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Please take custody of the defendant.
Given the risk of destruction of evidence and flight risk of the defendant
the fact that she doesn't show any remorse
and is trying to conceal or trivialize the case...
the court orders that she be taken into custody.
All rise!
Wait. I will find a way.
[Episode 11]
Chairman.
What?
Jung Sun cannot take the fall for this.
You already drew the line saying you wouldn't get involved in this.
We don't have time to listen to someone who is not interested.
This won't end with just Jung Sun's sacrifice alone.
She was the Chief Financial Officer.
I understand that you're worried for her.
We're doing our best too.
Let's go then.
Are there more fictitious name accounts?
No, that's all.
You told me that you would call me when I should sell them. So I just waited.
Have I ever made stock transactions like these before this?
No.
Everybody anticipated that you would be detained.
The interrogation was not in custody to avoid additional contested hearings.
Because they knew the trial was going to be a war.
I'll contact the corrections department and ask for favors.
I can stand this.
Do you want a solitary cell?
I'm all right.
Yoorim energy is currently contacting a buyer.
As long as the deal comes through...
you will be able to get out after the trial.
Understood.
Attorney Kim Suk Joo is currently being questioned by the prosecution.
They found his involvement in stock price manipulation and unreported overseas accounts.
President Kwon wanted me to let you know that he'll be busy with his own problems.
I see.
I said I can do this alone.
With your amnesia? No way.
Let's show them that you work at the best law firm in Korea.
If they summon you again, I will form a big team to show them who's the boss.
You're so childish.
Hello, I'm Mr. Kim's counselor.
I am here today as his legal representative.
You're a smart person, Mr. Kim.
So why didn't you sell your shares when the price was unstable?
I was going for a long term investment.
Why use a fictitious name for a long term investment?
That's your job to find out, Prosecutor.
He didn't take profits from margins or manipulate the stock price.
He's a victim here.
If using a fictitious name was illegal
you should press charges just for that.
I see.
This foreign account has over 2 billion Won.
And I didn't find any tax reports.
This amount must have been accumulated over several years...
They are fees from this year.
You expect me to believe that you made over 2 billion Won this year when it's only June?
Excuse me, Kim Suk Joo is one of our best.
Do you know how much he makes on commissions alone?
Quite a lot. I already looked into his bank account.
A few years ago, quite a chunk went out into Japan.
He invested in a golf course
near Fukushima, along with other lawyers.
Fukushima?
Then he lost a lot of money because of the nuclear meltdown.
Meltdown?
You're a good lawyer, but a poor investor.
If he had lost more than 2 billion Won for the golf course...
I guess it explains why he was making such a risky investment.
So, 2 billion is a standard amount for investments in your circle?
Now you see who you're dealing with?
Also I've been wondering...
Is my client summoned here for his loss in his investment?
The failed investment led to his stock price manipulation!
I don't think so.
Yes, Chief. Now?
Okay.
- Wait here, please - Sure, take your time.
Yes, I've already ordered to change the prosecutor in charge.
I see.
Regarding the foreign account, I had no chance to intervene.
He already reported it to the tax service.
You are already aware of that?
Yes. Thank you.
I was tipped off from the inside. Then I found fictitious overseas accounts.
A foreign account of Cha Young Woo firm has been found.
Then the source must have held a grudge against him.
There's only evidence for his loss, not manipulation.
You dare to mess with the best lawyer of Cha Young Woo firm?
The foreign account is probably linked to more accounts.
Did you request the record of transactions at the bank?
No way they'd cooperate.
What about Interpol?
Kim Suk Joo knows better than anyone that you have nothing on him.
And you demand a confession out of him?
Don't you know how many cases we have already here?
Yoorim CP sales and minor companies are filing for their fraud on exchange rate.
There's at least a hundred of them.
We transferred you here because we needed an extra hand.
Not for you to pursue your own interests.
All you can do is to ask for their confession...
You think we wanted you here for your talent?
Yes, Director.
I hear that you've been alerted about a foreign account of Attorney Kim Suk Joo from our firm.
There's about 2 billion Won in it, and it's his fees for this year.
He left them there to use when abroad.
And I'll make sure he reports them all at the end of the year.
Yes.
Promotions are coming up soon, right? I'll keep that in mind.
It was a hassle, but it seems to be taken care of now.
Yeah. But was there a nuclear meltdown in Japan?
You don't remember? Yes.
Right after you poured in cash on that golf course.
So you were broke without a doubt.
Want to have a drink?
I have to get back to the office.
Do you have friends in the international finance department?
You have more friends than I do. Why?
I need to check some things for Jung Sun.
Well, they'll have scouted all the renowned lawyers for their team.
Even Vice President Lee Myung Han is there.
That's even worse. They're not representing Jung Sun's interest, but Yoorim's.
Have you heard of investments made by Yoorim in that area?
I haven't heard of any particular rumor.
I will check with the department just in case.
Thank you.
I heard that they made investments in your area.
It seems like a paper company.
I couldn't find any search result.
Sir.
There won't be any more summons. I called the tax service.
As long as you report your income and pay the taxes at the end of the year, it's all good.
I'm sorry for causing trouble.
You couldn't have come to work this late. Why haven't you gone home yet?
There were some things I wanted to check about Yoorim Group.
Have you checked the part you had designed in the beginning?
Yes.
There must have been many obstacles.
As you were.
How do you feel?
Jung Sun.
Don't try to talk me out of this.
This was my choice and my family's problem.
Once Yoorim Energy is sold, most of the debt will be paid.
I'm resolved to stay here for two to three years.
Don't waste your time.
Do you know what the prosecution interrogation means?
Court custody means...
given the unusual scale of losses
they are making a statement that they will be going hard.
I'm prepared for that.
The justice department is expressing its intent to treat this case with a heavy hand.
Yoorim Energy?
That argument will vanish before the upcoming trial.
You quit this case.
Then please stay out of this.
I suppose you had to visit at least once.
Well you've already done that now.
Once I get out of this in a few years...
I'll receive shares of some subsidiary companies.
I didn't just volunteer this without any rewards.
You don't have to visit anymore.
I contacted some friends abroad that work in finance.
They've never heard of these investments.
Your friends don't know about all the investments in their country.
You were supposed to have acquired a national bank of Philippines.
I looked into it. We did acquire it.
Have you visited their website?
The company's official website is in Korean.
They wouldn't have spent hundreds of billions of Won
just to acquire a bank for expats to transfer money.
It was probably a venue to conveniently accrue slush funds abroad.
Does Chairman Kwon know this?
Investing abroad normally takes years to see any returns.
So it may take years to verify whether there are real investments
or if there is a reason to believe that it was a slush fund.
Without making additional payments, you will be here for more than 10 years.
Are you still going to take the fall after knowing all this?
I'll relay that information to my lawyer.
Please go.
You think they will spend money to reduce your sentence
when you just handed yourself to take the blame for a small return?
I noticed that you've changed after you lost your memory.
But still, they are my family.
You're not involved with this.
You don't need to feel responsible for me.
I'm resolved to stay here for two to three years.
Without additional changes, you will stay here for longer than 10 years.
While the sale of Yoorim Energy
which possesses the license to develop thermoelectric power plants, is in process
there are movements to change the law about the requirements for
changing the major shareholder for an energy development license.
The new amendment devised by the National Assembly
will deem entities who acquire the right for energy business...
Sir.
I heard that the individual creditors can get their money back once that's sold.
But why are they trying to stop the sale?
Because a thermoelectric power plant is an important national asset.
Which means the endorsement cannot be sold to a company that cannot carry it out.
Our firm wouldn't take the case for average victims, right?
Well, our fee is too high.
And we're already representing Yoorim.
There would be a conflict of interest.
I'm going to a consultation for hiring a lawyer.
Can you come along?
Your firm would be too expensive, right?
You bought CP's of Yoorim Networks?
- How much was it? - It was 30 million Won.
Are you going to file a lawsuit?
We're thinking of doing it.
What did they say when you bought it?
They said that it's similar to a savings plan.
Just with higher interest.
When the product was not properly explained
it constitutes an invalid high pressure sale.
She's also a lawyer.
Oh yes.
She works at Cha Young Woo firm.
We don't handle cases such as this.
We charge a 5 million Won deposit, then another 5 million Won for winning the case.
Even if you were to file a suit to get 30 million back...
they would need to have assets to give it back to you.
Even if you were to get it all back for the remaining 50%
it will only amount to 15 million.
Do you still want to do it?
I told you that it's not worth it.
What kind of a lawyer discourages a suit?
You think all lawyers would like suits?
If a family member wants to file a suit...
ten out of ten would advise to just live with it.
Small cases like this are a waste of time and money.
You want to let your business go bad because you're so tied up with this?
You don't have to do this. Go back.
What for?
I don't have a wife waiting for me or lovely kids.
Your initial design
was solely to get Yoorim to go under court receivership.
This is so weird.
Why are there so many small-scale victims?
The usual unit price for CP is in the hundreds of millions.
Usually 100 million to 200. Maybe 5...
Only people who could afford that buy them.
But this case has products in the tens of millions.
Even just ten million.
To make them give up on filing a lawsuit.
And for the few that do file a suit...
they probably set aside about 90 billion Won to pay for them.
Do you see anyway for Yoorim
to recover their Cement and Securities company in this?
If it's what I'm thinking, yes it's possible.
Even I can see a way for the corporation to resuscitate with just one scapegoat.
Of course they can see it.
So they're going to buy back the corporation with their slush funds?
There's still one missing link.
Once that link is broken...
they may get the Securities back but not Cement...
I think I found that link too.
There's a small subsidiary company called TJ under Yoorim Securities.
It has all the shares for Yoorim Cement
and they issued CP's with those shares as collateral.
Even so, once they enter court receivership
they'll have to go through capital reduction as punishment.
They'll lose their stance as a major shareholder after losing 40%.
But what if they evade capital reduction?
Is that even possible?
If that were possible, that would be a god-given chance.
Then they will hold the stance as the major shareholders.
Unfortunately, I think it is possible.
Did you design this?
I don't remember.
But I do see a way to evade it.
- Let's go. - You don't need to see more?
There will be a gathering of interested parties at the court tomorrow.
They'll report what the experts have figured out for months then.
Even if I pulled a few all-nighters...
I'll probably miss something.
I don't even have access to all the information here.
Seeing it in person is the fastest and surest way to make sure.
Number 3744.
She really must be from a rich family.
They even bring her newspapers.
Then what's she doing here?
I'm sure that they will get her out soon.
Without additional payments you'll have to stay for more than 10 years.
Why would they spend money to get you out
when you offered yourself to take the fall for such a small return?
[Yoorim Energy sale denied]
Sir, Mr. Kim Suk Joo is here.
- Take a seat. - How are you sir?
Not good.
- I heard you visited Jung Sun. - Yes.
I'm sorry that this happened with the wedding date set.
Are you going to leave her like that?
She will be in prison for longer than 10 years at this rate.
Did you expect this?
More than 10 years, you think?
You saw how the Department of Justice responded that day.
Did you approach the Department of Justice in a poor manner
to get into this situation?
Did you really believe that
that entire amount was just failed investments?
I'm sure they pocketed some behind my back.
And some poor judgment calls were made.
It's not like I can ask for an investigation to see which of the two did it.
It's possible that both of them did it.
You think I can ask for bail if I take the fall?
Do you have something to say?
Somebody will tell you that the Cement company can evade capital reduction.
Is that even possible?
The person who tells you
that money will come in from abroad and suggests to use that money
to buy back the stocks, is probably the person who pocketed the money behind your back.
Do you know where it's coming from?
I don't know. Because I don't know the route of the capital.
And the prosecution won't find anything.
I believe that you wouldn't lie to Jung Sun to keep her imprisoned for ten years.
That's why I'm telling you this.
Father.
Wait outside.
Is there any way to reduce her punishment?
For fraud or embezzlement, payment is the only way.
I understand.
Vice President Lee Myung Han is here.
- Hello. -Welcome.
Kim Suk Joo was just here.
Yes, I saw him leaving.
Was he asking to get Jung Sun out?
More importantly, Father! I think we'll be able to get money from my wife's family in Taiwan.
The credit rating of Yoorim Securities has hit rock bottom.
They are willing to take over for less than 300 billion Won.
2014-25, Yoorim International Reorganization Case.
This is the opening of the first meeting of interested parties.
The receiver will report on the status of the company.
We've convened the interested parties with respect
to reorganization of Yoorim Cement for the first round.
The reason the business filed for reorganization
is because liabilities exceeded assets.
An evaluation of Yoorim Network's assets shows its going concern value is
144.8 billion Won, which is higher than the liquidation value of 121.9 billion Won.
The going concern value of Yoorim Cement is about 150 billion KRW.
And the liquidation value is about 90 billion KRW.
Based on the going concern value, the debt-service ratio is 90%.
Based on the liquidation value, it is 82%.
Kim Suk Joo had already figured things out.
How much does he know?
He knew that the funds slushed abroad will be brought back in.
He didn't know exactly how or where the funds were going to come in.
I'll discuss it with Mr. Cha.
But he said that there won't be much to worry about.
We'll hear from the creditors.
Do you know what kind of money that was?
It was the price of my husband's life.
My husband's precious life!
He worked all his life at construction sites.
Always carrying loads on his back.
Then he died, and I received that money for it!
It may be nothing to the rich.
But it was a compensation for my husband's life.
I can't even pay for my kids' tuition anymore.
How will I face him in heaven?
I just bought what they recommended. I thought they were all the same.
Someone else gets 80% back, but we only get 17%?
And over ten years?
That's just like telling us to die.
I received a phone call.
To an uneducated person, who didn't know what a CP was...
they said that the interest is high, that it's the same as a savings plan.
Who would have imagined that someone who works at
a renowned securities firm would scam like this?
This is my older brother.
He lost his leg in a car accident.
And we lost his compensation money.
He even lost his speech.
I had to save him from trying to jump off of a building.
What's he going to do now without his leg?
He can't even work at a restaurant or pick up trash!
We came here trusting that the honorable judges present here
will resolve this situation.
Before moving into my new apartment
I bought the CP's with the funds for my final payment.
If you reduce the capital as punishment, even the collateral for innocent victims like me will be gone.
If the money for the remaining payment is gone, I'm losing the deposit and the down payment.
I submit a petition against capital reduction as punishment.
Please take this.
Thank you.
Mr. Kim? I'm Lee Ji Yoon's aunt.
Oh yes! What brings you here?
What are you doing here?
Did you also buy the CP's?
How much were your losses?
30 million Won.
At least it was only 30 million.
I can still keep my store and make a living.
But every story here is worse than mine.
Is it true that that's all we're getting back?
Court receivership is always about debts.
Ji Yoon says that it is useless to sue.
But is it really useless to sue?
If all the victims get together and file a class action suit.
Would a firm like Cha Young Woo take us?
They'll decline.
This is impossible! I heard that the total amount is over 2 trillion!
Where did they spend 2 trillion Won?
Hello!
What are they writing?
A petition?
Why are victims from other companies writing petitions so fervently?
Why? Should we not be writing these?
The shareholders and creditors are all after one pile of gold.
But the ABCP holders are practically shareholders.
Are you writing petitions in their favor?
But, they are all victims...
I heard that if the court orders this capital reduction
they won't get their money back. What is this capital reduction, anyway?
When a business is in the process of court receivership, trying to reorganize its operations
It's basically being responsible for mis-management.
They pay the debts by selling the shares.
They sell the major shareholders' shares or take them away.
When it comes to shares, the percentage is more important than the actual numbers.
If the percentage of shares held by major shareholders goes down from 50% to 20%
that means the privileges of major shareholders
such as calling a meeting of board directors or selling off assets will be taken away.
Well, most people can't recoup their principal.
But those who bought the TJ ABCP
apparently may be able to get their principal back
depending on whether the court pursues capital reduction or not.
That's why everyone is
writing petitions so that at least somebody can get something back.
Other people may not understand how they feel, but we do.
Losing the house, family getting scattered away
households breaking apart...
This was the link you were talking about.
They created a human barrier using individual victims.
I thought only the TJ victims would do it.
I didn't think that the other creditors would write petitions for them.
Will they even be able to hold onto Cement company stockshares?
It was an amazing idea to use the petitions against them.
I wasn't so sure when I first heard about it. But it really worked.
Who came up with that?
You live up to your reputation, Kim Suk Joo. Putting all the shares in TJ and issuing CP's.
Was your idea to use victims as a human barrier to stop the capital reduction
so that we would be safe as long as the securities company holds onto the Cement shares?
I was just marveling at the ingenuity of your plan.
Thanks.
So once they buy out Yoorim Securities at a low price, it's going to be over.
You think Jung Sun can't get out?
I told them already.
What I know...
What I have figured out so far, I let them know.
I'm waiting to see if it's enough to get Jung Sun out.
So you don't trust him.
His priority was money before his granddaughter. Why trust him?
Will it be possible?
As long as she changes her statement.
Aunt! What's with the groceries in this situation?
Did you go to the courthouse?
I felt like we should at least eat and gain energy to live.
Hey! Going there...
only made me see people in much worse situations.
- I saw the lawyer there. - Who?
The guy next door. And then that audition lawyer came.
They listened to the victims' stories really intently.
It's not like they will represent them.
They looked heartbroken for them.
You're mistaken.
The attorney next door is going to be the son-in-law of Yoorim.
Why would he take the cases?
Really?
I told him about the petitions not knowing that.
But why was he against signing petitions?
He asked why we were doing it when it only benefits the shareholders.
Aunt, you are so naive.
What makes you think that those rich lawyers would work for you?
Who else will they work for?
You told me to get a nice job at a nice firm when I was in law school.
So that I can make a lot of money and marry someone rich.
I did.
Every guy in law school wants to pass the bar exam and marry a rich girl.
So that he can have both money and power.
Yes.
Have you ever seen a parent who wants to send his kid to law school to help the poor?
People don't raise their children that way.
It's a paradox to expect others to fight for you.
Actually, I didn't realize that until I joined this law firm.
You didn't return this watch yet? Whose is it?
You like it?
Yeah, there's happiness.
Let's not live like that anymore.
You want to go for a walk?
Here.
Mr. Kim. I guess you found your dog.
Yes.
You look good. I'll be going then.
I heard your aunt bought Yoorim CP's.
Yes.
You find the 'substantive truth' most important, right?
Can that truth change depending on the situation?
Does it change when it's the woman you are going to marry?
[Taiwan's Tayoo Securities exclusively proposed to take over Yoorim Securities]
I would like to speak with Chairman Kwon. This is Kim Suk Joo.
Chairman Kwon is hospitalized due to a stroke.
Calling and visiting him will be a bit difficult for the time being.
Is Chairman Kwon's condition serious?
It's a fact that he is hospitalized. But it's an excuse.
Also Attorney Kim figured out most of it.
What does he want?
He's asking for raising the repayment sum to get Yoo Jung Sun out.
He would do that.
What should we do?
Of course, our client is not Yoo Jung Sun but her family.
We should consider what is in their best interest.
But if Kim Suk Joo defends Yoo Jung Sun, it could be a problem.
Does he know of their offshore funds' flow?
He has a hunch but but he has no solid evidence.
That's probably true.
However...
If he's planning to get his fiancee out...
We can't rule out the possibility of him going to the prosecutor's office.
I understand that there must be a good reason for you to stay quiet about him.
Why is Kim Suk Joo acting so strange?
If it's about Yoo Jung Sun...
He has amnesia.
What?
He lost his memory after an accident.
He was able to figure out so much without his memory in such a short amount of time.
Indeed.
That's why...
So he would think there would be limits
unless he learns the crucial points.
He lost his memory.
This may be his highest threat.
We still don't want to be his enemy.
Attorneys who have not experienced a case with a scale as massive as this
are no match for us even if they file against us.
That is a given!
Prominent law firms only want to take on long-term clients.
They are not interested in making enemies for the common people.
But what if...
What if someone like Kim Suk Joo helped them to sue us?
No way.
It seems like he wants to fix his wrong doings.
There isn't much he can do alone.
I'm curious about one thing though...
You think he has shown all the cards up his sleeves?
Since the chairman is her family...
he must have trusted the chairman.
It's Kim Suk Joo we're talking about.
He can't be that easy.
Vice President.
I've heard that Chairman Kwon has been hospitalized?
Who is in charge of the company now?
Kwon Kyung Chul.
What about Yoo Jung Sun?
That is only discussed in a confidential manner.
We have a Chinese Wall here.
I can't let you know any further information even though we work for the same firm.
Okay then.
You came again.
How is it staying here?
It's bearable.
Have you been able to sleep?
Your face does not look good.
Did you hear about Chairman Kwon being hospitalized?
I don't believe that it was part of a plot, but...
it's hard to say that he didn't take any part of it.
Someone whose ownership was threatened could have leaked the money out.
Or tried to recover the losses by betting bigger.
Kwon Kyung Chul has come forward to take charge.
I've heard about the suggestion on the sale of Yoorim Energy.
How much can we get for it then?
Less than 300 billion Won.
300 billion...
The loss is now over 2 trillion. 300 billion?
It's just like what you've said before.
That it's going to be useless. That I will be crushed.
The prosecution team will look into it further.
If I even figured this much out, then the prosecutor will see that something's off.
But they will need solid proof.
They may still use you as the scapegoat.
Taiwan's Tayoo Securities wants to spend 270 billion to acquire Yoorim Securities.
Even with the lawsuit risks...
Acquiring Yoorim Securities would normally cost at least 500 million.
When it was going well, it was worth over 2 trillion.
They're only paying for 20% of the actual value.
You said that we were going to keep the Securities company.
If we sell this, we can at least ask for a sentence reduction.
Who would buy Yoorim Securities?
You said that the Taiwan company...
It looks like it's coming from Taiwan. But where do you think it's coming from?
They are the sole bidder.
Once Tayoo Securities acquires Yoorim Securities
what will happen to the Cement stockshares that belong to the paper company, TJ?
Tayoo Securities will have them.
For just 270 billion Won.
They become major shareholders for both Yoorim Securities and Yoorim Cement.
And they will get rid of debt over 2 trillion Won.
Is there anyone within the family who may be affiliated with Taiwan?
My younger uncle's wife is from Taiwan.
When I introduced you to my family, she couldn't come because she was in Taiwan.
They are going to tell you that they have sold the company.
They will lie that they are doing everything to pay back the debt.
And they will say that you will need to stay for a few more years even though they tried.
They will even suggest that they will get you out
when people start to forget and there's a new Presidential Election.
How do you know all this?
Because that's what I would have done.
If I had not recommended the CP in the first place...
This may have never happened.
If you choose to stay here
after everything you just learned about... I will just go back.
Can I get out?
Yes.
You will be penalized for perjury. But it will be much lighter.
If I reveal everything the company will be destroyed.
I can't just bail out on my own!
I would have never come here in the first place then.
Let's just decide on one thing.
You just need to speak the truth. Can you do that?
Will that be enough?
I will change your uncles' statements.
I will negotiate to maintain the outward appearance for the company.
Your face looks horrible.
It's only horrible because I was involved in this.
I do not like my past.
I'm sorry.
I'll see you in court.
We were told that your office closed.
Then we visited the hospital...
But then you were already discharged, which is why we came here.
I see.
You won't be reopening your office?
I'm in poor health and it will be hard to take a case.
Your situation sounds very bad...
The company I toiled for all my life has gone over to the bank.
We have a guest.
Father, I'm here.
I was wondering who it was. It's Suk Joo right?
Yes.
Don't you remember me?
They targeted businesses with firm financial standing without loans.
Who would have thought
that a nationally renowned bank would play such a trick?
I heard the Cha Young Woo Firm has become the representative of City Bank.
Yes, that's what I heard.
I will stop whining when your health is not well.
I only wanted to ask when you will be returning to the office.
Good bye.
Good bye.
Did you file for a complaint?
Yes, we did.
I will look into it if you tell me who the prosecutor in charge is.
Which way things are likely to go...
Prosecutor... here.
Her name is Lee Sun Hee? Is it a woman?
You won't need to worry too much.
She will do her best wherever she can.
Go safely.
See you later.
Why was I holding my phone again?
[Morning, Night]
Did I take my medicine?
[June]
Did I take the medication for the evening of June 10th?
What are you doing?
What was I thinking of doing?
Take your meds?
Why did you write all of this down?
You forget things when you get old.
Is there a problem at the office?
I should close it down...
With my health problems, I can't keep up with the hearings.
300 to 400 small-midsized companies have collapsed.
And they were healthy companies without much debt.
Those people spent all their lives building these companies.
Did you perhaps accept this case?
No.
I told you that I'm finishing things up at the office.
Really?
Do you have other plans?
I have a lot of money saved up.
I don't think I'll starve.
Haven't you ever regretted it after living according to your principle?
I never regretted my choice.
If I had to choose again...
I would have made the same choice each time.
I see...
I don't have any regrets, but the people around me suffered.
When I went to prison, your mother persevered.
But your grandmother collapsed.
Even you were acting awkward with me after not seeing me for years.
Is Kan doing well?
He just had a surgery.
It's called hemangiosarcoma. He is getting chemotherapy.
I felt sorry raising him alone at home.
Maybe it was better for Kan to have been here.
You should go.
Goodnight, Father.
When you had a fight with your father two years ago, you had taken him.
Don't you remember?
Did I?
I'll get going now.
Kan.
How are you feeling?
Were you feeling sick at all?
I heard you lived in my father's house. He asked me how you were doing.
Let's go together next time. I think he wants to see you as well.
Drink.
What is it?
Looks like Tayoo Securities will acquire it for a steal.
This company is full of risks with hundreds of lawsuits attached.
What's the reason you called us?
You're neither a creditor nor a client.
Pay a larger price.
You had 23% of shares before, but now you attained 53% of the shares.
On top of that, you will have the cement firm with all debts canceled out.
Why don't you spend some more?
It's not us, but Taiwan is taking over.
I bet there will be lots of left over money.
Repay with the money you stashed away.
Whether you pay the creditors or pay through stock firms, at least Jung Sun will walk.
Jung Sun made her choice herself.
She has changed her mind. This is her power of attorney.
[Power of Attorney]
[I, hereby appoint Attorney Kim Suk Joo as my attorney. - Yoo Jung Sun]
You think we're letting her stay locked up with money stashed up?
You estimated the risk of this case to be 90 billion won.
I did.
Since small scale creditors will probably give up on the lawsuit...
and only the high price creditors will sue...
That has always been enough.
In the past at least.
Which is why they came up with something called Class Action.
Even small loss victims can get together to file together as a class.
This case will fall under that category.
Yes, there are some taking action towards it. But it won't be easy because of dissension.
I'll help with that suit.
Are you out of your mind?
Cha Young Woo firm is in the middle of a suit for dual representation with Baekdu Corp as well.
How dare you threaten so blatantly with dual representation?
You will lose your business in no time.
As of today, I will be leaving Cha Young Woo Firm.
You will need hard evidence. You don't know where it is.
I bet the prosecution's tired of dealing with just scapegoats.
They want the bigger fish.
Jung Sun will overturn all her statements.
The prosecution will be delighted to investigate.
Foreign investment?
I already confirmed that four of them are fraudulent. That will make it easier.
Aren't you going too far?
Asking for all that won't make a deal. I will give you an alternative option.
Say that you invested in a North Korean business and saw losses.
Do you have a certificate of investment in China
that you invested in a Chinese company through Hong Kong?
If you haven't, you should get one.
With that, you can prove 100 to 200 billion won.
The South Korean prosecution can't confirm that you have invested in North Korea.
North Korean investments always come back in zero returns. It's no surprise.
Investing in overseas diamond mines sounds nice too.
It's a known fact that the tyrants take the biggest cut.
Say that you invested in a diamond mine.
You should have a leeway of 500 billion Won.
Besides that, pay back the creditors.
This is the best that I can do. I'll give you three days.
Yes.
[Resignation]
This is how you want to leave?
I will only hurt and get hurt here.
You found me. You trusted me.
And you raised me so that I could have wings.
Though I lost my memory, what I saw, heard
and learned was something great. I can see that.
Won't you regret this when your memory returns?
I will not be a part of the lawsuit this time.
I regard that as my best effort.
I am telling you one last thing.
Use your influence to get Jung Sun out.
Or make the right person go to jail at least.
Or I will have to represent Jung Sun outside.
Yoorim will fall apart.
It can't fall apart any further anyway.
I can understand it since it involves your fiancee.
Thank you.
What are you going to do from now on?
You know my condition. I am going to rest for a while.
When your memory comes back, I hope we can meet under better circumstances.
If it's fate, I guess we could.
Oh, what is the overseas account?
It's your personal money.
There are only traces of transactions.
It all belongs to you.
Some people
are born with a fate to not live with ordinary happiness.
They are born to live to meet the expectations of how others see them.
You think it could have been different?
It would have.
You were the key man in this project.
This is our law firm's Kim Suk Joo.
I was informed that you are going to take the pro bono case.
Why do you want to take that case?
I can stop an innocent woman from going to prison.
If Jung Hye Ryung is innocent, she can walk out.
I don't take the cases if I am not confident of the innocence.
I will do it.
The person who designed the plan to issue CP to get out of crisis
is you.
This is all my plan?
But it's your fiancee's family after all.
That's what court is.
Now you see why Jeon Ji Won had to lose?
What's going on?
So you were watching.
Do what he wants.
Then Yoorim Group...
We can't have him as our enemy.
Convince them. Was it the Vice Chairman?
I think he was being too greedy. Handle this matter as Kim Suk Joo wants.
He gave them a way out.
We should accept it when he's offering the deal.
He lost his memory...
You saw him at the conference room today.
Baekdu Group's president Jin Joon is suing us for dual representation, saying that we ruined the group.
It's not good to be sued for those things.
Convince them. If you can't then get your hands out of this case.
Kim Suk Joo resigned.
Can you beat a man who has nothing to lose?
Thank you for everything. Good bye.
Why, all of a sudden...
What is going on?
After the car accident, he has not recovered fully.
Let's hope that he can get back as soon as possible.
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He must have known that it's mutually beneficial to cut off all ties.
I just got a call from City Bank.
Kim Suk Joo has resigned?
Why are there so many naive people in this world...
Do you know me?
No! I don't know you!
Are you shocked?
There are a lot of banks.
This case is important.
The warrant was overruled.
She was in charge of the biggest cases.
She's a tough cookie.
Father!
That's why it is necessary for a talented attorney to
prepare everything meticulously in order to persuade
what this case means and why things should go in this direction.
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