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Original subtitles

Goodbye, Seo Woo Jin.

And have a nice life.

I'm sorry, but my fate depends on this meeting.

I really can't miss it. I'm really sorry.

I like a man who shows his feelings.

It's Hye Won.

This really happened. My wife actually changed.

Why are you up? Did you use the restroom?

Yes.

Go back to bed. You have to leave soon.

Okay.

(The Swapping of Two Women)

(Episode 3)

Everything has changed. It wasn't just my wife.

The furniture, objects, the house...

Even the season changed.

It was the end of August, but it's June now.

It's early summer when it's just starting to get greener.

Hye Won, can I play this game here?

Where else would you play it?

You are acting strange today.

You act like you are at someone else's house.

What's wrong with you?

It's just that I'm too happy.

Go wash your hands and eat breakfast.

- You always need to eat breakfast. - Breakfast?

I failed making an omelet, so it became scrambled eggs.

It's all right. Both are fine.

It's going to be a little salty too.

I accidentally put too much salt in it.

It's all right. It looks delicious.

Yes. This is a blessing.

It means I deserve to be happy for once. I have the right.

It's like I'm given a bonus.

Thank you!

You're going to be late again, aren't you?

Working at a bank is tougher than I thought.

Everything changed, but I am still a banker.

I hope you won't need to stay late today.

Right, honey?

"Honey"?

Right. I am your honey.

- Honey. - Yes?

Bye.

What?

How can you just leave?

- What's wrong? - You forgot your vitamin.

Vitamin?

Your multivitamin.

This is it. This is the marriage life I wanted.

Should I get back inside? Should I not go to work?

Stop it.

You will be late if you don't go now. You are already a little late.

Okay. I'm going.

- Honey. - Yes?

Here.

No way.

It's a new car!

I'm late.

You are not even assigned to a team, and you're already late.

Come 20 minutes early and I might've still not liked you.

So how dare you come 20 minutes late?

You've got the nerve, don't you?

I wasn't 20 minutes late. It was 18 minutes.

Darn it.

Will you keep talking back? Gosh.

I am sorry, sir. I am late.

I drove like crazy not to be late.

There was a three-car rear-end collision at Hannam Bridge.

You could've gotten into a big trouble. Are you not hurt?

Are you all right?

Yes. I am fine, of course.

- It happened two cars ahead of me. - That's good.

As long as you are not hurt, it's all good.

There's nothing you can do about the accident.

You ran, didn't you?

Why did you bother to run in the early morning?

Just walk slowly.

I crossed the same bride too.

There was no accident. The road was clear.

Don't look at me with those eyes. Just shut your mouth, idiot.

Good morning.

Hello, sir.

Mr. Byun.

Why are you grilling them in the morning?

I am not grilling them.

Go work. Go.

My goodness.

I drank a little yesterday, and the hangover is killing me.

I should eat perilla seed soup for lunch without the seeds.

- What? - Perilla seeds keep you tipsy.

You are really funny this morning, sir.

Am I?

See you later.

Here you go.

I envy you for having a bullet-proof vest.

You don't have to react to the branch manager's actions.

Did you save the country in your past life?

What do you mean, a bullet-proof vest?

Your father-in-law who is our bank's VVIP, obviously.

The guy who buys you tailor-made suits like it's nothing.

Your bullet-proof vest from JK Group.

JK Group?

(JK Group makes over 10 million dollars on trading day.)

(CEO Lee Byeong Geol of JK Group)

Oh my gosh! Oh my!

- Hello, sir. - Yes, good morning.

- Excuse me. - Yes?

Aren't you heading out to buy coffee?

I'll buy one for everyone with this.

Cold brew for me, please.

(Today's Exchange Rates)

Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

(Loans)

Customer number one.

Yes, hello.

Can you please fill this out?

(Direct Banking)

(Loans, Direct Banking)

(Loans)

About your loan...

- Thank you. - Thank you.

All right. Thank you.

You're so busy.

Check just the parts I marked off and get it back to me by today.

You got this.

Oh my gosh.

Yes, sir? Hello.

I should have called you first.

Yes, of course.

Yes, actually, I have an amazing...

Yes.

Customer number 611, please come to Window 6.

Well, the rank is...

Pardon me.

Thank you. Take care.

Please give me a call if you have any questions.

- Have a nice day. - Take care.

Come home early, honey.

Hey, can you believe we had over 600 customers today...

when it's not even the end of the month?

I know, right? This must be a new record for the Loans Department.

Why is our branch doing so well? I can't get used to it.

We're so busy that it's pretty much impossible...

to get used to.

We have hundreds of consultations per day...

and have to look over so many loan applications.

This is way too much work for us to handle.

It's a death sentence.

Hey, Mr. Yoon.

You didn't submit your paperwork to the corporate yet, right?

Submit these too while you're at it.

Look over all of these.

If there's anything missing, call to get the additional paperwork.

Yes, sir.

You know that all of these are due by today, right?

You'll be in for it if you miss the deadline, so do it right.

As for you, Mr. Cha, have this. Eat this and regain your strength.

- This is for me? - Hang in there.

He should do it if it's so urgent.

I'm going to explode on him one day before I leave this job.

Have something sweet while you work.

Thank you.

I needed something to raise my blood sugar.

You seem extra sweeter today.

You're quite sweet too.

Just a moment.

- Thank you, sir. - You're welcome.

Customer number 342.

Customer number 342.

Please come to Window 4.

Hey, what's gotten into you?

And when did you get so flirty?

I've always been like this. Is that a problem?

Of course there is.

You're coming on too strong to the female employees.

You'll get into trouble at this rate.

What are you talking about?

All I did was thank a fellow employee.

That's not illegal or a huge deal.

- We're all single, after all. - Even so...

Wait, what? Single?

You're a single man?

Do you think I'm a single woman, then?

- You were never married? - Hey.

Stop editing my wonderful, single life to your liking.

Oh my...

You're...

Hey, you're single?

Hey.

What about Sang Sik, then?

What about our good friend, Oh Sang Sik?

This is seriously so shocking.

So Oh Sang Sik is a father, and Yoon Jong Hoo is single?

What's gotten into him today?

He seems to be so out of it.

I don't know. He's been talking to himself all day...

like some kind of crazy person.

So who's your wife?

- Where's your wife? - What are you talking about?

Honey! Come down here.

Joo Hyuk wants to see you.

Why did you call me? I have to prepare the clams.

Hey.

Why are you coming out from there?

- What are you doing? - Goodness.

- What are you doing? - You jerk. When did this happen?

- Since when were you eyeing her? - You'll scare my kid!

- I'm this kid's uncle? - Of course!

- You're dead today. - Honey! Help!

Joo Hyuk!

Do you have a death wish?

This is so ridiculous!

Why are you acting like this?

Why are you making a fuss now when we got married so long ago?

Gosh.

What? What do you want?

Do you want me to cancel this?

You better not, or I'll beat you up so hard.

I said stop raising your hand. He's mine.

Goodness, you have terrible taste in men.

Why would you marry a guy...

who is like a consolation prize?

Hey, come on.

And why are you asking such silly questions?

It's probably because of my sex appeal, obviously.

It's because of food.

- Food? - Food?

You know how I was always on a diet since I was in my teens?

And I held myself back even on your wedding day and didn't eat much.

I was starving after your wedding.

Sang Sik hadn't eaten either since he was helping out with the wedding.

So we went to a restaurant together.

Isn't it good?

We ordered about five entrees, didn't we?

No, seven.

We ordered stir-fried water spinach and spring rolls at the end.

What utter ridiculousness.

But...

after we parted ways...

I had lunch twice.

I saw him heading to a pharmacy, buying a digestive aid,

and taking it then and there.

That made me fall head over heels for him.

- You fell for him after... - Seeing him take a digestive aid?

Goodness, you daft men. That's not the important part here.

Oh Sang Sik completely stuffed himself at the wedding,

but he ate again for my sake.

And even had to take a digestive aid afterward.

And then, I thought...

that a man like this is definitely trustworthy.

And that he wouldn't leave me before I left him, at the very least.

And that he'd be loyal to me.

It's okay, honey. You can stop now.

You married your best friend...

instead of having a tragic romance.

What about you? Why are you still single?

Me?

Beats me. I just haven't met the one yet.

I like being single now.

I'm free, feel no pressure, and can date whomever.

You're of the 1 percent who married their first loves.

But I'm sure I'll fall for a woman and marry her sooner or later.

There wasn't a single woman you wanted to marry earlier?

Of course there was.

There was, since it was originally my dream to get married early.

Around 12 years ago,

I had a girlfriend whom I'd been dating for three years.

About two months passed after a huge fight.

I stopped myself from contacting her,

but I found out she was going to study abroad.

I realized my mistake and went straight to the airport.

Then some lunatic cut in my taxi.

I should never be late for this appointment.

- What a lunatic. - What a crazy punk.

- Sorry. - What...

Wait. I'll pay three times more for taking me to the Incheon Airport.

I got another taxi and went there,

but the flight already took off.

(Bar of Common Sense)

If only you had gotten in that taxi,

you would've been a married dad of twins.

(That lunatic)

Anyway, he's such a jerk.

I know. There are a lot of scumbags these days.

Well, I just missed my timing there.

Come to think of it, marriage is about timing in the end.

- He's awake. - He must be hungry.

I'll be back.

Gosh.

- Oh, right. My kids. - Goodness.

- I saw you laugh so hard. - No, I didn't.

Yes, you did.

What?

Oh, my.

I didn't think about the kids.

I'm such a jerk.

I'm such a selfish scumbag.

How could I do this just for my happiness?

Oh, my sweetheart.

Don't cry.

It's okay. Go to bed.

Easy, easy.

Forgive me.

No,

don't forgive me.

I'll get punished, so don't forgive me.

What should I do?

I'm so sorry, kids.

I'm so sorry.

My gosh.

I almost got killed.

That was close.

Is it the trauma?

Right, Woo Jin.

She must be living happily somewhere.

I hope she is.

Excuse me. Can you throw the ball to us?

Hye Won.

Hye Won, I'm home.

Hye Won, I'm home.

Are you in there?

Hi, honey.

I'm almost done. I'll be out soon.

Why did you come home so late?

I was so bored.

Oh, I'm sorry.

You must be tired. Go take a shower already.

A shower?

Am I getting old now?

My skin gets dry quickly even after applying face oil.

No, you're pretty.

You mean that?

Oh my goodness.

My mom wants to have a barbecue party this coming weekend.

She set a new table in her garden.

I told you that we reserved a resort for our summer vacation, right?

What?

Yes.

Thank you for keeping your promise with my parents.

- Promise? - Before marriage, you promised...

that you'd live nearby my parents' house, eat with them on weekends,

go on vacations with them,

and visit my parents' house first on the holidays.

I'm aware of my parents' unusual affection towards me.

Well, they don't have many children.

You're their only child.

That's my considerate husband.

This is why I came to love you.

What's wrong with you today?

Why are you so tense? You can't even look me in the eye.

What do you mean?

See, I'm looking.

I'm looking at you now.

You're especially cute today.

Your behavior...

makes me want to jump on you.

I'm going to work, honey. I'll come back as soon as possible.

Only if I can be in your arms

Even if my body breaks down

I don't mind

Oh, dear.

I should pull over.

Gosh, that startled me.

What's up with the lightning since yesterday?

Goodness.

I'll take these.

- 4 dollars and 50 cents. - Here.

It's done.

- Thank you. - No problem.

- Bye. - Thank you.

Hello.

- It's six dollars. - Here.

What's wrong with this?

Why does it keep causing trouble?

Don't you have cash?

I do.

Thanks.

Gosh, I should change the card reader or something.

- Here. - Well...

- Sir. - It's not being closed again.

Darn it.

Bye.

Oh, dear. It must've been really painful. I'm sorry.

People kept pushing me.

Gosh, this darn subway.

It's disgusting.

Gosh.

(The train is approaching.)

Don't live like that, you scum.

Hello.

Hello.

Good morning.

It's the report on the analysis of local customers' needs...

and average percentage.

Did you send the report on liquidity percentage to the managing director?

I sent the outcome review on the Philippines branch to him and you.

I'll check whether he's read the e-mail soon after this.

He says he hasn't gotten any without checking his e-mail.

He's going to get scolded again.

- Take it easy on him. - We will see about that.

- This is crazy. - What's wrong?

I lost my phone.

- Maybe you left it at home. - I took it with me.

It's really not here.

I paid with it at the convenience store and checked my messages.

I put it on the counter to drink water.

You must've left it there. You are so clumsy.

Call it before the person sells your expensive phone.

All the clients' numbers are there. I am in trouble.

Yes, hello?

Hello, who is this?

Yes. I picked up your phone at the convenience store.

- Is this... - This is my phone.

I thought you'd call.

I thought the store owner might sell it, so I took it.

Where are you?

I am at Gayeon-dong.

I will go to you during lunchtime. Where are you?

I actually have business in that area.

In front of Gayeon Station, there's a cafe...

called Place.

Why don't we meet there at noon?

I will really appreciate that.

By the way, how can I recognize you?

I think I will be able to recognize you.

All right. I will see you later then.

- Thank you. - Okay.

It's a woman.

- Is she bringing it here? - Yes.

By the way, I don't know what she was doing,

but she was breathing really heavily.

She was breathing heavily?

Are you having wild thoughts?

Hey.

I guess a single man is different. Gosh.

Yes. I walked 10,000 steps.

I'm done with the daily quota.

Gosh, it's killing me.

Did you walk up the stairs again?

You are so fussy about your health.

You are unbelievable.

What's that now? It doesn't look like yours.

It's my second phone.

I am hopelessly in love with a married man.

- Really? - No, I'm joking.

I found it this morning. I'm going to return it later.

Stop minding other people's business.

- Isn't he cute? - He looks really cute.

- Right? - Yes.

I found my type of guy.

This is why you have to be a good person.

Wait. Wait. Who is this beautiful girl next to him?

Girlfriend? Wife?

Will you ruin it?

She's obviously his little sister. They look the same.

I don't think so.

Even for 100,000 dollars, I wouldn't do that with my brother.

If she's his girlfriend, the game isn't over yet.

Should I have a cat fight with her?

You are a little better.

What do you mean? The application is left out?

All right. I will look into it and call you back. Bye.

Okay.

Hey, Jong Hoo.

Did you send all the applications I gave you yesterday?

- I sent all of them out. - Send all of them out?

Tae Jin's didn't get the approval, so I checked with the head office.

And they said no application had been submitted.

What happened? Are you sure you submitted it?

What are you talking about?

- What was omitted? - It's nothing.

4 new loan applications, 2 additional loan applications.

- I got all of them sorted out. - Two?

There were three additional loan applications.

- What? - There were three.

- That can't be right. - The document must've been lost.

Look carefully. See if it fell under the desk.

They're nowhere. Papers don't have feet, so where would they...

Why?

What is it?

- No! - No!

There's "Tae",

but I can't find "Jin".

I don't think this will fix it.

What then?

Tae Jin Corporation is our major client, don't you know that?

They must think it's been approved. What will we tell them?

"Sir, we have turned your beloved application..."

"into noodles." Should I say that?

Mr. Byun. Mr. Byun.

Doesn't your mouth hurt? Stop it and search for the pieces.

Excuse me, I...

- I... - Do you have an idea?

I lost my phone, so I need to go outside for a while.

Go ahead. Hurry.

I'll be back.

Why can he...

- Welcome. - Hello.

Yes, auntie.

Really?

You don't have it, do you?

You are so mean.

- Girls. - Yes?

- You dropped this. - Thank you.

- Your bag is open. - Thank you.

Welcome.

I am sorry, but... I am sorry.

Sir.

- Did you come to find your phone? - Yes.

A lady left this for you.

Something came up, so she had to leave first.

Is that right? Did she leave her number?

No. She just asked me to give it to you and hurried out.

I see. Thank you.

I didn't even get to thank her. I feel bad.

Please calm down, sir.

Never mind.

When you run a business, payment date is so important.

Please, sir.

I am telling you. I am going to go to another bank.

I am going to meet the branch manager of Garam Bank.

Don't do this, sir.

You and I have been working together for many years.

And you and I bonded in the mountain, remember?

- How is that important? - I am sorry.

Credibility is what matters.

Please give me one more chance.

What is it? Yes. It's Korean Enterprise Association breakfast.

- It's tomorrow morning. Okay. - Sir.

Sir. Sir!

We're done for. You know his personality.

If it's a no, it's forever a no.

I am sorry, sir.

Jong Hoo.

Do you know how hard it was...

to get Tae Jin Corporation to do business with us?

I worked even on the weekends. I followed Mr. Moon...

to Mount Gwanak, Mount Inwang, Mount Surak,

Mount Dobong, and Mount Cheonggye.

A fortuneteller told me I was incompatible with mountains.

And yet I put a talisman in my wallet and climbed up...

all the mountains with him.

I did it with the determination to reach the summit.

I am sorry, sir.

Just let it go.

Shouldn't we fix the performance report for this quarter?

Where are we going to get five million dollars?

Gosh, this is driving me crazy.

Why are you sighing?

Did the sky collapse or what?

That's not even an exaggeration.

I didn't know Garam would make a move so quickly.

It was a big chunk, you know.

Rumors spread quickly.

I think I should submit my letter of resignation.

Hey, what are you talking about? You just made one mistake.

Then what should I do?

Tomorrow, those at the head office will ask us what happened.

Someone has to take responsibility.

It was my fault. I can't blame it on someone else.

What is it? Yes. It's Korean Enterprise Association breakfast.

It's tomorrow morning.

("Lee Byeong Geol Now Chairman of Korean Enterprise Association")

It's Korean Enterprise Association breakfast.

Jong Hoo.

I think we have a hidden card.

Hey, honey. I just tried calling his office,

but Dad is in a meeting with the executives.

- Long time no see. - Yes.

Where's the executives' meeting being held?

- Hey, Jong Hoo. I'm here. - Mr. Moon just went in.

But Garam's branch manager isn't here yet. What's going on there?

He's in an executives' meeting.

I'll try to ask him as soon as I can.

(The executive team is in a meeting.)

Hello? Yes, Jong Hoo.

- Is he there now? - Yes, he just got here.

License plate number 3369. He's the guy.

What should we do? It's not over yet.

We don't have time.

It'll be game over if the Garam branch manager and Mr. Moon sign it.

Okay, I heard you. I have to go.

Stop whining.

- Excuse me... - Okay, got it.

Wait...

Father!

Joo Hyuk, what brings you here?

(KCU Credit Union)

Mr. Cha, Mr. Cha!

- Oh, my. - Mr. Cha, Mr. Cha.

I spoke to Mr. Moon on the phone.

An additional loan will be issued today,

and they'll let it slide.

He's making an exception this time because Chairman Lee asked.

He had no idea that you were Chairman Lee's son-in-law.

He wants to meet you next time.

I'm glad to hear that. What a relief.

Your wife and her family are amazing.

- I must give JK Group some credit. - Just some credit?

I have huge respect for you, Mr. Cha.

Gosh, my stomach all shriveled up yesterday.

We owe this all to you, Mr. Cha.

Gosh, please don't be like this. I didn't even do much.

No, don't say that. You saved us.

Here, let me take your backpack.

Please put it on my desk. I was just joking.

Hurry and put it on his desk!

My, our problem solver, Mr. Cha.

Gosh, hey. I got it on my hand.

Goodness.

Hey, be nice. I practically saved your life.

Strictly speaking, your wife saved my life.

You're just lucky.

You come from nothing, yet you married an amazing woman.

Thanks a lot, buddy.

Don't mention it, buddy.

Don't say ever again that you'll submit a letter of resignation.

Just do your job well. Don't be such a show-off.

You're happier now, right?

What?

Never mind. You can go if you're done.

Hey.

Don't.

- Gosh. - Oh, hey.

We have our monthly meeting. Hurry back to the office, okay?

- Hurry up! - Gosh, that was gross.

I think hiring more people is our utmost priority.

This happened because our department is short-staffed.

I think it was bound to happen.

We really cannot go on like this.

I do agree with you on that.

I keep bringing it up to the head office,

but those in Loans can't transfer as freely as others can.

Well... Then how about this?

What?

Tell us, Mr. Problem Solver.

Do you have a good idea?

Hwan's probationary period ends next month,

so if he transfers to our department now,

we can hire for his current position.

Wait, hang on.

Mr. Cha, I don't think it's a good idea.

Why not? I think it's a very good idea.

That's a great idea.

I'm pretty sure we can...

hire someone for Direct Banking very quickly.

But still, that's not right.

It's not like my department is a bomb disposal squad.

Then what about us?

Why do we have to have a ticking bomb on our team?

- Aren't I right, everyone? - Pardon me? Well, that's...

I won't say anything.

Excuse me, everyone. I'm right here.

You two are talking about me now, right?

Hey, don't take it to heart.

We treat all newbies like ticking bombs.

Well, but still...

Then what do you want to do?

Which department were you planning on choosing?

Until a few minutes ago, I didn't care whether it was...

Direct Banking or Loan.

But I just made up my mind.

- Really? - Which department?

Loans Team.

- I'll choose Loans Team. - Yes.

Mr. Yoon's advice resonated with me a little.

It'd be better to work in a department with a mentor like him.

- Totally. - Of course.

Okay.

Then Kim Hwan will join the Loans Team,

and we'll hire someone for Direct Banking. All good now?

Sir, if it's possible,

could I please ask you to hire...

a male employee who has experience with foreign currency?

I'll speak with Mr. Yang at the head office...

and gauge the human resources situation,

so let's just leave it at that for now. Let's go open the bank.

The meeting is done. Let's go.

- With our faith and sweat. - With our faith and sweat.

- A new banking experience. - A new banking experience.

- Good meeting, everyone. - Thank you.

- Follow me. - Yes, sir.

Ms. Jang, do you think this is a matchmaking company or what?

An experienced male employee, my foot.

That was nothing personal. Do you think I'm like you?

This is why your wife divorced you three years after you got married.

I must say, your ex-wife is very wise.

Let's not bring up things about our personal lives.

You're the one who started it.

Goodness gracious.

Gosh, I'm speechless.

I really hope we get some help soon.

Having Hwan on the team is better than being short-staffed.

That's true, but it'll take some time.

For the next three months,

he'll cause all sorts of trouble for us.

What is this? 780 dollars?

(780 Dollars at Le Parmain, S Department Store)

(260 Dollars at ROTUS, S Department Store)

Did you go shopping today?

Yes, I needed it because I was a bit depressed.

You know my alumna, Baek Jeong Won, right?

She won the Queen Elizabeth Competition.

I guess I'm not a nice person.

I was downcast all day.

Which one was 780 dollars?

This one. Isn't this gorgeous?

I heard it's the sale season now.

This brand's clothes usually sell for at least 1,000 dollars.

What do you think?

It's pretty.

I'll go get changed. Put the fruit in the fridge for me.

You called Dad and thanked him, right?

Yes, of course.

(Kimchi Pancakes)

(Japchae)

Hye Won, the kimchi pancakes and japchae...

have mold on them.

How gross!

Throw it out for me, honey.

Why did she buy them if she wasn't even going to eat it?

Are you crazy? Why would I throw it out? What a waste.

Just leave it. Eating a little won't kill you.

It's four days past its expiration date.

It still smells fine!

Yes, nobody is perfect.

It's understandable since she grew up in a rich family.

- Mom. - Haven't you forgotten my voice?

I called you because I was wondering if you were alive or not.

I'm alive and well.

You're doing okay, right?

Is Father drinking a lot these days too?

That's all he has to live for.

Aren't you going to visit us, though?

I'm going to end up forgetting what you look like.

You didn't even come by for New Year's.

I'm sorry, Mother.

- I'll come by one of these days. - All right.

- By the way, Joo Hyuk. - Yes?

It's nothing. It's just that I've been feeling like...

I got my son stolen from me or something.

Anyway, bye.

Mother...

It's so hot.

What brings you here at this hour?

You're still here?

- What about Sang Sik? - He went to leave Joon with Mother.

Seriously though, why are you here at this hour?

You don't look like you're on your way home from work.

I was just taking out the trash.

I talked to Mom on the phone earlier,

and she didn't sound too good.

Is she mad at me by any chance?

Who knows. "Mad" isn't the right word for it.

She's disappointed. But can you blame her?

Hye Won does come from a nice family,

but I feel like she looks down on me sometimes, and I don't like it.

I mean, just look at last New Year's.

Did you two really have to travel abroad?

It's not like you two see our parents that often.

And it doesn't seem like Hye Won calls Mom much, either.

So...

are you happy with Sang Sik?

"Happy"?

What a refreshing question.

Am I happy?

Well, I am happy compared to other people, yes.

Oh Sang Sik is a great husband,

and a great father.

Because I'm so tired,

I don't want to move at all when the baby cries early in the morning.

But he gets up and comforts our kid.

He's the one who does it most of the time.

And then I reflect on my actions...

and say, "I'll be the one to get up next time."

"I have to be a better wife to him."

That's the kind of man he is.

A man who makes me into a nice person.

I was always pretty selfish, after all.

- I'm off. - Wait.

You keep forgetting, honey.

Right.

I have a class today, so do you want to head home together?

You probably can't.

Class? What class?

At school. I take classes, remember?

Why are you acting like you don't know?

I keep forgetting things these days. I'm sorry.

I'll call you.

One more thing.

How about we go to Daejeon this weekend?

I think my mom misses us.

Well, it depends.

I get uncomfortable there though, since it's so small.

And there's only one bathroom.

And we're supposed to have dinner with my parents this weekend.

Did you forget?

No, I didn't, but...

Well, fine. All right. Let's discuss this later.

It was supposed to rain, but it's fine.

Why did I bother bringing an umbrella?

It'd be nice if there was a nice, refreshing downpour.

Thank you.

This incident made me realize one thing.

It's best to push off getting married for as long as I can.

How did you reach that conclusion?

I got past this thanks to you,

but something like this could happen again while I'm working here.

But imagine if I had a kid and a family.

I could never submit a letter of resignation.

I would have to stick around, no matter what it took.

I could never live like that.

Goodness, you're so immature.

You need to meet a clever woman and come to your senses.

Move over. Move.

- Goodness. - Hey.

Gosh, you're so flexible.

How are you so flexible? How are you so flexible?

You're such a stiff guy.

You try it.

- Put your leg up. - I don't think I can do it.

Hey, one second. It hurts already.

- Your hamstring is tense. - Hey.

Breathe. Breathe. Here.

Take a deep breath.

Good.

- One more time. Here. - I don't think I can.

Come on. Breathe.

Let go, let go!

You crazy, little...

What's going on? Why is everyone gathered here?

Who's that woman?

Mr. Cha.

- Mr. Cha. - Come over here.

This is Yoon Jong Hoo who works in Loans.

She's starting work here tomorrow, but she came by today to say hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

And this is Mr. Cha Joo Hyuk who also works in Loans.

I'm Seo Woo Jin.

I can't see! I can't see!

I can't see!

I'm sorry, but can I walk with you to where you're going?

I can't get my clothes wet today...

since I have a presentation in class.

This is all out of order.

Shouldn't you say "excuse me" first?

- Liberal arts? - No, business.

I'm sorry, and...

Thank you.

We're here.

Thank you.

Next time, I'll treat you to a meal.

At the cafeteria.

Thank you again.

Gosh, this gas smell. What should we do?

- Thank you. - Are you all right?

I can't believe we're dealing with this first thing in the morning.

Gosh, this is... I mean...

This is like an event. It's kind of nice.

Tears are running down nonstop, and even my nose is all runny.

Gosh, this is...

It's stinging my eyes so badly.

My throat is all sore right now.

By the way,

where's the one that turned our bank into a gas chamber?

Is he hiding in a safe spot all by himself?

I know, right?

Where did he go?

No way. This can't be.

Gosh, what is going on?

No.

Seriously, no. This can't be happening.

Gosh, what should I do now?

You startled me. Mr. Cha.

Gosh, aren't your eyes burning badly?

Yes, Mr. Cha wants you to come out.

Oh, okay. By the way,

is Woo Jin still outside... I mean,

the new girl... No, I mean, the new hire. Is she gone?

No, not yet. She wants to introduce herself to us. Come and join us.

All right, go ahead. I'll be out shortly.

Hey, come and join us, Mr. Cha.

Hey, come on.

Gosh. It's okay, Mr. Cha.

It's not like you did it on purpose.

We all make mistakes because we're human.

If he makes another mistake, all of us may suffocate to death.

- Was that a CBR drill or what? - I'm sorry.

I'll make sure to arrive first and air out the office the whole week.

Okay, then Mr. Cha, a man of good conscience,

will make sure to arrive first for a week. Now, let's meet our new hire.

She'll join our Direct Banking Team starting tomorrow. She's Seo...

Seo... What was your name again?

It's Seo Woo Jin, sir.

She transferred from Global Sales at the head office.

She's never worked at a branch office before, so help her out.

If there are things you don't know, ask these older, experienced ladies.

I don't think we're older, sir.

- I must be younger than her. - All right, fine.

Don't glare at me like that, Hyang Sook.

All right, then. Our new hire, Seo...

Woo Jin, sir.

Seo Woo Jin, Seo Woo Jin, Seo Woo Jin.

Please say hello to everyone.

Sure. It's nice to meet you all. I'm Seo Woo Jin.

I tend to be easygoing overall,

but I have a short fuse at times.

Hence, I was worried about dealing with customers face-to-face here.

But all of you seem very friendly and nice,

so I'm relieved now.

I'm glad I bribed the HR manager for this.

I was just kidding.

Anyway, I won't lose my temper as long as I get to eat on time,

so please don't worry.

I look forward to working with you all.

I'd appreciate it if you could all kindly help me out.

- We'll definitely do that. - Thank you, sir.

I'm the branch manager, Cha Bong Hee.

Cha Bong Hee, okay.

And that is the police officer on site, Jeong Min Soo.

- Hello. - And she'll be your supervisor.

The manager of Direct Banking, Jang Man Ok.

I want to tell you upfront that I'm not married.

Please don't ask me why I'm not married yet.

I'd really appreciate it.

I'll remember that, Ms. Jang.

And that is the manager of Loan, Byun Seong Woo.

I favor those who do their jobs well.

I hope we never have to pull an all-nighter because of your mistake.

I love leaving right on time.

And next to him is Assistant Manager of Loan, Yoon Jong Hoo.

- Nice to meet you. - It's a pleasure to meet you.

And Choi Hye Jeong and Joo Hyang Sook of Direct Banking.

- Nice to meet you. - Yes, likewise.

And the guy next to them is the troublemaker of our branch.

The newbie in Loan, Kim Hwan.

- Hello. - Rebels are better than nerds.

Last but not least,

meet the anchor of our branch, Assistant Manager Cha Joo Hyuk.

Hello.

I look forward to working with you, Mr. Cha Joo Hyuk.

All right. Now that you've met everyone,

Ms. Jang can assign tasks to you as soon as you arrive tomorrow.

You have to arrive by 8:30am at the latest.

And don't wear too much perfume when you come to work, please.

Also, stay away from wearing bold colors.

Otherwise, customers might complain. Okay?

Yes, got it.

Then I'll introduce myself properly tomorrow.

- See you all tomorrow. - I'm excited to work with you.

You're so strict.

Why? Are you annoyed that we didn't get a male employee?

What? Why are you...

Yes, ma'am. I just stopped by the branch and met everyone.

Oh, that's good.

You asked for a transfer a long ago. I'm sorry it took this long.

Gosh, don't be sorry. Thank you so much for everything.

- Commuting will be much easier now. - Gosh, what should I do?

Ma'am, I'll be in touch again. Thank you.

- My gosh, Woo Jin. - Auntie, what happened? Did Mom...

Well, while I was in the bathroom...

All right, I'll go this way. You go that way, okay?

Okay. My goodness.

Hello, was my mom here by any chance?

Where did she go?

What if she can't find her way back home again?

Gosh, is this coffee poisonous or what? Why is it so bitter?

You don't have instant coffee?

My goodness. Coffee has to be sweet.

Mom.

Woo Jin.

My daughter.

You should've told us that you were going to the hair salon.

I looked everywhere for you.

All right.

You have to go with Auntie from now on.

- Or make sure you call me, okay? - Okay.

Oh, right. Why did you take this off again, Mom?

What would you have done had you gotten lost again? Put it back on.

You must not take it off. If you take it off again...

Gosh, I heard you. Goodness gracious.

Stop nagging me. My ears hurt.

You wench, all I did was get a perm.

How dare you scold your mom like this?

I'm going to tell your dad on you.

Okay, I'm sorry.

I went a little overboard with my nagging, Mom.

Forgive me.

Wait, look at your hair. The perm turned out so well.

- My, you look like a young lady. - Cut it out.

I said I'm sorry.

Wait up.

Get out of my way.

Gosh, stop whining, will you?

Do you think it's okay because you're pretty?

Destiny is...

an inescapable force that controls everything in this world?

An absolute, unpredictable power...

that goes beyond logic, which anyone must obey?

That's all complete rubbish.

This must be a trap.

The universe is messing with me.

It's the only plausible explanation. I mean, in this huge city,

why of all people...

Is it really the same Seo Woo Jin?

It's nice to meet you all. I'm Seo Woo Jin.

How did she change so much?

She used to work at a stock brokerage firm? And...

what was with those eyes?

Does she also... No, no way.

She can't remember me. I defied my fate.

Then what was that reaction about?

What are you doing, honey? You're not dead, are you?

I'm done. I'll be out shortly.

- Hye Won. - Yes?

Shall I...

quit my job at the bank?

Gosh, I have to work late so often, you know.

Do you know if there's a vacant position at your father's company?

You said you didn't want to as you're not familiar with the work.

Didn't you say you wanted to keep working there...

so that you could work your way up to being the branch manager?

I said that?

I see.

- I said that. - It's been an hour. Come out.

- Okay? - I did.

Do you go to the grad school? Or are you an undergraduate student?

- I teach cello. - But you look so young.

Next time, I'll treat you to a meal.

That young guy has a fine taste in women.

Mom, did you take a shower?

You only washed your feet, didn't you?

No, I took a shower. Yesterday.

You have to take a shower tomorrow, okay?

Come and join me. I'm going to have a shot of soju before I go to bed.

Soju for me.

Milk for you,

but it looks like makgeolli.

Here, cheers.

This is my favorite moment of the day, having soju with you.

I don't like soju. It's too bitter.

That bitterness is the reason why people drink it.

Life is bitter, you know.

Sure.

Here.

Mom, I'm going to work at the business branch from tomorrow,

so I went to say hi to the members there today.

They all looked nice and friendly.

- How fortunate. - That's good.

And it's very close to our house, so I can run here if I have to.

I'll go to work by bicycle.

- It'll help me work out, right? - Good for you.

Mom, can you answer more with your heart?

Focus on your daughter.

Mom.

I'll marry a man who's destined to live long.

Having no one by my side is the worst thing ever.

Marry?

Yes, you have to marry someone.

And I'll marry a man who's capable of taking all my cheeky behaviors.

I hope I'm destined to meet such a man.

Bugs might go into your mouth.

I'm so sleepy. I want to sleep.

Mom, no. Get up.

Gosh, you shouldn't sleep here. I can't carry you to the room.

Get up already. Good.

You're the prettiest when you're asleep.

It'd be great if she didn't go outside.

What a terrible dad.

It's fine if you don't come out in my dreams,

so make sure you appear in hers.

Mom...

ran out of the house to meet you today as well.

It's that dream again.

What on earth is it about?

It's so vivid that it doesn't feel like a dream.

(KCU Bank)

It's lucky triple seven.

Nice start.

Good morning.

You're...

Mr. Cha Joo Hyuk?

That's right.

You're here early.

I think I'm a little nervous because it's my first day.

I happened to open my eyes like blinkers.

Should I help you out with something? Cleaning, perhaps?

The cleaning lady does the job.

Then I'll close the windows. It seems to have been ventilated.

I really wanted to do this when I moved to the business branch.

Gosh, but I don't look as cool as I thought.

Not everyone can become Angelina Jolie after all.

Excuse me. Can you stop that and put it down?

You might fire it accidentally like yesterday.

Still, shouldn't you teach me how to fire this tear gas gun?

Wait.

Mr. Cha.

By any chance...

No way.

Do you really recognize me?

Do you, Woo Jin?

By any chance...

(Familiar Wife)

- Either of us should move. - No.

Why would you color copy this? Why in the world?

There are mean superiors everywhere I work at.

- I'm sorry. - It's okay.

If she's not confident, she should move to another business branch.

Do you not like me?

I had a really good first impression of you.

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