he's seeing the chairman.

-Let's move the rest.
-Okay.

Ms. Jung.

Did you get those baguettes earlier?

Did we get baguettes too?

Baguette means "Come to emergency stairs."

Those looked heavy.
Are you okay?

Of course. That's a piece of cake.

Stop doing cream bread in public.
It's dangerous.

I have a dinner meeting tonight.

Sharon wants to go out
and discuss business.

Why are you going out?
She lives there now.

Beats me. She said she wanted to.

Leave some time for me on the weekend.

If they tell you to work,
tell them to buzz off.

Why? What are we going to do?

A lot of stuff.

Hae-ra, 100 red bean breads for you.

Two hundred for you.

I got this from an apple pie shop

where people line up for hours to get one.

Have some with black tea while it's hot.

These kids are idling away their time.

Do they really line up for an hour
to get some pastry?

That's the fun in life.

I lined up to get you some too.

That is what love
and affection is, you know.

Gon must be happy

to have a great girl like
you that he can marry.

If you're feeling down,

should I ask Hae-ra's aunt to come over
to keep you company?

You don't need to waste money like that.

Right, I have some mangoes.

I'll make you some mango yogurt.

Give me a second. It's amazing.

That kid...

Father, have some strawberries first.

This picture.

-What is this?
-You gave it to me.

Doesn't it look great
now that it's enlarged?

That person right there.

Isn't that a woman?

Just a charming man.

She looks a lot like someone I know.

Who?

This person.

There's a nasty woman
I know that also looks

exactly like that person.

How similar are they?

You are a human, right?

How can I help you?

Is this...

a boutique?

I can't help you right now...

if you're here for suits.

Our designer is out.

I can't believe
a place like this still exists.

What's the name of that designer?

Sharon.

Pardon?

-Sha...
-Sharon.

-Sharon?
-Yes, Sharon.

Oh, Sharon.

When will she be back?

No idea.

Do you have a picture...

of the owner?

No.

Well...

When she gets back,

ask her to give me a call.

It'll be great to have
this place redeveloped.

Back then, I went over to the lab

with some dumplings
that my grandma made...

That doesn't make any sense either.

Why would you bring
dumplings to a lab?

Where's my car?

Yes, I came out right away.

I'll be at the entry of this street. Yes.

Dried persimmon, then?

Chul-min.

I'm an aspiring writer
preparing for a literary contest.

Seo-rin.

Is he someone who's
involved with the fire?

I believe so, but we'll never know.

Seo-rin.

It's you, right?

Who are you?

It's me, Chul-min.

I'm the newspaper delivery boy.

How could you not have...

changed at all?

Seo-rin.

Sir.

Are you okay?

Seo-rin. It's you, right?

Where did she go?

No.

I became rich...

because of you.

I became cold-blooded

to earn money.

I became rich, Seo-rin.

I asked you to pretend not to know me.

Please get up, sir.

Chul-min.

What did you do to
Soo-ho's family?

I suddenly came down with a cold.

I have chills and a fever.

I don't think I can make it to dinner.

I'm sorry for canceling.

I'll see you at home.

HAE-RA

Yes, sir.

With the fuel surcharges,

it comes to 1,238,000 won.
That's too expensive.

I'll check the other airlines,
and call you right back.

Thank you.

HAE-RA JUNG

Dinner's been canceled.

Can I ask you out on a date?

Here I go.

This much?

-More.
-This much?

-Nice.
-No.

-Which one do you want?
-The black one.

-That one?
-Yes.

That's stuck.
What about something else?

No, I want that one.

All right.

Please.

Today's my payday.

I'll buy you dinner.

Let's go.

If you're pregnant,
act like a mother-to-be.

Why is she hiding it?

How dare you talk about my baby?

What are you doing?

I'm watching a drama.

It's so entertaining.

You're too diligent.

They're working late.

They went on a date.

They are going
to a drive-in theater or something,

so they will be home late.

She's going to find out.

I said I had a cold.

A cold, my foot.

That woman lied that she's pregnant.

I'm saying because you aren't
worried about the baby.

Rock–paper–scissors.

Rock–paper–scissors.

Rock–paper–scissors.

Whoever wins makes a wrap.

Don't you know?

That's why I lost on purpose.

Okay, I'll make a wrap for you.

How can I eat this?

Is it good?

-No sugar, right?
-No.

You look prettier now.

-Do you want some?
-Want what?

Hey.

This is bad.

-I think I'm sick.
-What?

You look pretty whatever you do.

Do you want some more?

Come here.

There.

Are you having fun?

I said I was sick.

I told you I had a cold.

Oh my gosh! What are you doing?

These onions are making me cry.

Of course, they make you cry.

I wish you were gone.

I wish you were gone!

On the night the lab was on fire,

I saw a man with glasses...

sneak in to the lab.

The one in Hae-ra's family picture.

I'll become richer.

I'll erect flashy buildings
in Geumseong-dong too.

Watch me.

DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY?

-YES, I DO.
-LATER.

This is boring.

"I think I loved you...

since before I was born."

That's what he just said.

You can't go a day without making a joke,
can you?

Hae-ra.

Yes?

I think some things are meant to be.

We first met
when we were young,

we were apart from each
other for a long time,

and we met again.

Soo-ho.

How about...

we never part ways ever again?

We will never do that again.

Why am I all alone all the time?

It's just so...

Oh dear.

Gosh, are you feeling better?

Hae-ra made pollack soup
before she left for work.

If you have it with
a lot of green onions,

you'll be all better.

It's Saturday, but she left for work?

Those two left early in the morning.

Having a date today as well?

She doesn't care about her single aunt.

This isn't right.

I'll take out some unmatured kimchi.

Hae-ra Jung,

that wench.

It's pretty old, right?

After two months of repairs,
it'll look just as good as before.

I don't need it.

I want to buy it for you.

What will I do alone
in this huge house?

You won't be alone.
You have me.

You have your aunt too.

Let's go say hello to your father.

His ashes were scattered under the wood.

It's suspicious in many ways.

I'll put Chairman Park behind bars.

I'll stop him from
destroying our town too.

Gon's father is a scary man.

That's why I'll fight him.

I'm well prepared. Don't worry.

Because Soo-ho is always right.

It's cold. Let's go down.

We have one more place to visit.

What's this?

It looks like a granny's ring,
but it feels so good.

It looks good on you.

Ms. Jang gave it to you?

Yes.

I'm sorry for making you wait.

You'll melt this to make couple rings?

Can you do it with gold or platinum?

It might be better for you
to keep it as it is.

It's more than 200 years old.

It's a treasure.

Isn't it an ordinary silver ring?

No.

This ring is special.

Make couple rings with something else.

You shouldn't melt this.

Wear it on your 20th-year
wedding anniversary.

CHUL-MIN DEVELOPMENT

Some middle-aged man left it here.

He didn't seem like
he was here for suits.

He came across as rather unlikable.

Maybe we have somethings to do as a team.

With him?

Bring me a whetstone.

Are you upset about something?

Don't stay in someone else's house
and move out.

Bring it now.

I ground the knife like this...

when it was too hard to bear.

I waited for him
because I had hope.

This blade is really worn out.

No, not at all.

I've never heard of
the name, Dal-hong Yoon,

in Mr. Moon's office.

They didn't talk about
taking away the contract?

No, I've never heard of it.

Mr. Moon is so busy

that he hasn't worked out
for about two weeks.

I'll tell you when
I hear something new.

Okay.

The executive of a construction company,
Myung-soo Han, and Chul-min Park

had a suspicious money transaction.

Chul-min Park bought
this three-story building

as his first property.

PROPERTY CERTIFICATE

After a year,

he gained a huge profit as he bought
and sold the land of Hae-ra Jung's father.

Myung-soo Han and his men
are related to all these.

Was it a coincidence that
Mr. Yoon owned the land?

If not, there must be some relation
between them.

I'm trying to figure it out
with our attorneys.

Let's bring up an issue and send
the documents to the police next week.

Yes, sir.

-Are you done talking?
-Yes.

You think it'll work out well?

Good job.

You said it looked old,
but it looks good on you.

I feel good when I wear this.
It perks me up too.

-Really?
-Yes.

Here.

All right.

Ready.

Go.

You didn't push, right?

No. Let's go home.

Goodness.

Oh, right. Sharon is sick,

so let's buy some fruits on our way home.

You feel depressed and
lonely when you're sick.

I'll get my things.

Okay.

MESSAGE
MR. PARK

Did you refuse to take the building
out of guilt for Soo-ho Moon's father?

Is it because of what your father did
to Dr. Moon?

Dr. Moon wasn't killed by the fire.

Your father killed him.

Yes?

Can you find some articles
about Edinburgh?

You also know how much your father
despised Soo-ho.

Does Soo-ho also know

how he tried to send him to an orphanage?

Dad.

What's this document?

Are you going to
send him to an orphanage?

You still have no idea how happy you are
compared to Soo-ho.

That means he's useless.

And you two fooled around
with the lights off.

We made shadow pictures
just that once.

You're horrible.

Don't you feel bad for him?

You're the one who sneaked out
his documents to make money.

What did you say?

Shut your mouth.

If you send him to an orphanage,

I'm going to run away too.

That little...

Once Soo-ho begins
to investigate his past,

he'll find everything
about your father too.

I will send the documents
which I wrote then to Soo-ho...

and to the police very soon.

We can discuss everything else in person.

Is something wrong?

No.

Let's go.

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