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Was it just

out of habit?

Was it an act of reconciliation

that was aroused by compassion?

Was it an apology for the torment we caused each other?

Was it out of regret for all the choices we have made in the past?

Or

did we just let our loneliness surrender

to our momentary desire?

You should go now.

There's no need to rush your move

out of Gosan.

I'm saying

you should find a decent place to go.

Pick a place that treats you right

based on your work experience.

Don't rush to a place that isn't good enough for you.

RESERVED

What's the matter?

Oh, my goodness.

What's going on? Why are you still up?

Jenny suddenly has a fever.

Jenny.

How bad is her fever?

I gave her a fever reducer, but it won't get better.

Why didn't you pick up your phone?

Where were you?

I had a drink with Je-hyuk.

Sorry. I didn't know you called.

Let's go to the hospital first thing tomorrow morning.

I'll go bring a wet towel.

I'm sorry, Jenny.

Daddy's sorry.

Let's pretend like nothing happened.

Just forget about it.

I'm going to do the same.

We both made a mistake.

This should never happen again.

I know.

I agree with you.

I'm sorry to ask you for such a favor all of a sudden.

You don't need to be sorry.

But I have to say, this is quite sudden.

Can I know why?

Dr. Ji, is there something wrong?

I'm slowly getting sick of Gosan.

What do you think? Do you think there might be a job for me?

I'm sure it'll be easy for you to find a new place to work at.

Just give me some time. I'll make some calls and ask around.

Do you have a certain place in mind?

It doesn't matter

as long as it's not Gosan.

Okay, Dr. Ma.

I'll be waiting for your call.

Jun-yeong!

Hey, who told you to accept minors late at night?

I'm sorry, sir.

Are you trying to make me lose my business?

What if the cops came to check?

I'm sorry. I'll ask him to leave right now.

What?

Hey.

Aren't you going to work?

What?

We need to take Jenny to the hospital,

and Jun-yeong needs to go to school.

Oh, yes. You're right.

Are you ready?

Yes.

Where is Jun-yeong?

Jun-yeong, are you ready to go?

Let me give you a ride today.

Have you seen Jun-yeong?

Is he not there?

No.

Where were you, Jun-yeong?

I went outside for a moment.

You'll be late.

Hurry up and get ready. I'll give you a ride today.

Jun-yeong.

Do you smoke?

No.

Okay, I'm relieved to hear that.

I trust you, okay?

Why did you ask him that?

He smelled like cigarettes. Didn't you smell anything?

Did you have to ask him that now when you're not even sure--

I'm his guardian.

It's weird that he won't tell us

where he went this morning.

And he smelled like cigarettes. Isn't it normal for me to ask?

Let's check your ear.

That's a good girl.

My goodness, great job.

When did you give her a fever reducer?

Around two hours ago.

Her temperature was over 38°C last night.

Oh, dear. Let's see you open your mouth.

My goodness, how adorable. You're very good.

Okay, we're done.

Be careful so this doesn't develop into pneumonia.

Make sure the house isn't dry.

Okay.

My goodness.

-Thank you. -Goodbye.

Jun-yeong, a lot of people are catching the flu these days.

Make sure you don't catch it.

Your break is coming up, right?

Why don't you come visit me one day?

Here you go.

Thank you.

There he is.

-What are you doing? -What?

No, it's nothing.

Let's go to the snack bar.

LEE TAE-OH

Hey, is something up?

Did you go to work?

You called to ask me that?

No, that's not why I called.

Well…

I'm just asking out of curiosity. Jun-yeong

doesn't smoke, does he?

What are you talking about? He's too young for that kind of stuff.

And even if he does smoke, I'd surely know.

Yes, I also didn't think he'd smoke.

I just asked to check,

so don't worry.

Okay, bye. I'll let you get back to work.

This needs your approval by today.

You don't have any more patients today, Dr. Ji.

Thank you, Ms. An.

There's an opening in Busan.

What do you think?

Here's an attached file regarding the specific conditions.

Take a look and let me know.

HIRING MEDICAL PROFESSOR MEDICAL PROFESSOR APPLICATION

"Busan"?

No, it's just that…

I'm worried it's a bit too far.

The working conditions aren't too bad.

Can you help me meet Jun-yeong?

His school break starts tomorrow, so I think he'll have time.

But he won't answer my calls,

and he hasn't called back either.

Okay, I'll talk to him.

You can meet him tomorrow.

Okay, I'll hang up now.

Hey, by any chance,

will you reconsider

if Jun-yeong doesn't agree with it?

I mean, if he doesn't want you to leave.

Of course.

Jun-yeong's opinion is most important to me.

I haven't gotten flowers from you

in a while.

You have such a hard time every time Jenny gets sick.

I feel bad,

and I'm also grateful.

Whatever the reason, it feels nice.

It looks like she's doing well.

I'm relieved it's not anything serious.

She still needs to take medicine for a week.

You must be hungry. I'll hurry up and cook dinner.

Isn't Jun-yeong home yet?

He called and said he's going to eat dinner with his friends.

Oh, by the way,

about what you asked this morning.

Apparently, Jun-yeong doesn't smoke.

I think you were mistaken.

He may complain a lot,

but he wouldn't do anything bad.

If he says he doesn't smoke, I trust him.

And even if he does smoke, I'll just persuade him not to.

He's going through puberty.

Thank you.

You should also pay more attention to him.

I think we can start cooking dinner.

Okay.

-Let's see. -Here.

Jenny.

Did it hurt a lot?

Hey, keep going.

-This is making me so angry. -Go get that.

You're good.

-Hey, go! -Oh, come on.

What are you doing?

-Are you kidding me? -No, I'm not.

-Come on. -Look at him.

Hey, look at that.

Get it already.

-No, go back! Retreat! -Aim for the middle!

Get your guns ready.

-Is this the right one? -Yes, keep going.

-Okay, nice. -What's this?

Hurry up. Seriously.

My gosh, get inside!

-Over there. Try throwing it. -Nice.

Seriously?

I misfired.

You're late.

Yes, I just

spent some time with my friends.

I heard your school break starts tomorrow.

Let's go meet your mom tomorrow evening.

I think she wants to tell you something.

Tell me what?

She's thinking about leaving this place.

But she wants to discuss it with you first.

I'll go see you with Jun-yeong tomorrow evening.

What's wrong? Does it not taste good?

I followed an online recipe.

No, it's not that bad.

Did you get new clothes?

It's pretty.

Great choice.

You always looked good

in that kind of color.

It's too late.

We're over now.

I've had this for three years.

What more would I expect from a guy who didn't even know that?

I don't want to make a fool of myself.

Let's stop here.

I know it's too late.

I know I can't do anything to change what's happened already.

But…

I don't want to end it like this.

We were married, and now we're divorced.

But we never really dated each other.

We ended up getting married because our families thought we'd be a suitable match.

We didn't go through what other couples would go through

and we've ignored what shouldn't have been ignored.

That's where it all went wrong.

I know this isn't the right order,

but I want to try everything I never got to do with you.

And if you still want to end it, we can end it then.

Please?

Were you always this clingy?

-Is it a turnoff? -I'm not interested in playing your game.

I always thought

my job was to make money.

I never once cleaned

or cooked for you.

I didn't know this

but after having tried it myself, I realized something.

You put in so much effort to take care of me

and never made a big deal out of it.

Everything you've done is what sustained our relationship.

This isn't a game to me.

There are so many things I never got to do for you

because I was too indifferent and dumb.

But now, I want to make up for that.

All you need to do is just receive what I owe you.

Just consider it as your chance to take back

what you gave to me.

What's there to think about?

You have nothing to lose.

You're done.

What's wrong?

Aren't you interested?

I don't know.

He's acting like a totally different person.

That scares me a little.

And I'm worried I might be wasting my time with a relationship that's already over.

-That's how I feel. -I think you still have feelings for him.

It's obvious how it'll end.

You should do everything you want to do before you die.

That way, you won't regret anything.

Have some faith in Je-hyuk.

It looks like he's learned his lesson.

How's my condition?

Last year, the test results came out fine.

Your menstrual cramps have worsened, right?

I think you have uterine fibroids.

But I don't think you'll need a biopsy.

It's nothing serious.

It's common among women our age.

I thought I was just stressed.

I guess my body isn't like how it used to be.

I'm starting to feel depressed. It really feels like I'm aging.

You can't fight time.

You just need to take medicine for now.

You don't need to get surgery if it doesn't get worse.

It's almost time for lunch, right?

Goodbye.

Thank you.

Seon-u.

Hey, what brings you here?

She came to see you.

You're done for the morning, right?

Let's eat lunch together. I also want to discuss something with you.

Judging by the tone of your voice,

it sounds like it's about something good.

I'm actually glad you're here. I also have something

to tell you guys.

Did you make up your mind?

Pretty much.

What's going on? Why don't I know what this is about?

Don't tell me you're also seeing someone.

Did you get yourself a boyfriend?

Gosh, don't be so lame.

Let's go. I'll tell you once we're there.

Let's go.

JUN-YEONG'S HOMEROOM TEACHER

Hello?

Hello. How have you been?

What? Jun-yeong did what?

Okay, I understand.

I'll be right there.

I'm sorry. Let's talk next time.

That's not important. You should get going.

Oh, right. The director isn't here, so I need to leave without telling him.

-Please tell him I left. -I'll let him know.

Don't worry. Go take care of Jun-yeong.

Although we're no longer married,

we're always asked to come together to discuss things regarding our child.

What is this?

When will the connection we made as a married couple

ever come to an end?

I heard you got divorced.

Who is Jun-yeong currently living with?

I'm sorry if this is making you uncomfortable.

But it's important for us to know what kind of situation Jun-yeong is in.

Right now, he's living with me.

I heard

he fought with Hae-gang.

Did they get badly hurt?

Jun-yeong just got a small scar.

But Hae-gang's condition was a lot worse.

So his parents came earlier to pick him up.

Judging by the circumstances,

we're assuming that Jun-yeong assaulted him one-sidedly.

What are you talking about?

Are you sure?

We'd like to hear what Jun-yeong has to say.

According to the kids, Jun-yeong hit him first.

It happened on the basketball court after the vacation ceremony.

So a lot of the kids saw what happened on their way home.

Some kids even took a video.

Would it be possible to see my son?

Yes, I hit him first.

Why did you hit him?

You must've had a reason.

Right?

Aren't you going to tell me?

You need to talk to us.

Tae-oh.

Did Hae-gang say something about your mother again?

Is that why you hit him?

Tell me.

What did he say?

I stole a bag of snacks

at the internet cafe.

Hae-gang saw that.

He threatened to tell the kids.

So I told him to go ahead.

Why do you live like a piece of trash? Live a proper life, you jerk.

What did you just say?

-You jerk. -What's going on?

-What's happening? -Hey, stop.

Hey!

Oh, my gosh.

Hae-gang!

-Hey, stop. -You guys, stop it.

Jun-yeong, stop!

Hey, stop!

That jerk tried to lecture me. It was so annoying.

I don't know if I heard you correctly.

You stole what?

Okay, let's say you hit Hae-gang because you were angry.

But what's this about stealing?

Why did you steal?

It was an accident.

You guys also make mistakes, don't you?

Whatever the case, what you did was wrong.

You know you need to fix it before it's too late, right?

How can you fix something that's already gone wrong?

Isn't it too late for that?

You just need to sincerely apologize and ask him for forgiveness.

Apologize to Hae-gang and the owner of the internet cafe.

First,

let's take care of everything one by one.

According to the principal,

Hae-gang's parents might gather the school violence committee for a hearing.

Shouldn't we meet Hae-gang and his parents first?

Why is everything so easy for you guys?

Is an apology all it takes to forgive?

Is that how it is for adults?

Jun-yeong, what are you talking about?

We can't let them gather the committee.

Tell them to go ahead.

-I don't care. -Jun-yeong.

I won't go to school anymore.

I'll just drop out.

What's wrong with your attitude?

How can you say you're going to drop out?

We're not just telling you to apologize for no reason.

You can tell me why you did such a thing

and what it is that you want.

You and I can talk about it step by step.

Let's go to your mom's house and talk about it.

Why would I go there?

You can go by yourself.

Don't you want to come to my house?

No, I don't.

I have nothing more to say to you.

What…

Why did you ask me if he smokes?

I didn't pay much attention to it when you asked.

But did something happen?

The thing is, Da-kyung told me

that Jun-yeong smelled like cigarettes.

The smell was probably from the internet cafe.

His clothes smell of cigarettes if he stays there for too long.

Maybe this is because he can't adjust to living with your family.

This never happened when he was with me.

The worst thing he ever did was skip his academy lessons.

Right now, he's become a totally different kid.

Are you saying he changed because he started living with me?

Did something happen that I don't know of?

How do you expect me to know when he won't tell me anything?

What is it?

It's Do-cheol.

Hae-gang got hospitalized.

He's going to get a medical report

and officially gather the school violence committee.

What do we need to do?

Yes, I deserve to know.

How is Hae-gang doing?

You must've been shocked.

Anyway, thank you for telling me.

Okay.

Okay, bye.

MRS. CHA

You're late.

He's like that because I told him off for fighting with a friend.

I heard he hit Hae-gang.

I should meet his parents and talk things out.

Don't worry. I'll take care of it.

Settling things with the family

won't make the matter go away.

We can't just let him get away with using violence.

And what about the fact that he stole something?

Does he even regret having done all those things?

So what? What do you want to do?

Do you want him punished?

I know it's going to be difficult,

but it might be better for him and his future to get proper punishment.

-Don't you agree? -He's going through puberty.

It's normal for kids his age to make mistakes. It's not like

he committed a serious crime.

I made sure he understood what he did wrong.

And he's regretting it.

Do you seriously think he's just going through a phase because of puberty?

What matters is that this doesn't happen again, right?

How is Hae-gang doing?

May I take a look at his condition?

Why do you want to see him?

I want to apologize to Hae-gang.

I owe you an apology as well.

I'm very sorry.

Do you think this can be handled with a simple apology between the adults?

Is it because you think this was just a small fight between our kids?

I'll bring Jun-yeong here and have him apologize as well.

But I figured I should come here and apologize to you first.

I'm very sorry.

Do you think

I'm using this issue to get back at you for personal reasons?

What do you take me for?

That's not what I meant at all.

My son shouldn't have done what he did.

And I know there's nothing I can do to fully compensate for Hae-gang's injury.

But I'm willing to compensate

and pay for Hae-gang's hospital bills.

It's only the right thing to do.

Do you think we don't have money? How arrogant of you.

They were close ever since they were kids. I really don't know why this happened.

It really breaks my heart.

Mrs. Cha.

Can you please forgive Jun-yeong just this once?

I promise this will never happen again.

You know very well

that he's not normally like this.

You think he's not normally like this?

You know what?

Some parents think they know everything about their children.

Did he tell you why he hit my son?

My son was considerate enough to give your son advice,

but your son just hit him instead.

Yes.

I heard.

It's my fault for not educating him properly.

I'm not sure if it's something you can fix.

Do you really think this was his first time stealing something?

Apparently, kids in his class kept losing things recently.

Did you know that?

You know being a doctor yourself.

Kleptomania is an illness that requires treatment.

Shouldn't you take him to a hospital?

Do you have proof?

All the kids in their class are suspicious of Jun-yeong.

It seems like they're all pretty sure that he was the one who stole their stuff.

You really know nothing about your son, Dr. Ji.

I apologize that my son hit your son.

But don't frame him for something he didn't even do.

I won't forgive you for that.

Then what?

What will you do?

What are you going to do?

I thought you came to apologize, but it sounds like you're threatening me.

We're not going to settle this issue.

Don't even dream of it.

We're going to make sure the school violence committee handles this matter.

So you and your son

better brace yourselves.

Do you really think this was his first time stealing something?

You really know nothing about your son, Dr. Ji.

Are you sick?

Then I'll just enroll you for math and English only. Okay?

Good night, Jun-yeong.

What about me?

Why do I need to live like this?

I didn't even do anything wrong.

Pardon?

Can you repeat what you just said?

The bag of snacks he stole doesn't even cost that much,

so you don't need to pay me anything.

But you should make sure he doesn't stay the night out.

I know it's important to earn money,

but I also have kids myself.

We always make sure all the minors leave at 10 p.m.

But the part-timer must've forgotten that day.

I saw him run out the next morning.

Hey, kid.

Your father came all the way here to apologize on your behalf.

Live a decent life for his sake.

And just know that we have CCTV cameras everywhere here.

My goodness.

I'm sorry, sir.

Was it that day when you came home in the morning?

So you didn't just go out for a while?

You spent all night at the internet cafe?

I accidentally fell asleep.

I didn't do it on purpose.

Why did you suddenly go outside at that hour?

I overheard you guys talking about sending me abroad to study.

I left because I didn't want to hear it.

I didn't want to be home.

I don't plan on sending you abroad against your will.

I don't want you living far away from me.

And your stepmother didn't mean anything else.

She just thought it'd be best for you, so I hope you don't get offended.

But let's not

tell your mom about this. It'll only make her worry.

Are you worried that she might worry?

Dad, why did you

hit Mom back then?

It's over between you guys.

You fought like there was no tomorrow.

So why are you talking to each other again?

Why do you make things so complicated?

Shouldn't you cut ties now that you're divorced?

We may be divorced,

but you're still our son.

You can break up with your spouse, but you can't do that with your kid.

I know we were the ones who hurt you the most,

but your mother and I are the ones who love you the most.

You're using me as an excuse again?

Don't you think you're being a coward?

At first, I noticed that Jun-yeong was full of hatred.

I saw him leaving a scratch on Chairman Yeo's car.

This all began…

because of

the divorce, right?

It's useless to find the answer in the past.

If you want to solve this, it's better to focus on the present.

The date of the hearing with the school violence committee has been set.

I think you should convince them to settle before the committee gathers.

Have you tried talking to Hae-gang's parents?

Show up at the hospital on time so we can visit Hae-gang.

Hi, Mrs. Cha.

It's me, Da-kyung.

How is Hae-gang doing?

Oh, I'm relieved to hear that.

Yes.

I actually called to talk about that.

PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT MEDICINE

I don't think it'd be a good idea for you to come inside with us.

You're not on good terms with Hae-gang's mother.

That's more of a reason why I should apologize.

Don't worry, Jun-yeong.

I'll take care of it.

Hello, Mrs. Cha.

Thank you for your time.

I'm sorry, Do-cheol.

I should've taught him better.

It's normal for guys to fight as they grow up.

Honey.

How could you say that when the doctor told us

he could've had a facial fracture?

I'm really sorry.

I'll teach him well

so that he doesn't do this again.

I really hope you do.

I'm very worried about him as a fellow parent.

Not all kids learn their lesson even if parents try to teach them well.

There's a reason why we live in a world

with judges and police officers.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Cha.

Jun-yeong.

We'd like to hear what you think.

I'm sorry.

I won't hit you again.

Forget that.

I want you to apologize for treating me like I was crazy.

You were always annoying,

but you were never a complete wreck.

You never used to sleep outside

or steal stuff.

I told you to stop living that way

because I was worried about you.

But you told me I was lying

and that you never did such a thing.

You treated me like I was an idiot.

Hurry up and apologize.

It seems like Jun-yeong isn't ready to sincerely apologize.

I think you should leave.

I'm sorry, Hae-gang.

Can you please forgive him

for my sake?

Mrs. Cha and Councilman Cha.

I'm very sorry about all this.

What are you doing? You're making us feel uncomfortable.

Please get up.

I'll make sure

Jun-yeong never does this again.

I sincerely apologize from the bottom of my heart.

Hello, Mrs. Cha.

Councilman Cha, you're here as well.

My goodness. Hello, Da-kyung.

I noticed before that Hae-gang seemed to like this.

My gosh, you didn't have to come this far.

You didn't need to do this.

This is nothing compared to how upset you must be.

Hae-gang.

Did you talk things out with Jun-yeong?

I'm very sorry.

Ms. Ji.

I think you should leave.

You're only making us feel uncomfortable.

People might think we made you get on your knees like that.

Will you please leave already?

When you're really sorry,

you tend to be lost for words.

Jun-yeong's very sorry about what happened.

Right, Jun-yeong?

It's my fault that this happened.

I suggested that he should study abroad because I thought that'd be good for him,

but that must've upset Jun-yeong a lot.

I made him go through a hard time because I wasn't considerate enough.

But if he even gets disciplined at school for what happened,

it will make me feel guilty for putting him through worse.

And I'd feel the same way toward Tae-oh as well.

Please forgive Jun-yeong for my sake.

My husband and I will talk to Jun-yeong and make sure this never happens again.

Gosh, you shouldn't be the one apologizing like this.

My parents are also very worried because of Jun-yeong.

More importantly, they're sorry you had to go through this.

They're very worried.

It was just a fight between the kids.

Let's not take things so seriously. We're close enough to brush it off.

Thank you.

We were able to settle things thanks to you.

Jun-yeong.

I'm not that narrow-minded, you know.

So if you're going through something, just be honest with me.

You can talk to me like a friend.

Your father and I

will only feel comfortable once you feel comfortable with us first.

Your test results will be out in two to three days.

-Thank you. -Okay, go home safely.

-Okay, Dr. Gong. Thank you. -No problem.

How many more are there?

You have two more patients.

You must be tired since it's been a while you've treated patients.

It's not that I'm tired.

I just feel upset that I had to cancel

-an important appointment. -You mean golf?

It's a gathering among hospital directors.

Same thing.

How many days did Dr. Ji take off?

-Well-- -Just until today.

Her son's future is on the line. Cut her some slack.

Yes, I know.

Send in the next patient.

Okay, sir.

Your leave lasts until today.

Why did you come?

I'm sorry for worrying you, sir.

I'll treat the rest of the patients starting from the afternoon.

Oh, okay. Go ahead.

Don't worry. I told him what happened.

Thank you.

I heard Da-kyung took care of it.

You know Mrs. Cha has a big mouth.

Everyone knows already.

Dr. Ji.

Can you start treating a patient right away?

Yes, sure.

Let's talk later.

How is it, Dr. Ji?

How long did you have a stomachache?

It's been a while, but it got a lot worse over the past few days.

You told me you also feel bloated, right?

Yes. The thing is,

I was once diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome.

Could it be the same thing?

You frequently get constipated and have diarrhea.

It does sound like irritable bowel syndrome.

First, try taking the medicine I prescribe for you.

If things don't get better, you can come again.

There's no chance that you might be pregnant, right?

No, but I tend to have irregular periods.

You're done for today. Make sure you take your prescription.

Thank you.

Don't ignore your irregular periods.

You should get a checkup at the OB-GYN.

Okay, I'll do that. Thank you.

Dr. Ji, we have quite a lot of patients waiting to get treated.

Can you work overtime today?

If you're tired, we can tell them to come back tomorrow.

Okay, I'll have to make up for all the days I've missed.

But can I take a ten-minute break?

Sure, Dr. Ji.

Are you sure?

Are you sure you're not mistaken?

I'm sure.

Your ex-wife probably knows about it as well.

I'm guessing that's why she apologized to Mrs. Cha on her knees.

I asked Hae-gang's parents not to raise an issue about it.

But we'll have to pay close attention to Jun-yeong.

I…

really don't know what to say.

It'll break my heart if Jun-yeong doesn't turn out well.

I feel responsible for him as well.

Jun-yeong needs to grow up well in order for me to also feel confident.

Wouldn't you agree?

Thank you.

But Da-kyung…

I'm the only person who should feel guilty.

If you feel guilty as well,

it'll make me feel bad.

Do you think I wasn't determined

when I decided to let Jun-yeong live with us?

So from now on, trust me and let me take care of things regarding Jun-yeong.

Okay.

Thank you.

-Here. -Thank you.

I don't want things to be complicated anymore.

I think everything will be fine once you're gone.

And that will also be best for Dad.

Mom, you can leave now.

Go wherever you want.

I'm okay with that.

JI SEON-U

Aren't you going home?

Yes, I should go.

I think Ye-rim might get back with Je-hyuk.

Je-hyuk's pretty sincere.

He's become a totally different person.

I kind of felt like that might happen.

I'm happy for them.

It's a good thing, right?

What about you?

What about me?

You said you have something to tell us.

Ye-rim seemed to know what you were going to say.

What is it?

I'm…

thinking of leaving Gosan.

What?

I'll tell the director once I feel like it's the right time.

And I'll make sure to transfer my patients' files to another doctor

so that I don't cause any inconvenience. So don't worry.

That's what I'm worried about.

I'm worried about you.

Will you be okay living away from Jun-yeong?

Jun-yeong wants me to leave.

Why?

I also don't understand why he keeps pushing me away.

How was it for you when your parents got divorced?

I'm not sure.

I was angry at both of them.

I couldn't understand adults.

I couldn't understand what was going on.

Here's what's funny.

I used to get angry at them for not contacting each other.

But when they did contact each other, I'd get angry at them for doing that.

So he's angry at both of us?

Because things are complicated, and he feels confused?

You might be right.

If that's what it is,

I guess it's time that I leave him alone.

I'm sorry. I should go.

LEE TAE-OH

JI SEON-U

Hey, what's up?

Can we meet right now?

I need to talk to you.

There's something I need to tell you

before I leave.

I know.

This wasn't the first time Jun-yeong stole something.

You know?

-How? -Da-kyung told me.

She apparently talked things out with Mrs. Cha.

Don't worry.

I'll take care of it.

How do you plan to do that?

I'll try to talk to him.

I already hurt him enough,

so I should trust him and wait.

Kleptomania…

is a lot more serious than you think.

I know what you're worried about.

But just trust me with him.

I promise I'll raise him properly.

He'll become strong and honest.

I'll raise him to become

a happy person.

Are you sure you can raise him well without me?

Yes.

Why did Hae-gang say Jun-yeong didn't go home?

Was he telling the truth?

It happened that night.

That night when we were together.

Why is everything so easy for you guys?

Is an apology all it takes to forgive?

Is that how it is for adults?

It's over between you guys.

You fought like there was no tomorrow.

So why are you talking to each other again?

Why do you make things so complicated?

Shouldn't you cut ties now that you're divorced?

You're using me as an excuse again?

Don't you think you're being a coward?

No way.

No way.

No, there's no way.

Where is Jun-yeong right now?

Go ahead. What is it that you need to say?

That day

when you stayed the night at the internet cafe.

What about it?

By any chance,

did you come to my house that night?

Did you?

Yes.

Dr. Ji disappeared?

The adults made mistakes, and you were hurt by that.

And I'm partially responsible for what happened.

Can't you give him some time? Give him some time to breathe.

Just trust him, and wait for him to come around.

Aren't you exhausted?

No, I'm happy.

We're really a family now.

You know what I mean, right?

What is it that's making you feel so nervous?

What I can't stand

is that my son hates me.

Whether it's hate or resentment,

you should respect how Jun-yeong feels about you.

Did something happen to Seon-u?

Where is she right now?

Subtitle translation by Ja-won Lee