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This is the list of people I've been approaching.

The five at the top are ready to jump ship.

The others are still weighing their options.

Most of them will take the offer though.

Let me add one more name.

Will it be possible?

Unbelievable. Why is the old man...

obsessed with that hospital anyway?

It's not the hospital, but the person in it.

Master Kim.

Chairman Do...

has been requesting a meeting with Chairman Shin.

It seems like he's working with a giant company...

to push his project forward.

The directors on the board...

are already mostly on board.

Before it is officially brought up for a vote,

we should make our move.

May I ask why you're being hesitant?

A particular reason?

It's the people, I guess.

A hospital can't be run by itself.

It needs doctors and medical staff...

to properly function.

Dr. Kang Dong Joo and Dr. Yoon Seo Jung.

Won't they be back in the next year?

You also have an orthopedic doctor...

two new fellows.

Still,

they need someone with experience to guide them.

And they have you.

Are you saying they need someone else?

You think you won, don't you?

Dr. Park.

Do you head in to surgery just to beat other doctors?

That's not the attitude...

a doctor should harbor.

Something about him...

keeps provoking Dr. Park in some way.

Now, this has become a matter of pride to him.

Is this Master Kim truly that great?

Come on.

Even Seo Woo Jin has gotten cheeky now that he's with Master Kim.

There's nothing more I can do for the old man except...

So how about it?

Can you get rid of the jerk?

(Seo Woo Jin)

Are you going to just stand there?

Don't you know it's polite to greet your elders?

Save it.

I'd rather we talk someplace quiet.

Do you want to cause a fuss, or will you just quietly follow us?

Can you believe it?

They just dragged it away and then charged me with...

Gosh, look at all these zeroes.

Woo Jin?

Where did he go?

Seo Woo Jin?

Woo Jin?

Seo Woo Jin!

(Chapter 13: Defense mechanism)

(11 hours ago)

It's healing nicely.

Of course, it's healing nicely. You did the stitches.

It's all done.

I'll take out the stitches after 3 to 4 days.

Okay, sir.

- How is your wrist? - It's fine.

And your elbow?

That's fine too.

When are you going to fix a date for your CTS surgery?

The OS department will take care of that.

Can you tell me the date as well?

After all, I'm your doctor.

My doctor?

Yes, I'm your doctor until I take out your stitches.

Are you bored these days?

No, I'm not bored. I'm worried as your doctor.

How long are you going to stay out of the OR?

I'll take care of that issue.

That's between me and Dr. Park.

When you have time,

you should study as many medical cases as you can.

A surgeon who's on a break should always be ready...

to go back to the OR. Do you understand?

Yes.

I'll be off now.

Bye.

Have you arranged the schedule for the Whipple's operation?

Well, the thing is,

Dr. Shim hasn't confirmed the surgery yet.

Do I also need to take care of the OP booking now?

No, sir.

I'll deal with it, sir.

Where is Dr. Shim?

What's the problem, Dr. Shim?

Why haven't you arranged surgery for Kang Ik Joon yet?

I already told him that he can get surgery today.

Something bothers me.

What do you mean?

The operation laboratory tests came out fine.

But his EKG is what bothers me.

What's wrong with the EKG?

It looks like he has WPW syndrome.

"WPW"?

"WPW"?

I think we should operate on him after consulting an internist.

Call the internal medicine department.

Okay, sir.

Hello, sir. It's Yang Ho Jun.

I'm sure you already know how much this surgery means to me.

Yes, I know.

That's why I think we should be careful.

My gosh, I must be nuts. I can't believe I woke up so late.

What is the matter with me?

I even set two alarms.

But I can't believe I ignored both of them.

Have you ever operated on a patient with WPW syndrome?

Yes, just once.

We operated after the patient checked with a cardiologist,

took an EP study, and received an ablation procedure. Why?

Does someone have WPW syndrome?

I think Dr. Park's VIP patient...

has that syndrome.

Let's go out on a date.

I need to go. Let's talk later.

Hey, wait.

What?

Do I have sleep in my eyes again?

Hope you have a good day.

My gosh, I'm running late.

You too, Woo Jin. I hope you also have a good day.

What kind of patient is it?

Incoming!

Take him to the hybrid room.

- How are his vitals? - 100 over 70. 140bpm.

Let's move the patient. 1, 2, 3.

Set up IV lines and run operation laboratory tests.

And ask for two packed red blood cells.

- Okay. - Is everything else fine...

other than his leg?

Yes, his leg got amputated by a cutter in the factory.

His colleagues tried to stop the bleeding with a belt.

So thankfully, he didn't bleed out too much.

Let's just leave the belt.

I'm sorry I'm late.

Get me a gauze and some dry dressings.

Okay.

What should we do with the amputated leg?

Mr. Park, please take the stump.

Okay. Let me take that.

Cool the resection margin first. Then cover it with gauze...

dipped in saline so that it doesn't dry up.

- Okay. - Mr. Park, I'll help.

His vitals?

100 over 60. 135bpm.

Give him 5mm of morphine.

Okay.

Sir, please wait for a little.

We'll give you morphine. Hang in there.

Dr. Bae, how is the patient?

It's a thigh amputation.

He needs to get surgery right away.

Mr. Heo, does he work at the factory?

- Yes. - Did you call his guardian?

The guardian is on the way.

Okay.

I want CS...

to get involved in this.

Dr. Bae, call Anesthesiology,

and get ready for surgery.

Okay.

We'll perform a bone fixation on his supine position first,

and make him get cardiovascular surgery on his prone position.

Ms. Oh, please take his x-ray.

- Okay. - Sir.

Let me take a look at your wound.

Ms. Oh, get me a pair of forceps and some gauze.

Cover it with the gauze.

What do you want?

I'm not a cardiologist.

So I can't calculate the OP risk.

So what?

What should we do?

I think we should further study his condition.

We're not well-equipped,

so you should send him to the main hospital.

But he purposely came all the way here...

just to get surgery.

Wouldn't it be rude to send him back to the main hospital?

Well, you do have a point.

Then what do you think we should do?

Well...

He didn't show any particular symptoms.

And he's been doing fine until now.

And because he's so young,

the cancer is spreading very quickly and aggressively.

It's only been a month, but it already spread...

to his biliary tract and transverse colon.

Either way, we'll be taking a risk.

I guess you're right.

Let's do this.

Let's take him to the main hospital...

and study his condition after we complete his surgery.

What do you say?

Pardon?

I'll refer to your note...

and discuss the matter with the anesthesiologist.

You may leave.

What do you want?

We have an acute appendicitis patient.

He needs surgery right away. What should we do?

Hey, why are you asking him?

He's busy with his VIP patients.

Why don't you go ask Master Kim?

He's treating a patient with an amputated leg...

and is planning to do surgery with OS.

If you'll lift my surgery ban, I'll go in.

Dr. Yang, you do it.

- Me? - It doesn't take that long.

You do it.

Yes, sir.

I'll call Anesthesiology.

What do you mean?

We can't use OR 1?

Dr. Park told us to keep OR 1 free...

at all times in case of VIP surgery.

Even if it's the president's order, this is an OR.

You can't stop an anesthesiologist from going in.

I know that.

But it's the president's order.

Take OR 2.

It's a thigh amputation,

and that requires a precise operation.

We need the machinery in OR 1.

Don't you get what I mean?

I do.

But what can I do? It's the president's order.

Take OR 2.

I'm taking OR 2.

The VIP needs more tests...

and his surgery will be delayed, just so you know.

- But... - Acute appendicitis case.

To OR 2.

Even with the president's orders, opening the OR...

is up to Anesthesiology.

You crossed the line.

Do you understand?

What?

Dr. Shim did that?

What should I do?

I should tell Dr. Park, right?

Darn it.

Let's deal with the acute appendicitis patient first.

Nothing good will come from telling him now. Okay?

What?

The patient's refusing surgery?

Why?

I think it's because of the medical bill?

The medical bill?

Sticking my leg back on...

doesn't mean I'll have full use of it.

Without a guarantee that I'll fully recover,

must I go through with expensive surgery?

If it's an industrial accident, you will be compensated somewhat.

Even if it's ruled an industrial accident,

I'll still have to pay a hefty chunk of the bill.

I don't have that much money.

Mr. Park.

No one came from the factory?

No. No one from management is here yet.

A man is that badly hurt.

How come no one's here yet? Darn it.

I'm here for Lee Dong Woo.

Are you Mr. Lee's wife?

Yes. He's my husband. Where is he?

I was told he hurt his leg.

Is it bad?

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What now?

What should we do now?

- Seung Hee. - What now?

I told you to be careful.

I told you to watch out!

What will you do now?

What should we do about this now?

What should we do?

How are we to live? What will happen to you?

- What now? - I was...

just not careful enough.

Honey.

How could this happen?

What should we do?

What are we to do now?

What can we do?

What now?

Why is my mom crying?

Your dad was badly hurt.

I think your mom's in shock.

Shall we wait outside?

I have a lollipop.

Why is my mom crying?

Ma'am. Crying won't provide us with a solution.

Mr. Lee. You need surgery.

What? Surgery?

- Surgery? - Yes.

Then can he get his leg back?

I can't get it back.

Even if they put it back on,

it won't recover 100 percent.

Your determination...

will affect the percentage of recovery.

What if the surgery is a failure...

and the leg rots?

You said then it has to come back off.

That means yet another operation.

I'm sorry, but I can't go through with that.

I can't spend tens of thousands of dollars...

into surgery that might not work.

And I can't deal with the finances after spending that.

So because of money,

you'll give up a leg?

What should we do?

This is...

the hand I was dealt with.

I was given a rotten hand in life.

I have no choice.

Listen to me.

Your son is out there hearing all this.

How can you say that and call yourself a father?

If you blame your life and luck,

do you think someone will take pity on you?

The world doesn't care for people who give up on their own.

It's not just the world.

Your son...

will see, remember, and learn this lesson.

That everything's up to luck and life.

That you can do nothing about it.

Even if you lose a leg, you have no choice because you're poor.

He'll remember you as a father who just gives up!

Don't yell at my dad!

My dad's in pain!

Don't scold him!

Don't cry.

Your son is better than you.

Come to me. Come here.

What should we do?

It's all my fault.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

How far...

must we treat a patient?

I'm sorry.

How deep...

must we look for their wounds?

(Operating Room 1, Operating Room 2)

This is a thigh amputation.

Master Kim will join us later to help with the vascular surgery.

Can I begin?

Yes. You can begin.

Keep track of the tourniquet time.

Yes, doctor.

We'll use the plate to fixate the bone.

Let's start with the reduction.

(Reduction: correcting bone alignment)

Self retractor.

One more, please.

The bone holding clamp.

(Operating Room 1, Operating Room 2)

- What now? - Another patient needs surgery.

Another? What is it this time?

Appendicitis.

Again?

I just took care of one with appendicitis.

I said it's an appendicitis patient...

because it's an appendicitis patient.

I don't have an answer for why that is.

It's not like I went out looking for an appendicitis patient.

There are odd days like this.

Anyway, I'll start prepping.

Hey, must I be wasting my time on appendicitis patients?

I have enough on my plate with the VIP's Whipple procedure.

It's not me who you should be complaining to.

You annoying little...

Yes, doctor.

Dr. Yang, it's President Park.

Put me on speaker, please.

Yes, doctor. It's me.

Have you confirmed with the internist on Mr. Kang's surgery?

Well, the thing is,

I'm still in surgery.

An appendicitis shouldn't take this long!

Actually,

another patient with appendicitis came in.

I'm on my second appendicitis patient.

Dr. Yang didn't have a choice.

You're the one who banned Dr. Seo from the OR.

He seems furious.

You don't know the half of it.

He's been constantly on my case.

Yes, Dr. Na. It's me.

When you're done consulting, don't bother contacting Dr. Yang.

Send the report to me directly. Right now.

Yes?

This is Seo Woo Jin.

Another trauma patient just came in.

He dropped from a ladder...

and is showing signs of an abdomen blunt injury.

After the CT scan, he'll need immediate surgery.

Should I have Dr. Yang take the patient...

or would you like to operate on him yourself?

Understood, sir. I'll assign him to Dr. Yang.

Dr. Seo, you're more tenacious than I gave you credit for.

Me?

You're provoking President Park on purpose.

What else can I do?

Trauma patients keep coming in and I can't stand by and do nothing.

Call it a one-man strike.

You're hoping that he'll finally cave in?

It's more like I won't stop until he does.

- Dr. Yun. - Yes?

Take the abdomen injury patient to get a CT scan...

and prep him for emergency surgery.

I'll notify OR 2.

Yes, doctor.

Dr. Seo, it's for you.

It's President Park.

Take that one.

This is Seo Woo Jin.

It's only until I'm done with the surgery on my VIP patient.

The trauma patients will be yours to operate on.

You will no longer pester and bother my teammates.

Understood?

No way.

I'll get prepped for surgery then.

He truly has changed, hasn't he?

I don't remember him to be that easy with smiles.

Doldam Hospital must be growing on him.

Bring over the C-arm.

C-arm on.

Okay, the bones seem to be in alignment.

The six-hole plate, please.

Guide pin.

Drill.

C-arm on.

On.

Master Kim, I have something to ask.

Yes?

You see, I emptied the medicine you prescribed me.

The medicine?

You know,

the one you prescribed for my nausea.

Right. And?

If you hand me the prescription, I'll...

A prescription isn't needed.

You've been taking pancreatic enzymes.

Sorry?

Pancreatic enzymes?

Pills for indigestion?

Yes.

Let me get this straight, Master Kim.

So the pills I've been taking for my nausea...

were indigestion pills?

Yes, that's right.

Sorry about that.

I'm famished lately whenever I come into the OR.

Gosh, I'm hungry.

Still, how could you give me pancreatic enzymes?

Eun Jae, have a seat.

I consulted a specialist I know in neuropsychiatry about your case.

The doctor suggested that...

you were dealing with too much pressure.

Wanting to be better...

would swallow you whole especially in tight spaces.

The doctor said that your body...

was only kicking into defense.

Eun Jae,

there's no need for you to feel pressured anymore.

You've been doing well...

and I'm sure you'll keep doing great work.

Don't you agree?

What are you doing here?

Eun Jae?

They were pancreatic enzymes.

What was?

The medicine Master Kim prescribed me for my nausea.

They were pills for indigestion.

No wonder.

Now I get why I was always hungry in the OR.

I'm not the type to binge-eat at night,

but...

I've been taking digestive medicine.

What now?

What else? Just do what you've been doing.

What you believed in weren't those pills anyway.

What do you mean?

The answer should be yours to figure out.

Bone tap, please.

The 36mm locking screw.

What I believed in...

weren't the pills?

What else can it be?

What are you up to? Are you on your break?

I have no time to babysit.

These are macaroons from Seoul.

Do you want some?

I can't since I have to be NPO.

My head's spinning as is, so don't make it worse.

Dr. Park.

I'm back. Unbelievable.

Trauma patients were flooding in...

Dr. Na sent his consultation report.

Take it and discuss the details with Dr. Shim...

and make sure that we can operate on him today.

Yes, sir.

(Medical Consultation Report)

But Dr. Park,

Dr. Shim just went into another surgery.

Don't worry about it, sir.

I'll confirm the schedule as soon as possible.

OR 1 is still vacant, right?

Actually,

there was a patient with an amputated thigh.

It required an intricate surgery...

and the tools in OR 1.

Mr. Heo and I were against it,

but Master Kim forced his way in.

Are you...

more afraid of Dr. Boo?

Sorry?

No, of course not, sir.

That is not the case.

When will you finally stop disappointing me?

I'm sorry, sir.

I'll straighten it out right away.

(Restricted Area, Operating Room)

What is it Dr. Yang?

Could you come out here for a second?

The IN doctor just sent over his consultation report.

Can't you see that I'm in surgery, Dr. Yang?

I only need five minutes.

Dr. Park is fuming.

It'll take me more than five minutes to look over anyway.

Wait until I'm done.

But Dr. Shim...

I spot another bleeding.

You checked all the blood vessels.

Could it be the spleen?

I don't think so.

The diaphragm is torn.

(Diaphragm: thin muscle at the base of the chest)

Dr. Seo?

Dr. Seo, not again...

What? A torn diaphragm?

I was treating an abdomen blunt injury patient...

for a rupture in his large bowel,

but I spotted a tear in his diaphragm.

Can you scrub in, Dr. Cha?

Are you kidding me?

You had to ask me that right now?

You're on speaker and everyone's listening.

Look here, Dr. Seo.

What kind of show are you wishing to see?

Must you see me pass out in the OR again?

Don't worry.

I'll carry you out on my back again.

Where's your confidence?

You've successfully performed many cases of surgery already.

You saved a patient from a penetrating trauma in the ER,

successfully performed the artery bypass,

and saved a man with an umbrella stuck in his lung.

Yesterday, you led the CABG case yourself.

Is there really anything you're still afraid of, Dr. Cha?

So what I trusted and believed was...

The Runner did a good job on the emergency procedure.

There's no need to seek my confirmation.

This is your operation. Do what you think is right.

You have five minutes to decide.

I'll wait for you, Dr. Cha.

Please hang up.

Shouldn't you get going?

It seems like you're needed.

Dr. Seo, it's been almost five minutes.

You should stop the bleeding and close him up.

That's a first.

Ms. Oh and I agree on something.

She's right, Dr. Seo.

Wrap this up already.

Dr. Seo.

Suture, please.

Wait, it's Dr. Cha.

It ruptured due to the pressure that was built up in his abdomen.

I think I already said this,

but isn't this something a GS surgeon can do?

Yes, I can.

What?

This is my way of telling you not to be afraid.

Whether you get a panic attack, run out after vomiting,

or pass out,

I'll back you up.

Suture, please.

Focus.

- Cut. - Cut.

Cut.

Cut.

We have bleeding.

Is it a clot?

No, there seems to be another origin.

Scissors.

He has a blunt injury, right?

He crashed onto a rail after falling off a ladder.

- On his chest wall? - No.

Slightly left to his umbilicus,

so I doubt his chest received any trauma.

I don't feel any injury along the chest wall.

It's an abdomen blunt injury,

so I doubt it's an issue with his lungs.

- The phrenic vessel. - The phrenic vessel.

(Phrenic vessel: a blood vessel on the diaphragm)

Found it. It was the phrenic vessel.

Suture, please.

Gauze.

Cut.

Cut.

- Master Kim. - Yes?

- They're ready for you. - Okay.

My gosh, you startled me.

What are you doing here?

Pardon? I'm waiting for Dr. Shim.

- Are you sick? - Pardon?

No, I'm fine.

Go to the ER and ask Dr. Jung to check your condition.

You don't look very well.

Go on. Get going.

(Restricted Area, Operating Room)

- Cut. - Cut.

Dr. Seo, you can wrap up.

Do you have a prior commitment?

Yes, I need to go to OR 1.

- Good work. - You too.

Good work.

I'll wrap up. Suture, please.

I'm sorry I'm late.

You shouldn't have come at all if you were going to be so late.

Why did you even bother?

I'm a cardiologist. I should be here.

From now on,

I'm going to attend all your operations.

My goodness, you're very eager.

I like it.

Eun Jae.

Will you be okay?

Of course. I just operated on someone already.

I'll be fine.

Okay. Attention, everyone.

Despite his difficult situation, this patient...

still decided to get an operation.

Let's do our best so he can walk again.

- Okay, sir. - Okay, sir.

Okay then.

Let's start with the artery.

Irrigation.

Sponge stick.

Suture.

Cut.

Cut.

- Cut. - Cut.

What brings you here without calling?

No reason.

I was passing by, and I thought I'd come visit.

Please take a seat.

No, I don't want to waste your time.

I heard the second son of Sejin Group's chairman is here.

Yes, that's correct.

Did you arrange the schedule?

I'm discussing it with Dr. Shim.

I guess...

you prefer to keep things to yourself.

I was going to tell you...

after I completed the surgery.

I really hope this surgery goes well.

I'm not sure if you know.

But Sejin Group has a very close relationship...

with our foundation.

- Dr. Yun. - Yes?

What are you reading?

I'll be taking my medical board exam soon.

So I'm procrastinating.

Will you go back to the main hospital if you pass the test?

I'm not sure. I haven't thought of that.

You can't go anywhere.

You're totally fit for Doldam Hospital.

Really?

Thank you.

- Do you think that's a compliment? - What?

Here.

Aren't you tired? Have a drink, ladies.

What is all this, Manager Jang?

I feel like I haven't been very attentive to the ER staff.

Go ahead and have a drink.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

By the way, is everything okay these days?

What do you mean?

Well...

Has anyone dropped by to check on you guys?

Or has anyone approached you...

and talked about a job position at a different hospital?

What? Do you mean that guy named Im Hyun Joon?

I saw him again earlier today.

Really? Where did you see him?

Well, I don't think...

My goodness, that's Dr. Jung.

Unbelievable.

Has he convinced Dr. Jung already?

Darn it.

Here is the contract that they gave me.

Give it a read.

Then sign it, and give it to me by tomorrow.

You're getting everything you asked,

so you should just sign it.

You know this kind of chance will never come again.

Dr. Jung.

Yes?

What are you doing here?

Well, I'm...

I asked him where the men's room is.

(Toilet)

It's right there.

Gosh, look at the time.

I'll be off now.

Hey, listen.

Do you think I don't know who you are?

Your name is Im Hyun Joon.

And I know you're trying to steal our staff...

by offering them twice their wage.

My goodness, you know that already?

You really are amazing, Manager Jang Gi Tae.

What?

How do you know my name?

How could I not?

You're legendary in this field of business.

"Legendary"?

Me?

Doldam Hospital is running at a deficit.

The only reason it still exists...

is all thanks to your managing skills.

Everyone knows that already.

Didn't you know?

No, not at all.

To be honest,

I feel uneasy to say this myself.

But it's not entirely wrong.

So I've been thinking...

Should I introduce you to a decent job in Seoul?

What? Me?

Once people find out that you're on the market,

they'll go crazy to hire you.

Really?

If you're interested, give me a call.

(Lim Hyun Joon)

I'll find you a decent job.

(Operating Room 1)

I don’t think you can file for an industrial accident.

But the doctor told me earlier...

that the factory will help us file for an industrial accident.

He even agreed to write a doctor's note regarding the issue.

That kind of stuff is useless.

Listen. Why don't you...

just settle it with company insurance?

Company insurance?

What do you mean?

It means the factory will compensate.

Industrial accidents are taken care of by the government.

But if you do as I say, the factory will take care of it.

But they're pretty much the same.

Really? I've never heard of it before.

Let's be realistic here. We're not even a main contractor.

We're pretty much in the very bottom line.

It's hard to get an industrial accident ruling.

That's why we rely on company insurance.

Like you said, there's always a solution.

Even if it's ruled an industrial accident,

the payout won't be much different.

Hospitals aren't a charity.

Expensive procedures aren't covered by insurance.

In the end, they just take money from...

poor people like us.

Do you get what I'm saying?

- Doctor. - Hello.

Is my husband out of surgery?

Yes. We just moved him to the ICU.

The surgery went well. Let's see how he does.

Thank you. Thank you.

Is this gentleman from the factory?

- Yes. - Yes.

I'm the factory's head manager.

Don't listen to him.

He's barking mad.

- Pardon? - What?

As I explained before the surgery,

your husband suffered nerve damage,

and we don't know what disability he'll be left with.

That's why you must apply for industrial accident coverage now...

to get compensated depending on the severity of his disability.

If you settle it with the factory, they most likely won't offer that.

We're a subsidiary of a subsidiary.

Industrial accidents don't apply to us.

My goodness.

What do you mean that doesn't apply to you?

Death or any injury or illness that takes over three days to treat...

can be compensated for by industrial accident coverage.

That's what the law says.

Let's be honest. You just don't want to bother with it.

Because if you make a claim,

your premium goes up and your factory loses points.

What are you talking about?

Seung Hee. That's not true at all.

I thought you wouldn't know much about this,

and came here to explain other options.

If you persuade this clueless woman...

to contact your insurance company and you get caught,

do you know the fine for that is 15,000 dollars?

If you can afford that,

give it to the injured worker to cheer him up.

How dare you try to be sly?

How could you do that? You should be ashamed.

How dare you say that?

I'm being sly?

When did I try to be sly?

Then what? Were you trying to be smart?

What? Smart?

Listen, doctor.

How old are you?

How dare you talk to me like that?

A man was hurt!

You should at least do your duty...

and then explain the company's circumstances.

You must be a husband and father yourself!

If you don't feel pity,

then at least try to pretend you're sorry.

And what?

Why did you ask how old I am?

Me?

I was born on November 3, 1964.

My gosh. I don't believe I'm saying this.

My gosh. Darn it all.

My goodness.

[VIU Ver] SBS E26 'Dr. Romantic S2' "Opposition to Min Guk's Plan" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-

Drink it. It's yours. You must be hungry.

I'm sorry I yelled earlier.

I yelled out of concern for your dad.

I was frustrated that he was refusing surgery.

Well,

Mom sometimes yells at him too.

For being frustrating.

I see.

Mister.

What?

Are you a good surgeon?

Yes.

I am pretty good when I'm...

in surgery.

That's good, then.

You were hungry.

You should say hello if you noticed someone.

We're not exactly close enough to say hi when we meet.

How's your wrist?

I heard it's bothering you.

We're definitely not close enough to ask about such things.

You're getting along with Dr. Park?

That guy is...

more close-minded than he looks and can be frustrating.

I wonder if you have any problems.

Does he know that...

you talk about him behind his back?

The VIP patient staying here.

Geodae Foundation considers him a very important client.

Take a bit more interest as head of surgery.

I'm sure President Park is doing what he must.

It's his patient.

You know, principled and inflexible people like him...

tend to mess up big time whenever they do.

That sounds like you want him to mess up.

Would I now?

I'm just being concerned.

See you around.

Oh, right.

Give Ms. Jo...

my regards.

Here's the internist's answer.

You can see that it says...

he recommends further tests after the operation.

That's the answer.

Isn't Dr. Na a pulmonologist and not a cardiologist?

Pardon?

Well, yes.

But it's the same internal medicine.

Can't you please just schedule the surgery?

You know something bad happens...

when you ignore a nagging feeling.

You know how sensitive Dr. Park has been lately.

Only too well.

He lost his composure which isn't at all...

like the Dr. Park we know.

He's so anxious that he just won't listen.

Exactly.

He's killing me. I'm dying over here.

Save me, Dr. Shim.

Schedule the surgery.

What if it were Dr. Seo...

and not you standing there?

What?

He'd try to persuade me not to do this surgery.

Dr. Shim.

What now? Shall I talk to Dr. Park...

or will you tell him?

Tell him what?

That I oppose this surgery.

I have a bad feeling about it.

(Park Min Guk)

So what?

She didn't schedule the surgery?

The thing is, Dr. Shim's being stubborn.

What on earth...

did you do today, Dr. Yang?

I'm sorry.

I kept you around for your smarts, not your skills,

and now you're not even smart.

You can't even control an anesthesiologist...

and you're ruining my plans?

I apologize. I'm very sorry.

Go to the patient right now...

and inform him that the surgery has been postponed to tomorrow.

And whatever happens,

make sure it's scheduled for tomorrow.

Okay?

Yes, sir. I'll do that.

What an idiot.

(Jeongseon-gun)

What's this?

What's the matter?

Was your car towed?

I guess so. What now?

Hey!

(Parking Enforcement)

How could I have forgotten about it?

Do you want me to come with you?

Gosh. Would you?

I'd be more than grateful.

- You're buying dinner. - Of course.

It should include a meat dish.

Hold on.

But my mom cut me off so I'm broke.

Hold on. Wait for me!

Beef would be nice.

Beef? That's Insane!

I have a better idea. How about fried chicken?

I quit eating that.

Are you sick, my friend?

How can you quit fried chicken?

Let go of me.

But fried chicken...

No one quits fried chicken!

That's sweet.

Right, Elizabeth?

That's not how one should be.

You must be insane to quit fried chicken.

Then answer me truthfully. Do you have money for a cab?

- I don't either. - Why you...

(Seo Woo Jin)

So how about it?

Can you get rid of the jerk?

The old man is an excuse, isn't it?

What's the real reason?

That jerk...

laughs when he's at Doldam.

Someone like him...

shouldn't be allowed to laugh.

Don't you agree?

(Staff Lounge)

I'm sorry. Did I wake you?

Are you heading home?

If you're tired, you should get some sleep.

But I'll soon be taking the medical board exam.

I wouldn't care if I had the lowest passing score.

I even have a nightmare about it.

What kind of nightmare?

One where everyone passes except me.

Wouldn't that be the worst?

I didn't know you worried about those things.

Everyone worries, don't they?

The future is unstable for all of us.

Once you become an attending,

will you head back to the main hospital?

Why is everyone asking me that?

Who asked you that?

Ms. Joo.

Well,

I guess that's how...

everyone prepares for a goodbye.

Those who come here could leave at any time.

Are you also...

preparing for a goodbye then?

Because I can always leave?

Should I...

prepare myself?

You always dodge my questions!

If I tell you to stay, I'll seem obsessed.

If I tell you to do as you please,

I'll worry about you actually leaving.

That's why.

Well,

I'll give you an answer once I pass the exam.

Only then will I tell you if I'm staying or not.

You always play hard to get.

You're right.

For some reason, it seems to only work on you.

Mr. Park, have you seen Dr. Seo?

No, I haven't.

Didn't you two leave together earlier?

We did,

but he disappeared.

His phone is turned off too.

What's going on?

What do you think happened?

I'm not sure.

What is this?

A contract.

I'm still furious about what you did to me,

but I won't stomp on a skilled colleague's future.

That's why I sought out other senior doctors...

and lifted their boycott on you.

I brought you a contract with the best deal.

Just for you.

How tear-jerking.

Friends don't get better than this.

The contract even includes...

a yearly salary that's twice your current pay.

With that money,

you can pay off your debt and thank Hyun Joon...

for all his troubles.

Don't you agree?

Sign the darn papers while we ask nicely.

Woo Jin.

I hear there's a doctor...

named Master Kim.

(Oddball Project)

Could something have happened?

He hasn't shown up for almost an hour...

and his phone has been turned off.

Should I call the police?

What?

Woo Jin, are you kidding me?

You can't just disappear like that.

I was worried sick.

I have something to tell you.

Sure. Go ahead.

I'm afraid...

I'll move to another hospital.

What?

You see,

my journey up until this point wasn't easy.

Life was...

so cruel...

that I wanted to call it quits several times.

Still...

I'm glad I didn't give up.

For the first time in my life,

I complimented myself.

Because I didn't give up,

I was able to meet you.

Our time together has been short,

but I'm grateful for everything.

(Dr. Romantic 2)

Will you stop playing the victim?

Did you sleep with him?

We're friends.

So please don't leave.

Woo Jin, I want you to be in charge.

Aren't you going to scrub in?

May I ask why you keep pushing it?

This might be your only chance to survive, Dr. Park.

I think you have a guest.

Think of it as my last homework.

I'm hoping you would've at least learned something...

during the time you spent here with me.