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- Goodness. You're here. - Ji-hyeok!
I'm back, Grandma, Mom.
What do you mean?
I've returned home, Mom.
You're moving back in with us?
Yes.
I'm going to live here again.
- Ji-hyeok. - Great. Welcome back.
Welcome back. Where have you been staying?
I tried texting and calling you, which I wasn't used to.
But you even changed your number.
I'm sorry.
I'm glad you're back. Welcome.
Ji-hyeok, what happened?
- Welcome. - Ji-hyeok!
Ji-wan. Can you help me with the luggage?
Oh, goodness. Silly me.
What's this luggage?
Your brother has come back to stay with us.
Really? He's staying here?
What the heck? It was no use bringing you your stuff.
- What is this? - Oh, this?
It's a gift for Grandma and Mom.
Oh, you even bought a gift for us?
Thanks, Ji-hyeok.
My pleasure.
It's for you. Go ahead and have it all.
Mom, I don't deserve to be treated like this.
You've prepared way too much food.
- I'd be shameless to enjoy it. - You've returned safe and alive.
What?
Don't tell me you were all that worried.
Of course, we naturally were.
You even changed your number.
Sorry.
I'm sorry.
- At that time-- - No.
We're just happy you came back on your own.
As if.
You thought he was only coming for dinner.
I assumed that, but he really did something thoughtful.
How did you get such a thoughtful idea?
I'm thoughtful?
Mom, are you feeling unwell?
You shouldn't be proud of a jerk like me.
Look. Parents are just happy to have their children back safely,
no matter what they did or went through. That's what matters the most.
But it doesn't mean you're off the hook.
I know.
I'm relieved to know that you're staying with us.
Right, Mother?
My anxiety is finally gone.
Where's Dad?
Is he not coming home because I'm here?
No.
He doesn't even know that you're having dinner here.
Dad has been taking lessons for the electrical technician exam.
Electrical technician? But he was a liberal arts major.
After getting that license, he'll work in the field
for a year and try out for an industrial electrician license too.
When is the exam?
I asked him when, but he only said, "Not yet."
We somehow ended up talking so much at the dinner table.
The eels might go cold.
Eat up, Ji-hyeok.
- Right, let's eat. - Enjoy, Mother.
I'll enjoy.
- Eat up. - Looks good.
It's so good it brings tears to my eyes.
- I'll enjoy. - Ji-hyeok, have some first.
It's good, Mom.
Hey. You haven't had dinner, right?
I have.
I saw you have bread earlier. That can't be enough.
Let's have dinner together.
I'm not hungry.
Your stomach says you are.
What do you say to gukbap with some soju?
I'm going to eat at home.
Anyway, what business are you running? Where did you get the money to start one?
I didn't spend anything to start it. I got invested in.
Invested?
So, it's going well.
Soo-bin, let's talk about this later.
Right, what matters is that he's back safely.
Ji-wan, you're flip-flopping here.
You talked crap about him a lot.
Hey, I had a good reason for that.
Ji-hyeok, I need to go back to work.
I see. I hear you work late hours. How long do you plan to do it?
This job surprisingly suits me.
- You mean, driving? - No.
Driving isn't my major duty.
Bodyguarding is.
See you.
Bye.
Look at him leaving so fast.
I guess he's actually enjoying it.
Maybe since it's for Seong-jae's family, he's taking it very seriously.
He needs to be there by 9:00 a.m., but he leaves at 8:00 a.m.
Then, Ji-hyeok, shouldn't we ask you anything
about what you did where and how?
Yes, please.
Gosh, I'm feeling hungrier today.
Is Ji-wan home already?
I'll clean this.
- Gosh. - Goodness.
Sang-cheol.
What made you come this early?
Right, honey.
Dad, Ji-hyeok is back.
I'm back.
What are you doing here in my house?
Honey.
I'm sorry for everything.
No. Forget the apology.
I'm asking why you're here.
I came back because it was time.
Because it was time?
What does that mean?
How dare you come in here? Who said you could?
It wasn't because of you.
It was because of Mom.
Half of this house belongs to Mom, right?
Even if it's under your name.
What?
Don't tell me you think it all belongs to you
just because you made the money.
Hey, punk. I've never thought of it that way.
Then it's settled.
What's settled?
You still think you know it all, don't you?
The opposite of good isn't wrong, Dad.
It's not wrong?
So you think you can move out and come back whenever you want?
I'm sorry.
Sang-cheol, that's enough.
Right.
Ji-hyeok, go upstairs.
I will.
Don't you dare!
Fine.
Half the house, got it.
Instead,
don't you let me see you while you're staying in this house.
I set the table in the kitchen. Come have dinner.
Why didn't you tell me?
You did as you pleased?
How could you let him in this house without discussing with me?
I bought some eels for you,
but you said you wouldn't come early.
Then I was suddenly reminded of Ji-hyeok.
I asked him to come over for dinner without expecting much.
Yes, while you were away, I wanted to feed him and see him.
And Ji-hyeok came with his luggage.
You didn't beg him to return?
No.
I simply decided to call you once again because I thought
it'd be nice for you to see him too.
I knew you'd flat-out not come if I told you about his visit.
Still, you should've told him that you'd discuss it with me
before you welcomed him wholeheartedly.
But our son came back.
Actually, let's not talk about this anymore.
We gave birth to him. He didn't ask for it.
What?
Think about it.
No matter what happens,
we must take care of our own son.
Fine, you know it all. Jeez.
- Oh. - Does it stink?
I washed it once a week.
No, it's fragrant.
You washed it once a week?
Because I didn't know when you'd come back.
So, this is when people say this.
I'm lost for words, Mom.
I have so much to tell you that I don't know what to say.
I know.
Don't tell me now. Do it when the time is right.
Did you not stop him from taking that exam? You should've.
You know there's no chance I'm changing his mind.
Your dad sticks to whatever he decides to do.
Let's not talk about him anymore. Rest up.
Aren't you going out early tomorrow?
Okay.
Look.
Thanks for returning safe and sound.
Hey, stop.
What are you doing?
I'm taking a shower.
You can't just cut in line and shower! I really need to go!
It doesn't sound like you're taking a shower.
Come on. I need to go!
- Grandma, hurry up. - What is it?
Sang-cheol, it's me.
I'm in a rush here.
Sang-cheol.
Wait. Is it you, Mom?
Yes, it's me.
Just a moment.
Gosh, you can…
Dad, you weren't taking a shower!
A shower doesn't always require washing one's hair.
Sang-cheol.
How dare he talk about shares?
Use half the bathroom, punk.
Wait. What are you taking together?
Are you sick? Mom, are you feeling unwell?
No, it's a gift from Ji-hyeok.
He wants me to take this for my knee pain.
She had a difficulty sitting and standing too.
He somehow knew and brought these.
Do you want one too?
No.
You can run up a hill, after all.
Of course. He even runs a half marathon.
His knees are just fine.
Of course. I don't need any.
You seem a little jealous, though.
What?
You're clueless about how I feel.
This brat is trying so hard to win his mom's favor.
Ji-hyeok bought fruit.
Have some.
No, Mom. I don't want to. It's all yours.
Ta-da!
Jeez, it's not even your day off.
Why did you make brunch?
My Mapo project is over, so I don't leave at dawn anymore.
I've wanted to make you breakfast for a while.
I have something to tell you too.
What is it?
Hear me as you eat. It's nothing serious.
Come on.
My daughter's so good at making French toast.
Mom.
You see,
you don't have to worry about my work anymore.
I've signed a business partnership.
A business partnership?
Yes.
A company in a similar industry made an offer,
and I agreed to do it.
They get a lot of turnkey service requests.
Eun-o.
Because you saw how your dad's company falter,
you said you wanted to grow your business alone even if it was hard
and keep it small with just one other employee.
Now, what business partnership?
Why did you suddenly come to have this idea?
I decided to do it only for three months first.
So, don't ask anymore.
Oh, right.
I forgot I had a breakfast meeting today.
I'm off.
Gosh…
She made this breakfast herself.
What breakfast meeting?
You didn't sleep here yesterday?
I don't sleep here anymore. I come to work from home now.
You went back home?
Your business partner's privacy is really none of your business,
Ms. Ji.
Let's have a quick meeting.
The Gangha-dong client wants a French-style design.
I think we should match them with designer Kim Ji-seon.
And for the Mangin-dong client,
I'm planning to match them with designer Lee Ri-na.
I expected you'd choose a project for yourself first.
Are you waiting for one?
If it were me,
I'd go for this house first.
They haven't answered yet.
Right.
Okay, I'll tell Mr. Cho to proceed with these two contracts.
Got another agenda?
No.
What's going on?
Why are you guys so early?
- What about you? - I'm getting a coffee bean delivery today.
Are you already doing a meeting?
Bingo, and it's over.
By the way, you look good today.
I always looked good.
That wasn't what I meant.
He returned home.
Oh, really? He moved back in with his family?
- Hello. - Hello.
What the heck? Why is everyone such a morning person?
Oh, you're early.
These aren't connected.
Then why do you keep them on?
People don't talk to me like that.
Oh, right.
Well, get to work. I'll text you.
Mom?
We need to go shopping.
I have a lot of outfits for concerts.
You need something more elegant for a Berlin Philharmonic concert.
He didn't say it was their concert.
He asked if I listened to classical music, I said I liked it,
and he suggested a classical music concert.
Hyunyu Group is
the biggest sponsor of the Berlin Philharmonic concerts.
I see.
I'll have it scheduled this week.
Okay.
All right, get ready.
My heart keeps pounding with anxiety.
Young-ra's exhibition is around the corner.
What if he shows up and does something weird that day?
I even got anxiety pills.
Even that?
Why didn't you tell me sooner?
I waited.
You've been busy lately.
You usually check things for me when you have time.
No matter how busy I may be, you're anxious enough
to ask me for a favor.
All right, don't worry.
Hold on. Are you saying this big motorbike just disappeared?
Recently when we received the picture scroll,
I had my guys go through a month's worth of security camera footage
saved at that time.
But nothing turned up.
What did he do with the motorbike?
A truck.
Excuse me?
You said security cameras are installed everywhere there to the main road, right?
That's right.
Did you check the trucks coming out of that alley or neighborhood
after the motorbike?
- No, not that-- - Please check again.
If he isn't arrested before the exhibition and causes trouble,
I'll take action.
DIRECTOR YOON
Hello, Dr. Yoon.
Any good news?
Still?
But how much longer…
Until when must I keep waiting?
What do you mean, it's hard?
I pleaded with you like that.
Okay, for now.
Park Jin-seok can't find out about this.
She ends up making me go all the way there.
Mr. Park, Ji-hyeok went back home.
He comes to work from there now.
So suddenly?
I'm glad.
Here.
- This is really unnecessary, you know. - Just get in.
- Seong-jae. - A month, okay?
If that guy falls for me within a month,
I'll tell him that I want to resign and focus on content creating.
I promise. Pinky swear.
Come on.
Hurry.
How childish of me to do this.
Wait.
Seong-jae, have you been in touch with Ji-hyeok?
- You knew where he was, didn't you? - Of course.
Jeez, I feel so betrayed.
You kept it from me.
Hey, I'm Ji-hyeok's friend, not yours.
That's true.
I'll let this slide,
so don't ever tell him about our scheme, okay?
Ji-hyeok is back home.
I know, brat.
I'll go over the precautions on the way.
Take notes on your phone.
I'm driving you there for this.
Fine.
Ms. Lee Soo-bin?
Hello, I'm Lee Soo-bin.
This way, please.
Mr. Kang, say hello.
This is Ms. Lee Soo-bin. She'll be working with us for a while.
This is Assistant Manager Kang Seong-mo.
Hello, I'm Kang Seong-mo.
I'm Lee Soo-bin. Nice to meet you.
Go get changed into this.
Sure.
Oh, this client answered quickly without worrying you.
Right.
Anyway, what did you want to discuss?
The house has four rooms and one bathroom.
The client wants to get rid of one room, make another bathroom,
and change the kitchen to be face-to-face.
That requires every remodeling stage from MEP.
Sounds interesting.
And naturally…
the estimate is high.
But the thing is,
their budget is only 100 million won.
Reduce the scale to meet the budget.
Ms. Ji.
What's your point?
It's an old single house
with an interesting structure, so I want to work on it.
Exactly.
A full-structure remodeling of a 60 to 70-year-old house with a yard.
This project is a good match for you.
By using lower-quality materials, the cost can be reduced by 20 million.
Make them give up on moving the kitchen.
I'll do it for experience.
I'll make up for the profit you miss out on with another project.
Ms. Ji Eun-o.
She's hated having a separate kitchen all her life.
She moved here when she got married.
Now she wants to remodel it and live there until the day she dies.
Of the total construction cost of projects you take charge of, 5% is my share.
- I'm saying I'll make up-- - Why should I?
Ms. Ji.
Are you a philanthropist?
Or an artist?
My share is included in your next project anyway.
Why should I leave the profit I deserve on credit?
Besides, it's the first project of our partnership.
A business partnership isn't a club activity.
I know it isn't.
- But-- - Don't be greedy.
- Greedy? - Greed doesn't only apply to money.
It also applies to doing what you want
without gaining anything.
I'll pay you 5% of the official estimate myself.
Absolutely not.
Why?
It's against business principles.
If the Suri-dong client
accepts the original estimate, go ahead with it.
If not, change the floor plan…
to meet the budget.
This is my company's project.
I don't want rumors saying you went ahead despite the damage.
You got this project all thanks to Mamdaero Zip.
Give in.
Let me go get some air.
I'm not letting you act immature.
This is why I suggested a business partnership.
That brat. I'm already busy as hell.
This is the list of today's requests.
A group request again?
Word about Hyeonmyeong Apartment must be spreading in moms' online community.
Several units in one building do demolition
and the electrical chasing work together.
They say its big pro is to combine noise.
And they're highly satisfied with our moving agency.
I see.
Oh, did you have dinner?
You got me sandwiches on your way back from offsite work.
I did?
Oh, I see.
- I'm going home. - Okay, good job today.
What the… She's still not back?
We've got to finish our talk.
JI EUN-O
Why isn't she picking up?
- I'm leaving work. - I see.
- Good job today. - I'll see you on Monday.
- Goodbye. - Have a good day.
It wasn't because of you.
I came back because it was time.
Oh, Ms. Ji. Goodness.
This way, it feels like you're drinking a lot even if it's just a bit.
Who uses a straw to drink beer?
Who says you can't?
Give it a try.
When I can't drink at ease but feel like drinking,
I drink with a straw.
You see through others so well for someone young.
If a middle-aged man with an exam coming up
is holding a can of beer instead of studying,
it's obvious.
Why are you drinking beer with a straw, then?
This?
Gosh, I'm frustrated to death.
You know, some people say things that are frustratingly right.
Yes, I definitely understand.
Because of this frustrating brat, I…
Jeez, I can't believe I'm telling this to a young lady like you.
Age doesn't matter when it comes to life's frustrations.
I wonder who frustrated this brave lady.
Why isn't Ji Eun-o coming back?
I have no idea.
Didn't she call or text you?
She went outside just with her phone.
It's been over an hour.
I didn't get anything from her.
She's not picking up.
Well, she'll be back.
She isn't answering your call either. Isn't this unusual?
She often can't hear the bell when she's focused.
Still, try calling her again.
I have to finish up quickly because I have plans.
I can't believe her.
What's wrong with him?
She went out in the middle of a conversation.
It wasn't even worth storming out!
She isn't this irresponsible.
Why does she keep upsetting me?
Hold on.
Did something happen to her?
No. This isn't it.
Seong-jae.
PARK SEONG-JAE
VOICE MAIL LEE JI-HYEOK
This isn't like him.
Voice message.
Why aren't you picking up?
Seong-jae, are you with Eun-o?
Let me know if you are.
She's missing!
She stormed out over an hour and 30 minutes ago.
Her phone is off too!
She's missing?
Oh, Mr. Park?
Eun-o.
Where are you coming from?
What about you?
I'm on my way home. You?
I wanted to enjoy the rain, so I'm taking a walk.
You sure?
Why do you ask?
Ji-hyeok said you were missing, so I was looking for you.
Missing?
I told him I was off to get some air.
And you didn't come back even after an hour and 30 minutes.
Anyone would be worried.
It's been that long already?
I was so stressed out that I stepped out briefly
and had a beer with someone.
Someone who?
A friend.
You have a friend in this neighborhood?
I've got one.
Oh, I've got to call Ji-hyeok.
Forget it. Don't.
He probably left work anyway.
You know, right? He went back home.
Oh, you're right.
I guess he goes home after work now.
A business partnership isn't so easy, is it?
No.
I knew it wasn't a big deal, but I was suddenly stressed out earlier.
Did you guys not hit it off?
No, that's not it.
It was my problem.
You couldn't relieve your stress for so long, Eun-o.
I know, right? We haven't played games for a while.
I've been busy too.
Speaking of which, why don't we set a date?
How about tomorrow?
Around 2:00 p.m. after the lunch shift.
Are they kidding me?
- I was worried. - How exciting.
Playing games is addictive, after all.
Ji-hyeok.
Oh, I better get going.
I'll leave it in the group chat to let Soo-jung know.
See you tomorrow.
I knew you'd be chitchatting.
We were making a plan.
I heard you went back home.
- Good job. Good thinking. - This neighborhood isn't safe.
And these days, you should be worried when someone dashes out.
- I just-- - "She's safe."
Was it so hard to text me that?
- No, that's-- - What's with you guys?
Why are you giggling outside at this hour?
Hey, I met her just five minutes ago while looking for her.
You should've called me right away.
What was so exciting to stop and talk about?
Are you scolding me?
And are you teasing me?
It bugs me the three of you hang out.
Are you doing it on purpose, not telling me what you do?
Of course. Wouldn't you do the same?
Ji-hyeok.
Why do you think I'm obliged to share everything with you?
Respect what I have with Eun-o.
What you have?
While I was away, did something happen between you two?
- I don't know. - About what?
I doubt Eun-o wants me
to tell you what happened between us.
Oh, really?
You're right.
Okay, fine. Don't tell me. I don't even care.
I was only curious because you were hiding it.
Why did Eun-o storm out like that?
Did you butt heads?
That's none of your business.
Why were you looking for her all pale?
For a very good reason, punk.
So, what happened?
Didn't Eun-o tell you anything?
Like what?
If not, you don't need to know.
Bye. I have work left to do.
Did something happen?
What do I do?
Ms. Ji!
Ji Eun-o!
Eun-o!
I doubt Eun-o wants me
to tell you what happened between us.
You fool.
What did you do?
Yeah, 150 million won is right for the estimate.
Aren't you going home?
Oh, a little later.
Later, what time?
Why do you ask?
You have no construction tomorrow afternoon, so go home.
I'd prefer it.
He's right. I'm not even busy.
Your daughter hardly comes by lately.
Yes, she's busy.
And you seem to keep yourself busy.
What?
You seem worried about something.
Gosh, silly me.
I'm going home. Bye.
Goodbye.
She's right.
Eun-o hasn't been coming by here for quite some time.
She keeps coming home late too.
Aren't you Kang-o's mother?
We're Kang-o's high school friends.
He told us about your restaurant.
Why does he work at that pickup bar?
Mom, I'm off. I'm running late.
Okay.
A pickup bar?
Where is it?
Oh, dear.
She watched me do that.
What do I do?
- I'm not an employee here. - Then?
- I'm a co-owner. - What's that?
My friends and I invested in it together as business partners.
That's why I wait tables here.
You're already a business owner? How old are you?
Me? You tell me first.
Wait, are you older than me?
Hey, Ji Kang-o.
Who do you think you are to show off to the customers?
Go to the kitchen now.
There's a mountain of dishes to wash, punk.
Shoot.
Hey, Jin-gu.
Did you really go and tell my mom that I was here?
I did tell her it was Couple Pocha in Hongdae.
As if we didn't even say our pub's name right.
Excuse me!
Mom.
How could you do this to me?
You're here for this, right?
Punk. You knew it wasn't yours, so you should've brought it over.
It seems you used to study in my room.
Is it uncomfortable that I'm back?
It doesn't matter where I study. I can study anywhere.
Dad.
Did you think it through?
About what?
An electrical license
is far from your expertise.
And you? What about you?
I hear you're running some random business.
Mind your own business.
That punk.
Geez, this brat is ridiculous.
Wait and see, punk.
I'm Lee Sang-cheol.
As if his stupid business gives him the right to run his mouth.
Punk.
The exam is today.
That annoying punk is just clueless.
At the end of the day, that's how children are.
All right. You have one minute left.
Finish it up.
SUBMIT
Min-woo.
- We're leaving it up to you. - Don't worry.
We'll de-stress first
and come back with something yummy for you.
- Sure. - Shall we?
- Okay. - Let's go.
Gosh, we haven't hung out for such a long time.
It's because of me. I've been too busy.
What should we do if we win today? Have fun or eat?
- Let's do both. - Why not? Let's do both.
I'm going to find out what you do behind my back.
For sure.
- Yes. - How exciting.
What did I do?
See? You're mad.
No, I'm not.
Among us, you're the only one…
I'll look forward to it.
Where did they go?
Where are they?
Isn't that Soo-jung?
Oh, no.
What the heck? It's an Internet cafe.
I'm lost for words.
Go on and have fun.
You're better each time.
Ji-hyeok, you're out here.
You hang around together like kids.
What do you mean?
I know what you do together.
Really?
I've done some guessing.
Given how childish you guys are…
do you play games?
It's obvious.
Seong-jae, you're always bored.
Ms. Ji, you have mood swings.
Soo-jung, you used to be into computer games. Together…
Aren't you too old to play games?
Have fun.
Gosh, no. I swear I didn't tell him.
I didn't either.
But he's too sure.
How did he find it out?
It's really nothing worth keeping secret.
What did I do, though?
It wasn't just Seong-jae and Eun-o alone.
They went with Soo-jung.
And I tailed them to figure that out?
No, no way.
They left me out. Not just once or twice at that.
I understand why Eun-o did that,
but Seong-jae, you joined in. That really annoyed me.
I feel so pathetic.
What?
What is it, Cheol-min?
You look like you're feeling pathetic.
Oh, did you hear me?
Are the headphones not connected?
I said you look like you are.
I know, right?
"Pathetic fool."
Isn't it written on my face?
Well, I didn't specifically mean that.
Hey.
When do you want me to start work?
I'm almost done with the finish.
Really?
When can you start?
- Hello. - Welcome.
Is the office I checked last time still available?
I'll sign the lease now.
Can we have a word?
Let's go meet Hyun-soo together.
Together?
Yes.
I know it's quite late to tell her,
but I can't be the president of Hangyeolgachi anymore.
So I'd like to give her official notice.
But first off, I'm sorry for leaving the burden to you.
That's not exactly true.
The regular community service won't last anyway.
I discussed it with her a long time ago.
None of the graduates are willing to be the president.
I see.
Still, it would be better to tell her in person
since she's the biggest sponsor of Hangyeolgachi.
JEONG HYUN-SOO ARCHITECTURE LAB
You've become business partners?
The two of you?
Yes, my company keeps getting turnkey requests.
This is interesting, guys.
And I know I should've told you this much sooner,
- but I have to quit-- - The café job.
Right.
It was doable with a project or two each year.
But that's not enough to make a living.
Good thinking.
I can't believe you little kids grew up to go into business together.
I got to keep this interior designing job thanks to you.
I agree.
I got to open my office thanks to you too.
I totally agree.
Thank you for letting me use the space.
I'm planning to move to a new office.
Okay.
Mamdaero Zip is growing so fast, like bean sprouts.
- When are you moving? - Soon.
Thanks for everything, Eun-o.
It was rewarding to be part of Hangyeolgachi thanks to you.
I had fun.
Thanks.
I appreciate everything you've done.
Likewise, thank you for everything.
Anyway…
how did you decide to do about the single house in Suri-dong?
You need to give the client an answer soon.
I'm still thinking.
Come on, Ms. Ji. You're too indecisive.
That can't be an excuse to hesitate.
Especially, for your business partner.
Gosh, Mr. Lee.
You're jumping to conclusions.
I'm thinking of a way to convince the client.
You're wise, indeed.
It'd be much better if you can
convince them in a way to lower the estimate as little as possible,
for our business partnership.
I'm not surprised.
My gosh, Ms. Ji.
You're having quite a lot of fun since you became business partners.
Yes.
One year of doing business with him
might get me a lot of money.
Isn't it why you signed the deal?
You agreed to it because you wanted to make money for Kang-o and your mother.
Right, I did.
I better make a lot of money, since that's why I signed the partnership.
She's quite skilled.
Welcome.
Let me take a look around.
It's a secret that we know each other.
Try standing up now.
Is it comfortable?
This pair feels more comfortable than the previous one.
I'll take this.
Let me bring you a new pair, then.
Where did you find this smart girl?
I'm already causing you trouble. It'd be horrible if she were dull.
She asked me which models were popular as soon as she started work.
She took pictures of every product and wrote model numbers and details
on the pictures to memorize them.
Really?
She keeps memorizing them when there are no customers.
I'm sorry I made you wait.
Let me check the condition for you.
What do you say?
It's only her first day, and she's sold seven pairs already.
I'll have it ready for you.
Ms. Lee.
Please help this customer.
Mr. Kang.
Excuse me.
- Welcome. - Hello.
Seong-jae.
You shouldn't come like this. You wanted to keep it a secret.
I came out of concern because it was your first day.
What's there to worry?
I've had all kinds of part-time jobs, from a café to a department store.
You have?
Get out of here. Mr. Kang is giving us a suspicious look.
Please visit again, sir.
Wait, I…
The estimate is much higher than the budget,
so our children want us to sell the house and move to an apartment.
Are you also inclined to do so?
No.
I want to live in this house until the day I die.
Then, ma'am, do you mind if I visit your place?
I didn't take the measurements myself,
so I'd like to check the house myself and discuss things with you.
My husband was born in this house.
I also feel attached to it because I've lived here ever since I got married.
I bet.
Let me take some time to look and think of a way to reduce the estimate.
Please do what you can, Ms. Ji.
Okay.
Oh, Eun-o.
- I was about to call you. - Why?
She's here. Ms. Ko.
Ms. Ko, what brings you here?
You must be surprised that I came unnoticed.
You could've just reached out.
I couldn't.
I wasn't sure if you'd be here,
but I still had to come.
Did something happen?
I took a nap today, which I never do.
I had a dream while I was dozing off for a bit.
What kind of dream?
In that dream…
You know the glass artwork I gave you as a gift, right?
It was shattered into pieces.
What?
But the thing is, it was too vivid.
It didn't just fall and break.
It shattered, as if it was stepped on.
So, I decided to come.
I see.
Did something happen again?
Or are you still troubled with the same problem?
My brother hasn't returned.
Get rid of that thing, Eun-o.
I don't think it brings in good energy.
Instead…
keep this.
I bought it in Paris.
I bought two just in case, you see.
It was so pretty that I wanted to give it to someone.
Gosh, it's okay.
No, I insist.
Touch it.
It's really soft and fluffy.
I think what you need…
is warmth.
Please don't be heartbroken.
Thank you.
Hi, honey.
What?
Honey, you can't do this all of a sudden.
Who goes on a business trip in a rush like this?
We have a medical checkup booked in three days.
You skipped it last year too.
Don't go.
I'm listening.
So, when are you coming back?
I wonder if I can put it off.
It's hard to make an appointment.
When should it be?
Who's that?
She seems familiar.
Oh, my. Silly me.
You must've felt uncomfortable.
Not at all.
Oh, this will do.
You heard me just now, right?
My husband and I are supposed to get a medical checkup in three days,
but he's going on a business trip to Germany.
Right.
Come with me, Ms. Ji.
I hate hospitals, you see.
I especially hate medical checkups that take a whole day.
My husband usually forces me to do it.
It's already been paid for.
Join me.
No, it's okay.
When was your last checkup?
When I was working at a company.
Then it's overdue.
Can't you please go with me and keep me company
so I won't be bored?
Is that it?
Oh, my. I'm getting goose bumps.
I can't believe
she had that dream without knowing what happened to this.
Besides, you've been struggling because of Kang-o lately.
I know.
It's like she can read my mind.
This is so strange.
Mom, shouldn't you go to a doctor with me?
No.
I'm really okay.
Don't worry about me. Just get ready.
- I think you have a fever. - Gosh.
No, it's okay. Just hurry up and get going.
You didn't even have water since yesterday evening.
You're not taking me anywhere.
Just go get yourself checked up.
And tell her…
how grateful I am, okay?
- Ms. Ji. - Hello.
You only skipped dinner, and it shows on your face already.
It's because you're too skinny.
Let's go to a delicious place after the checkup.
Sure.
Oh, my mom said thank you.
I haven't been feeling well lately.
She's grateful I could get this nice checkup done.
You share every little thing with your mom, don't you?
Not everything.
I'm jealous.
You're out already.
Let's go.
Okay.
You look too shabby to be a business owner.
You say you can handle it on your own,
yet your marriage got called off on the wedding day.
Keep it from Sang-cheol, Da-jung.
If you tell him, I'll run away from home.
A family registry, diploma and property tax statement
don't tell everything about a person.
It's only the outermost side of them.
I'm going to drive you home when you leave work after 10:00 p.m.
What if Seong-jae changed his mind?
Did he quit helping her?
No man spends his time on a woman he's not into.
There are two kinds of love in the world.
One that you realize first and one that others notice first.
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