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Madam Judd.

Mom!

Mei, your dad's 70th birthday is coming soon.

Come back with the kids.

Alright. I'll be there.

My dear sons, your grandma is asking us

to come back and celebrate your grandpa's 70th birthday.

You have to come.

Good morning, Mr. Judd.

Good morning.

Alright, Mom.

Greetings, Mr. Judd.

Got it, Mom.

Hello, Mr. Judd.

Hello, Mr. Judd.

Got it, Mom.

We can finally reunite after not seeing each other for years.

You may stop at the entrance.

It's too showy.

Madam Judd, Mr. Tim prepared these gifts according to your dad's interests.

It's heavy. I'll take it for you.

It's alright.

You may remove the packaging and put it in a bag.

Thank you.

You may go back.

I'll go inside myself.

Come here.

Come.

Look.

My daughter, Judy, and her civil servant husband is here.

Dad.

You're back.

Happy birthday to you.

Thank you.

Mr. Judd Senior, we brought you this marrow wine.

Ho, ho, ho, ho.

Alright.

Come in.

Come in.

My daughter, Lana, is back with her husband who owns a company in a city.

That's an expensive car.

Dad.

You're back.

Happy 17th birthday to you, Dad.

Thank you.

Happy birthday, Mr. Judd Senior.

I got this Corvo 1573 for you from an auction.

Oh.

Exactly.

Judy and Bob are waiting for you inside.

He may go in.

Alright.

You must be proud, Finn.

Your daughters have married well.

You're blessed.

Of course.

They're my daughters after all.

Indeed.

Hey.

Isn't that your eldest who's the divorcee?

We haven't seen her for years.

What an embarrassment.

Why is she here?

Dad.

It's your 70th birthday today.

I'm here to celebrate with you.

You haven't been back for years.

I'm surprised you still remember me.

Dad.

I...

Never mind.

You're already back anyway.

Did you come alone?

The kids are busy with work.

They'll be here later.

They don't have proper jobs.

Why are they busy?

Indeed.

She came on foot.

Indeed.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

A plan.

It came on foot.

Indeed.

A plastic bag.

Alright.

Stop standing there.

How embarrassing.

Dad.

Tim prepared this gift.

For you.

Judy gave me marijuana.

And Lana gave me gorbo 1573.

But what's this you're giving me?

You're embarrassing.

Take this with you when you leave.

May?

Mom.

Finn.

May is finally back.

Stop arguing.

Follow me.

May.

Let's get inside.

Come on.

May.

Your dad.

Is stubborn.

And not in good health.

It's his 70th birthday today.

You shouldn't argue with him.

Just do as he says.

All right.

Mom.

I'll listen to you.

My dear.

You must have suffered.

For all these years.

Mom.

Everything.

Is worth it.

Ah.

I'm coming.

I'll get back to the preparation.

Your sisters are here.

You should catch up with them.

Ah.

I'll get going.

Go and have a chat.

Hey.

I'm coming.

I'm coming.

I'm coming.

Judy.

I'm coming.

Judy.

Lana.

Long time no see.

Oh.

You're here.

May.

Ha.

Judy.

Lana.

Why are you two sitting outside?

It's windy here.

Come inside.

There's air conditioning.

Oh.

Sure.

Ha.

Hold on.

Where are you going?

Help your arm.

Why can't they go inside?

While I have to help out.

You're incomparable to them.

Judy's a teacher and graduated from college.

Lana's a civil servant.

You're a street cleaner who didn't finish elementary school.

How can you be compared to them?

No.

I...

I...

What's going on?

What's going on?

What's going on?

What's going on?

What's going on?

Why are you two sitting outside?

It's windy here.

Come inside.

There's air conditioning.

Oh, sure.

All right.

Hold on.

Where are you going?

Help your arm.

Why can't they go inside?

Well, I have to help out.

You're incomparable to them.

Judy's a teacher and graduated from college.

Lana's a civil servant.

You're a street cleaner who didn't finish elementary school.

What's going on?

Mom.

We're all your kids.

But I'm the only one who has to help.

Have a rest then.

I'll do it.

Hey.

Mom.

Never mind.

I'll do it.

May has always loved doing chores.

She's born to work.

Indeed.

Poor people should work hard.

Let's go.

Let's go.

I'm prepared to give this, Mr. John.

All right.

Hello?

Mom.

I've reached Velia.

All right.

Be careful on the road.

I'll meet up with Dave and Ron.

We'll come here together.

Mom.

You haven't been back for some time.

Are they treating you well?

Yes.

We're a family after all.

That's good to know.

May.

Lana gave us this bottle of liquor during the New Year.

You may give it to your dad later.

Tell him it's from you.

It's fine.

I brought my own.

Dear.

Listen to me.

Your dad has always been a proud man.

I know.

Give him this high-grade liquor.

He'll feel proud in front of everyone.

Then you two can reconcile.

Take it.

Mom.

Take it.

I've prepared this for you.

Take it.

You've misunderstood.

Tim has specially prepared the gift for Dad.

It won't be anything.

You've got to get the gift.

I've got to get the gift from you.

I've got to get the gift from you.

It's fine.

I brought my own.

Dear, listen to me.

Your dad has always been a proud man.

I know.

Give him this high-grade liquor.

He'll feel proud in front of everyone.

Then you two can reconcile.

Take it.

Mom.

Take it.

I've prepared this for you.

Take it.

You've misunderstood.

Tim has specially prepared the gift for Dad.

It won't be embarrassing.

What's cooking?

You scared me.

I was eavesdropping on Mom and Mei.

What are they talking about?

Mei brought a cheap bottle of liquor for Dad's birthday.

Dad was embarrassed.

I saw Mom giving Mei the bottle of Niner wine you gave them during the new year

so that she can gift it to Dad to make him proud.

No way.

Why should she take credit for my gift?

Impossible.

I'll confront her.

You don't have to do that.

She refused it.

What?

Mm-hmm.

Why not?

She said her gift has been specially selected by her eldest son.

It's much better than yours.

Everyone knows Tim is a cheap street vendor.

How can he afford anything?

You're right.

She has opened the packaging for the liquor.

She can say whatever she wants.

Did you know?

Technology is very advanced now.

You can just scan the bottle with a dedicated scanner and it will show you the actual price.

Does that really exist?

I'll tell my husband.

Let's see how she can boast.

When should we get the scanner later?

Right.

We haven't seen Mei for so many years.

She's good at nothing except for boasting.

I think we should let her make a fool of herself.

That'll teach her a lesson.

Huh?

Exactly.

This gift is from Mei.

Note it down.

But...

It's alright.

Note it down.

Note it down.

Stop!

Mom, I know you favored Mei since we were kids.

But you shouldn't use my gift to pass off as hers.

What?

What are you talking about?

Am I wrong?

Jim and I gave you this during the new year.

Lower your voice.

Why should I?

Are you afraid people will talk?

I'm not targeting you, Mom.

I just can't stand it when people are unwilling to spend on gifts when they visit the parents.

What are you arguing about?

Dad!

Is this the Niner wine you gave me during the new year?

Why did you take it out?

Dad.

Mei is embarrassed.

Because she didn't bring any gifts.

She's using the liquor Jim and I gave you to pass off as hers.

What?

Where's Mei?

Where is she?

Mei Judd!

Come out now.

Dad!

What's wrong?

Look!

At what you've done!

What did I do?

You still wouldn't admit your mistakes!

It's my fault!

You should blame me instead!

Mom!

I told you!

I don't need it!

My gift is better than this!

You ingrate!

Do you want to piss me off?

Dad!

What are you doing?

We shouldn't air our dirty laundry!

I didn't want to say much in front of everyone!

But you insist!

On going to kiss me!

Mei!

You should know how to read the room by now!

Judy!

Tell me then!

What rule have I broken?

Mei!

I didn't want to say this, since we're family!

But since you insist, don't blame me for embarrassing you!

Alright!

I'd like to know!

Everyone knows!

You're divorced!

It's hard to raise three kids alone!

Am I right?

Yes!

It's tough!

Don't be hypocritical if you're poor!

Don't pretend to be rich!

Don't tell us how expensive and valuable this liquor is!

It doesn't make sense!

That's not true!

I don't blame you for being absent!

For so many years!

I don't need you and your losers sons to celebrate my birthday with me!

Dad!

They're not-

I won't mind if you don't have any gifts!

But you shouldn't buy cheap liquor just for the sake of getting a gift!

Exactly!

Is it even safe to consume?

Who'll bear the responsibility if we get food poisoning?

Dad!

This isn't any cheap liquor!

Tim bought it!

From a famous wine collector!

It costs a lot!

How much does it cost?

I don't know!

You're pretending again!

Mei!

Don't be so hypocritical!

You should at least put more effort into it!

Look at it!

It looks really cheap!

And trashy!

Ugh!

You mean this?

I discarded its packaging as it's too heavy!

Enough!

Leave now!

I'm disowning you!

What can I do to make you believe me?

Move aside!

Let's go in, Mr. Cole!

Take a seat!

Everyone!

Please sit, Mr. Cole!

Please sit!

Haha!

Mr. Lead!

This is the price scanner you request!

You planned this from the start!

So what if we did?

Are you scared?

Why should I be?

If that's the case, do you dare to bet with me?

Bet on what?

You should kneel and apologize if your liquor is cheap trash!

Do you dare to bet with me?

If that's the case, do you dare to bet with me?

If that's the case, do you dare to bet with me?

Bet on what?

I can't wait for you!

You should kneel and apologize if your liquor is cheap trash!

Do you dare to bet with me?

I'm sure you have no idea!

I'm not the only one who's so much!

If that's the case, do you dare to bet with me?

Bet on what?

You should kneel and apologize if your liquor is cheap trash.

Do you dare to bet with me?

Fine.

She agreed to it.

No way.

Yeah.

Ah, Mei, don't be rash.

Mom, don't worry.

I'm confident I'll win.

She's quite stubborn.

Even if she'll lose.

But I have a condition.

What's that?

What would you do if my liquor is more expensive than yours?

How new?

And apologize to you if your liquor is high grade.

Yes, I'll do the same.

This is a universal alcohol price scanner.

As long as the liquor is produced domestically,

the price will appear when you scan the label on the bottle.

Oh, I see.

Mr. Cole, please take a look.

It's working.

You may bring the gifts in.

We'll test it on this bottle.

That's quick.

Is the price accurate?

Of course.

The price is exactly the same in stores.

We'll scan this one.

That's quick.

Is this accurate too?

Yes.

It's all high check now.

You can't fake it.

Scan her gift now.

Mei, do you have any objections?

Who wants to do it first?

I'll do it.

Everyone knows my dad loves to drink.

We gave him a 30-year-old Marrow wine.

Here, you can scan it.

98,000?

Oh my god.

Does it contain alcohol or gold?

You have no idea, do you?

The value isn't in the wine itself, but rather the year it was produced.

Just make it easy.

The liquid is gold.

Finn, you're really blessed.

I drank lots of alcohol before, but it's my first time seeing such expensive liquor.

Let's have a drink when I open it later.

No, no, no.

You should save it for special occasions.

This is just a start.

Look at mine.

My dad loves to drink.

That's why I got him a Gorbo 1573.

I've heard of Marrow wine, but what's a Grovo 1573?

I don't know either.

It looks expensive though.

Here, scan it.

What?

$398,000?

$398,000?

Oh my god, that's the price of a house.

Mr. Lied, you're too generous.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

What can I say?

I respect my father-in-law.

Thank you so much.

You've been good to me.

Unlike this loser daughter of mine, she's only good at pissing me off.

This is a gift that my son Tim has prepared for his grandpa.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Look at how old and dusty it is.

You dare consider this a gift?

It doesn't look like cheap liquor.

She probably dug it out of the trash.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Is that...

Mei, what do you mean by this?

You know dad loves to drink, yet you brought this trash?

Do you want us to lose our lives from food poisoning?

Yes.

Are you trying to harm dad?

This is patricide.

You'd be tortured and whipped pretty badly back in the old times.

Yes, this isn't something you can get away by apologizing.

Fine.

You can do whatever you want to me.

If this bottle of liquor is fake...

She's not afraid at all.

But you'll be tortured and whipped if it's authentic.

Enough.

Dad!

What are you doing?

You're an embarrassment.

Did you return to piss me off?

Dad, why won't you believe me?

I'd rather trust a stray dog instead of you.

Don't blame her.

It's my fault.

It's my fault.

You're just like her.

Both of you are ungrateful.

Are you plotting with her to end my life?

I...

Enough.

Don't hit her.

Get lost.

I'm disowning you.

Why won't you scan it?

Are you afraid?

Scan her bottles.

We'll fulfill her death's wish.

If that's what she wants.

No one will stop you from embarrassing you.

I'll show all of you just how valuable the gift Tim has gotten for his grandpa.

You're humiliating yourself.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha!

Sarah, what's going on?

I don't know either, Mr. Lead. This has never happened before.

What's going on?

I get it now. This scanner has a flaw.

It can only display seven-digit amounts.

If it exceeds seven digits and the wine is worth tens of millions of dollars,

the date will conflict and cause the system to crash.

Does that mean May's liquor is worth more than ten million?

Oh my, that's amazing!

Mom, I told you Tim has prepared a proper gift.

Yes, it's indeed proper.

It's not just proper, it's actually scary!

Yeah, if it's ten million per bottle, does that mean a sip costs hundreds of thousands?

Oh my god, this isn't liquor. This is like good gold.

Even gold isn't worth ten million dollars.

This is considered an elixir.

Looks like May has really made a big.

She's such a good daughter.

You're blessed, Finn. I envy you.

May? May?

Please give me the gift my dear grandson has prepared.

We're talking about ten million dollars.

You have to store this properly.

This bottle of liquor is worth a house.

No, no, no. It's worth a building.

Is that so?

Quick, give it to me. Give it.

We're talking about ten million here.

I don't think even the richest man in Valia can afford this.

You're really successful now, May.

You can give away something so expensive.

My son, Tim, bought it.

Isn't he a hawker?

How could he afford this?

He was a hawker.

But he's improved.

He has his own business.

I see.

If May's liquor costs that much,

does that mean she has won the bid?

Yeah, yeah.

Judy, Lana, I'm new.

I apologize to May.

May, I spoke without thinking.

I didn't mean it.

Are you going back on your word?

Oh, we're family.

I can apologize, but I won't kneel.

Would you let me get away with it?

If I was the one who lost?

Cut the crap.

Apologize now.

I want the banquet to start on time.

Hold on.

Tim is just a lowly hawker.

How can he afford something so expensive?

I told you.

That was in the past.

He's a businessman now.

A businessman?

What kind of businessman can afford a 10 million liquor?

Indeed.

Even the richest man in Valia

wouldn't dare to drink such an expensive liquor.

That makes sense.

The facts are right here.

Are you trying to deny the truth?

What's facts?

The prize was never shown.

Sarah, are there any other possible situations

besides the prize exceeding seven digits?

Uh...

Tell us.

What's going on?

Tell us!

Right.

There's another possibility.

What?

Everyone knows this is a dedicated alcohol price scanner.

A licensed alcohol would have an official label.

You'd get the price you win by scanning the label.

Are you saying that May bought this liquor through illegitimate means?

It's possible.

The scanner will crash during scanning if the label is fake.

Is that true, Mr. Wool?

Yes.

Why didn't you say so just now?

I was thinking no daughter would buy a counterfeit product as a gift for her dad's birthday.

Are you sure about that?

Yes.

Others might not do something so crazy.

But May definitely will.

That's right.

May is a selfish person.

She's inhuman.

How am I selfish?

How dare you talk back?

Your divorce was a huge scandal back then.

You left just like that.

Everyone in the village just their family.

How is that not selfish?

Yes.

Your ex-husband, Frank Gray, even came to us and asked for money.

He made such a ruckus.

Why was he asking money from us, huh?

Both of you used the money.

He gave me for my wedding.

For your education.

What do you mean?

It's what you should do.

I was the one who worked hard to return the money.

Enough.

Stop talking.

You ingrate.

Dad!

I'm fine with you being poor.

But how dare you deceive me with fake liquor?

Are you trying to harm me and my entire family?

No.

It's authentic.

Stop talking back.

Get lost.

I didn't expect May to be such a vicious person.

I know, right?

Finn is still her dad, even though he forced her to marry that gambler, like Frank.

How could she do this?

It's hard to know one's true colors.

She has gone too far.

Hold on!

Mr. Judd, may I appraise this bottle of liquor?

Mr. Wool, what do you mean?

It looks familiar.

I want to take a closer look.

Finn, Mr. Wool is a liquor dealer.

His uncle is a first-class professional sommelier.

Yeah, it's best to let him have a look.

Sure.

Have a look.

Hey, what's wrong, Mr. Wool?

Is there more to this fake liquor?

Yes.

You're acting as if it's authentic.

What's going on?

Mr. Wool, this liquor...

It's authentic.

What?

Really?

I thought it looked familiar.

Now that I've had a closer look, this is the Lermont 1935 that was previously auctioned for more than $10 million.

Really?

It's reported online.

You can check.

Hey, this seems to be true.

Oh my god, it's worth $10.7 million?

That's expensive!

Of course, this was.

The price a few years ago.

It's certainly worth more now.

Indeed, it's doubled in price several times.

No way!

Is it authentic?

It should be.

It's authentic?

Give it to me.

May...

Is it authentic?

Tim would never send a counterfeit gift.

Oh my...

Oh my god!

Hold on!

Hold on!

Take a look!

This bottle of liquor has a gold wooden packaging,

but she's using a red plastic bag!

It's indeed different.

The packaging is too heavy.

That's why I didn't take it.

Is that so?

I think...

It doesn't exist in the first place.

May...

You're such a good liar now.

You disgust me.

What?

You're lying again?

May...

You're really an embarrassment to our family.

You're...

Too narcissistic.

You're useless.

That's not true!

I...

Enough!

Enough!

Stop arguing!

I have a way to verify this authenticity.

What's that?

My uncle is visiting these two days.

We'll ask him to do a taste test.

We'll know if it's authentic.

Uh...

Can we trust him?

What?

His uncle is a professional sommelier.

He only drinks liquor that's worth thousands.

Of course he's trusted.

Yes!

His uncle is nationally acclaimed.

Even an offer of millions is enough to get him hired.

Is he in the village?

That's great!

Tell him to come here and do a taste test!

Please invite your uncle, Mr. Wool.

I'll ask him now.

May...

You never expect a first class sommelier to be in our village.

Your lies will be exposed once he gets here.

You may get ready to kneel and apologize.

We'll see who's the one who has to kneel and apologize later.

Oh, May.

You're such a habitual liar.

You must be a tough cookie.

She's just being stubborn.

I don't want to talk to you.

May.

You just refuse to face the reality.

She wanted to fool everyone with a bottle of fake liquor.

But her lies are exposed now.

Yes.

This counter for liquid might cost us our lives if we consume it.

Yes!

Are you trying to harm Dad?

Yes!

Mr. Jude Sr. is May's dad.

No matter what.

Even an animal isn't that cruel.

You shouldn't harm your own family.

You guys have no idea.

Mr. Jude Sr. forced Mary to marry Frank, who's a good for nothing.

So that they could get the wedding money.

Right?

Really?

Yes, yes.

I even heard she was abused.

Frank would beat up May and her kids.

Whenever he got drunk, May tried to get help from Mr. Jude Sr.

But he chased her away instead.

I see.

No wonder why she's so vicious.

She came back for revenge.

But that was in the past.

She's giving fake liquor as a gift.

She just wants to end her family's lives.

She did this because of what they did to her.

No wonder you came back after so many years, May.

You're here for revenge.

I'm not!

Mom invited me back for Dad's birthday.

May, I think you should back out of the bed.

You may take your gift and leave.

Mom!

Do you also not believe me?

No.

I...

It's just that...

Yeah, am I right?

I'm not leaving.

I've been keeping this grudge to myself for many years.

These two ingrates will have to apologize to me.

Hey, hey, hey.

Watch your words.

Who are you calling ingrates?

Yes, you're the ingrate.

You're a bitch who wants to harm your family.

Murderer.

You're a murderer!

She's a murderer!

She's a murderer!

Murderer!

You're a murderer!

You're a murderer!

Mr. David Wool is here.

Greetings, Mr. David.

Good day.

My nephew told me your grandson has gifted you a Lairmont 19th.

Lairmont 1935.

You're blessed!

We're not sure if it's authenticity.

That's why we need your help to verify it.

I see.

Where is it?

It's there.

Mr. David, what do you think?

It does look authentic based on the packaging.

And seal.

Is it authentic?

That's great.

That's great.

That's great.

You're blessed.

But...

What about it?

But the technology...

It's so advanced now, it's possible to fake it.

It's a counterfeit, to put it bluntly.

Mr. David, aren't you nationally acclaimed?

You can find out, if you take a sip.

Yes, Mr. David.

This is your profession.

Please help us verify it.

Are you sure?

This liquor would cost around eight digits if it's authentic.

A sip would cost hundreds of thousands.

Indeed.

This will be a huge loss to me, if the liquor is authentic.

How could it be authentic?

Believe me, Dad.

It's definitely a counterfeit.

Mr. David may be hospitalized if he drinks it.

Really?

Of course.

By the way, you'd need to pay for his hospital bills, Mei.

Don't expect us to pay it.

Sure.

I'll pay for it.

Hmm.

Open it.

It smells good.

Right.

We can tell it's high quality.

Amazing!

That's not necessarily the case.

They might add some scents into the liquor.

Yes.

Technology is so advanced now.

Oh.

Hold on.

What's wrong?

Is something wrong with it?

Stop drinking it.

You'll be in danger.

This...

This...

This is...

Are you okay?

Oh, no.

I told you.

There was something wrong with it.

Counterfeit liquor can cause lives.

How dare you give Dad counterfeit liquor.

Where's your conscience?

Mei, Judd.

You're an ingrate.

You're endangering people's lives.

Remember what you said.

You'll bear the medical bills.

Don't get our family involved.

Yes.

You'll pay with your life.

It has nothing to do with us.

It shouldn't happen.

What do we do?

Help!

Send Mr. David to the hospital.

Get him there.

Get him there.

Be quiet.

What are you arguing?

Mr. David.

Are you alright?

Of course I am.

Isn't this liquor counterfeit?

What?

Who told you that?

Why did you cry?

I cried because I was sad.

I've lived for a long time.

But today is my first time tasting such high quality liquor.

It's the best I've ever had.

Is this really authentic?

Really?

And it really cost 10 million dollars?

Oh my god.

This liquor costs more than that.

What's it probably costs?

A few hundred dollars.

Hey, no.

That's not cheap.

It's at least 1,000.

Does that mean Mr. David has slipped away?

Hundreds of thousands?

He brings such a huge amount to my money.

Dad!

Stop calling me that.

I wouldn't have lost so much money if you both didn't make a fuss.

Dad, how could you say that?

We gave you liquor too.

That's right.

What kind of liquor did you give me?

They don't cost a million.

None of your liquor is worth a sip of the liquor that May gave me.

Hold on, Mr. Good Senior.

What do you want?

Mr. David, did May really give the Lamont 1935 that was from the auction?

Mr. Shaw, what are you trying to imply?

Do you not trust his expertise?

Yes, Mr. Shaw.

No one can compete with Mr. David when it comes to alcohol.

Yeah.

Right.

Yes, he's right.

Everyone.

I wasn't questioning him.

I just wanted to ask a question.

It's all right.

Ask away.

I read about this liquor online.

There are only six bottles of the discontinued Lamont 1935 worldwide.

Three of them have been drunk.

The remaining three bottles are kept away.

Am I right?

You're right.

I'd like to ask if you have ever tasted it before.

No.

How could you be sure that this bottle of liquor was the Lamont 1935 that was at the auction?

Yes.

How could you be sure when you've never drank it before?

Exactly.

That's the truth.

I can confirm it's indeed high-quality liquor.

Its taste and aroma also match its profile.

However, I can't fully confirm that it was the same bottle from the auction.

Huh?

It's like what you said.

I've never had the chance to taste such high-quality liquor.

I have another question.

Is there any technology that can emulate the taste of this liquor?

Not in the past.

But some excellent wineries might be able to replicate the taste using a small amount of the original

and with some help of a person skilled in creating flavors.

Oh, I get it now.

Everything's clear.

She's just lucky, to put it bluntly.

She found a small winery with excellent skills.

No wonder she's so arrogant.

Who would have thought, Mei?

You're quite the professional.

It's not her.

It's her eldest son.

She said he's a businessman.

He might be a professional counterfeit liquor dealer.

Damn it.

I almost got fooled again.

I do have a plan that can fully confirm its authenticity.

What is it?

I've determined its quality is indeed high-quality as for its price.

Mei, will you show us the receipt and the collection certificate?

Since your son said he bought it from the collector.

We can confirm it then.

That's right.

Show it to us.

I definitely have it.

I'll tell Tim to bring it.

All right.

I'll get going now.

Take care, David.

Why are you using your phone?

Stop trying to pretend.

She's gotten carried away.

She just happened to be lucky.

You found a small winery to custom make this liquor.

You shouldn't be proud of yourself.

Are you in a rush?

All of you may kneel and apologize once Tim is here.

With the relevant documents.

Sure.

I'll kneel down and beg for forgiveness from you.

I'll also eat the table if your liquor is authentic.

Yes.

I'll lick your shoes if your liquor is the real deal.

You shouldn't speak too soon.

Don't come begging me if you regret it later.

Oh, how ridiculous.

Us begging you.

You're a lowly pauper.

I only beg you to stay away from us.

Let's others find out and we'll get embarrassed.

All right.

Don't waste time talking to her.

Let's sit.

The food will be served soon.

Take a seat, everyone.

Tim, where are you guys?

Mom, we're in the town now.

We'll reach you soon.

What's wrong?

Are you still keeping the certificate?

And the receipt for your grandpa's gift?

It's not a big deal.

I have the soft copy.

I'll tell my assistant to send it to you.

Mei, you should drop the bet.

You may leave.

I'll explain to them, all right?

Mom, don't worry.

Everything will be fine.

Huh?

Mei, why are you still pretending?

Even now, it's no use.

Right.

She has embarrassed our entire family.

Just because her pitiful narcissism.

I'd drown myself in a river if I were you.

What an embarrassment.

How dare you?

This is the receipt that you want.

Take a good look, you snobs.

You may see how expensive the liquor is.

There are eight digits.

Oh, my God.

It's eight digits.

It's eight digits.

It's 19.18 million.

Oh, my God.

I didn't know such expensive liquor existed.

But I thought it only cost 10.7 million.

You silly.

That was 10 years ago.

It costs more now.

Oh, my God.

I had a few sniffs just now.

It probably cost a few thousands.

What a good deal.

Hey, hey, Mr. Jost Senior.

Please open the bottle.

And let me take a sniff again, okay?

Freeman, do you think you can take advantage of me?

Yeah.

Finn, you're really blessed.

How am I blessed?

I've lost hundreds of thousands by letting Mr. David take a sip.

Ah, it's still worth more than 10 million.

No one in Valia can afford to drink such an expensive liquor.

Forget Valia.

This liquor is so expensive, there's only one of it in the entire world.

Yes.

What's important is the fact that this bottle of liquor is actually a birthday gift.

We really envy you for having such a daughter.

Ha, ha.

That's because May has good upbringing.

Judy and Lana have been good to me, too.

Ha, ha.

Did you see that?

This is the collection certificate.

Can this prove its authenticity?

Yes.

This is the Lermo 1935 we're talking about.

Show me.

I want to see.

It's true.

It's authentic.

Mom, do you believe me now?

Yes, I believe you.

Do both of you have any doubts now?

No, not at all.

All right.

We've made a bet.

Fulfill your promise now.

Huh?

Do we have to?

I want you to kneel and apologize to me.

Then lick my shoes clean.

It'll be a lot harder for you.

You have to eat this table after apologizing to me.

Do I have to?

Yes.

You said so yourself.

Are you trying to go back on your word?

Uh, May.

We're a family.

We're your sisters.

Shall we just let it go?

What?

I'll say it again.

If I was the one who lost,

would you be willing to let it go?

Oh, yes.

We will.

Stop arguing.

I'll decide on this.

Judy, Lana, both of you should kneel

and apologize to me.

We'll consider your bet fulfilled.

Dad?

Do we really have to kneel?

Do it now.

There.

She's ordering me.

Hold on.

There's still something wrong.

What?

Why are you still quibbling at this time?

I'm not.

May, show me the receipt.

I want to see it again.

So what if I show you?

Don't get agitated, everyone.

Take a good look.

Can you see who made the payment?

Huh?

Huh?

It's Sky Corp.

What kind of company is that?

I know.

It's the largest financial company in the country.

It's also a giant in the international market.

They're intimidating.

May, did you say it was Tim who bought this liquor?

Yes.

Why is Sky Corp stated as the buyer instead of Tim?

That's because Tim owns Sky Corp.

Ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha.

May is really funny.

Ha ha ha.

If the CEO of Sky Corp is her son, does that mean he's my future husband?

Ha ha.

This is hilarious.

Ha ha ha.

The CEO of Sky Corp is actually my dad.

May, your lie has gone too far.

I am telling the truth.

The signature on the certificate belongs to Tara Ford.

It's not Tim's signature.

Tara is Tim's assistant.

Ha ha ha.

Oh, her lies are getting far-fetched.

Ha ha ha.

You can take us for fools, May.

But do you think that is an inexperienced pumpkin?

Ugh, enough.

Stop this nonsense.

What?

May, you should get your facts right before lying.

We know the CEO of Sky Corp is a low-key person, but you shouldn't use that fact to your advantage.

May, how are we going to face the public if word of this gets out?

We're not shameless, unlike you.

The CEO of Sky Corp may be an unattainable big shot to you, but he's just my son to me.

May, stop talking.

Mom, why won't you believe me?

I?

May, it's not that we don't believe you, but your statement sounds illogical.

Yes, it sounds fake.

May, looks like you haven't learned the tricks from your son, the counterfeit alcohol dealer.

You're not skilled at all.

She's just thick-skinned.

Ha ha ha ha.

May, you may go back and learn for two more days.

You're an ingrate who's only good at pissing me off.

The feast is starting soon.

Hmph.

Finn, it's your birthday today.

Cheer up.

Take a seat.

May, it wasn't easy for you to return.

Let's not argue with them.

Mom, you saw yourself.

Judy and Lana were the ones causing trouble.

I know, but our family is finally reunited.

Be nice to them, out of respect for me.

Alright?

Huh?

I'll try my best.

Alright.

I'll help you get to your seat, Mom.

Okay.

You take a seat, too.

Hey!

What do you think?

You are!

You don't deserve to sit here!

What did you say?

Stop talking.

Go and help in the kitchen.

We're your daughters.

Why can't they sit there?

But I can't.

May, do you still not understand?

Why can't you sit here?

I don't get it at all.

Fine.

I'll explain it to you.

Everyone at the main table are famous big shots.

They're rich and successful.

Not to mention us.

Judy is a teacher.

I'm a civil servant.

Don't forget both of our husband's occupations.

Everyone here is a college graduate.

You only finished elementary school.

Why do you insist on sitting here?

There's an empty seat here.

Fine.

I won't sit here.

But my sons are arriving soon.

They're back to see their grandparents.

They must sit here.

There is an empty seat.

But it's reserved for people who are capable.

Yes.

My son, Alan, will be back with both of Lana's kids real soon.

Oh.

I'd like to see how capable they are.

Alan is going to be a doctor at such a young age.

Yes.

Lana's kids have been doing well, too.

Her son, John, is an overseas graduate.

He started his own business.

He's now the CEO of a tech company.

How amazing.

Her daughter, Mia, is doing well, too.

She went to a prestigious school.

She's furthering her studies.

Anyone at the main table are a million times better than your useless sons.

That's right.

Can you compare in terms of education and income?

Do you think your gift can compare?

What an embarrassment.

Does that mean we can sit at the main table if the gifts are good enough?

Do you want to sit here just because you gave me fake liquor?

The gifts are here.

We have a Jade Mountain Sculpture.

We have a thousand-year-old Jensen.

And a newly developed anti-aging elixir.

To Jack Brankers, we'd like to wish Mr. Jack Sr. a very happy birthday.

What's going on?

Let's take a look.

What?

What's going on?

Dad, do you like the gifts from your three grandsons?

Are you saying all these gifts are from your sons?

Yes.

The liquor was a gift from me.

These gifts are from them.

Do you like them?

Yes.

Look at this piece of Jade.

It costs at least tens of millions.

Look at this carving.

It's huge.

It's over hundreds of millions.

What?

Hundreds of millions?

Oh my God.

How generous of them.

Look at this ginseng.

It's indeed a thousand-year-old ginseng.

Look at its label.

It's from Hope Haven.

Hope Haven?

That's the number one apothecary in the country.

Yes.

This ginseng won't be fake if it's bought from Hope Haven.

Then you're blessed.

Ha ha ha.

Uh, what's that?

This is the latest invention by Darwin Research Center.

It's said to be anti-aging.

It's an elixir that prevents aging.

Yes.

It's being sought after by the rich.

Not even money can buy them.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Really?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Dad, can I sit at the main table now?

Yes.

Of course you can.

Not only the main table, I'll even give you the main seat.

May, if all of these are from you, your status will be above your dad's.

I don't mind.

At all.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Judy, Lana, what do you think?

Uh, uh, uh, May, I, uh...

What's going on?

Oh, my son is here.

Mom.

My kids are here too.

Mom, what's going on?

You look unhappy.

Who bullied you?

John, I'm distressed.

Hmm.

Isn't the sculpture from Mr. Mill?

It's been delivered?

Who's Mr. Mill?

He's from Skycorp subsidiary of Alia.

Wow.

John, do you know Mr. Mill from Skycorp?

He's the big shot.

I do know him.

I own a tech company.

Mr. Mill has shown interest in working with my company.

Even gave me a huge deal.

John, are you saying those gifts are from Mr. Mill?

It should be.

Really?

He said he'd give me a huge gift.

I thought he didn't mean it.

I didn't expect him to give this sculpture.

It's the centerpiece at the subsidiary company.

Ha ha.

May, this sculpture was a gift from Mr. Mill to my son.

How could you say it was from your son?

Indeed.

She's good at boasting.

How shameless.

Are you sure Mr. Mill gave you this jade sculpture worth tens of millions?

Mr. Mill, thank you for giving me this opportunity.

John, don't mention it.

We need a partner who has a strong background and is capable like you.

Mr. Mill, you're too generous with your compliments.

Ah, you don't have to be so formal.

We hit it off right away.

You may call me Terry.

Sure.

All right, Terry.

Nonsense.

As if it was meant for you?

John, you must not know.

Your aunt is really good at boasting.

That's right.

She even said the CEO of Skycorp is her son.

You mustn't say that.

My chances of partnering with Skycorp will be ruined if word gets out.

May, you shouldn't implicate us.

All of you are hopeless.

Huh?

This jensen?

What about it?

Is this jensen from Hope Haven?

Yes.

Look, it even has the logo of Hope Haven.

I was right then.

Alan, what do you mean?

If I'm not mistaken, this jensen is my onboarding gift from Hope Haven.

Wow.

Look at that.

What?

Your onboarding gift?

Yes.

Dad, Mom, Grandpa, Grandma.

I forgot to tell you.

I'm about to finish my doctorate.

I'll start working for Hope Haven.

Oh, really?

Of course.

My supervisor is Dr. Cork from Hope Haven.

I saw this jensen in the collection hall when I went for an interview.

You're amazing for getting hired by Hope Haven.

Mr. Shaw, Judy, your son is amazing.

Indeed.

He's successful.

Hope Haven?

Isn't Dave in charge of Hope Haven?

It's all because of his own hard work.

I've also taught him well, all right?

You're right.

I didn't know Dr. Cork treasures me.

He actually gave me the prized possession of Hope Haven.

Your supervisor has really high hopes for you.

You have a bright future.

Alan, you must do well at work since your SV values you so much.

Of course.

May, you're really shameless.

Not only did you try to pass off the jade sculpture as your son's gift,

but you even want to take credit for the gift from Alan's supervisor.

Are you really sure this thousand-year-old ginseng is a gift from your supervisor?

As if it could be from you.

Do you know anyone in Hope Haven?

Now that you've mentioned it,

May would be shameless enough to say the chief of Hope Haven is her son.

Would you believe her?

You're right.

The chief of Hope Haven is my son.

Aunt May, are you crazy?

I'll be fired if word gets out.

She's gone mad.

Instead of harming us, she's dragging you down.

May, can't you be honest?

That's right.

You have a loose tongue.

You'll get us in trouble.

I'm telling the truth.

Enough.

Hey.

Bitch.

I'll kill you if you cause Alan to lose his job.

Vin, don't get mad.

May's sons did give you the anti-aging elixir.

No matter what.

Mr. Cole, can't you tell?

Well, knowing May, their elixir is probably not from her.

Really?

That's right.

It should be my mentor, who could be the anti-aging elixir.

What?

I was about to announce it.

I get admitted into Darwin Booster Center.

My mentor was the one who developed the anti-aging elixir Ysero suit.

What?

Mia.

Did you really get into Darwin?

Of course.

I've passed an interview, just waiting for the background check.

Darwin Research Center?

Is that the center that's also known as the Palace of Science?

It's said that Darwin is the number one research institution in the country.

Mia will be a top scientist if she's able to get into Darwin.

Exactly.

Darwin Research Center?

Isn't Ron in charge of that institution?

Mei.

Turns out all the gifts aren't from you after all.

These gifts were given by my sons.

Why are you still so stubborn when your hand is near?

I'm not stubborn.

I'm telling the truth.

The truth?

What truth?

It's confirmed that the Jade Mountain Sculpture was given by Skycore.

This ginseng was given by Hope Haven.

The anti-aging elixir was given by Darwin Research Center.

Understood?

You're right.

What are you quibbling about then?

I'm not.

Enough.

Aren't you embarrassed?

Mei.

Stop talking.

I'm just a bit puzzled.

Don't you find it strange?

What's strange?

We'll start with the sculpture.

What kind of relationship do you have with Mr. Mill?

I already told you.

We're business partners.

Have you started working together?

Not yet.

But the contract is ready.

We'll sign it soon.

What kind of partner would give a gift worth millions before signing the contract?

Mr. Mill values me, all right?

We'll talk about the ginseng.

You said your supervisor gave it to you.

That's correct.

Did you know this ginseng is the treasured possession of Hope Haven?

Forget about you.

Is your supervisor even entitled to it?

My supervisor is a consulting doctor at Hope Haven.

There's also this.

Enough.

Mom, does the aunt may always spin like this?

Your aunt brought shame to our family when she was young.

She's back to cause trouble now that we have a good life.

How am I causing trouble?

Am I wrong?

I'd like to ask you, Inson.

You said Alan and my kids don't make the family proud.

What about your three loser sons?

Do they make us proud?

You have no right to talk about them.

No way, May.

I have no right.

Are you saying your sons are amazing?

What will you say next?

Are you saying that SkyCorp, Hope Haven, and Darvon Research Center belong to your sons?

Sounds about right.

Sounds about right.

Mom, Darvon will do a background check on me.

I won't pass if they learn I have such a liar for an aunt.

What do we do?

It's not just her.

You know her ex-husband, Frank?

He was jailed for scamming.

What?

He was jailed?

Oh my god.

Will this affect me?

Of course it will.

Well, Darvon has one of the strictest background checks.

He might be eliminated if I have relatives who committed an offense.

What do we do?

Oh, Grandpa.

What do we do?

Don't worry.

Mia.

Let me handle this.

Dad!

What are you doing?

Are you asking me that?

We were doing just fine.

But you had to return today.

You even ruined my birthday celebration.

I ruined your celebration?

Am I wrong?

You cause trouble when you're back.

Fine, I'll let it slide.

But I won't spare you if you ruin the future of my grandkids.

They're all your grandkids.

But so are my sons.

Your loser's sons can't be compared to them, huh?

I...

Enough.

Everyone may bear witness.

Since they're here today.

I, Finn Judd, will cut off ties with Mae Judd.

From now on, we'll have nothing to do with each other.

All right, sure.

Fine.

Yeah.

That's great.

Huh?

Finn, is that necessary?

D-do you really have to do this?

Yes, I really regret having you, Mae Judd.

My family would be doing so well if you didn't exist.

Who would look after Judy and Lana if I didn't exist?

I couldn't graduate from school.

You forced me to drop out and get a job just to support both of them.

Fine.

Later on, you forced me to marry that gambler, Frank, to fund Judy's and Lana's college fees, remember?

Enough.

I'm your dad.

You have to listen to me.

We'll just cut off ties today.

Since you have so much resentment, I want you to get lost now.

Are you leaving or what?

You better leave or else.

You useless bitch.

Don't hit her.

Hit me instead.

I'll beat you up today.

Who dares to hit my mom?

How dare you?

Who dares to hit my mom?

How dare you?

Mr. Judd Sr.

Don't move, Mom.

Let me check on you.

How dare you hit my mom?

You have a death wish?

My dears, you're finally here.

Are you alright, Mom?

I'm fine.

Are you sure?

Your cheek is red.

Mom, are you alright?

I'm fine.

Don't worry.

My dears, she's your grandma.

Grandma?

It's good that you're here.

May, are they your loser sons?

Who are you?

Who am I?

I'm your grandpa.

What?

Grandpa?

No way.

No way.

He's your grandpa.

Oh, May.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

I was right about you.

You're trash.

You're a loser.

Shut up.

How dare you insult my mom?

You tired of living?

I don't care if you're my grandpa.

I'm going to end your life if you insult her.

What are you doing?

It's wrong to hit your grandparents.

Yes.

It's wrong to hit your grandparents.

You can't bully us just because you're tough.

Yes.

This is our territory.

Don.

Come for backup.

I want you to send 20 men here.

Right now.

Forget about 20 men.

I still won't spare all of you.

Even you sent 2,000 men.

Whoever bullies my mom will suffer terribly.

Hunk.

Look at you bragging.

Have you dared cause trouble?

The law won't spare you.

Mom, who are these rude, ugly women?

That's your second aunt.

And that's your youngest aunt.

Too useless, Bunch.

Hey, watch your mouth.

You should show me some respect.

Judy, what do you expect from kids raised by a woman like me?

If you don't watch your mouth, I'll make sure you won't speak again.

You're crossing the line.

Just because you hired a few actors and rented some cars doesn't mean you're invincible.

We live in a society governed by law.

Do you realize that?

We know the law, too.

We still hold a higher status without those.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

The mother loves to bluff, and the son is just as full of it.

Excuse me?

Full of it?

Let's take this as an example.

Your mom claimed this is your birthday gift to grandpa.

It is indeed my gift.

Seriously?

Look at him.

All of you are shameless.

What are you saying?

Are you suggesting this gift is from you?

Yes, it is my gift.

This anti-aging elixir is the latest discovery of Darwin Research Center.

Many rich people can't even get it.

What makes you think you can, young lady?

Kid, listen carefully.

My daughter Mia has just enrolled at Darwin Research Center.

What?

Astonishing, isn't it?

Not only that, but her mentor is Dr. Soot, who researched this anti-aging elixir.

That's right.

Listen carefully.

This set of injections was a special gift from my mentor to grandpa for his birthday.

Was I being clear?

I bet you peasants probably haven't even heard of my mentor.

Is your mentor Samuel's suit that old geezer?

So you do know my mentor?

Don't fall for his bluff.

I developed this elixir.

He was fooling you.

How is that possible?

Bullshit.

Look at him.

Look.

He's doing it again.

Look at him.

Like mother.

Like son.

You can't expect a liar's child to act any different.

Exactly.

It seems that the lying habit will be passed down through generations.

Sam, I heard you accepted a student.

Yes.

What about it, Mr. Judd?

What's her name?

It's Mia Lied.

I believe she isn't qualified to join us.

What's going on?

Well, Mr. Judd, I...

Slept with her?

I'm sorry, Mr. Judd.

I can't explain.

Samuel, you should leave the center.

You have violated our ethics.

Inform the HR department to fire Samuel and cancel the entry qualifications of his new student as well.

Oh, please.

Stop it.

He's doing it again.

It's really in your blood.

His mother was even worse.

She turned fake liquor into something real and tried to get fake receipts online.

Mia, don't worry.

They're all liars.

Yes.

They're just spewing nonsense.

So, it was just a bluff.

Liars.

Once everyone's here, we'll all be arrested.

What?

Mia!

Mia!

What's wrong?

Mia!

What's wrong with you?

Mia!

Mom!

I've heard research center just called and informed me that my entry has been denied.

What?

I'm duped.

This is the end.

Is Ron really the head of their center?

That's impossible.

He's so young.

He couldn't possibly be one.

Mia.

Stop crying.

You might have been tricked.

Alan?

What do you mean?

It's obvious.

This bastard has a pro-swinder latim.

She had one of his men pretend to be from the center and called you.

Is that even possible?

It's logic.

If you were rejected, shouldn't Dr. Soot call you himself?

Yes, that's right.

Call Dr. Soot to confirm this.

I'll do it now.

How dare you?

All of you are nothing but a bunch of con artists.

That's interesting.

Was I wrong?

Are you Alan?

Yes.

Am I your next target?

Not really.

I heard you telling others that this ginseng is your gift.

Yes.

It is my gift.

Wait.

This 1,000-year-old ginseng is the treasure of Hope Haven.

How did you get it?

How did he get it?

Because my son will be working at Hope Haven soon.

Exactly.

I bet a loser like you has never even heard of Hope Haven.

You?

Working in Hope Haven?

Who's your supervisor?

My supervisor is the famous Dr. Quirk from Hope Haven.

Dr. Quirk?

My mother mentioned that you're an apprentice.

It's normal not to know my supervisor.

I shall enlighten you.

Dr. Quirk gave me this 1,000-year-old ginseng as a welcome gift for working under him.

Wait a minute.

I remember now.

The Dr. Quirk you mentioned is Dan Quirk, who practices at the second hall, right?

So, you've heard of him, right?

Oh, Alan, I told you, your aunt was too poor to raise her three children, so she sends Dave to be an apprentice.

I heard he's also in the medical field, but he's merely a quack.

I see.

We're practically in the same field.

Yes, we are.

I was being polite, yet you're shameless.

I hold a doctorate.

You have no medical background.

We aren't in the same field.

Keep up your confidence.

You might end up crying later.

I'm waiting to see what tricks you have up your sleeve.

Mr. Judd, why did you call me?

Dan, I heard you hired someone new for the institution.

Mr. Judd, are you referring to Alan Shaw?

Yes, that's him.

Technically, we wouldn't hire someone with his background.

Mr. Judd, I can explain.

What is it?

Alan is my student.

So I, uh...

Since you're not being truthful, the audit department will talk to you.

Mr. Judd, I'll come clean.

I took Alan's money.

I'm really sorry.

Turn yourself in at the audit department.

It'll be your surrender.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Judd.

Look at him.

They're doing it again.

It's a good act.

I almost fell for it.

Alan, what's wrong?

Come on.

Listen, don't worry.

This family is filled with liars.

Their best trait is their acting skill.

Mom.

But the voice I just heard sounded like Dr. Cork.

Are you sure?

Alan, you bastard.

I've helped you with everything I have.

Yet, you're the death of me.

Oh no.

I'm doomed.

What's wrong?

Dr. Cork caught and scolded me.

What?

What?

What happened?

Could this be just like earlier?

Where they had someone else make the call?

Mom.

Why wouldn't I recognize my supervisor's voice?

But can they fake?

Right.

That's right.

Right.

Technology is so advanced nowadays.

If they could swap faces in videos, changing voices is a piece of cake.

Do you think so?

Tell me.

How did you do it?

You guys are idiots.

You are just a fatherless brat.

If you mess up my son's job, you'll see what happens.

Oh, really?

You're rather bold.

We're not in a lawless society.

Lawless?

That's right.

Yes.

Alan.

Call the police now.

Tell them there are a bunch of scammers here.

Nonsense.

The evidence is solid, yet it seems you pretend to be blind.

Mom.

Mom.

Mia, what's wrong?

I tried calling Dr. Su just now, but I can't reach him.

That's my acquaintances, and they told me he was arrested.

What?

Huh?

Arrested?

And the person who called me is indeed the manager of the HR department for the research center.

What have you done to my daughter?

I did nothing.

I merely reported the fact that she slept with her mentor.

That's nonsense.

Brat, do you have a death wish?

Mia, is it true?

Mom, stop asking about it.

I'm doomed.

I've lost everything.

Is it possible that Mae's sons are indeed important figures at Hopehaven and Darwin Research Center?

If not, they must know someone who is.

Who was the idiot who offended Mr. Lead?

Who was the idiot who offended Mr. Lead?

It's them.

You must have a death wish for offended Mr. Lead.

Surround them.

I noticed you're a team, so I'll let you have your sweet time.

Now, the tides have changed.

Tim.

Don't worry, Mom.

I'll deal with them.

What's this?

Are you trying to scare us with gangsters?

These are my friends.

I was worried you scammers might run away, so I asked for their help.

Your friends?

I'm a man of status.

I would never waste my energy on scammers.

Besides, I'm concerned that you might act out of desperation.

I'm curious.

Who are you exactly?

Be prepared to be amazed.

John started a business after coming back to the country.

Now, he's the CEO of a well-known tech company.

He recently landed a contract with Skycorp.

And his business is about to take off.

Have you heard of Skycorp?

It's a major player in international investment.

Mr. Miller from Skycorp is particularly fond of John.

Mom.

Aunt Judy.

Don't waste your breath explaining.

They know nothing.

No.

I do understand you.

Are you saying that Terry Miller from Skycorp subsidiary is particularly fond of you?

Yeah.

You know about Mr. Miller.

I heard about him.

Let me put it bluntly.

With a contract from Skycorp, my business will soar.

I'll become Valia's next richest man.

That's impressive.

Amazing.

This is my son.

The Judds are in luck.

You are blessed, Finn.

He's indeed a good child of the family.

Why are the long faces, you two?

Do you know what society is about now?

You can help me?

Of course.

It's all about money.

With money, anything is possible.

Alan, I'll open an apothecary for you in Valia.

You'll be the director.

It's better than working for someone else.

Really?

That's awesome.

As for you, Mia, I'll refer you to my alma mater, Yarn University.

It's much better than Darwin Research Center.

Is that a promise?

I love Britley the Vos.

The air is fresher, the moon is prettier.

And I have diverse friends.

You're going there to study.

I'm not sending you to sleep around.

I know, John.

Send me to Yarn University, and I'll listen to you no matter what.

Once I secure the contract with Skycorp, we'll have everything we want.

I highly doubt you can become Vela's wealthiest man.

Excuse me?

After offending my mother, you can keep dreaming about getting a contract from me.

Oh, here he goes again.

Oh, my.

John, don't mind him.

Your Aunt May went a bit crazy just now.

She said Tim owned Skycorp and even claimed that this big sculpture was a gift from Tim.

Son of a bitch.

The gift is from Mr. Miller.

How could he, a lowly hawker, take credit for it?

The gift is from Mr. Miller.

How could he, a lowly hawker, take credit for it?

Terry gave this?

Actually, it's a gift from me.

And I gave it to Grandpa.

Well, how bold of you to say that.

How insolent.

My grandson is both thoughtful and well-connected.

What's wrong with giving me an expensive gift?

Unlike you, useless lot, who showed up empty-handed.

Showed up empty-handed?

Yes.

Mom, didn't you tell them?

I did, but they refused to believe me, claiming the liquor is fake,

and that these gifts are from them.

No wonder you asked for the receipt.

They still refuse to believe me.

Of course.

Who would believe useless people like you?

Watch your mouth.

We know about your family background.

Your mother had to work as a cleaner to raise you three.

What kind of education could you possibly have received?

Exactly.

You, the eldest, dropped out of school and became a hawker, while Dave became an apprentice

and an apothecary.

Ron went to school.

For what benefit did that bring him?

Exactly.

You have no background, no support, and no resources.

Just education qualifications.

That's right.

Even if you have a diploma, your salary would only be a few thousand dollars.

You can't even afford to buy a house.

You're just a loser.

A lowlife.

All right?

Someone like you isn't capable of giving such a valuable gift.

May, I know you're angry at me, which is why you came to my birthday party to disturb trouble

out of spite.

On top of that, you had your useless sons rent cars, hire people, and pretend to be big

shots to put on a show and make you look good, didn't you?

That's not true.

Just admit it.

You're always lying and scheming.

Don't ever tell anyone you're my daughter.

It's embarrassing for me.

We aren't lying.

Then what are you?

May, I have disowned you in front of everyone.

Please take your useless sons and get out of my house now.

Get out of here now.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

I'm fine.

I anticipated this outcome.

I finally understand why you left home with us and never came back.

Me too.

They've been bullying you all along.

It's best not to return.

My tears.

Let's go.

We have cut ties with them, so we need to take back our gifts.

Exactly.

I don't want these leeches to have them.

Men!

Don't you dare.

What now?

Try to rob us after failing to steal?

Since we have no ties now, we need to reclaim what is ours.

Except for this fake liquor brought by me.

None of the other gifts belong to you.

My grandchildren gave them to me.

As for this liquor, I...

That's good liquor.

Why did you do that?

He's right.

Although it's not authentic, it's still of good quality.

Good quality?

Look at these useless fools.

With such a vicious mother.

Who knows if they put something in it to try and poison me.

You did right, Grandpa.

Once I get the contract, I'll buy the real one.

Good.

Very good.

You're such a good child.

We're a family.

I'm not an ungrateful ingrate.

I've told you that.

You won't be getting the contract.

Bullshit!

Mr. Miller from Sky Corp and I are his closest brothers.

We're in separate.

Tara?

Is he here?

He'll be here soon.

Trying to get help?

You won't scare me.

No matter what.

My friends are here.

We will fight.

Whoever comes through the door.

Terry Miller from Sky Corp is here.

I told you.

Grandpa.

Mr. Miller was the gift of this because of me.

Great.

Hello, Terry.

Nice to see you again.

It's an honor to have you here and receive your gift.

Magic bastard.

John.

Didn't you say you had a close relationship with Mr. Miller?

Why does it seem to be the other way around?

Terry.

Right.

What's going on?

What did you call me?

Oh.

I have to be professional in public.

I mean, Mr. Miller.

Shut the fuck up.

How could you slap my son?

Right.

You have no right to do this.

Even if you're from Sky Corp.

Did you know what an idiot he is?

What did you do?

Well, I did nothing.

Mr. Miller.

What's going on?

You sent a gift.

And now you're mad at me?

Sent you a gift.

Why would I do that?

You said we hit it off right away.

And even praised me for having a strong background.

That's because I didn't know you were a complete idiot.

You even let me call you by your name.

And I regret that deeply.

And I despise you.

Yeah.

What about the contract?

The contract?

In your dreams.

Your company is coming to an end.

John.

What's going on?

That's right.

Without a contract doesn't mean I won't be getting a pot to carry.

Can I still go to Yarn University?

I posted about it on social media.

I applied to mess around a little while I was...

John.

What the hell is going on?

Mr. Miller.

Please let me know what happened.

What happened?

It's because you're blind.

You have a phoenix at home.

Yet you went...

against it.

What?

Were Mae's sons telling the truth?

All along?

I, Terry Miller.

A SkyCorp subsidiary of Malia.

I'm sorry, Mr. Tim.

How is it possible?

He's a piece of shit.

He could have possibly been SkyCorp's CEO.

Oh my god.

He was telling the truth?

This is not possible.

Impossible.

Mae.

Is Tim really a CEO?

Yes.

Oh.

What about Dave?

He's the chief of Hope Haven.

Oh.

And Ron?

The head of Darwin Research Center.

Mom, I've never lied to you.

Oh.

What about these gifts?

These gifts are from your three grandsons.

Unfortunately, things took a bad turn.

Can we take those gifts away now?

Wait.

Don't.

No.

Please don't.

My dear grandchildren.

It's rare for you to come home.

Stay a little longer.

Please.

For my sake.

Huh?

Let us dine.

Let's eat.

Yes.

That's right.

Let's eat.

Please have a seat.

Take a seat there.

We'll sit here instead.

Mom?

Since we've been kicked out of the family, and he has disowned me, it's better not to

stay here.

Oh.

Oh, please.

Mae.

I was wrong.

I'll kneel.

I'll apologize.

I was wrong.

Wait.

I'll kneel too.

I was wrong too.

Mae.

I'll lick your shoes.

My head.

Can we change this?

I don't want to hurt my head.

Oh.

I'll lick your shoes too.

Oh.

That's a good idea.

She takes the left side, and I take the right side.

Tim.

Oh.

Dave.

Ron.

We are wrong.

Please forgive us.

Don't take that.

Oh, no.

My money.

Wait.

Don't.

Don't take that.

No.

My money.

Mom.

Do you want to come with me, or do you want to stay?

Mae.

I...

All right.

Stay, then.

My mother will be staying.

If anyone bullies her, I'll make sure they pay.

Anyone who bullies my grandma has a death wish.

We won't.

That won't happen.

We won't.

Don't worry.

We swear.

Let's go.

Finn, oh my.

You've lost your luck.

No, Finn.

This means that the bottle you just smashed was the king of liquors worth nearly 20 million.

Come on.

Get some more.

Take some more pieces.

Yeah.

No, my liquor.

Each sip of it is worth five million dollars.

Get everyone to help right now.

You don't have money anymore.

We're not your friends.

Huh?

Guys, let's go.

No, my house.

No.

Wait.

Stop.

This is my house.

No, that's mine.

Stop it.

Stop it.

My liquor.

My phone.

It's mine.

It's my fault.

Mom, please keep your head up.

I'm fine.

I've known about the family's bad attitude for a long time.

That's good to hear.

Mom, you still have us.

All three of us are your babies.

I don't need the three of you.

I want you all to get married and have children, and then I'll be happy.

Mom, why are you only telling me this?

What about Dave and Ron?

You're the eldest.

You must set a good example.

Mom.

Tim, tell me the truth.

Do you have a girlfriend?

I do.

Really?

Who is she?

I'll bring her home soon and let you meet her.

If you lie to me, you will regret it.

Okay, I won't, Mom.

Ms. Lang, I've gotten news on Sky Corp's CEO, Mr. Judd.

Oh, give it to me.

Ms. Lang, though Mr. Judd has always been mysterious, after thorough investigation, I managed to uncover some information.

What's this?

He is Mr. Judd's biological father, Frank Gray.

Tim's last name's Judd.

Why is his father's last name Gray?

Mr. Judd has risen rapidly, and he has remained very low-key.

He must have his reasons.

I see.

What does Tim's father do?

He owns a trading company.

However, the market's been struggling.

The company has faced continuous losses.

How did that happen?

Regardless, Mr. Judd is a good son.

If we can get ahead and earn favor with his father, you and Mr. Judd will be able to...

That's right.

Tim is a great son, and he's low-key and mysterious.

If we can win over Mr. Gray, all those bitches...

All those bitches will be out of the picture.

Then, Tim and I will...

We'll live happily ever after and start a family.

Contact Mr. Gray now.

Let's provide them with a contract and help his company soar.

Ms. Lang, I've contacted Mr. Gray, and we've reached an agreement.

Did he say anything?

He was confused as to why we would want to work with him.

Did you say anything?

Of course I wouldn't say anything.

Didn't you mention we should subtly win his favor?

Then surprise Mr. Judd with it?

Smart girl.

Where's the signing ceremony?

It'll be at Hollis Hotel's best hall.

Great.

It's a luxurious place.

Tim would love it.

Ms. Lang.

You're so nice to Mr. Judd.

He'll eventually fall for you.

Hmph.

Of course.

Wait.

Did you make an appointment?

Ms. Lang is Mr. Judd's girlfriend.

Appointment is unnecessary.

But without that, you won't be able to meet him.

But...

I miss Tim.

I'm sorry.

Ladder in.

Tim, it's been a while since we last met.

I was busy.

Anything?

I just came over to check on you.

Fine.

I'll stop teasing you.

I've prepared a surprise for you at the top floor hall of Hollis Hotel at noon tomorrow.

You must come.

What kind of surprise?

You'll know when you get there.

I won't let you down.

Tim, you promised today is the day I want to meet your girl or I will make you pay.

I'm sorry, miss.

You damn old geezer.

Watch where you're going.

Watch your mouth.

Excuse me?

Very well.

You need a slap too, huh?

What was that for?

A lesson for not watching your step and dirtying my shoe.

It was you.

Is it?

Did anyone see?

Did you see it?

No.

Hear that?

So it was you, damned lady, who walked recklessly.

You, you've crossed the line.

Did I?

I didn't even ask you to compensate my shoe, old lady.

How much are they?

I'll pay you.

Oh, really?

Do you have the money?

I doubt a peasant like you has ever seen that amount of money before.

I would love to know how much your shoe is worth.

This is the latest ham's design, priced at $300,000 per pair.

That's expensive.

You were arrogantly claiming that you could pay for that.

Are you scared now?

I said, said, a peasant like you would never have seen that amount of money before.

Ms. Leng's shoes are made of suede and handcrafted by famous designers.

Scared now, old lady?

If you don't have the money, just kneel before me and clean my shoe.

And I will let you go.

You, you've crossed the line.

Yes, Tim?

Okay, so you're coming tomorrow?

That's great.

I'll be waiting for you.

See you there.

What?

I'm pretty, right?

I'm in a good mood today.

So let this go.

Next time, you'd better avoid me.

Got it?

Hey, Madam Jude, what's wrong?

I'm fine.

I saw a crazy woman downstairs.

What?

We encounter all sorts of people around us.

It's okay.

Not all the ladies are as lovely as you, Tara.

You're too kind.

Is Tim in his office?

Yes.

Please head in.

Mom, you're here.

Have a seat.

What's wrong?

Can't I come here?

Of course you can.

I want to hear all the time, so that Dave and Ron can be jealous.

That sounds about right.

Tara, please get some drink.

Madam Jude, do you still prefer lemonade without sugar?

You have a good memory.

Oh, of course.

My secretary is the best.

You do have the best secretary.

But what about your wife?

Mom, relax.

I was about to talk to you about this.

Really?

Mom, I know you want me to get a girlfriend.

Not just a girlfriend, but a wife.

A wife who can give me grandchildren.

All right.

You'll get one.

Is that so?

Look, get the top floor of Hollis Hotel at noon tomorrow.

What is this?

Just be there.

My future wife will be there too.

Don't you dare lie to me.

I'm not lying.

Your future daughter-in-law is exceptionally stunning and kind.

She won't disappoint you.

Really?

Why would I lie to you?

I told Dave and Ron about it.

They'll be there.

Okay.

I believe you.

But if you lie to me, you'll pay for it.

Mother's desperate for a grandson.

Look at how anxious she is.

Thankfully, she didn't see this.

Madam Judd, I'll escort you up.

It won't be necessary.

I'm just taking a peek.

Wait.

How can I help you?

I'm here to meet my future daughter-in-law.

What?

Then you should go home.

You won't find her here.

My son told me she is here.

So I came to have a look.

Today, Valleus Tycoon Rachel Lane for Lane Group will have a signing ceremony with Skyline Trading.

Unauthorized personnel aren't allowed.

I'm not an unauthorized person.

Really?

Where's your invitation then?

I forgot about it.

Did you know?

What a good liar.

What do you mean by that, young man?

I've seen plenty of people like you trying to sneak into events to make connections.

But you are the first one to use such an excuse.

Am I right, guys?

Yeah.

Yes, right?

Never mind.

You should leave.

Otherwise, you'll cause trouble for other VIPs.

You're wrong.

Hey.

I was trying...

Oh, lady.

I was trying to be nice.

But you're being stubborn.

Guys, throw her out now.

Yes.

Wait.

It's you.

It's you.

Mr. Gray.

Mr. Gray.

Mr. Gray?

Ah.

It's you, Mei.

What are you doing here instead of cleaning the streets?

What are you doing here?

My darling Frank is the star of today's signing ceremony.

Why do you think he's here?

Your darling?

Are you two dating each other?

Is something wrong?

Molly, you were my best friend.

The past is in the past.

Things have changed.

After all, you dumped a good man like Frank and assisted on a divorce back then.

Are you regretting it now?

I would never.

Leaving you a gambling addict and an abuser was the best decision I've ever made.

You're just being stubborn.

If you really don't regret it, why are you here trying to get my attention now?

I'm not here for you.

I have my own things to do.

Do you know, Frank?

Do you think she can't afford to be here?

She's just trying to get back with you.

Now that you've made it big.

Let me tell you, don't even think about it.

Mei, I'll be honest.

I didn't think much of you before.

And now that I've made it big, I'll look down on you even more.

You broke cleaner.

Made it big?

My darling Frank is the CEO of Skyline Trading.

He'll be signing a contract with Long Group soon.

Skyline Trading?

Didn't that shell company of yours go under a long time ago?

You, you, how could you?

You better watch your mouth.

Very well.

You haven't let go of me, have you?

Going under?

Frank will be signing a contract with Valia's richest company soon.

That's right.

My business will be soaring.

I will be a woman of status.

Do you regret your decision now?

But it's too late.

What a crazy man.

Look at how stubborn you are.

Security, does she have an invitation?

Nope.

I bet she must have heard somewhere that you've made it big.

So she came running back.

Mei?

You're still the same.

Trying to have it both ways.

PAH!

A bitch like you should have disappeared from this world.

Shut the fuck up, Frank.

You're just a nobody.

What?

I dare you say it again.

To me, you're just a piece of trash.

You damn woman.

You're courting death.

Hit me.

If you dare.

Things have changed.

We're divorced.

I'll have my son hire a lawyer to ensure you end up in jail if you try anything.

You.

Get your son to hire a lawyer?

Your useless sons are at the bottom of the barrel.

Have they ever seen a lawyer before?

Oh yeah.

Huh?

Can you three worthless fatherless brats even afford a lawyer?

Frank.

You are their birth father.

How could you say that?

Birth father?

They're not worthy of it.

When we got divorced, not one of them wanted to stay with me.

They even took your last name.

In the end, what future could they have with a useless cleaner like you as their mom?

Don't you worry.

They're very accomplished, ma'am.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Very well, Mei.

Ah, you're still less stubborn.

As always.

Mr. Gray, the signing ceremony is starting.

I need to talk with you.

All right.

I'm coming.

Security.

Today's signing ceremony will have all the prominent figures from Valia in attendance.

Quickly kick this crazy woman out of here.

We can't let her disrupt the ceremony.

Hear me?

Yes, Mrs. Gray.

If anything happens, you will be held responsible.

Yes.

Throw her out now.

Yes.

Wait.

Throw her out now.

Yes.

Wait.

You.

You work for Skycorp?

Yes.

Skycorp?

The international investment giant?

Yes.

This Skycorp.

Even Miss Lai has to cut her to Skycorp.

If we cross her, we might not even keep our jobs.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

She's our guest.

Why can't she enter?

She's not invited.

Absurd.

Who are you to deny our guest entry?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Enough.

Please head inside.

Tara.

You were really impressive just now.

Sorry about that.

It's all thanks to Mr. Zhu's influence.

I'm just riding his coattail.

No.

You were impressive yourself.

You're definitely stunning.

Really?

Those people have crossed the line.

How could they?

I was too anxious about meeting my future daughter-in-law.

Your future daughter-in-law?

Yes.

Tim told me I could meet my future daughter-in-law here.

I got excited and forgot about my invitation.

Is Mr. Zhu's future wife here?

That's what he told me.

Was he lying?

I will make him pay.

Mr. Zhu?

All right.

I understand.

Got it.

Tara?

Tara?

Huh?

Yes, ma'am.

Jude?

What's wrong?

Did Tim bother you?

No, no, he didn't.

Thank you for your hard work.

Leave me here and attend to your work.

I'll lead you inside.

It's fine.

I'll take my leave and see you later.

All right.

Tim didn't give me other information about her.

Which one of them is his future wife?

She's too skinny.

It's better being healthy.

She looks healthy.

Actually, too lazy.

None of them seem to be Tim's girlfriend.

None of them are as good as Tara.

Mei, how did you get in here?

Why can't I get in when you two can?

Did you sneak in?

Oh, I know now.

You're here as a cleaner.

Clean the place.

That's rude.

Mei, oh Mei.

You're getting more shameless.

Oh, I'm impressed that you're willing to let go of your dignity just to get some food.

Mei.

We were married once, after all.

If you really don't have anything to eat, just let me know.

I can spare you some leftovers.

Is that out of the question?

Exactly.

Frank is the host today.

He can easily arrange for you to take home any leftover food.

I don't need your kindness.

Hey, you are lowlife.

Shouldn't be complaining about leftover food.

This is a five-star hotel.

Even the leftovers here are way better than a slob.

You usually eat.

Besides, you sneaked in just to get a free meal.

So why are you pretending now?

What's the point?

If you're poor, just own it.

Why are you ashamed?

I know.

She wants to act like a saint while living like a sinner.

You can't have it both ways.

I don't need any of the leftover.

I'm here to meet my future daughter-in-law.

Daughter-in-law?

What are you talking about?

Heh.

I'm curious.

What kind of woman would actually fall for your three used sons?

I'm curious, too.

My son only invited me here to meet his wife.

So your son is a bloodsucker.

You're here to find a sugar mommy for him.

I knew it.

Those three useless sons of yours are destined to be single for life.

No one would fall for them.

Frank, watch your mouth.

Stop calling them useless.

Sorry?

Was I wrong calling them useless?

Though we're divorced, they are still your children.

Show them some respect.

Won't you?

I won't.

Ever since you divorced me.

Huh?

None of those three bastards wanted anything to do with me.

Huh?

And now they'll all bear your last name.

That's because you got drunk and hit the kids.

You gambled, too.

You weren't a father.

Oh, shit.

It's because you've been filling their heads with nonsense.

If you hadn't been bat-mouthing me to them every day, they wouldn't have acted this way.

Ah!

Frank, calm down.

Don't lose your cool for those brats.

Yes, you're right.

Since the divorce, and because they chose to stay with you, I've acted as if they are not my sons.

Mei, I bet you didn't see that coming.

This is how your life has turned out without Frank.

I'd heard that.

You've been had to clean the streets.

What's wrong with it?

That's my job.

I earn money through hard work.

I haven't broken any laws.

Every penny I make is clean.

You're just fucking stubborn.

I am, eh?

It's one thing for you to suffer, but now you're dragging your kids down with you.

I heard the oldest dropped out to become a vendor.

And the second one isn't at school either, and he's apprenticing with some quack doctor.

That just leaves the youngest, who's merely a bookworm.

Frank, look at them.

Without you, the entire family crumbled.

They asked for it, eh?

They deserved it.

Mei, oh Mei, look at your state now.

Without me, you'll forever be struggling.

Mei, it's bad enough that you're suffering, but now you're condemning your sons to a lifetime of mediocrity.

Exactly.

A bitch like you should just disappear.

If I were you, I'd be too ashamed to live.

If I weren't you, I'd jump off the rooftop.

At least you will be doing society a favor.

You might be disappointed.

My sons have achieved great success in life.

They are far better than any of you.

I've noticed that after over ten years apart, you've made great improvements, Mei.

What kind of improvements, Frank?

Your bluffing skill has improved, except your actual capabilities.

It sounded convincing.

You talk a big game.

Why don't you share what those three useless sons of yours are actually doing?

Okay.

I'll give you one.

Have you heard of Skycore?

Yes, I do.

What is it?

So you're saying your son managed to get a job there?

The CEO is my son.

Mei, I get that you like to brag, but can't you at least make it somewhat believable?

Your bluffing is downright ridiculous.

Frank, give her a break.

What common sense could a cleaner possibly have?

I was indeed blind back then.

What's wrong?

Do you think it's a lie?

Of course it's a lie.

Let's make a bet.

If the CEO of Skycore really is my son, then you two adulterers will never show your faces in front of me again.

When you see me, you'll have to bow and apologize.

Deal?

What if you lose?

What do you propose?

Then you'll have to kneel at the entrance.

Apollo's Hotel for three days, telling everyone you meet that I, Mei, am blind and worthless piece of trash.

Doody.

Molly, I never expected you to be this vicious.

Why would I consider you a friend?

Do you dare to do it or not?

I do.

What is it?

Mei, you're really begging to get you.

Frank is about to send a deal with the female tycoon Novalia of Lan Gru, the mysterious CEO of Skycorp, who will be here too.

You will be the one on your knees.

What's going on?

What's with the commotion?

What's going on?

What's with the commotion?

I'm sorry, miss.

You damn old Jesus, watch where you're walking.

That poor lady, why is she here?

The crazy girl.

Hello, Mr. Gray.

Miss, Miss Lang.

Hello.

Mr. Gray, you can call me Rachel, as we promised.

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

Your valley is tycoon, and you have control over large institutions like Lan Gru.

Calling you by your first name might be disrespectful.

No, it isn't.

For some reason, I feel an instant sense of warmth whenever I see you.

It's as if you're like a father to me.

Okay, then.

I'll call you Rachel, then.

I won't hold back with you.

She is...

My significant other.

Mrs. Gray!

So, she's Tim's mother.

Oh my goodness.

The signing ceremony has brought such huge rewards.

If I win the favor of Mr. Gray and Tim's mother, securing your approval, then Tim, you'll never escape from my grasp.

Mrs. Gray, I've always wanted to meet you.

It finally came true today.

Rachel, you're too kind.

Mrs. Gray, you're not...

What's wrong with it?

Alice.

Mrs. Gray, this is the Star Wars I commissioned for a designer in Frick's, valued at $10 million.

I think it will look good on you.

$10 million?

What?

Can I have it?

Of course, it's yours.

Rachel, you're too kind.

I'll put it on you, Mrs. Gray.

Stunning.

It's so pretty.

Thank you.

Who is this?

Ah, just a lowly woman, sneaking into the venue to mooch off others.

Shh.

What was that for?

I let you off last time, but I didn't expect that you would still cause trouble again.

You clearly bumped into me last time.

I didn't want to argue because you're young.

But it seems you're pushing your luck.

Do you have proof?

Look at how rude you are, lady.

Look at how rude you are, lady.

Who are you exactly?

You should be polite.

Who is she?

Mei, you're really blind.

Rachel is Valia's tycoon.

She has control long group, a large institute at such a young age.

She's of a status you can never reach.

So what?

That doesn't give her a reason to be rude.

I shouldn't be rude.

Okay.

If you pay me the $300,000 for the high heels you damaged last time, then I'll be reasonable.

Just wait.

I'll pull up the surveillance footage, and we'll talk.

What a bold claim.

Exactly.

An old hag like you won't have access to the surveillance footage of Skycorp's building.

I think she's just buying time.

Ah, Rachel.

Listen.

This old hag is full of lies and are good at deceiving people.

Yes, just moments ago she claimed that she's the mother of Skycorp's CEO.

It's hilarious.

What?

You're out of luck today.

You deserve it.

Today is my big day, and the signing ceremony for my collaboration with Mr. Gray, you old hag.

I actually dared to cause trouble.

Why did you do that again?

That stuff just now was for you damaging my high heels last time.

This one is to teach you a lesson for your endless lies.

I'm stating the truth.

Stop being stubborn.

Skycorp's CEO is a man of status.

You shouldn't make such wild claims.

Exactly.

She's just a filthy cleaner.

Her three sons include one who runs a stall, another who's an apprentice, and the last one is just a bookworm.

They're all a bunch of useless people.

People like you from the lower rungs of society shouldn't be showing up at events like this.

You're right.

She just sneaked in here hoping to find a sugar mommy for her useless sons.

What?

Mrs. Gray, she sneaked in here?

Yeah, we saw her by the entrance.

Security stopped her for not having an invite.

I don't know how she managed to sink in.

Oh my.

I asked them to be careful.

I warned them to be wary, as everyone here today is a person of high status and social influence.

But still, still...

How did you sneak in here without an invite?

Skycorp's employee brought me in.

Bitch.

Young lady, watch your behavior.

Do you think I will keep letting you get away with this?

You failed me.

Miss Lange, I'm sorry.

Why are you still here?

Get the security here now.

Kick her out of here.

Security.

Stop.

Miss Ford.

Do you know her?

Yes.

There's a misunderstanding.

Give me a moment.

What exactly happened, Madam Jude?

I don't know either.

I was looking for Tim's wife.

They blocked me and insisted on driving me away.

Why would they do that?

It doesn't make sense.

Tara, did you see that slick, overly made-up guy?

Yes, I do.

That's my ex-husband.

And the lady next to him was my bestie.

They are currently dating each other.

Oh.

My ex-husband was a gambler and an abuser, so I divorced him.

I've been raising the kids alone all these years.

I guess he still holds a grudge against me.

What can I do?

It's okay.

I want to see how these people will react.

By the way, how long until Tim arrives?

He's on his way.

Soon.

Good.

Well, how should we play this?

Just say you're my son's girlfriend and then you let me in.

No, I shouldn't say that.

It's just a lie.

Okay.

Miss Leng, forgive me.

She's my boyfriend's mother.

I brought her in here.

What?

Your boyfriend?

I'm sorry.

We'll leave now.

Miss Ford, I shouldn't cross the line.

But as Tim's assistant, you shouldn't mix personal matters with your work.

I'm sorry.

It won't happen again.

This shouldn't happen again.

As Tim's girlfriend, I'm officially warning you that if you try anything again, you're done for.

I understand.

What?

She is Tim's girlfriend?

Is Tim an idiot?

Why is he taking such a crazy girl as his girlfriend?

Stop staring.

Get lost now.

Are you sure about that?

What now?

Are my words unclear?

You'll regret this.

What a joke.

Do you really think that the support of a mirror assistant gives you a status as high as mine?

Security!

Wait.

Miss Leng.

How could you?

Why shouldn't I?

Today is the signing ceremony between me and Mr. Gray.

I also prepared a surprise for Tim.

Yet she, a nobody, had to let in a pastor like you to stir up trouble and make everyone uneasy.

Shouldn't I teach her a lesson for that?

Who gave you the right to teach others?

A lesson like that?

May!

Shut the fuck up!

Rachel is a tycoon of Valia.

She holds that right more than anyone else.

Are you saying that those with money can do whatever they wish?

Yes!

At least she's still higher up than you.

A filthy cleaner.

And your three useless sons!

Agree, Miss Leng.

I share the same sentiment as Mr. Gray.

Miss Leng, I've heard of you.

Oh, you've heard of me?

He mentioned that you're exceptionally stunning and kind.

One's beauty depends on the eye of the beholder.

But I didn't see any kindness from you.

My grace and kindness are not something that lowly people like you, a commoner, can appreciate.

Tim, I heard that your girlfriend is here today.

They say she's beautiful and virtuous.

Don't be so gleeful.

Once I get through this, it'll be your turn.

Lowly?

Commoner?

Am I wrong?

How can you say that?

What's wrong?

Feeling hurt?

Poor folks like you deserve to die and shouldn't even be alive.

Anything else?

Oh, and those three ruthless sons of yours, they deserve to be single for life.

Don't have kids, or you'll pass on this legacy of being useless and spineless.

I see.

Very well.

What a kind and nice person.

How is it?

Feeling better now, old head?

Do you want more?

Enough.

I know your character now.

But, let's make a bet.

What bet?

If my children turn out to be more successful than you so-called high and mighty people,

you'll have to apologize to me.

More successful than me?

Me!

It seems like you have gone crazy, bitch.

Ah!

Rachel is Long Corp's chairman, and Valley is Tycoon.

Those three useless sons of yours would never be at their level, no matter how hard they try.

You understand?

Where did you get your confidence from?

Is it from this assistant who barely earned?

Miss Long, please stop.

Shut the fuck up.

It's you, you slut.

You think you're important enough to stop me from meeting Tim with your pretty tricks?

I thought you had good taste.

But it turns out, you've been taken up for a ride by this old sex, useless brat, all along.

He isn't dead.

What has he done?

I'll tell Tim to fire you right away.

Miss Lang, scared to bet?

I'll bet on it.

If I lose, I'll apologize.

But if you lose...

Anything you wish.

Would you dare to swallow my shoe entirely?

You'll regret this once my son arrives.

Okay?

Alice, take out the heels she has dirtied.

Security, stuff the heels into her mouth.

Yes!

What are you doing?

Miss Lang, Rachel, you don't have the answer.

What are you doing?

What a joke.

It's almost noon, and all the high-ranking officials, business elites, and socialites are about to arrive,

including the CEO of SkyCorp.

No one has the time to entertain you two.

Right.

The signing ceremony is more important.

I think they just want to disrupt the event.

What were you just betting with me about?

Who's more successful, right?

This old hack has always been stubborn.

And now she's just bragging.

That's right.

Just now she was betting with us that if her son is the CEO of SkyCorp,

we would have to apologize and stay away from her.

What a joke.

Curry favor with an assistant who barely earns monthly to pull a fast one?

Little do you know, Mr. Judd's real parents are right here.

Who is it?

Are we disgusting about being successful?

If your son really had any success, he would come to save you.

If he doesn't show up, you'll have to swallow those shoes whole.

Heh.

Heh heh.

Do it!

May, you're an idiot.

Let go!

Let's see if you still dare to brag.

You deserve this!

Isn't your son supposed to be so successful?

Where is he?

Did anyone see him?

She does deserve this!

Mom!

Mom, are you okay?

Mom, let me check.

Are you hurt?

Who is hurting my mom?

Who are they?

What a demeanor.

Each of them looks exceptional.

They just called that cleaner mom.

Didn't Mr. Gray say she has three sons?

One runs a store, one is an apprentice, and the other is a bookworm?

But...

Ms. Lang?

Didn't you mention that Mr. Gray is Tim's birth father?

He is.

There's no mistake.

What's going on now?

Could it be that they are divorced?

Are you saying that...

Molly isn't Tim's mother, but a mistress?

I guess so.

Oh my god.

I actually gave a two million dollar star wars to a mistress?

Yes.

I even slapped Tim's mother a few times and made her eat my dirty shoes?

Ms. Lang, your shoe isn't dirty.

Just a little.

Bitch!

You ruined me!

You stuffed the hills into my mom.

Not me.

Who is it then?

Speak!

It's me!

Who are you?

I'm your father!

You old fart.

How dare you!

I'll fuck you up!

Wait.

Tim.

He just abused mom.

And messed with us.

Why'd you stop us?

Yeah.

Can't you just let me deal with him?

No.

He really seems to be our deadbeat dad.

What?

Him?

Really?

Stop beating me!

I'll pay you back tomorrow!

If you don't, we'll kill you!

How is it?

Was it tiring?

Here.

Give me that.

Motherfucker!

You fucking jinx!

You caused me to lose money!

You bitch!

Just seeing your face!

Is really pissing me off!

Dad help!

Don't help!

What is it, huh?

You brat think you can just...

Stop your own man!

I'll teach you a lesson!

What are you doing?

Hey, Mae!

To tell you the truth, huh?

I made a deal with the casino.

I'll sell you off to pay off my debts.

You're just worthless.

You got that?

Tell him, Mom!

You meanie!

Yeah!

You brat!

How dare you bite me!

I'll beat you up!

Children, run!

Run!

If you run away, then don't come back!

You can start to death, you bastards!

You scrub!

Get lost!

This must be provenance.

You're the good one.

You're better than those two ungrateful children who couldn't recognize.

Their own father!

Huh?

I don't just remember you.

I also remember how you abused Mom and us when we were young.

Yeah.

We couldn't do anything back then.

I don't care who you are.

But if you do it this time, I'll go after you.

No matter where you flee!

Go after me!

Ha ha ha ha ha!

What's so funny?

Do you know who I am right now?

Huh?

Look!

Huh?

Do you see that?

Your old man here is the boss of Skyline Trading!

Skyline Trading?

Mr. Tim, I just checked.

It's a shell company on the verge of bankruptcy.

I'm telling ya!

Huh?

I'm just that good in the business!

It can't be helped!

Fine, fine, fine.

So that's what it is.

No wonder you're so cocky.

Huh?

You must be doing quite well!

Considering your looks.

Not so shabby at all, eh?

How about this?

You, you, and you!

Tim, Dave, and Ron!

If the three of you

abandon this worthless mother of yours

and change your surname

from Judd to Grey,

you all can get rich with me!

About it!

Fuck off!

I got this.

You want us to abandon Mom

and change your surname to yours?

That's right!

Eh!

Do you think you can prosper?

If you stay

with your street cleaner

of a mother?

Huh?

Would we prosper

if we go with you?

Well, duh!

Can't you see?

Skyline Trading has made

a contract with Land Corp!

The largest company in Valley

yet

will sign the contract today!

And then?

And then!

And then I will soar

to new heights!

Ha ha!

Do you get it?

Do you get it now, huh?

You three wastrels

should stay away

from that bitch May!

Or maybe you could call him Dad

and you'll get a free ride

out of it!

And who are you?

Who am I?

I'm your dad's current girlfriend!

Oh, you could call me Molly!

Though you can also

call me Mom!

I won't mind!

Nice necklace!

Oh, necklace?

It was Miss Slung!

Oh no!

Rachel gave me that!

It's called Staros

and it costs 10 million dollars!

All right!

We have a close relationship

with Rachel!

This collaboration

is just a small order

of 500 billion!

After that,

we get a 5 billion

more than 50 billion!

Ha ha ha ha!

You're delusional!

Lang Wharf is now

in deep trouble!

They're doomed!

Bull fucking shit!

You little brat!

I wanted you to succeed!

And you dare to insult Rachel?

Men!

Kick out these

ungrateful little bastards

who won't even acknowledge

their father

as well as that bitch May!

Try and die!

Rachel Lang,

is this your surprise for me?

Finding our

deadbeat dad

and even giving him

a commission!

Children, run!

Fuck!

May, you bitch!

How dare you try

to force me!

Get lost!

Fuck off, all of you!

Right now!

Get lost for a thousand months!

Don't get lost!

Mom!

You damn rascals

are willing to follow

your useless mom!

Right?

Then you can get lost!

If you dare to leave,

even if you were

to be starving!

Don't bother

coming back to me!

We won't come back

even if we starve!

You'll never be our dad!

Meany!

Fine!

Then you can

fuck off from my sight!

If you come back,

I'll kill you!

Ungrateful bastards!

Fuck off!

No!

I can explain!

Rachel,

why are you scared of him?

He's just a nobody!

Wait, let's...

Shut up!

Rachel, you...

Why did you hit me?

Rachel!

How could you hit Frank?

For that bastard!

Shut up!

Do you think you get to call me Rachel?

Heh!

Hell no!

Ah!

Didn't you say you felt

warm and fuzzy

when you saw me?

You felt that I was

far to figure to you?

Yes, Rachel!

Hadn't you

always wanted to meet me?

That was then!

This is now!

You fucking liars!

Liar!

How did I lie to you?

That's right!

You wanted

to personally

give me staros, right?

Why did you think

a shameless hosie like you

is worthy of staros?

A dog collar

fits you much better!

Man!

Yes, ma'am?

Take off the necklace

on her at once!

Yes, ma'am?

You gave it to me!

No!

No!

Let go!

Frank!

You have to help me!

Get lost!

Hey, Rachel!

No, I mean...

Miss Leigh!

This bitch

must have slighted you!

It has nothing

to do with me

to say

about my order

that...

Order?

You pissed off Tim

and you still

think you can

get the order?

Huh?

T-T-T-Tim?

What's going on here?

Could he be

the most enigmatic

person in Sky Corp,

Mr. Judd?

Ah!

May,

you...

your eldest

is really

the CEO

of Sky Corp?

Yup.

Now you know

I'm not lying, right?

What?

It's over.

It's all over.

Tim, I...

Get lost!

Tim,

I'm your girlfriend!

How could you

do this to me?

Did you think

I'm blind?

You just teamed up

with that asshole

Frank to bully

my mom.

I was tricked

by Frank too!

I tricked you?

How did I trick you?

I only knew

that you were

Tim's dad.

I didn't realize

you were a heartless man

who abandoned

his family!

What?

You approached me?

And then gave me

a large commission?

Because of...

What else?

Why could I be

crazy enough

to team up

with a nearly

bankrupt company

like yours

if it weren't

to please Tim?

Oh, I see.

So that's why.

Tim,

I was wrong.

Can you please

forgive me?

Forgive you?

You saw it too.

I had good intentions

but got misled.

I didn't know

I didn't know

you were a strange

Richard's dad.

Tim,

my son,

all this

is my fault!

Please forgive me!

What do you want?

I...

Let's...

Let's move on

from the past.

Okay?

I mean,

I'm your own father

after all.

Blood is thicker

than water!

He's right.

No matter what,

we are all family, right?

That's right, Tim.

And you can't

cancel that commission.

My company here

is in a lot of debt.

We're relying

on this order

as a lifeline.

What does it

have to do with me?

I know

that I have

wronged you

back then.

But I've learned

from my mistakes!

Don't worry!

I will spend

the rest of my life

to make up

for your

fatherless childhood!

Is that okay?

Yes, yes!

We can be...

Scram!

Why did you slap me?

It was your fault!

For seducing me!

I want to remarry!

I want to give

the kids a complete family!

You should fucking

get lost!

You were a asshole!

Now you want

to dump me now,

don't you?

I'll kill you!

I'll kill you!

I'll kill you!

I'll kill you!

I'll kill you!

Now, do you realize that I'm not lying to you?

No, no. Ma'am, what are you talking about? That was just a little misunderstanding back then.

A misunderstanding? Ma'am, what's going on?

Tim, remember when I was covered in dust in your company back then? It's all thanks to her.

What? Rachel Lang, how dare you?

Madam Judd, I have wronged you. Please give me another chance. It won't happen again.

So, did you knock into me back then? Or did I knock into you?

It was me. I was blind and accidentally knocked into you.

So I don't have to modify Tim's surveillance?

No, no need.

So I don't have to taste your high heels?

A joke. I was just kidding.

Madam Judd, I sincerely apologize to you. I thought that Molly was actually Tim's mother, so I got carried away, ma'am.

Is that so?

Yes. Oh, right. I specially prepared stars for you. That necklace?

No, thanks. I won't accept anything that skank wore.

Madam Judd, how about this? I'll get you another one.

No need.

Madam Judd, please give me a chance. I learned my lesson.

Lass, I have given you many chances.

Step aside!

Oh, Mei, you should stop speaking this ungrateful bitch.

Let's discuss our remarriage first.

Re-marriage?

Yeah, our remarriage.

Look, the two of us are unmarried.

If we got back together, wouldn't our family be complete?

Are you saying my sons are no longer useless?

Ah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. How could they be useless? My three sons, Tim, Dave, and Ron. They've all made me proud.

Well, of course. My eldest is the CEO of SkyCorp.

What'd you say?

Gosh.

My second son, the chief of Hope Haven.

Oh, my God.

My youngest son, the head of Darwin Research Center.

What? For real?

Oh, well done, well done. You make me proud.

My sons, I will spend the rest of my life, huh, making up for your fatherless childhood, huh?

Noni, I won't need your distorted love.

Where were you when our mom was raising us in such hardship?

Now you want to take advantage once we become successful?

Hell no!

Hell no!

Frank Gray, do you remember the bet we made before?

Yes, I remember.

Come here!

Neil!

I'm sorry.

Please forgive me. It was my fault!

I was wrong for judging you.

I swear that I didn't mean to hurt you.

I really messed up.

Please forgive me.

I'm begging you on my knees.

May.

Can you say yes now?

Say yes to what?

To remarry?

Yeah, yeah.

We could give the kids a complete family again.

No need.

Even if I were to remarry, I'd choose someone responsible and of good character.

Definitely not a gambler, a liar, or a violent guy like you.

May, I know I haven't been the best, but I swear I won't change for your sake.

Trust me.

For my sake?

More like for money.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's not like that.

You were right about something.

I raised three kids all by myself.

I may not have been able to give them the best education.

Mom.

No, let me finish.

But I taught them what it means to be a good person.

I taught them that you shouldn't deceive people, and that you should live an honest life.

You.

I told them not to be a scumbag, like their father.

You bitch.

I'll kill you.

Get lost.

How dare you hit me?

I've already made it clear.

If anyone dares to hurt my mom, I'll deal with them, including you.

Fine.

Let's just take this to court.

I'll go public with this, and tell the world.

Just how ungrateful the three of you are.

I'll make sure your reputations are ruined.

You little punks.

I've got nothing to lose.

I'm not afraid of you all.

Look at you all.

Huh?

CEO, chief, and head.

Ha, ha, ha.

You're all people with status.

Huh?

Aren't you worried that this mess is going to blow up and ruin your reputations?

Go ahead.

We have nothing to hide.

Yeah.

Truth will prevail.

Really?

Huh?

Let's see how you feel.

When this hits the internet.

Huh?

Tim, let me handle this.

No.

It's okay.

Tara's on it.

She'll be back soon.

Tim, I advise you to just ask Rachel to give me the 500 million deal.

Once I get the deal, we can all make money together, right?

Of course, I wouldn't say a word about this.

Tim, what do you think?

If the signing ceremony goes on, you and I...

Enough!

Take your disgusting ex somewhere else.

How's the investigation?

We've got it.

Skyline Trading is involved with multiple fraud and money laundering ex, including international

crime.

We've already notified the authorities, and they're on their way.

What?

No!

We're doomed!

Looks like you can't spread your lies now.

Maybe some jail time would help.

Tim, I am your father!

You can't do this to me!

Somebody, take him away, and hand him over to the authorities.

Yes, sir.

No!

No!

Let go of me!

You bastard!

And you?

Me?

Me?

What about me?

Land Corp is under investigation for tax evasion, financial fraud, and illegal demolition

activities.

I have enough evidence to hand over to the relevant authorities.

Just prepare for bankruptcy.

Tim, I'm your girlfriend!

How could you do this to me?

Girlfriend?

If my mom hadn't pushed me into marriage, I wouldn't have settled for someone like you.

Now you even dare to mess with my mother!

Are you out of your mind?

I don't...

I don't...

Mom, it's my fault.

I should have been more careful before dragging you into this.

It's alright.

At least, now we see Rachel's true colors.

I can't believe she seemed so sweet, yet turned out to be so very sweet.

Fictious.

All three of you are terrible at choosing girlfriends.

I'm going to help you guys find your partners.

Mom, start with the oldest.

Hey!

Mom, something came up at work.

I need to go.

This kid.

Are you running away too?

No.

Mom, I'll do whatever you say.

Mom, let's go.

Mom, let's go.

This one has a good education.

She seems decent.

But she's older.

Even older than my eldest son.

Older remen are great.

They're more mature.

That's true.

Do you have any requirements?

Well, we need the guy to have a house, a car, and a job in the government.

Huh? Is your son a government servant?

Huh? Is it a must?

Yeah. We want a guy with a stable income.

This girl is pretty. She's young, too.

But it seems like she has a tattoo.

Hey, so what?

My daughter goes to bars and has tattoos.

But she's still a good girl.

Yeah. Then why don't you find a guy with tattoos for your daughter?

Oh, come on. Man with tattoos are usually troublemakers.

Hey. This girl looks great.

But she insists on marrying someone who studied abroad.

My daughter's studies over Susan is highly educated.

She feels like she'd have a hard time connecting with someone who didn't go abroad.

A hard time connecting?

Why so?

If someone can't even afford to study abroad, is he a normal person?

Huh? So did you study abroad?

So according to your logic, you're not normal either.

Isn't that Tara?

Is she here for a blind date, too?

Huh?

Mr. Ford.

Yeah?

Your new battery technology has attracted a lot of attention and several companies want to meet you,

including the CEO of Sky Corp.

Later. I need to help my daughter with her blind date now.

You go ahead first.

Hi, ma'am. What do you think about my daughter?

Is Tara... your daughter?

Yes. Why? Do we not look alike?

You do. You're quite handsome.

And your daughter is pretty.

Thanks. Are you here for your son's blind date as well?

Yes, yes.

Do you mind to show me a picture of him?

And tell me a bit more about your son?

Sure.

Great.

Here you go.

Thanks.

This is my son.

I think Tara and my eldest son would be a good match,

but if she knew her blind date was her boss,

she probably wouldn't show up.

Your son's quite handsome.

Can you tell me more about your son?

Um, he is 29 this year and has his own house and a car.

He also runs a small company.

He's quite accomplished.

I've heard about Tara's background.

What about her family?

Her mother passed away when she was young.

I've raised her all by myself for all these years.

I see.

Then what do you do?

If I tell her my identity,

they might just come for the money

and not really for Tara.

Oh, I'm just a school teacher.

Wow, a teacher.

No wonder Tara is so well educated.

Oh, yeah.

That's great.

I put a lot of effort into raising her.

Hmm.

What the hell?

She just threw me in jail

and now she's meeting another guy in the park.

Mail me.

You ruined my life.

I won't forgive you.

Mr. Gray,

you...

I thought you were locked up.

Yeah.

Don't be ridiculous.

You're not here to borrow money from me, right?

I don't have any.

Is that how you think of me?

I'm just giving you a heads up.

I don't have money.

I'm broke.

Heh.

Are you still doing those marriage scams?

Uh...

Yeah, I went to prison with you

after I got out.

I've been doing these scams.

You've got the looks

and the silver tongue for it.

No wonder.

You're so good at this.

Business hasn't been great lately.

You know?

I'm not lying when I said

I've got a plan

to make you more money.

Come.

See that woman over there?

Which one?

The one in her purple dress.

She looks familiar.

That's right.

She's my ex-wife.

The one who ran over my three kids.

Mr. Gray,

are you being cheated on right now?

So you want me to steal her away?

Come on.

Women are nothing.

But brothers are for life.

Not that pity.

Then...

What do you want?

That woman is doing well now.

Her three kids are loaded.

Her eldest son is the CEO of Sky Corp.

Second son is the chief of Hope Haven.

Third son is the head of Darwin Research Center.

Whoa.

They're all people of high status.

Mr. Gray,

looks like you're going to live

a good life from now on

since they're technically your kids.

Good life, my ass.

They're all ungrateful brats.

All of them.

Do you know why I'm a wanted man?

You mean...

Yes.

Yeah.

That's exactly what my three sons did to me.

You...

You mean...

Let me tell you.

Even though they won't acknowledge me as their father,

they treat their mother May really well.

So that's why I've asked you here today.

You mean you want me to win her over?

That bitch has three sons

who treats her really well.

God knows how much money she's got.

How about I feed you information about her

and you try to make her fall for you.

And when it happens,

we can split the money 50-50.

This...

Why?

With your skills?

Are you not confident to get this done?

Mr. Gray,

don't you be questioning my abilities.

Getting a woman like her,

it's a piece of cake.

Mr. Gray,

just wait for your share of the money.

Tim, what are you doing?

Mom, you're back.

I'm working.

Hold on a sec.

You're the CEO of a big company

with so many directors and managers under you.

Why are you still working so hard?

Mom,

our company is transitioning into a new energy sector.

There's a company that has developed

an amazing new battery technology.

I'm trying to get in touch with them.

Just let your team handle it.

Why are you stressing over this?

Mom,

the boss of that company used to be a professor.

He's an, um,

old school intellectual

and is very mysterious.

I don't care.

I found you a match for a blind date.

She's a great girl.

Mom,

I...

Your work is important,

but how about the plan of giving me a grandchild?

All right, all right.

Whatever you say,

I'll listen to you.

That's my good son.

I'm out of ideas anyway.

Might as well take a break.

Don't worry.

The girl I've picked for you

is a hundred times better than Rachel.

Now, of course.

If you arranged it,

it must be perfect.

Tomorrow, 11 a.m.

at Bloom Restaurant.

Don't be late.

Okay.

I won't be late.

Hey, Dad.

I'm home.

Oh, my precious daughter is back.

Come, sit down.

Are you thirsty?

Uh, have some milk.

I've warmed up just for you.

Dad, you're the best.

Ugh, I'm so tired.

You must be exhausted.

It's already 8.30 p.m.

and you're just getting off work.

Your boss must be terrible

working under the bone like this.

That's right.

He's ruthless and egotistic.

If it's so bad,

why don't you just quit

and come home

to be my little princess again?

Dad, I've told you before.

I want to live an independent life

and not rely on you.

You're always like this.

When we talk about this,

all right,

if you're determined to live this way,

promise me one thing.

What is it?

I've found a great match for you.

Go on a blind date tomorrow.

No way.

I'm not going.

Then quit your job

and stay home.

Uh, fine.

I'll go.

I'll go.

Oh, good.

I've met the guy's mother.

That guy's great.

Tomorrow, 11.30 a.m.

at Bloom Restaurant.

Don't be late.

I'll be there.

Tara?

Mr. Jude?

What are you doing here?

Mom forced me to come on a blind date.

What about you?

Same here.

My dad made me come.

Who are you supposed to meet?

My dad said the guy

would be wearing a black suit

and holding a book.

This...

Mr. Jude?

It's not you, right?

My mom said

the girl would be wearing

a long dress

and a blue bracelet.

I'm sorry, Mr. Jude.

I didn't know it was you.

I'll leave right now.

Wait.

But, I...

My mom gave me strict order

to do this.

She's probably hiding somewhere

watching us right now.

Where?

Where is she?

Do you hate me?

No.

I don't.

Great, then.

Since we're here,

let's sit down and have a meal.

Then you can go back

and tell your dad

you did your part.

Hmm.

You're right.

What do you want to eat?

Whatever suits you, Mr. Jude.

Don't be nervous.

I won't eat you up.

Excuse me.

Yes, sir.

Please give us

two filet mignons,

medium rare,

one lobster,

and two portions

of baked codfish.

Sure.

They seem to be

getting along well.

Yeah.

It looks like

they've known

each other for a long time.

Well,

they have.

Tara has been

his secretary

for two and a half years.

What's wrong?

Huh?

Oh, nothing.

Oh, nothing.

I can't let Simon know

that my son

is his daughter's boss.

Let's wait

before spilling the beans.

Why are you

so distracted?

Is there something

on your mind?

No.

It's just that

your daughter

looks even better

in person

than in the photos.

Well, of course.

She's my daughter.

You're quite good

looking yourself.

So naturally,

your daughter

would be pretty too.

Thanks.

You're too kind.

She's got

such grace

and poise.

You can definitely tell.

She's well educated.

Absolutely.

Ours is a family

that values education.

Yeah.

She takes after you.

Ha.

My daughter is great.

But unfortunately,

her mother

passed away early.

She grew up

without maternal love.

So she lacks

a sense of security.

Don't worry,

Simon.

If Tara

becomes my daughter-in-law,

I'll surely

treat her

like my own.

Daughter?

Why?

You don't think so?

Oh, no, no, no.

Of course I believe you.

You look kind.

And you've raised

such an

excellent son.

Yeah.

My son

is pretty great.

If they could get along,

they would be

a perfect match.

They're leaving.

I'd better find out

what my son

thinks about her.

Me too.

My son just replied.

What did he say?

He said

the girl was

fantastic.

He likes her.

See?

I told you.

Oh.

You should check.

With Tara, too.

Tara?

She's getting

pretty cozy there.

She said she has

a good impression

of Tim.

She finds him

talented

and respectful.

Really?

Yeah.

She said

she'd like to

keep seeing him.

Looks like

we've got a match.

Yeah.

That's a relief.

Yeah.

I have been so worried

about his marriage.

Now that he's settled,

I can finally relax.

Your food is ready,

ma'am.

May.

Since the food is here,

why don't you

stay and eat?

When

did you order this?

I ordered just now.

You were

distracted by those two.

Oh.

Is

this okay?

Why not?

We can't just

let the kids have

all the fun.

We should

have the fun

too.

All right.

Come,

sit down,

huh?

We're gonna be

in-laws soon.

We should get to know

each other better.

In-laws,

huh?

Yeah.

All right,

I'll make myself

comfortable then.

Please,

dig in.

Simon,

it was really nice

hanging out with you.

Thank you.

Next time,

it'll be on me.

Sure.

Call me

anytime.

I'm free.

Sure.

I'm just a call away.

Are you

Mae Judd?

These flowers

are for you.

What?

Mae Judd,

these flowers

are from me

to you

to express my love.

Huh?

You must have

the wrong person.

No,

they're for you.

I...

Didn't you

leave your contact

number at

Cupid's Park?

I saw your profile

and I couldn't

stop thinking about you.

I can't believe

I could meet you

here today.

This is God-given

chance for us.

Cupid's Park?

I was there

for my son's

blind date,

not mine.

For your son?

How about yourself?

I'm not currently

looking for a partner.

Mae,

are you single?

Yeah,

I am.

Right.

Maybe while

you were setting up

a blind date

for your son,

he was doing

the same for you.

Yeah,

I've been nagging

those three kids

every day.

Now they might

just be trying

to pull the same

stunt on me.

Which little

rascal is it?

Ah,

yeah,

maybe.

When I get back,

I'll whack

those little rascals.

Mae,

it might not be

a mistake after all.

Fate works

in mysterious ways.

We should cherish it.

No,

this,

I...

Mae,

let me introduce myself.

I'm Caleb Stone.

I'm a

rock singer.

I've been through

some heartbreaks

and I'm really looking

for a deep,

genuine love.

Someone with a

good personality.

You're a singer?

How about I sing

you a song?

No,

no,

that's not necessary.

Mae,

I know this is a little

sudden for you.

How about we add

each other's WeChat

and take things slow?

We should

slowly get to know

each other

a little more.

Of this.

I'll sing you a song.

No,

no,

fine,

I'll add you on WeChat.

Mae,

you don't even know him.

Don't simply add him.

It's okay,

it's just WeChat.

Yeah,

we can still be friends

even if it doesn't

work out between us,

right?

Okay,

we'll make a move now.

Okay.

Goodbye.

See?

I was right.

She's rich.

Huh.

You're pretty good at this.

Huh?

Even Mae fell.

Were you nonsense?

Of course.

When it comes to women,

I'm a pro.

You better not waste time,

then.

Get it settled,

and we'll split the profit.

Don't worry.

I've got a plan in mind.

Mr. Ford,

you seem a bit down.

Did your daughter's blind date

not go well?

The blind date went well.

Then,

what's bothering you?

I need you to look into someone.

Sure.

Did you see that guy earlier?

He said his name was Calip Stone,

a rock singer.

Okay,

Mr. Ford,

I'll look into it.

Dad,

what are you doing?

My sweetheart,

how does this outfit look on me?

Does it make me look younger?

This one's better than that one.

Then I'll go with this.

Dad,

you've been acting a little strange lately.

What do you mean?

Do you have a crush on someone?

No.

Do you have a crush on someone?

No.

Are you sure?

Of course.

Since the last time I got swindled

by that gold digger,

I never thought about romance again.

Then,

why have you been dressing up lately?

Our company's about to roll out

some major events.

I might need to represent us publicly,

so I need to take care of my appearance.

Really?

Of course.

Why would I lie to you?

Dad,

I mean,

if you do meet someone special,

just go for it.

I'll support you,

no matter what.

Oh?

You're encouraging me to date, huh?

I just want you to be happy, Dad.

Stop talking about me.

How are things

with your blind date the other day?

Are you two still talking?

Why is this about me all of a sudden?

I want you to take it seriously.

That guy

seemed nice

and responsible.

He's got a good personality, too.

Good personality?

If only you knew

he's the boss

I complain about

all the time.

Did you hear that?

Oh,

oh, yeah.

Mr. Ford,

I've looked into the guy

you asked me to.

What's his background?

I don't uncover much,

but I did find out

that he is meeting May

at Summit Square.

Maybe he's up to something.

Summit Square?

Is that where people

usually do Zumba?

Yeah.

What are they doing there?

I have no idea,

but I've sent someone

to follow them.

Let's go.

Let's go to Summit Square.

Yes, Mr. Ford.

Here, have some water.

Thanks.

It seems like

you're quite new

to Zumba dancing, right?

Yeah.

But you're

picking it up fast.

You must have learned

to dance when you were younger.

I used to take

dance lessons back then,

but life got busy,

so I stopped.

It looks like

you've spent a big party

of life focusing

on work and responsibilities

and haven't really

enjoyed yourself.

You seem to know

how to enjoy life.

Life is short.

We can't live our lives

just trying to please others.

We gotta live our own lives.

You're right.

Your perspective

is refreshing.

Oh,

I've got my struggles too.

Really?

Don't be fooled

by my artsy side now.

Back in those days,

I was hustling hard

just to make a few bucks.

Did I tell you?

Singing

is just my hobby.

I am also

running a few businesses.

Oh,

that's impressive.

I've made a little money

here and there,

and now

I have the time

to pursue my hobbies.

Life is

meant to be lived.

Yeah.

You look like

you're living life.

Yeah.

Oh,

the music is starting.

Let's keep dancing.

Caleb is really good

at this,

isn't he?

He sure knows

how to flirt.

Mr. Ford.

Go check it out.

If I had met you

Who knows where I'd be

Or how life would turn out

This is disgusting

May Judd,

I will make you happy

for the rest of your life.

Say yes!

Say yes!

Say yes!

Say yes to him!

May,

Caleb,

would you be my girlfriend?

I love you.

Caleb,

what are you doing?

May,

I was hurt

when I was young.

Ever since I saw you,

I've left it all behind.

I hope you'll give me

and yourself a chance.

No,

it's not like that.

This is a misunderstanding.

May,

I've plucked up

all my courage

to get here today.

Can you really bear

to reject me?

Date him!

Date him!

Date him!

It's not like this!

This is such a warm

and lovely environment.

Can you bear

to reject me?

Don't reject him!

Don't reject him!

Don't reject him!

No,

Caleb,

you must have misunderstood.

May,

be my girlfriend.

I love you.

Fuck!

May,

you bitch.

I can't believe

you like things like this.

Mr. Four,

we've got it.

What's the situation?

Everything Caleb said

is fake.

He's a professional

marriage scammer.

Marriage scammer?

It's those that

target middle-aged women

and cheat them

of their money

once they gain

their trust.

Bastard!

Mr. Four,

this is the information.

Hand it to me.

May,

be my girlfriend.

Stop there!

Simon!

What are you doing?

May,

don't agree to him.

He's a scammer.

Who are you calling that?

What are you doing?

I'm her friend.

Friend?

I think you like May, too.

You're just afraid

of saying it out loud.

People like you

are just here

to cause a scene.

No,

that's not true.

Not true?

I think it is.

People like you

just don't want

others to be happy.

You're just jealous.

You're here

to mess things up.

Get lost!

Get lost!

Get lost!

That's not true.

Simon is my eldest son's

girlfriend's father.

He's my in-law.

In-laws?

No matter what,

you are a liar.

Marriage scammers.

What proof do you have?

You said you were a singer

and played rock music.

That's right.

What's wrong?

What band were you at?

Where's the band based?

Where can I find

your work on the internet?

I...

Simon.

Caleb isn't

a professional singer.

He opened his own company.

That's even simpler.

Since you say

you own one,

where's the company?

What's the name?

I...

Why should I tell you?

Who are you?

You can't say

because it doesn't exist.

Am I right?

I...

I don't have to tell you.

Fine.

I'll speak for you then.

Caleb,

your real name

is Carson Stone

and you've been involved

in over 13 cases

of scamming

middle-aged women.

You...

You're framing me!

They promised me

$100.

You haven't paid!

Yeah,

you said you'd pay us

if we helped you out.

Liar!

Liar!

Scammer!

Scammer!

Hit him!

Hit him!

Hit him!

Hit him!

Fuck!

It's exposed!

I'd better run!

Hit him!

Hit him!

Simon.

Thank you.

No worries.

You weren't tricked either.

You really can't tell

what someone's thinking.

Simon.

Why do you treat me so well?

I...

I'm just worried for

my daughter's future

mother-in-law.

Mei,

what's wrong?

It's...

It's nothing.

I just feel like

I have to

really thank you

this time.

It's nothing.

Hit him!

Hit him!

Let's go.

I'll send you over.

You'll send me?

Simon.

I thought you didn't

have a car.

What?

Mr. Ford.

I do.

It's there.

Let's go.

Come, Mei.

Be careful.

Sit tight.

What do I pay you for?

It's a simple task.

Mr. Jet,

the receptionist

at CivilTag

is impossible to talk to.

There are personal charges

on the low

with no information.

Is there really

no other way?

We'll try out fast.

Send the word out.

Use any way

or anyone.

As long as we can

get in contact

with the CEO,

the reward is a million.

No.

Five million.

Yes, sir.

What are you shouting about?

Mom?

You're back.

Before this,

you'd never bring

any work home.

What's going on now?

It's the same matter.

We're directing

into a new source field

that we want to see

a new technique.

It's very crucial.

But the CEO

of the company we saw

is completely uncontactable.

Which company?

What's the name?

It's called CivilTag.

Their company's CEO

is a teacher.

A teacher?

I'll help you ask around.

Don't joke around, Mom.

What?

Do you not believe me?

Of course I do.

All problems

can be solved with you.

I'll ask around.

But you'll have to

cooperate with me this time.

All right.

I'll start dating

and give you

grandchildren soon.

That's more like it.

May!

Simon!

What a coincidence!

Oh yeah.

That's right.

What are you doing here?

I'm just here

to take a walk.

Have you eaten?

Why don't

we have a meal together?

Sure.

I still owe you a meal.

Let's have it today.

Sure.

Let's go.

Let's go.

You didn't have to

pick such a nice place.

It must be expensive.

Don't say that.

Didn't you also

treat me to a meal here?

But...

What's more,

you helped me expose

Caleb's tricks before this.

I haven't gotten the chance

to thank you yet.

It was nothing.

Oh right.

How are our two children?

Did Tara give any feedback?

The company...

I mean,

the school

has been very busy lately

so I have had time.

I see.

Yeah.

My daughter

has been coming home

very late.

I don't know

what she's been busy with.

Is that so?

My son too.

I never see him around.

What's he busy with?

He has a small company

that has been busy transitioning.

He talks about a new resource

and a tech company

that has acquired

some new techniques.

He keeps wanting to meet

with the CEO of the company

but he keeps failing to do so.

What company?

Seville...

Seville Tech?

Yes.

That's the company.

I've been trying to ask around

but to no avail.

Oh right, Simon.

Yeah?

Aren't you a teacher?

Do you know the CEO

of this company?

Do you know the CEO

of this company?

What?

What I mean is

do you know the CEO

of Seville Tech

or anyone in the company?

This...

It's okay if you don't.

It's nothing.

I've asked many people

but none of them know him.

I know him.

If you don't know...

What?

You know him?

I'm quite close to the CEO

of Seville Tech.

Is that true?

Why would I lie about this?

I was just simply asking.

But you really do know him.

This is all fate.

I mean...

Sorry.

What I mean

is that...

This is a coincidence.

I've just gotten lucky.

Then...

Can you help me set up

a meeting with the CEO

of the company?

They don't have to work.

It's just a meeting.

Not a big deal.

I can do that for you.

Thank you so much.

You don't know

how stressed out

my son has been over this.

He hasn't been eating

or sleeping well

just because he wants

to meet the CEO

of this company.

I can't believe

you solved it so easily.

It's just a coincidence.

All a coincidence.

I wonder what the CEO

of this company

is really like.

It's hard to meet him.

Do you think

he has a bad temper?

What?

No.

Actually...

He's all right.

I'm sure.

Simon.

Is it hard for you?

What?

No, of course not.

No, Mei.

Don't complicate this

too much.

The CEO

must be busy

with other matters

and doesn't have time

to think about work.

No matter what,

I have to really thank you.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

There have been many people

looking for me and the company.

Which company's Mei's son

belong to?

Whatever.

Totara and Mei,

as long as the criteria

are met,

he can have it.

Tim.

What are you thinking of?

It's the same thing.

I use my connections

and ask everyone I know.

We can't reach him at all.

So frustrating.

What's it like now?

There's no results

even after putting out

the reward.

I even want to use

spies now.

Just get everyone back.

Get everyone back?

I've already found someone

who can help reach

the CEO of Ceveltec.

They've gone to ask.

There'll be news

in a few days.

Mom,

don't joke anymore.

How am I joking?

Mom,

you don't even know

how much resources

I've used to get in contact

with this man.

I've even put up a reward.

But no chance.

You just got back.

How would you know anyone?

It doesn't matter

how I did it.

I solved it.

You didn't get scammed,

did you?

You brat.

You don't even trust me.

Mom,

it's not that I don't trust you.

This is a

hard task.

How about this?

Why don't we

make a bet?

How about that?

What bet?

If I really

can't be of any help

or can't contact

the CEO of Ceveltec

at all,

I won't force you

to get married

in the end.

I'll let you go free.

Deal?

That's great.

Really.

However,

if I can reach

the CEO of Ceveltec

and put a stop

to your worries

about this cooperation,

what should you do?

Then I'll do

whatever you say, Mom.

If this goes well,

you'll have to

marry Tara

and give me

grandchildren next year.

All right?

Mom,

Miss Ford and I...

Hmm?

All right.

We'll do as you said.

Mr. Ford,

what's wrong?

It's nothing.

Oh, right.

About our

battery technology patent.

How far have we advanced?

We're already

in the midst

of negotiations.

Once our patent

was made public,

many companies

have contacted us,

including several

international

Fortune 500 companies.

There's no need.

We don't have to

get in contact.

Mr. Ford,

have there

been changes?

Yes.

Just put out the word.

All right,

Mr. Ford.

Okay.

Okay.

Tara.

Tara.

Dad,

what's wrong?

You look distressed.

Do I really?

It's practically

written on your face.

Really?

Is it that bad?

Are you seeing someone?

I...

Dad,

I'm your daughter.

You said

you won't lie to me.

All right.

I'll just tell you.

I've recently taken

a liking to someone.

But there's a problem now.

What is it?

You know

that I was scammed

by a gold digger before.

So I've been very careful.

I told her

that I'm just a school teacher.

University lecturer,

school teacher.

You're not wrong.

After a period of time,

I realized that

she's actually not bad.

I'm very conflicted now

whether or not

to let her know

my real identity.

Be honest with her.

However,

she's someone

with high moral values.

I'm just afraid

that she'll think

I lied to her

and she won't

want to talk to me again.

Then maybe wait

a bit longer.

See how things develop.

The truth will come out.

Eventually.

So you're troubled

about this?

Yeah.

Dad,

in my opinion,

you should just

be honest with her.

I believe

as long as you're honest,

she'll be able

to feel your sincerity.

Really?

Of course.

I'm your daughter.

I won't lie to you.

Alright then.

I'll go and let her know now.

Okay.

Mm.

Simon,

you're here.

Why did you pick

such a place?

I was thinking

to pick

somewhere simple

since you're paying.

You're a school teacher

and have spent

a lot of money

at Bloom Restaurant before.

We don't have to

eat so lavishly.

There's no need.

It's just a few meals.

I can still afford it.

What's wrong?

Are you looking down

on the food here?

Why would I?

I have meals here

very often.

You rushed me

out here today.

Is it because

you have news

about what I asked you?

Oh, right.

There's news about

Seville Tech.

Really?

What did that

odd-tempered man say?

Odd-tempered?

No.

I'm sorry.

I meant to

say he's humble

and mysterious.

Actually, I wanted

to say...

What's wrong?

Did he make

things difficult?

If he did,

just tell me.

I'll go and

speak to him.

No, no.

He was very nice

about it

and agreed.

He said to make

an appointment

with your son.

You can meet him

any time.

Really?

It's that simple?

We're close.

All I had to do

was ask.

Simon,

you don't even know

that I made a bet

with my son on this.

I really have

to thank you.

Uh-huh.

I'm happy to help.

May?

You ruined my life.

If you're here

flirting with other men,

I won't let the two

of you bastards

off the hook.

Bring some people.

There,

speak the business here.

Thank you, Simon.

You not only

treated me to a meal,

but you also

did me a great favor.

May.

I actually...

I actually...

want to say

that I'm not...

What are you doing?

Don't look, uh-huh.

What?

May!

Get in the car!

Get in the car!

May!

Get in the car!

Get in the car!

What?

What?

What?

Mom's been kidnapped!

My dad has been kidnapped!

Get everyone together!

It's you?

May...

I'm sure you didn't think

you'd be in my hands again.

May?

Who is he?

He's my ex-husband.

I'm her real partner!

I'm the one!

Since you're an ex-husband,

it means you have divorced!

May!

Is mine!

No matter life or death,

she won't be able

to escape my hold!

Isn't that right?

Don't hit May!

You bastard!

Are you sad for her?

Shut up, Frank!

It's not what it seems

between me and Simon!

Heh!

What?

Is it not?

You two despicable couple!

Huh?

Let go of her!

What's wrong?

You're still acting like a hero!

Hit him!

Hit me there!

No!

Stop!

Frank, stop that!

Ah!

Are you still being stubborn?

Bullshit!

You're asking for a beating!

What you're doing is illegal!

Illegal?

It may not tell you

what I do, bro.

He's a criminal!

Bullshit!

My business was going well,

and I was about to connect

with Lang Corp

to secure a huge contract.

In the end,

she had her bastard children

sabotaged me

and ruined all my plans!

That's because you go around

scamming others!

Eh?

With the cooperation

with Lang Corp,

I would have been able

to cover all the losses

from before.

Without Tim,

do you think that

Rachel would even

look your direction?

Bullshit!

Give me the stick!

You're so stubborn, eh?

You're still putting up

an act at this point.

Am I wrong?

How did I put up an act?

You bitch!

I fucking saw

the both of you

flirting with each other,

yet you're still

pretending to be

innocent here.

Simon is Tim's

girlfriend's father!

You're still lying!

You speak.

What are you saying?

Tell me your relationship!

Mae's right.

My daughter,

Kara,

hasn't seen her son.

Is there nothing going on

between the both of you?

That's right.

There's nothing!

Ha ha ha ha!

Mae.

Mae.

Did you hear that?

It doesn't matter

if you like him.

He doesn't have any

feelings towards you

at all.

In this life,

you'll forever be

a useless bitch

no one wants.

Ha ha ha ha!

Who said I liked him?

Heh.

We were married

for ten years.

Do you think

I won't know

what you're thinking?

Which normal man

would like you?

I asked you

to remarry me

to give the children

a complete family.

However,

you disagree

and even continue

being stubborn.

Do you really think

you should have men

after you now?

Dream on!

Mae!

Huh?

You're just a useless loser

that no one wants!

You know that?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Shut up!

What did you say?

Mae.

I love you.

Fuck!

Do you want to die?

Ha ha ha ha ha!

Simon!

I don't care

if you kill me!

What about it?

All right then!

Just you wait!

Watch them!

Mae.

I didn't realize it before,

but I've grown attracted

to your empathy

and kindness.

I slowly realized

I have feelings

for you.

Are you being honest?

Yes.

Before this,

when Caleb approached you,

I was angry

and panicked

that you might be

taken away by him.

How could that be?

Why would I like

that sly and cunning brat?

What about me?

What about me?

If we put aside

our children's relationship,

what

do you think of me?

I think you're

a good person.

You're responsible

and well-educated.

You love your daughter well.

You're surely

a good person.

I feel the same way

when I saw how well

you treat your son.

I felt that

a woman like you

is the greatest prize

in the entire world.

I'm not all that.

It's true.

I was afraid

to say it before

and I didn't dare

to speak up.

When I asked you

what you felt

and why you treated me

so well,

you lied to me?

I'm old now.

It's awkward to say

such cringy

and loving words.

Me too.

I thought I wouldn't

love anyone else

in this life anymore.

It's only today,

when I'm about to die

that I realized

my true feelings

toward you.

Don't say anymore,

Simon.

Me too.

That's enough!

You pair of losers.

Do the two of you

not want to live anymore.

Ah!

I want to die!

You're not afraid?

Come on.

Come then!

Ha!

Ha ha ha ha!

Me.

Eh?

Do you really think

that you've found love?

Yes!

Stop dreaming!

That's because

she doesn't know

about your past.

What about my past?

You've always been

someone

whom no one loves.

Your family looks at you

like

you're an enemy!

Shut up, Frank!

At least my mother

still cares for me!

Ha ha!

If your mom really cared,

would she have so easily

allowed your father

to sell you off

for a little bit of money?

She had her own struggles!

What's wrong?

After we got married,

you still refuse to change.

All you care about

is your principles

and integrity.

You nag at me

every time

I gamble and lose money.

You scream and cry

when I hit you.

What's wrong, huh?

Is it not normal

for men

to hit their wives?

What are you saying?

I don't hit my wife.

I know the majority

of the men on this earth

don't hit their partners.

I guess you're

another man, then!

What bullshit.

Till the end.

All I did

was hit the children

a few times

and you were

so persistent

on getting a divorce

with me!

Huh?

What do you think?

What's so good

about a bitch like this?

Divorcing you

was the best decision

I've made

in my entire life!

Heh!

Best decision?

Without me,

you'd be living

on the streets!

Your children would have

to be burdened by you!

Although we're poor,

we can still

lift our heads high!

We don't owe anyone

anything!

This!

You!

Simon, look for yourself!

Huh?

Do you really want

this bitch?

Huh?

She's such a good woman.

Meeting her

is my biggest blessing!

You!

You bastard!

Are you not desperate?

Frank, shut up!

What?

You're a lunatic

and a scammer!

You've lost your mind!

When you meet

a normal person,

you blame them

for being insane!

I'm a lunatic

and a scammer!

You chose to marry me!

What does that

make of you, then?

I...

I...

Only men like him

who have nothing

going on in life

and only want you

for your money

will take a liking

towards you!

You can humiliate me,

but not him!

Am I wrong?

Simon is a teacher,

the pillar of the country!

Of course!

Teacher!

Pillar!

He's just a poor teacher!

He earns $2,000 a month!

No matter what!

He worked hard for that!

People work hard to live!

No matter if he's a teacher,

a farmer,

or any other worker!

As long as they work hard,

they can stand tall!

And deserve respect!

Rather than being looked down upon!

You're right!

You bastard!

You're a gold digger!

You're shameless!

Who are you?

I'm a gold digger!

Are you not?

Huh?

If you didn't know

that her sons are

CEO of Sky Corp,

Hope Haven's chief,

huh?

And Darwin Research Center's head,

would you,

bloody gold digger?

Even I've gotten

so close to her!

May,

is he telling the truth?

Simon,

listen to me.

Which one of your sons

is Tara dating?

My eldest,

Tim.

Then didn't Tara

go on a date with her boss?

I'm sorry,

I should have told you earlier.

I was just afraid

that Tara wouldn't go.

Does she

know now?

She must now.

However,

I really do like Tara.

That's right.

My daughter

is a good child.

Simon,

don't worry.

My sons are all

nothing like their father.

They're all responsible.

If they really do

get together,

Tim won't let Tara

get hurt.

With a mother like you,

I'm sure your sons

are good people too.

Enough!

Fuck!

Simon,

I realized

you're even more professional

than that marriage scammer.

you're able to say

such things

that make this bitch

so happy.

What?

How do you know

about Caleb?

Could it be

that you were the one

who hired him?

That's right,

I did.

He taught himself

the best in his field.

He lost to a poor teacher

like you.

How useless.

That's so disappointing.

I've never cared

about those material things.

I only care about values.

Values?

Are you so sure

that this man

has good values?

Yes.

His character

is a thousand times

better than yours.

Are you sure?

He has never lied to you.

Yes.

Mei,

there is something

that I have been

hiding from you.

Look at that.

See?

I told you.

What are you saying?

Mei,

I told you.

This bastard

only got so close to you

for ulterior motives.

No.

No.

Do you really think

you found true love?

Huh?

In the end,

he's a liar too.

Simon,

tell me,

you didn't lie to me.

Simon,

tell her the truth.

If you're honest,

I might be able

to spare your life.

Whether or not

you kill me,

I'm going to tell the truth.

Tell me.

I didn't lie to you.

I just withheld

some things.

What?

I told you

I was a teacher.

I wasn't lying.

But I'm actually

a university lecturer.

After that,

I started a few companies.

What?

Companies?

Are you referring to...

Yes.

Sevil Tech

belongs to me.

I'm the odd-tempered

and weird CEO

that you've been

talking about.

This person

is the CEO

of Sevil Tech.

He's net worth.

It's probably

billions.

Why didn't you

say so earlier?

I've been very

conflicted lately.

I was scared

that you'd think

I was insincere

and not talk

to me anymore.

Why would I?

You did me

a huge favor.

Why would I do that?

Really?

Do you really

not mind?

Hold on.

What?

You're the CEO

of Sevil Tech.

That means Tara

is...

Why would she be

Tim's secretary

at SkyCore?

Yeah.

She's always

been independent

and never

interfered with my work.

That means that

Tara doesn't know

that you're the CEO

of Sevil Tech.

She knows I have

a few companies

but she doesn't

know about this.

Anything else?

She studied finance

and has a strong

interest in this field.

SkyCorp is a strong

and leading company.

Your son has also

been in like an idol to her.

Idol?

Does that mean that

they might really

be together?

I feel like

she does have

an interest

in your son.

Although

she's always

complaining about him.

She holds

the crazy boss

close to her heart.

My son is no

crazy boss.

All right,

all right.

I'm the one.

Look!

You two bastards!

You want to die?

Frank!

I've never done

anything that goes

against my values.

I have no guilt.

I've been poor

and I've suffered

but I've never done

anything to hurt

anyone before.

Now that my children

are grown and have

their own careers,

my eldest even has

his own partner.

Even I have found

someone to share

love with nearing

the end of my life.

I have lived

this life well.

May.

Tara has someone

to depend on her

and put aside

her misunderstandings.

I have no regrets.

Fuck!

And both of you

are truly a perfect match.

All right, then.

I'll grant your wishes.

Go and die!

Go ahead and die!

What the fuck are you doing?

Mr. Grey, listen to me.

This one

has three rich children

and this is

a billionaire himself.

If you kill them both

just like that,

it'd be a waste.

Heh.

If I don't kill these two,

I won't be able to get rid

of the hatred in my heart!

Mr. Grey,

your past with them

has nothing to do

with the both of us.

You can't ask us

to work for nothing.

That's right.

We risked our life.

We shouldn't leave

empty-handed.

Before this,

when you guys were with me,

you treated me

with such respect

and admiration.

Now you want to talk terms?

We have to live too.

How about this?

Feed them both with us.

We'd be able to get

a large sum of money

and travel the world.

Are you gonna move?

No!

All right.

Now you both are

fighting a hand

that feeds you.

Ah!

I'll kill the both of you!

Stop fucking fighting!

Stop fighting!

Those two losers

are running away!

Stop!

Move!

We're still waiting

to earn from you.

We'll kill you

if you try to escape.

How do you touch her?

How dare you?

Don't move!

You've been surrounded.

Who dares to rebel?

Don't hit me!

I surrender!

Don't hit me!

You yourself, brats!

Why are you scared?

Don't move!

Squat down!

How dare you touch me!

I'll kill you!

Me!

You bitch!

I won't let you off

even if I die!

I'm gonna kill you!

Ah!

You three brats!

I won't let you off!

I'm going to court!

I'm gonna sue you!

You kidnapped my mother?

And my dad!

That's right!

You didn't let me

live well!

I won't let you

live in peace either!

How dare you!

Bastard!

How dare you scold me!

I'm your father!

Take him away!

Leave him to the police!

Hey!

Hey!

You brats!

I won't let you off!

Kill her!

Mom, you okay?

I'm okay.

Okay.

Mom, I was so worried about you.

Mom, don't move.

Let me examine you.

Dave, don't bother about me.

Go and check on Mr. Ford.

Dad, are you okay?

I'm alright.

Yeah.

Mom, what happened?

Why were you kidnapped?

Frank has been on the run

and has not let it go.

He saw that I wasn't alone

and kidnapped me.

Then this is...

This is my dad.

Your dad?

Yes.

Hello, Mr. Ford.

Hello.

Mr. Ford is not only Tara's father.

He has another identity.

What identity?

He's the CEO of C-Veltec.

Yeah.

That's right.

I apologize.

I was reserved

and never got a chance to meet

other than the fact

that I never had the time

and had a private matter

to attend to.

I understand.

Tim,

I have done

what I promised you.

What?

As for Skycorp's situation,

I've understood it.

We welcome you

and are confident

that you'll expand

our new project.

for the betterment

of the country.

Are you saying...

The new technology patent

has been given to you.

The new technology?

The new technology patent

has been built

for the

Tim, how's that?

I have done what I promised you.

Mom, I really have to thank you.

If it weren't for you, the company wouldn't be where it is today.

Am I not amazing?

Of course.

There's no better mother than you in the world.

Our deal before this.

Mom?

Do you remember our deal before this?

Mom, I still have to thank you.

What for?

Thank you for finding me such a wise and competent partner with Tara.

Work has gotten a lot easier and lighter.

Are you bullying my future daughter-in-law?

Ma'am, I'm doing this willingly.

Willing?

I like doing these things.

I'm thankful for the opportunity.

Don't say that.

We're a family.

Let's talk business.

Mom, what are you talking about?

What about it?

Tim, speak for yourself.

Mom, Tara and I are already together.

We can get married anytime.

It's just that company's busy, so having a child is a bit hard.

Why don't you give us more time?

More time?

Yeah.

Tara, what do you think?

I want to learn from Tim for a few more years.

Since Tara has said so, we'll do as she says.

That's great.

Now that everyone is here, I'd like to say something too.

What is it?

Marriage.

Mom, I told you.

I'm talking about my...

What?

Me and Mr. Ford have decided...

Mom, we love you.

Mom, you're beautiful.

Mom, you're the most beautiful woman in the world.

Dad, you're handsome too.

Let's welcome the groom.

Mei.

Thank you for choosing me.

I'm happy that we were able to overcome challenges and get to this place.

You're a kind, gentle woman who's full of sincerity.

I'm willing to use the rest of my life to love you, respect you, and protect you my whole life.

Thank you, everyone.

Woo!

Now, let's hear the bride's speech.

Thank you.

Thank you, everyone.

Standing here in this place, filled with love.

I'm so full with gratitude and excitement.

Firstly, I want to thank everyone here.

It's because of all of you that this wedding is even more special.

I'd like to thank my mother.

She dedicated her life to showing me that women can be strong and independent while also being filled with love.

More importantly, I want to thank my sons.

It's your understanding and patience that have given me the courage to stand here.

Lastly, I'd like to thank my partner.

Thank you for your support, understanding, and love as we face life's challenges to build a beautiful life together.

Thank you.