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(Episode 26)

Ji... Ji An.

You... You were alive.

You were alive.

Why... Why didn't you...

Why didn't you call us?

You should've called us to say you're okay.

I'm sorry.

You could've called us.

I called you, texted you, and even...

left voice messages every day.

I lost my cellphone.

I see. Where have you been?

Were you in this town the whole time?

I don't want to talk about it.

I'm sorry.

Then where... Where are you staying now?

What are you doing in this town?

I'm working here.

You worked?

Were you in Seoul the whole time then?

Yes.

You don't need to worry about me.

I... I'm...

sorry.

I sent you to them without any explanation.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

Only if I could go back in time.

I regretted so much...

after letting you go like that.

Father.

Right. It's not...

your fault. We deceived you.

Why would you take the responsibility alone?

You should've told me when you found out.

You must have...

suffered a lot alone.

I thought something happened to you.

Please stop, Dad.

Right.

Let's go home.

- Let's go home and... - I'm not going home.

I don't want to go back.

What?

I want to stay alone. I like it now.

What do you mean you're not coming home?

I think I'm old enough to live alone.

Ji An. I...

started my own business. I got the first contract.

I even got paid too.

The start was good, so as long as I manage it well,

you won't have to suffer anymore.

That's not it.

Right. Right.

It must not be easy to face me and your mom.

You must've been very upset and disappointed.

We should still work it out.

Even if you get upset at us,

we should work it out together in person.

You can also listen to our story.

We're family, aren't we?

You should at least give us a chance to ask...

for your forgiveness.

Why should I?

Do we have to work it out...

if we're family?

Why?

Must families live together...

even though it's not easy?

Do you think...

I can face you and Mom?

Do you think I can live with you?

You should still give us a chance at least.

You should.

I want to be alone now without a family.

I'm sorry.

Leave me alone for a while.

Will you at least answer your phone?

I don't have a cellphone now.

Seo Ji An hasn't called yet?

She disappeared after that day.

Nobody knows where she is.

I should hire someone to find her.

What for?

Then is the planning team...

in charge of the lifestyle-shop launch?

Yes, sir.

Let's talk again when the layout is set.

There was a good job position for Ms. Seo.

I submitted an application on her behalf.

I told Ms. Seo about the position,

but I used your number as she doesn't have a phone.

If you receive a call for the interview,

please notify her.

P.S.

I'd be grateful if you make her attend it.

I don't know what I'm doing between them.

Okay.

I'll tell her if I get the call.

That was fast.

Did he really tell Ji An about this?

He might not tell her...

since he wants her by his side.

I'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye.

Bye.

Newbie,

you should go too.

Okay.

Give her a lot of work...

so she won't have time to think.

Can you...

smooth this with sandpaper?

Sure.

What is this?

Well, it's a vanity table.

There are a few products...

I assemble because I enjoy the work.

I'll be out for a while.

Okay.

Tae Soo.

I haven't seen him sleep this early recently.

Why did he...

fold his clothes neatly?

Tae Soo.

He must've been really exhausted.

Ji Tae.

Go see your dad for a minute.

He won't wake up and keeps sleeping.

Since when was he asleep?

When I got home yesterday, he was already asleep.

That's not weird. He's been really tried.

Yes, he has been, but he has never slept...

for that long without waking up.

He's been asleep for just one night. Let him rest.

Okay. Have breakfast.

I don't have an appetite.

We're off now.

But I already made breakfast.

Take a break. Let's have some coffee.

Okay.

This is good.

Ji An doesn't eat at home.

She's not warming up to me.

Let her be.

It's better that way, but...

You weren't checking up on her either.

That's what I promised her.

Okay.

There are times when attention...

is bothersome.

Hello.

Oh, right.

Do you have any plans for lunch today?

No, I don't.

I was supposed to treat you to a meal.

How about today?

I'd love to.

Then think about what you want to eat.

I'll go to the bakery during lunch time.

Mr. Baker!

I'm going out to eat lunch today.

Mr. Sunwoo promised me the other day.

Buying you lunch?

Yes! He wants to have lunch today.

Good for you.

You're finally having lunch after months.

He wants me to pick the menu.

What should I eat?

Something that takes long to prepare.

- Sorry? - Pick the menu that...

would take the longest until your lunch is over.

My goodness.

How did the cafe owner seem to be?

Not good.

Not good?

She's not friendly to me anymore.

But since when did you have feelings for her?

It was on the fifth of March...

in 1998.

Sorry?

Do you know why my name is Kang Nam Goo?

Your parents must've had a good sense of humor.

I wouldn't know...

if they had a good sense of humor...

or if they were scary.

Why is that?

The surname of the director...

of the orphanage I grew up in was Kang.

That's why my name is Kang Nam Goo.

After me, there were Kang Seo Goo and Kang Dong Goo.

The name of the guy who got there before me...

was Kang Won Do.

My gosh.

You can't stay there after high school.

I received 3,000 dollars for my living expenses.

I learned making batter from a lady who sold...

hotteok in front of my school.

I only got to try it five times...

over six years while I was in school.

It was amazingly good.

Only five times?

I thought I'd make a lot of money with that.

I heard that...

female college students love snacks.

So I went to Ewha Women's University without a plan.

- Can I have hotteok? - Sure.

Here you go.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

I really thought it was delicious,

but I wondered why people in Seoul didn't like it.

Every day, I couldn't break even.

My business was going nowhere.

Three hotteoks, please.

- Sure. - It's cold.

A college student came with her friends.

This tastes terrible.

One hotteok, please.

Then she came back to eat hotteoks...

three days in a row.

Thank you.

And on her fourth day...

How old are you?

I'm 20.

You're younger than me then.

Hey, try mixing corn flour...

and glutinous rice flour in the batter.

Then the batter will taste savory, and the texture...

will stay soft even when it gets cold.

When you add ground dates...

and chestnuts to the sugar stuffing,

the sweetness will become stronger.

It will taste better.

I followed her advice,

and the taste really improved a lot.

Is that how your business went well?

Of course. It became delicious.

But after that day, she didn't come back.

Why didn't she come?

I wanted to thank her.

I wanted her to taste my food too.

I waited her for two weeks.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Welcome.

Wait!

Excuse me.

Hey.

I made it using your recipe.

Really?

It's really good.

She was the first person...

to smile so bright...

to someone like me.

I never had a mother, you know.

Then...

is she the cafe owner?

So she's your first love.

She's not my first love.

Then?

You call someone first love...

when you have loved someone else.

But she's my only love.

Is she the reason why you're not married?

When we start selling interior materials,

we'll need more staffs.

Why would we hire people when we didn't begin it?

You're here to help me.

I am your business partner as well as an investor.

I'm supposed to stay until I get my investment back.

So?

Are you leaving now that you got your money back?

That's not what I am saying.

I'm just saying we should take it easy.

Let's do the market research first and talk.

Let's do that.

Hello?

Isn't this Ms. Seo Ji An's phone?

Pardon me?

If the company calls to ask her for an interview,

please notify Ji An.

Excuse me, but where are you calling from?

This is the HR department of Wonderful Tech.

Right.

She studied a long time ago.

And she's still very dexterous.

She's twice as fast as Sun Tae.

That's her.

She wanted to be a sculptor.

Right. Muscle memory...

never gets forgotten.

You're in the state of trance right now.

What is it?

Wonderful Tech called...

and asked you to attend an interview.

They want you to call them back.

Did they call you?

Do Kyung put my number in the application.

Okay. Thank you.

I have a lunch appointment.

- Make sure you eat lunch. - Okay.

Wait. Hyuk.

Have you...

ever seen my dad?

I have.

He treated everyone in woodworking class.

Why do you ask?

It's nothing. Enjoy your lunch.

Okay.

Wonderful Tech called, and I informed Ji An.

Please do not contact me again.

I don't want to contact you again either.

You're here.

Why are you outside? You could stay inside.

My boss let me out early.

You're here.

Mr. Sunwoo, I am going to make my secret water.

She can't come back early.

Come late.

It's okay if she doesn't come back.

- We'll take time. - Okay.

- Okay. - Okay.

Go away. Goodness.

It's lovely.

Have a seat.

No.

Why not?

I love seeing your face outside.

Have you become thick-faced?

You've become thick-faced,

but you are still immature.

You will just be boring if you are mature.

Please.

Please stop it, Nam Goo.

I know.

I know why you pretended as if we met accidentally.

And I know why you ignored me.

So why are you telling me to stop?

Thank you.

Stop.

Thank you for pulling me out of the well.

You made me...

become as feisty as I used to be.

So stop there.

From now on,

I will live well.

- With me. - I...

I want to forget the past. I want to get away.

I want to get away from all my past.

Among everything that happened in the past,

I want the memory with you...

to remain beautiful.

You're so mean.

Yes.

I am a mean person.

I told you.

I was so mean to you.

Why can't you forget me when you have...

forgotten all of that?

You're a fool. I remember everything.

I know what I did.

I remember how shameless I was.

I can't do it.

I can't be with you.

Please...

help me.

Or I will have to leave.

Hee.

You help me.

After you left,

I hoped..

that you'd be happy.

That belief got me through each day.

I didn't care about my life.

Nothing was fun. I didn't even have any friends.

Don't you pity me?

I pity you.

That's what I am saying.

That's why I can't be with you.

You are too pitiful.

I can...

never be with you.

Please.

Don't come back.

What do we do? The line is too long.

It must be really popular.

How did you find this place?

I searched it online.

I love noodles.

They make fresh noodles here, so it's delicious.

Is that right?

I love noodles too.

Really? I like anything made with flour.

Udon, spaghetti, jajangmyeon, jjamppong...

What else is there?

Naengmyeon, tteokbokki, and kalguksu.

That's why you make bread.

I do love bread the most.

- It's good. - It's good.

Are things better now?

What?

You look happy today.

It's still not okay.

I feel happy when I forget about it.

When I think about it, I don't feel good.

That's why people work when they're frustrated.

It makes you not think.

That's why I am the happiest...

when I am at the bakery.

You studied Dental Hygienics, right?

What?

Do you remember me?

Do you remember seeing me at the dentist's?

Yes.

You were very impressive that day.

I thought I was the only one remembering it.

It must've been a bad memory.

Why did you study that when you love bread?

I wanted to do it at first.

I wasn't going to go to college at first.

But my sister applied it for me.

She said I'd get a job easier.

Your sister has a good sense of reality.

But you didn't like it, did you?

I realized it when I was training.

I have a strong stomach.

But I couldn't stand looking at the inside...

of people's dirty mouth and throat.

I was traumatized.

How did you manage to work at the dentist's?

I didn't work as a nurse.

I was only the cashier.

That day, the nurse's appendix burst,

so the dentist asked me to fill in.

I see.

I'm back.

I ordered fried rice for you,

but he accidentally took it.

I am sorry.

Are you okay with jjamppong?

I can't eat spicy food.

I am okay with anything.

We have to eat to survive.

You can't keep skipping meals.

Here.

Thank you.

Now that I'm old,

I can't stop nagging...

at people who are about my children's age.

I was supposed to treat you.

Why did you pay for it?

You assembled my vanity table,

and you helped me when I passed out.

But I left you in Incheon.

So I still owe you.

I should treat you next time.

Next time?

I can't stand owing someone.

(Kim Gi Jae)

Yes, Gi Jae.

Ji An called off the interview.

She called off the interview?

Yes. I told you what happened.

Do what you want. I'm hanging up.

Okay. Thanks.

She called off the interview?

What is she thinking?

Excuse me.

Let's talk outside.

I heard you called off the interview.

I did.

Why did you do that?

I have no reason...

to explain to you why I called it off.

I told you clearly.

You applied to this job just like anybody else.

I applied you there because you're good.

You passed because you are qualified.

I know that.

I applied to companies countless times.

So why would you not go to the interview?

Answer me.

I don't want to go.

When I told you I applied for you,

you didn't say you didn't like it.

I never said I liked it.

What?

I said I'd think about it.

Is that why you decided...

not to go to the interview?

Why are you really here?

I don't understand you.

You have to live well.

Okay.

You did everything you want to, right?

Ji An. What's wrong with you? Why do this?

Just yell at me.

I know it. You have the right to be upset.

Mr. Choi.

You are aware that it's ridiculous...

for you to care about me, don't you?

No.

Why is it ridiculous?

Try to think from my perspective.

How could I just watch you being like this?

You're worried because I was once your sister.

You feel bad that I went through a lot...

when I am actually innocent. Right?

Right.

When you found out I wasn't your sister,

we made a deal.

And we tried hard.

But things didn't work out the way I wanted.

Then...

that's it for us.

But I owe you.

You don't owe me at all.

It was my parents who did something wrong.

And you did me a favor.

You helped me a lot.

Mr. Choi already knew about it,

and things didn't go the way we planned.

That was...

it for the two of us.

But you are strange. Very strange.

Why do you care?

How many times did I tell you?

Why do you care?

You are...

You make me speechless.

I have nothing to do with you.

Since we have nothing to do with each other,

you shouldn't care about how I live.

I have no reason to see you again.

I don't want to see you again.

Okay.

Fine.

Thank you. Bye.

Do you want beer instead of cold coffee?

No. I am working.

Why did you call off the interview?

Is it because you are afraid that...

Do Kyung did something to help you?

No. I just don't want to do that anymore.

What's that?

I want to stop looking for better jobs...

and for companies that would pay me more.

I want to stop applying to big corporations...

and attending interviews.

It's all useless.

After my father's business bankrupted...

and I gave up going to art school,

I wanted to succeed on my own.

The only way to do that was to work...

at a big corporation.

But it was so difficult.

If I turned my eyes to smaller companies,

I could've started working sooner.

I wanted to be someone...

who has a fancy job.

I was so desperate to get paid more.

That's why I left home...

immediately when they said I had a rich family.

I am telling you again. It's not your fault.

I went there because they are rich.

If they were poor,

would I have gone to them in just a few days?

Even if I was their real daughter,

how could I have abandoned my parents...

who raised me?

That was who I was.

That sounds like you've given up on yourself.

That doesn't concern me anyway anymore.

I know who I am now.

I like this for now.

I like doing this.

Aren't you going to eat?

I don't want to eat.

You've done enough.

If you won't take responsibility for her,

you should give up.

It sounds like Ji An has made up her mind.

Why am I so anxious?

Everything she said is right.

But she lost her spirit, and she became so aloof.

And I can't stop thinking about her.

That's a strange way to say that you like her.

It's different from that.

I know that I have feelings for her.

But I don't plan to get involved with her.

Right. So Ra is coming next week.

I know.

Are you going to meet her?

I should meet her.

You don't like her enough to give up...

Haesung Corporation.

My life has been determined upon my birth.

All right.

What?

Where's my stuff?

Your mother told me to throw them out.

You threw them out?

Where?

They must've picked the garbage up already.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Ji Soo.

What's going on?

Please turn the car around.

Okay.

Before I could stop her, she ran out of the house.

She's such a reckless simpleton.

Vice President Choi.

Do Kyung.

I met her on the way home.

Ji Soo.

You took them back?

Yes, these are mine.

Did you not see the things in your room?

I got you even better ones for you.

They're not my style.

I'll bring these up to her room.

I'll ask Ms. Min to send someone for this.

That's okay. I'll take care of it.

What's going on?

Nothing.

Her room smells funny.

They were in the garbage truck.

Ms. Min, take them all out and wash them tomorrow.

No. Tell Ji Soo to come down.

She's coming down.

What are those?

These were in my room.

They still have price tags on them for a refund.

Do you want these?

No. I don't wear someone else's clothes.

Have a seat.

- Ji Soo. - Yes.

Even though I call you Ji Soo for now,

you were born as Choi Eun Seok.

And you should've raised with the name.

But I didn't grow up with the name.

I know.

So I feel sorry that you're acting like this.

Acting like this?

What did I do wrong?

You are our family no matter what.

And our family has our own special rules.

We are not the same with other people.

What's different?

This is Haesung Corporation.

Is it that you have much more money than others?

You can't say things so bluntly like that.

It sounds uncultured.

Choi Seo Hyun.

You said I'm supposed to knock to ask...

for permission to enter a room in this house.

Right. It's a matter of etiquette.

Doesn't that mean I can't come into you room...

without your permission?

And...

is it reasonable to throw away my stuff like that?

That never happened with my previous family.

I never borrowed my sister's clothes...

without her permission.

How dare you try to compare them to us?

It's weird. It doesn't make any sense to me.

How could you...

throw away my stuff without asking me?

I just told you why.

I wanted to make you fit in our family.

I told you I didn't come here to become Eun Seok.

Then who will you become?

You're here as you don't want to live as Ji Soo.

Can't you at least give it a try?

Can't you think about what I've gone through for you?

I just want to give you...

what I couldn't get you while you were gone.

Can't you understand that?

Just for you,

we decided to forgive Seo Tae Soo and Yang Mi Jung.

We didn't even report them to the police.

I even let her keep the restaurant.

We didn't do anything even to your siblings...

because they raised you.

What does that mean?

The police?

Were you going to report my parents to the police?

What were you going to do to Ji Ho and Ji Tae?

They took you...

and switched you with their kid. It's a crime.

They are my parents.

They raised you, but they are not your parents.

I'm your mother.

You gave birth to me, but you're not my mother.

You're responsible for losing me.

So they sent Ji An here instead of me.

But it didn't even last a year.

Ji An was going to tell you the truth.

How could you think about calling the police?

I clearly told you.

I'm the only one who can get angry with my parents.

Because you lost me.

Why are you being so foolish? Wake up.

I'm your mother.

You are our family. We're of the same blood.

What use is blood when we don't live together?

You and your husband are just like strangers to me.

Because we didn't know each other.

If you want to stay strangers with us...

If you aren't even going to try,

just get out of here.

Okay.

I'll leave this house. Just get me a house.

What? A house?

Parents are supposed to support their kids.

But you didn't spend a dime to raise me so far.

My mom's restaurant? How much did it cost?

Did it cost more than what she's spent to raise me?

Gosh.

Just get me a room. Then I'll leave immediately.

Look at her.

She's so...

Mom, this is it. I called dibs on it a year ago.

Now, they offer a 50-percent discount.

I wanted to dress you up...

when you go to college.

But all I can get you is carrying-overs now.

I'm sorry.

I have no choice as your dad's business failed.

It's okay, Mom. I like this.

It has unique patterns.

You have such a unique taste.

I know. I'm unique.

I'm unique just like you.

With 20 percent discount, it's 213 dollars.

Why do you give only 20 percent discount?

The banner says 50 percent.

It's for the items on the right. This is 20 percent.

We should buy Ji An's coat as well.

Mom, I've wanted this coat for a year.

I'll take it.

I'll buy a cheaper one for Ji An.

Thank you, Mom.

I really love it. Thank you.

Mom.

Ji Soo, it's me.

Can I come in?

No, you can't.

What? Is he still asleep?

He didn't even go out?

Tae Soo.

Honey.

You've been asleep for too long.

Leave me alone.

He said he'd meet So Ra when she returns.

Yes, that should help.

I'll tell Do Kyung to call.

Okay, goodbye.

(Chairman)

Father.

Why are you using your Korean phone?

What brings you here without prior notice?

How dare you speak to me like that?

Welcome, sir.

There's no need to call everyone.

I won't, sir.

Min Deul Rae.

Yes, sir.

You're too loyal to this household.

What do you mean?

Dad.

Don't serve anything.

Follow me.

400 dollars? 500?

Goodbye.

I got permission.

We can go after lunch.

Really?

I'll tell the agent we can stay longer.

I brown-nosed him to feed you lunch.

Let's eat after checking out the apartments.

It's perfect for a newlywed couple.

Fully furnished...

and a secure entrance.

Is it warm?

Of course.

It has district heating,

so you have hot water without the boiler.

That'll lower the heating cost.

District heating is convenient and efficient.

It's better than the other place in many ways.

Yes, that's true,

but it's smaller than how it seemed from the photos.

Houses like this...

are rare close to subway stations.

Why eat outside in the cold?

Just half a sandwich?

I spent too long indoors and felt stuffy.

This place has a nice view.

Let's find a larger apartment...

a few more stops away.

Why spend money on transportation?

I think that house is too expensive already.

At 800 dollars a month?

There isn't anything cheaper.

800 dollars a month.

In a year...

9,600 dollars?

Two years and it's close to 20,000.

It's okay. We don't need to give...

Ji Ho 1,000 a month for classes.

But still,

we lose almost 20,000 dollars in 2 years.

So what?

What's your point?

I think we should reconsider moving out...

No.

In our house,

we can't relax.

Then let's cancel my fund,

get a bank loan,

and lease a house long-term.

Why cancel your fund...

that's already losing money?

It's a waste to pay monthly rent.

It is if you think about it like that,

but if you consider our married life,

it's not.

No matter how much we do not care,

the atmosphere's heavy.

I don't want you to have to survive there.

Are you sure it's not you?

What?

You're the one who...

can't stand it, not me.

Don't use me as an excuse.

You don't mind?

What upsets me...

is seeing you get frustrated.

You aren't mentally independent.

I apologize, sir.

I called Ms. No's office...

when I got here,

but was told she went home early.

Why did you come all the way here?

I collected the money...

I made since you found out the truth.

I just couldn't spend it,

so I brought it here.

Why accept the offer if this is what you'd do?

Mr. Choi.

Until you find someone to take over,

I'll work on the staff...

and do my best without taking a pay...

and make sure the business flourishes.

So please...

don't threaten Ji An any longer.

I can't turn myself in because of Ji Soo.

Rather than make money with Ji An hostage,

I'd prefer to die.

I talked to your husband already.

Didn't he tell you?

What did you say?

That I hold no grudge.

You can keep the restaurant...

as payment for raising my daughter.

What?

I apologize.

My husband won't wake up from his sleep.

I met him two days ago.

Right.

He was asleep when I came home that day.

He's still fast asleep.

Is he not sick?

He has no fever...

and wakes if I shake him.

He just wants to be left alone.

Is Ji An home yet?

No.

What's up? You're usually too busy to call.

Doctor Go, what's wrong with me?

I feel lonely.

I feel angry and lost...

and empty.

What else?

It's like I have nothing.

Guess what?

I even feel like crying.

And?

Then...

I get bouts of anger.

It's male menopause.

Male menopause?

Are you sure nothing else is wrong?

For someone with as restraint as you...

to suffer like this,

there must be...

something else bothering you.

Are you treating me like a patient?

I'm here for some tea.

Since you're here,

let's play doctor-patient.

Then I have to tell you everything.

So there is something wrong.

Next time.

Oh, right.

Can someone sleep for two nights...

and three days straight?

Who do you mean?

Someone I know.

He sleeps without even eating.

I can't say anything for sure,

but it can happen if the person...

doesn't want to be conscious.

He doesn't want to be conscious?

If there's a reality he doesn't want to...

wake up to face,

or if it's too painful,

some people choose sleep to avoid it.

I see.

(No Myung Hee)

Mr. Chairman.

You didn't say you'd visit.

I heard you two got into trouble.

Seo Ji An isn't my granddaughter.

Did my wife tell you?

She said she wanted to come to Hawaii.

Suddenly, for no reason.

She'd never do that.

Something had to be wrong.

I didn't know what, but something was wrong.

So as soon as I left hospital,

I got on a plane.

Did you tell him everything?

Are you trying to place the blame on someone?

It's a huge disaster.

When there's a crisis,

damage control comes first.

Countermeasures.

What is your plan?

I'm done for the day. Goodbye.

What are you making? It's an unusual size.

Mr. Sunwoo decided to sell...

subsidiary materials on his website.

I'm making a sample bathroom cabinet.

I see.

If you want to stay,

make one yourself.

Me?

You helped me make one yesterday.

Just follow the instructions.

Stop before the finishing.

Okay.

I could turn it in and get the receipt.

No, no. I'll go.

Secretary Yoo, do you think I'm crazy?

I'm not.

Then what is it?

Concern, sense of responsibility.

Moral consideration?

I have a bad feeling.

(Woodshop)

He's still asleep.

It's not good. Let's wake him.

Dad.

Dad.

Father, are you unwell?

Dad, wake up. Let's see a doctor.

I'm fine.

Get up. You haven't been normal for days.

I said I'm fine.

Help me make him sit up.

Dad.

Let's go to a hospital.

Leave me alone.

Will you wake up?

What do you care?

What do you care?

Where is she?

Ji An.

You who keeps calling my name.

Why are you here? You can't be waiting for me.

I was waiting for you.

That can't be.

We met before, but we have no reason to now.

I brought this.

The duck you drew on the shirt won first place.

This is the prize money.

Is it?

Yes. Why else would I come here?

I didn't enter the competition.

I did for you because it was cute.

You always do such pointless things.

Stop being so angry.

And you don't get a hint.

Why are you being sarcastic?

Don't you think...

it's because this is so incredulous?

Are you the only staff at Haesung Apparel?

A VP delivers prize money to an employee who quit...

without entering a competition?

I just need the receipt.

Would you have wanted to see a colleague?

I came so they won't have to see you like this.

Hand it over.

First place.

Yes.

I wasn't involved.

Why is it 5,000 dollars?

You should deduct the 4.4 percent tax.

It should be 4,780 dollars.

Why are you making up excuses to see me?

Do you still like me? That's not good.

- Don't jump the gun. - I'm not.

You stood waiting outside where I live.

If you don't want me to suspect,

don't do anything suspicious.

I don't want to see you. Why do you keep coming?

I have to, I'm worried about you.

You get on my nerves.

Not that again.

Why can't you keep your emotions in check?

Isn't one mistake enough?

Ji An.

The responsibilities your feelings entail scare you,

but you're bothered, like before.

You were afraid I'd suggest something.

You got scared thinking I might say I like you.

Am I crazy?

I know what your family's like.

Do you think I'll cling to the feelings a rich man...

had for a while?

You're the coward who got the wrong idea,

made excuses, and ran off first.

I admit to that.

I was a coward.

And now you're concerned?

How dare you pretend?

I'm really sorry...

about that day.

If you do, don't come here.

Don't worry about me.

You aren't acting normally.

What?

You won't get a job or go home.

You worked by the sea.

Here, you're cutting wood. As if you've given up.

That's why I'm bothered.

If you don't want to bother me, go home.

Do you know how much your father misses you?

I wanted to bring him to you.

He thought you were dead.

I only told him you were safe.

That...

was you?

You told my dad I lived in this neighborhood?

How dare you?

How dare you do that?

Why? What gave you the right to step in?

What gave you the right to tell my dad where I am?

How dare you?

Ji An.

Do you think I put up with your visits for...

the sake of our past? No.

I considered it a rite of passage...

because I know what you're like.

You'll talk about noblesse oblige...

and keep coming, ignoring my feelings.

You'll come until you run out of excuses.

I know that's the kind of person you are!

I didn't go home.

I didn't want to see him.

How dare you force me to see him?

What gave you the right to butt in when it's over?

Ji An.

Choi Do Kyung.

Don't ever show up again.

I don't want to...

see your face ever again.