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Let me see. What are we missing?

The rice and soup can be served later.

That's right, the bokbunja. I put it in the fridge to cool.

- Da Hee, bring the bokbunja. - Sure.

Ok Boon, I'll get the bokbunja instead!

- Gosh, they're here. - We're here.

- Come on in. - Sorry we're late, Mother.

Come on.

Grandma, my dad is so indecisive.

It took him 30 minutes to choose the cake.

I was trying to choose the best one.

Telling on me was a nasty move.

I'm just glad you're here, so have a seat.

Seo Jin, come to Grandma.

Come over here.

What's taking your father so long though?

He should be here by now.

Will your family like me?

I should've bought something nicer to wear...

and get my hair done at the salon.

It's fine. You look pretty enough.

Young Dal.

Will they think badly of me because I ran a sleazy bar?

Don't be ridiculous. We're family, aren't we?

Family members aren't embarrassed of one another.

Don't you worry about that.

Right. We're family.

Young Suk, there's no need to be nervous.

The family will all love you.

What's there to worry about when I'm here for you?

Right, I have a brother again now.

I guess I got used to being alone in life.

- Welcome, Aunt. - Welcome!

Gosh, what a big family.

How many of you are there?

It's good to see you.

My friend!

Hi, my five-year-old friend. Have you been well?

Seo Jin, you can't call her your friend anymore.

She's your great aunt. Call her Great Aunt.

But I don't want to be anyone's great anything.

Would it be awkward for us to keep being just friends?

In that case, mute the sound of "great" at the beginning.

"Great" Aunt. Like that.

It's good to have you here, Young Suk.

We're sorry for not recognizing you...

even though you were right under our noses.

It must've been lonely for you.

Thank you, Ok Boon.

Truth be told, I'm still dazed by all this.

Welcome home, Ms. Kang.

I mean, Young Suk.

Young Suk, have some more bulgogi.

Young Suk, try a piece of this boiled octopus.

- Right. - There you go.

I'll help myself to everything, so please don't worry.

Gosh, this is going to ruin my weight-loss plan.

What? As if you have any weight to lose.

You look more drawn than you did before you left.

Young Dal, please.

Your kids will laugh at that statement.

Anyway, I'm eating a lot.

I'm going to have another bowl of rice, so don't worry.

Yes, help yourself.

Gosh, what a pleasant sight. I'm jealous too.

You're treating her like the most fragile being on earth.

Seo Jin, come to me, and let your great aunt eat properly.

Let her be.

I have the skill to eat my meal this way.

- All right. - I was truly grateful for that day.

Things were too hectic that I forgot to thank you properly.

Isn't it fascinating though?

What were the odds of her spotting our Seo Jin?

Tell me about it.

It must have been a moment of blood being thicker than water.

I also think that such a thing exists.

I saw you first at Dad's birthday party...

and then at the kimbap place. For some reason,

I felt this sense of similarity which was odd.

Did you go by the kimbap place?

When? Why?

She asked me to buy lunch, so we went together.

Anyway, welcome home, Young Suk.

I hope we get along well.

Come to think of it, we exchanged some harsh words...

not realizing that we're in-laws.

I was ruder in that aspect,

so we'll let bygones be bygones.

Say goodbye to our dark past! Cheers.

- Let me join in. Welcome home. - Me too.

- Us too. - Welcome home, Ms. Song.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

My glass is empty.

I'm truly grateful, everyone.

Truth be told, I was nervous to meet you all.

I never had a chance to spend a long time...

with family before.

You have no idea how excited I am to be warmly greeted.

This has to be the best day of my life.

That being said, let me sing a song for you all.

- What? - It's my way of saying thank you.

- Sure, go ahead. - Let's applaud!

- Go for it. - Go, Ms. Song!

A moonlit autumn night under the empress tree

How the leaves flutter

Or is it the call for dongdongju

- That makes our hearts flutter - How can I not dance to this?

- My legs bring me onto my feet. - Come on, Dad.

- Come on. - Let's dance.

- Not me. - Come on, guys!

Odongdong, odongdong, it won't stop

Odongdong, my heart pounds in agony

Gosh. It's true what they say about noticing one's absence more.

The house feels emptier now that Ok Boon's gone.

I feel emptier inside too.

Hey, Gyu Jin. What are you up to? Have you eaten?

Of course, I have. Look at the time. Have you had dinner too?

Yes, I grabbed a bite.

Anyway, I'm kind of bored.

I have no one to talk to now that Ok Boon's gone.

There's nothing fun on TV, and I'm not even sleepy.

You should still go to bed though.

Don't you have to be at the cafe tomorrow?

I guess.

Why not take a bath?

Keep it short at about 30 minutes, and hurry to bed.

I'll call you tomorrow. Good night, Mom.

As if you'd actually call. I'm the one who called you.

Sons have dry personalities.

How nice would it be for them to suggest we go for a drive?

What's the car for, anyway? It's not like you can eat it!

Wait. When did I open this bottle?

My gosh. Did I open another one without realizing it?

What's gotten into me?

- Come on. - Come on in.

Go on.

Goodness.

I could stay at Ju Ri or Ga Yeon's...

or at a nearby motel.

I feel terrible about forcing Ga Hee out of her room.

Don't be ridiculous. Of course, you should sleep here today.

You're family.

Exactly. Take your time to think about where you'll live,

and sleep here for today.

All right then. Thanks, Young Dal and Ok Boon.

I can't believe myself.

Up until recently, you were Mr. Song and Ms. Jang.

But now I'm calling you by name as if it's the most natural thing ever.

I know.

Calling you by your name isn't awkward for me either.

Right?

Anyway, come to us if you need anything,

and get some rest. I'm sure you're exhausted.

- Sure. - Let's get going.

Right.

- Good night. - Good night, then.

- Sleep tight. - You too.

- Thank you. - Sure thing.

Father,

are you watching this?

I found my brother.

My real name...

is Song Young Suk.

I'm someone's sister-in-law, someone's aunt,

and someone's great aunt.

It still feels unreal to have a big family now,

but I love it.

It's as if I gained a huge group of allies.

So Father,

don't worry about me anymore,

and rest in peace.

Goodness.

It must've been nice for you to be away from me.

You're practically glowing.

Eating fancy meals and treating myself to good things...

led to a healthier complexion.

Does that annoy you?

Unbelievable.

Must you put it that way?

It's true that you're the person who considers me the least.

Of course, I understand you.

It's also true that you're the one who knows me best.

Thank you for that. And I'm sorry.

In what way?

What are you grateful for, and what are you sorry about?

Everything.

Thank you for welcoming Young Suk into our home,

and I apologize for upsetting you recently.

That was careless of me.

I upset you a lot, didn't I?

Of course, you did.

Just know that I almost divorced you.

Young Suk's the one who stopped it from happening.

Gosh.

By the way,

where did you stay all this time?

I won't tell you since that's where I'll go if you upset me again.

Come on.

Tell me.

Gosh, did you just push me?

- Tell me. - What are you doing?

Come on.

Ok Boon!

Honey, are you insane?

- Let me go. - My wife.

Unbelievable. Let me go! Are you out of your mind?

- Stay still. - What are you doing?

- My goodness. - Hold still.

- What? - Come on.

Who knew that we'd throw two welcome parties...

for an aunt we didn't know we had?

We've lived through some dramatic events recently.

Not for a second can we be bored.

Tell me about it.

Doesn't our real aunt seem like a nice person?

Yes, I love her too.

There's something humorous and compassionate about her.

The fake aunt? Gosh, she was terrifying.

Let's not talk about that woman if we can, okay?

What would've happened if we didn't catch the bad guys?

The blame would've fallen on Dad.

- Come in. - Come in.

- Sorry, my nieces. - Yes?

I was wondering where the towels were.

They're in the bathroom cabinet.

You should come in for a second.

- Can I? - Of course.

Gosh, the room seems too small for all three of you.

I'm sorry about the inconvenience.

Don't be.

I've actually gotten quite used to it.

I'm fine with it too.

Same here, Aunt.

Look at how gorgeous you three are.

Gorgeous but different.

I know, right? We do have different looks.

Still, you're all stunning in your own ways.

So do you all have boyfriends?

Boy... Boyfriends?

No, of course not. That's absurd.

Me neither.

Well, I only just returned to college, so...

Energy is very much needed to study harder,

and dating is a good energy source.

Date while you're young and beautiful.

Meet one guy, and then move on to the next.

Use your beauty to date as many men possible.

It seems like an order was placed.

What's with these spam messages lately?

A college friend texted me about an assignment.

Gosh, it's one assignment after another.

I guess I talked too much. Anyway, I'll go and wash up.

Good night, everyone.

- Good night, Aunt. - Good night!

I feel like taking a walk.

How about we go together? It's dangerous at night.

- Sure, let's go. - Okay.

- Right, have a good time. - Sure.

Bye.

Hey, Hyo Sin. What's up?

Nothing. I just texted to wish you a good night.

What?

Of course, I'll sleep soundly tonight.

I'm too exhausted to barely stay awake.

You had a lot to do today, didn't you?

It was nice to watch you all.

Mr. Song, your new aunt, and your whole family.

You're part of the family too. Don't make it sound like you're not.

We eat together which makes you family.

You're right. I'm part of the family too.

Hurry!

Get in. Hurry!

Put on your seat belts. Now!

I can't believe you came here at this hour.

We'll see each other tomorrow at work.

I was fine with only a phone call,

but Jae Seok insisted.

Really?

You let Jae Seok drag you along?

By the way, how was the welcome party?

Your father must've been beaming.

Of course.

I don't think I've ever seen him that happy before.

He was grinning from ear to ear all night.

Watching him made me happy too.

It was touching.

Did you know that you've become more emotional lately?

I don't think I recognize you.

I was always this way. It's just that I never showed it.

What? You? Even a dog would bark at that.

You came all the way here to die, is that it?

You're going to pay for that.

What did you say? A dog will bark at me?

- Did you seriously mean that? - No, it's just...

I mean...

I'd love nothing more than to fall asleep like this.

I don't have that luxury though. I need to pull an all-nighter...

for my exam tomorrow.

I'd love nothing more than to study for you too.

I'll keep you by my side all night.

You're right. That would be awesome!

You can take the exam for me.

I'll cling onto you like so...

while you claim to be me.

Gosh, you're heavy.

I might just run away with you like this...

and make you miss your exam.

Wait!

- Are you sleepy? - No.

- I think you are. - No, I'm not.

- Yes, you are. - I'm not.

Gosh, you're beautiful.

My gosh, Young Suk!

Ok Boon, you're up. Did you sleep well?

What are you doing?

Don't tell me you're cooking breakfast.

You prepared such a feast for me yesterday...

that I wanted to cook breakfast for you.

Why don't you go back to sleep?

I've got this.

No, you go back in. I'll do this instead.

No, I said I got this.

Get back inside and trust me.

- But Young Suk... - Go on.

- Get back inside. - Young Suk...

Did you really cook today's breakfast, Aunt?

The radish soup smells incredible.

Most of the dishes are reheated leftovers.

I only cooked the soup...

and grilled some fish today.

I learned to season food better while working the diner,

but my palate went bland again while staying at the temple...

which is why I seasoned it stronger.

I sent some of it up to the rooftop house.

Oh, my. Thank you so much, Young Suk.

I can't believe I'm eating breakfast you cooked.

You told me this before.

Eating salt is better than starving.

So I should never skip meals.

With the dim memory,

I've never skipped a single meal my whole life.

No matter how busy I was, I made sure to eat.

And after all these years, this is finally happening to me.

I get to cook breakfast for you.

What's with this somber mood?

- Please go ahead and eat. - All right. Let's eat.

- Thank you for the food. - Thank you, Aunt.

Oh, dear.

What do you think? Is it well seasoned?

Did I put in too much salt?

- It's too salty... - No.

It's fine, Aunt.

It's salty and savory. I like it.

I heard that we are supposed to intake some sodium.

It tastes good.

Do you like it?

It's really good and refreshing.

It's just too salty.

Why is it so salty? It's like salt soup.

Gosh, how did Ms. Song possibly run a kimbap restaurant?

This is unbelievable.

She's not going to open a kimbap restaurant again, is she?

Don't say anything that could be a disaster.

I'm going to school.

I will study at the library after the exam today.

Okay, Da Hee. Good luck with your exam.

This is one harmonious family.

How nice.

- Young Suk. - Young Dal.

- Do you have anything to say? - Yes.

I had a talk with my wife.

I was thinking you should probably stay here for the time being.

You haven't decided what to do in the future.

Why don't you take some time and think about it staying here?

No, Young Dal.

I'd feel uncomfortable living here with you.

You don't want to?

I won't go far away instead.

I'll come to see you whenever I want to.

And I'll visit your family often.

So I was wondering...

if someone moved in the kimbap restaurant I used to run.

No. No one has moved in yet.

If the rent is agreeable, I'd like to run the restaurant again.

I was sad to give up my business when I started to have fun.

And I like the people from the market.

Sure. If that's what you want.

Why don't we go to the market and say hello to the people now?

You go on ahead then. There's a place where I need to stop by.

- All right. - Okay.

What are you doing here?

Are you here to blame me?

Exactly.

I want to curse at you...

and slap you in the face. That's why I'm here.

I know you can't do such a thing. You're just saying that.

Are you doing all right in there?

Do you sleep well?

It isn't so bad.

I just try to think I'm staying in a motel room.

I will have to pay for my sin anyway.

I've talked to your mom.

I said you'd be too busy to visit her for the time being.

Until she gets better and goes back to her house,

I'll take good care of her. You don't have to worry about it.

I heard extenuating circumstances would be taken into consideration.

I'm saying this because I don't resent you.

You told me the truth...

at the last minute so I could find my brother anyway.

So I just want to pay back the favor.

Please don't be like that.

You should be swearing at me.

Don't be ridiculous.

Stop crying and just make sure...

to pay my brother his money back when you're out.

Mr. Song is such a good guy.

When I pretended to be his sister,

I was envious of you every minute of every day.

I was so happy...

to have a brother like him.

I really mean it. I'm serious about this.

I know.

I will be really happy.

To wind you up.

I think we should start preparing for the conference.

Do you want to do it together?

Sure. Why do you even ask?

Hello.

- Good morning. - Oh, hey.

So what do you have in mind for the subject?

I was thinking about covering antibiotic resistance.

Bye.

How long do we have to keep it a secret in the hospital?

Just wait until the end of this year.

There have been a lot of scandals about me.

Okay.

Oh, Gyu Jin. Na Hee.

What do I do?

I'm really nervous. Do you think Da Hee is doing well on her exam?

Is it over yet?

It's almost time.

What if she can't think of anything after staying up all night?

You're really crazy.

You're such a lovesick fool.

Oh, it's time. It should be over by now.

Jae Seok.

Why? What's wrong? Did you not do well on your exam?

Not really. It wasn't that bad.

But it was too difficult for me.

The other guys got really long answers, but I didn't.

This is for my major, so I have to get at least grade B.

It's not about filling out the answer sheet.

Quality is more important than quantity.

Are you sure? Do you really think so?

I hope you're right.

Don't worry. I'm sure about it.

So how many exams do you have left?

Three.

I have so much work to do.

I think I will have to stay late in the library today.

I'm going to take mock quizzes for the exam with my friends.

You must be really tired, Da Hee.

I will buy you something delicious after the exam.

Just hang in there. Good luck.

- Okay. Thank you. - Good luck!

- I'll call you later. - Okay.

Gosh. Since my girlfriend is a student,

I have to worry about her exams.

And I don't get to see her a lot.

Here. I packed some braised pollack and stir-fried garlic stems.

Make sure not to skip a meal.

You don't have to do this.

Thank you anyway.

You're the only person who cares about me now.

By the way, I still can't believe...

that the lady from the kimbap restaurant is your sister-in-law.

I got goosebumps all over when I heard about it.

I know. I felt the same way.

I'm still having a hard time believing it.

What a small world!

I know.

I bet she moved into this market drawn by the blood.

- Right? - Totally.

Ms. Choi.

Ok Boon.

Speaking of the devil.

Hello. Welcome.

Please have a seat.

I heard about you.

How could this have happened?

I'm so happy for you.

Thank you, Ms. Choi.

Did you come in here because you saw me?

Not really. I'd like to ask Ms. Choi a question.

The thing is,

I heard that the kimbap restaurant is still up for lease.

So I'd like to move back in.

Oh, gosh.

But I don't have enough money for the deposit.

So I was wondering if you could raise...

the monthly rent instead.

(Yongju Traditional Market)

I can't believe I'm back here.

I thought I'd never come back.

Let's go. Your brother is waiting...

for his sister to come.

What's wrong with those two?

They used to be as close as twins.

I guess they got into a fight over the mall lease con.

They blamed each other for egging on...

the other and ended up hating each other.

That happened because of us.

Why is that our fault?

It's on them for falling for a con artist.

Young Dal.

We're here.

How come you're here together?

We met at the cafe.

She came in when I was there.

See you.

I talked it out with the landlady.

I'll give her just half the deposit and pay higher rent.

Also, I met Yeon Hong.

She'll work herself to the bone when she gets out to pay you back.

I would like to pay the deposit to lease you the store,

but I can't afford to. I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry. I don't expect anything from you.

I'll work and earn what I can.

You're awesome. You're so cool, and I respect you.

Why would you respect me?

- Respect. - Oh, come on.

My gosh. You're back, CEO Kang.

It's great to see you again.

I heard your story. I was so moved.

I ended up tearing up.

It's so good to see you again.

You got into trouble, didn't you?

Don't even mention it.

Because of a friend who's easily swayed,

I was tortured a dozen times.

What are you saying?

You're the one who brought it upon yourself.

Ms. Kang! Ms. Kang!

How have you been, Mr. Yang?

I was so surprised and moved when I heard.

I felt personally invested.

The sister that Young Dal missed for so long...

is you, Ms. Kang... No, what should I call you now?

Ms. Song? CEO Song?

Call me whatever you want. I'm still Kang Cho Yeon.

But I'm also Song Young Suk.

I spent 50 perfectly fine years as Kang Cho Yeon.

You should stay and work. This is your peak hour.

I just want to help you open the door.

It feels weird to go into an empty store on your own.

It's fine.

It's not bad to be coddled late in life.

If you're late in life, am I the Grim Reaper's next target?

(Unnie's Kimbap)

Hey.

(For lease)

I didn't know when I left,

but I had a place to come back to.

- Cho Yeon! - Cho Yeon!

- Ga Yeon. - Cho Yeon.

I don't believe it. You have a family now.

You're not alone anymore.

Cho Yeon. It's great. I'm so pleased for you.

What's wrong with you? Don't cry.

I said don't cry.

Cho Yeon...

Thank you.

I'm really grateful.

Why are you crying? Don't cry.

Na Hee, hurry up. The omelet rice is ready.

Already? You really did make it in no time.

Wow, it looks great.

You threw a tantrum that you were hungry.

Beer?

Yes. One can is like a soft drink.

Okay.

Here you go.

That must be chilled. A toast first.

Thank you. I'll enjoy it, Chef Yoon.

You're welcome. Please enjoy.

Who is it? Is that you, Jae Seok?

- Yes, Gyu Jin. - Hi.

- What's this? - Hello.

Hang on. We're not on a time warp, are we?

You're still married, this is your place,

and I'm the dense brother-in-law.

Right. It's not a time warp,

but you are the dense brother-in-law.

I'm here to prepare for a conference.

We have to share files.

Oh, "prepare for a conference".

Oh? Omelet rice?

That looks delicious. Did you make it?

Join us. Have some.

Shall I?

All right.

Get lost.

Where to?

I don't care. Just get out.

Well...

I just remembered I'm meeting someone.

I hope you have a good time. Or not.

Why don't you have some?

Did you chase him off?

I didn't say anything.

He likes to leave right after coming home.

Eat your food.

It's so upsetting to not have a place of your own.

He's so mean.

I'm upset as is that I can't see Da Hee while she has exams.

Where should I go at this hour?

I'm starving.

My Da Hee will be studying hard in there.

Yes. She should do well in her first exam.

For my Da Hee to get good grades,

I don't mind waiting for her.

Da Hee.

Da Hee! Song Da Hee!

Jae Seok.

What's up? How long have you been waiting?

Da Hee.

What is it?

I can't believe Gyu Jin and Na Hee.

Who are they to deprive you of food?

It was just a plate of omelet rice.

They could've at least offered you a bite!

Maybe we should tell people that they're dating again.

But that'll hurt us too.

Gyu Jin will drag us down with him.

Right. Then I take it back.

Anyway, that was mean of them.

You have no idea how upsetting it was.

That's why I decided on something while waiting for you.

What's that?

I think I should get my own place.

Really? Are you ready for that?

Actually, it's been on my mind for a while.

I'm way past the age to live off my mom or brother,

so I was thinking about moving out.

I think it's time to make my move.

The money I saved along with the loan I'll take out...

could be enough for a small apartment.

Sounds good. You should do that.

It's not a bad choice.

Why's that? Is it because you can come over?

With an overnight bag?

You never forget things like that, do you?

You're the worst, Jae Seok.

It's not nice to hear you say that,

but I love hearing you call me by my name.

Now that I have my girlfriend's approval,

I should go apartment hunting starting tomorrow.

Once my exams are over, I'll join you.

It'll be a lot of fun!

I can't believe we're already here. Why do you live so nearby?

I know.

Why don't we walk around the block once more?

We shouldn't. You should study. I should let you go home.

It's all right.

I can focus more when I study later.

Let's take another walk around the block.

- Shall we? - Yes.

My mom and dad.

It's my mom and dad!

Should I hide as well?

- No, no. - You see, it's too exhausting...

for me...

Isn't that Da Hee?

Da Hee!

Mom, Dad!

- Hey. - My gosh.

- Were you out studying? - Yes.

You must be exhausted.

I'm fine. Why are you home later than usual?

It took us a while to wrap up.

I see.

- Right, let's go then. - Let's go.

No!

- What are you doing? - Da Hee...

But I didn't even get to spend an hour with her.

Bye!

Gosh, the mosquitoes.

They're quite vicious during this time of year.

- Dad. - What?

- Mom, Dad. - What is it?

Can you take a look into my eyes?

They seem blood-shot, don't they?

They look fine.

Dad?

They look fine to me too. You're good.

- Really? Do they look okay? - Yes.

It's just that my eyes were so itchy!

- Gosh. - Dad, look.

- Dad... - It must be from studying.

- Let's go then. - Yes, let's go.

Mom, Dad, Da Hee.

- Na Hee, are you just getting home? - Yes.

- You just got home? - I know. It's a bit late, right?

What kept you today?

I was busy getting ready for a conference.

Let's hurry inside then.

- Sure. - Goodness.

Mosquitoes in the summer can be wild.

- You should be careful. - I got bitten right next to my eye.

- Really? - Yes.

You need to be careful.

What...

Hey, get in.

Must you look so pathetic?

Both you and I are so pathetic.

Shut the door properly, will you?

Happy now?

Was it enjoyable to stuff your face with omelet rice?

Was it good?

It wasn't just me. Na Hee ate it too.

There's not even a sense of loyalty to you, is there?

And you call yourself my brother?

What did you just say to me? You want a beating, is that it?

How dare you, you brat.

I'm moving out.

What?

I'm seeking independence.

I'm taking the day off tomorrow to go apartment hunting.

Really? This suddenly and out of the blue?

Actually, this isn't out of the blue.

I've been thinking about it for some time now.

I see.

Is it because you're upset about the omelet rice earlier?

No. Like I said, it's been on my mind.

At this age,

I can't be living on someone else's couch.

It's not like you'd convert the walk-in closet into my room,

and I don't think I can live with mom again.

There are several reasons.

Well, do you have enough money?

All I need is a small loan from the bank.

Borrowing from mom is something I don't want to do.

But Gyu Jin,

I must really like Da Hee.

Not seeing her drains the energy out of me,

and I hate parting ways at the end of the night.

I've dated my fair share of girls,

but I've never felt this way before.

I'm well aware of what that feels like.

It's exactly why I married Na Hee.

Marriage?

Yes, we come home to each other at the end of the day.

It's why...

Na Hee, did you get in all right?

I know. I was just as surprised.

What are the odds, right?

Marriage?

No way.

This is exactly why I asked to be dropped off at the grocery store.

If it weren't for Da Hee,

we would've been caught.

Sure, I get it.

Right. Then I'll call you back tomorrow.

Whose call did you end so abruptly?

Was it the hospital director from before?

No, a doctor from another hospital.

We had something to discuss for the conference tomorrow.

I see.

While we're on the subject...

How's it going with the hospital director?

Are things still going well?

He recently moved to the States...

after receiving a job offer.

What? The States? What about you then?

What about me? We went back to being friends.

What? Why?

What's with the reaction?

I told you that we were only casually dating.

Still, he seemed to care about you a lot.

Ms. Jang, please let me handle my own love life, okay?

There's no need for you to get involved.

Anyway, I'll take that as my cue to leave.

But Na Hee, you...

Why did they even date when he was going to the States?

Was she barking up the wrong tree?

My gosh.

You can stay a few more days, you know.

What for? I've put out my nieces enough.

The tables and chairs will come in today...

as well as a mattress and a closet.

It's more comfortable for me there.

I'll come by often.

I'll call as soon as I get settled in.

We should throw a party.

I'll have all of you over for a kimbap party.

I'd love that. Mom, Dad, have a good day.

- Sure. - Right.

Aren't you heading out?

I will, to get some more clothes. Have a good day.

Sure.

Another order just came in!

Gosh, this is already my 20th order.

Maybe it's time I looked for an office to work out of.

We have a variety of loan packages.

We even have one for business owners as well.

(Loans for Business Owners)

Actually, I work at a hospital,

and I'm looking to move into a new home.

I see.

We've had many clients your age come to us for a consult.

Is it for the house you'll move into after marriage?

What? No, it's just for me.

Then this loan package is what you're looking for.

It's specialized for those with professional jobs.

Gosh. Thank you.

We opened up the kitchen and living room...

to provide more ventilation and air-flow.

The place is clean and pretty.

This particular unit provides a good view too.

It's close to the main gate and all,

but the husband's job is taking him to another city.

We considered becoming a weekend couple,

but living apart seemed impossible.

It's smaller than the last place you saw, but the price is similar...

due to its close distance to the subway station.

It's good to live alone in...

and to move in as a couple after marriage.

Excuse me for a second. Have a look around.

Hello?

It's nice and clean.

Honey, can you taste this?

Gosh.

- Honey. - Yes?

It's to die for.

- It's delicious. - Delicious!

- Delicious! - Delicious!

How did you know I was off to Dongdaemun?

You said you were when we talked on the phone.

Did I?

You and your good memory.

It must be due to your young brain.

I don't think I've ever had my brain being called "young" before.

Okay, we're off.

Hold on tight.

What do you think of this one? It looks pretty from the back.

It's pretty.

- Hello. - Hello.

What's the minimum order quantity of this one?

- It's 10. - 10 pieces?

- What do you think? - The color is too bright.

I guess it's too bright.

Thanks.

I'll come back next time.

Bye.

Hey, this is what you hate.

I look good even in that now.

You're lying.

This is good.

What about the bibim naengmyeon?

It's delicious.

It's always hard to choose one.

Mul naengmyeon or bibim naengmyeon? Jajangmyeon or jjamppong?

Can I try some of your dish?

Why did you not say that sooner? I would've taken some on your plate.

So I can't?

Of course you can. It's you.

You don't have to give me the egg.

It tastes great.

I should've ordered bibim naengmyeon.

Bibim naengmyeon is much better than mul naengmyeon here.

I didn't mean it though.

Thank you.

It's spicy. Drink this.

It is really spicy.

Just so you know, this is on me.

Why would you pay?

We're here for my work, so I should pay.

This isn't about work. It's a date.

What?

Gosh, don't be silly.

Who says it's a date?

That's ridiculous.

It's too bad though.

I have plans, so I should get going now.

Oh, really?

Hold on a minute. I'll hurry and finish my meal.

I'm sorry. It's an important appointment.

If you have some time,

will you come with me?

He's funny.

He could've just said that he'd play soccer with Ji Hun.

He's good at playing hard to get.

I must say he's good with women.

Son, you're the best. Good luck!

He's cool.

- Here. - Thank you.

Are you coming to my place after work tonight?

Yes. I'm okay with that,

but I'm afraid Jae Seok is feeling uncomfortable because of me.

Why would he feel uncomfortable?

He's looking for a place of his own these days.

Really? Is it because of me?

It's not about you.

It's just time.

He'd want to live alone without me nagging him.

I still feel bad for him.

- Should we go somewhere else? - Gosh, why...

We don't have to do that.

(Mother)

Oh, my goodness.

Go ahead and take the call.

I can take it in my office later.

Answer the phone.

Mother hates it when you don't take her call.

- I'll see you later. - Well...

I'll text you later.

What? Why?

"Why?" You always take my calls like that. It's really upsetting.

I didn't mean it.

I'm sorry. I won't do that again.

Forget it. Just come to the lobby now.

I went shopping and bought some shirts for you and Jae Seok.

I don't want you to look scruffy.

You should look neat to date a woman or something.

You can't live like that forever. You're still young.

Gosh, Mom. You don't have to do that.

Your sons are old enough. Why would you care about our shirts?

Then don't make me worry about you.

Just come to the lobby now.

You wouldn't come to my place, so I brought them here.

Hello, Mother.

Hello, there.

It's been a long time.

Have you been well?

Well... It hasn't been so good...

nor too bad.

Thank you for what you did for my mom the other day.

Mom said she got a lot of comfort from you.

I didn't do it because she's your mother.

She's my friend after all.

Still, it must not have been easy to do so.

Thank you for opening your mind to my mom.

Okay. I'll take your thanks.

All right then.

Bye.

Did she not suffer at all?

She's become even prettier.

What's taking him so long?

Gosh, my knees hurt from walking too much.

Mom.

Gosh, the room is just too small.

Are you sure you will be okay in here?

This is good enough for me.

I don't want a big room because it makes me feel empty.

Now that I have you and your family, I won't feel that way though.

Is there anything else you need?

I don't need anything.

And I have no room for anything else.

You'd need a hanging air conditioner up there.

Gosh, I don't need it.

I have an electric fan here. Just go.

- You still need an air conditioner. - Just go.

I think it'll be hot in the summer.

- Gosh, this works for me. - It should go over there.

(Unnie's Kimbap)

All right. It's all set up.

- Now you should... - We know what to do.

We should do this.

Is this right?

You know it well.

It will be easier to pay this way.

- I can buy you an air conditioner. - Forget it.

- It wouldn't cost a lot. - No way.

I don't need it.

- Is it done already? - Yes.

Please read this brochure.

What is this?

I heard customers these days like to pay using this system.

It's also good for us.

Really?

I should talk about it at the merchant association meeting then.

Good. Please let me know if you need any help. Bye.

- Bye. Thank you. - Thank you.

- Thank you. - Bye.

There should be a hanging air conditioner.

- Are you done checking the room? - Yes, I did look around it.

But I don't feel good that the room is too small.

Gosh, I'm fine with it.

I'll make a lot of money...

and buy a huge apartment later. Don't be too jealous.

I hope it will happen soon.

Just wrap things up, and come with other market people.

I'm going to buy everyone samgyetang as a welcome party for you.

And I feel bad for them about the mall lease issue.

You should come too.

- Okay. - I'll see you there.

- See you. - Bye.

Mr. Song cares a lot about his younger sister.

You must be really happy.

- I know. I'm really jealous. - Right.

I wish I had a reliable older brother like him.

You guys should lead good lives too.

Then you'll get an older brother falling from the sky.

Let's finish cleaning up and go eat some samgyetang.

- Okay. - Let's do that.

You startled me.

What was that? I was really surprised.

I can recognize you even from your breath.

Did you do well on your last exam? Will you get a scholarship?

I'm not sure about a scholarship,

but it's over anyway. The exam is finally over.

My girlfriend's exams are finally over!

You must've been really bored during my exams.

I'm so sorry.

Now I'll try my best to have fun with you.

I can also go house hunting with you.

Are you sure?

Even the thought of it makes me happy.

Let's go look at some houses now.

You said you have a few places in mind.

All right. Let's go.

Wait, Da Hee.

Let's eat first.

We need to fill up our stomachs before doing something important.

- Let's go. - Okay.

Go, go, go.

So what? You two played soccer until now?

I'm really good at soccer.

I played soccer until middle school.

Next time, I'll teach you, okay, Ji Hun?

Okay. You can join us next time, Uncle.

Ji Hun. There's something I've been meaning to ask you.

Why is he Hyo Sin when I'm "Uncle"?

I'm not that much older than him.

You can call me by my name too.

Try it. Say "Jeong Bong".

What?

Don't force him, Jeong Bong.

You shouldn't make him uncomfortable to make you comfortable.

Right?

Why is that uncomfortable? How is that uncomfortable?

Do you want to feel uncomfortable?

- No. What I meant is... - I'll make you feel uncomfortable.

Have some chilled watermelon.

Watermelon? Thank you, Ga Hee!

Sure.

- I'll get it. - Thanks.

It's really sweet. Where did you get it?

All our fruit are cheap leftovers.

But leftovers are usually sweetest.

Here, Ji Hun.

Hyo Sin first.

It's from a department store to you, Ga Hee.

Who is Kim Seung Hyun?

It's from my dad.

Your dad?

Oh, him?

Yes, Ga Hee. Did you get the presents?

Kim Seung Hyun. What are you doing?

What are you trying to do?

Oh, come on. Don't put it like that.

That's too harsh.

You should've told me of the good news.

I found out through Ji Hun.

You found your aunt.

What does that have to do with you?

Why doesn't it have anything to do with me?

They're Ji Hun's family.

Good news to your family is good news to me too.

You bet.

The galbi's from the 6th to 8th rib, the very best ones.

Grill it nicely for your long-lost aunt.

Be quiet!

I'll warn you again.

Don't try anything else or I will kill you.

Wow, it's the finest Korean beef.

I bet a set of this costs no less than 200 dollars.

Of course. It's the highest grade.

Ji Hun's dad is so generous.

He must make a lot of money.

He's a commercial pilot. Good for you.

It's nice.

Why did you come up here instead of staying for watermelon?

Well...

I left my trainers to soak up here.

I want to wash and dry them.

I see.

I'm going to return everything.

What?

I mean...

that's what I'll do.

Come down for watermelon when you're done.

Yes?

Can I come in?

Yes. Did I make you wait?

I had an emergency patient,

and my outpatients got pushed back.

It's fine. I read a few papers.

Why are you so uneasy?

Who is? Me? No, I just looked at you.

What is it? You look so anxious.

Why? Did you do something wrong?

No, but...

I saw you earlier in the lobby with Mom.

That's it?

Why are you acting so worried when you did nothing wrong?

I know. Old habits really do die hard.

I'm hungry. Let's talk on the way.

To be honest,

I still feel a bit uncomfortable.

I suddenly came face-to-face with your mom,

and before I knew it, I froze.

Mother...

seemed uncomfortable too.

I guess...

she would be.

It's so strange.

Even after time passes,

your heart remembers...

what made you suffer.

It would be so nice...

if I could just smile brightly...

and ask, "How have you been, Mother?"

Well...

That's not something...

you can force yourself to do.

Don't worry about it too much.

We said we'd take it slow.

Yes, I know that.

It's just how I feel.

What shall we eat?

Let's eat out so we can work at home.

Okay. Your omelet rice was just so-so.

What do you mean? You said it was great yesterday.

Did you lie, then?

I'm trying hard not to be so direct.

I'm getting good at lying.

Wow, I feel so betrayed.

Just be direct.

Gosh.

Tell me if you want more.

I cooked a lot.

- Okay. - Okay.

I'm sure you all heard by now,

but after many long years, I found my sister Young Suk.

Some not-so-nice things happened along the way,

so I'm treating you to show my appreciation and regret.

Eat all you want.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Why is that President Song's fault?

You all got your money back,

and if I may say so now,

how you decided to spend your money is all up to you.

We got it already, so stop it.

We got it.

If someone I know hadn't egged me on to invest,

I wouldn't have considered it.

Who is that someone? Are you talking about me?

Who else is there? Is there anyone else but you?

You're so gullible.

My gosh. I don't believe this.

Who's the one who went crazy when she heard "double the return"?

You can't blame me for that.

I'm too upset to stay. I'm leaving!

My goodness.

Come on. You can't leave like this.

Us women have to go out for seconds.

Yes, of course we must.

Let's all go out for seconds.

No, thanks. I'm leaving.

It's my welcoming party.

I'll be so upset if you leave like this.

The second round's on me, okay?

Okay? Okay?

Okay, then.

Since I'm paying the bill for this round,

I will entertain you however I like.

Break up into teams of 2 or 3,

and the team that earns the most points...

gets as many as five 10-dollar gift certificates!

First up is Yongju Traditional Market's crazy duo,

Ms. Dried Fish and Ms. Twisted Doughnut!

Come on up.

No, no. Forget it.

We're not a duo.

I'm out. I won't sing a duet.

Can you not ruin the mood?

Dried Doughnut! Dried Doughnut!

- Dried Doughnut! - Dried Doughnut!

Big Brother, I want to leave

Poor Heungbo, poor Heungbo

- Poor Heungbo, poor Heungbo - Poor Heungbo, poor Heungbo

- Poor Heungbo - Poor Heungbo

Well done.

You brat.

Real, real, real real, so real

Totally real deal

The real deal appeared just now

Real, real, real real, so real

Totally real deal

I will love you dearly

The previous tenants had to suddenly move out,

so the unit is vacant at the moment.

It's spacious and is close to the subway station.

The place is particularly popular among newlyweds.

What? No.

We're not newlyweds.

Only he will be living here.

Is that so?

Sorry. It's just that you seemed like a newlywed.

Look how bright it is.

- Take a look around. - Sure.

It's nice.

Isn't it a bit too big for one person though?

I like it. It should be at least this big.

- Really? Is it a good size for you? - Sure.

Okay. I'm happy with what you're happy with.

I love it when you smile like that.

That's out of the blue.

Right.

It's a sweet smile...

that warms up my heart and recharges me.

Gosh, you're embarrassing me.

Come on, you fool.

Stop smiling like that, and take a good look around.

See if it's good for both of us.

Let me see. It's good and all...

What did you just say?

Both of us?

Yes, it's good since it's close to your university.

Hold on.

Did you just propose to me?

Yes.

Let's move in together.

Marry me, Da Hee.

(Once Again)

We are here!

It's a habit of that family's...

to be there for each other like that.

It's about Gyu Jin's mom.

She doesn't seem to be in the best of shape.

She keeps forgetting things.

I've learned my ways now. You need to consider Ji Hun.

What's the difference between dating and marriage?

Stability, I guess.

You have someone that will always be there for you.

However, that can also be the downside of marriage.

I don't know what to do!

Da Hee must be having a hard time deciding.

This is how we should've lived.

Enjoying the feeling of being together.

- Okay, let's cause some trouble. - Right now?

Yes, the time is now!