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Final Episode
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I arrived to work very early.
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I know, right? Oh, but I'm going to be a bit late.
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Go quickly. Have a good day at work.
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Yeah.
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Kiss.
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Kiss?
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Oh, really?
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I really like that too.
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Yeah, that's right.
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Running around here and there outside. And then I went into the office.
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There were huge piles of paperwork.
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♫ On a good day like this, I keep thinking about it ♫
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♫ Enough to surprise someone with dulled senses, like me ♫
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♫ It was full of sharp-edges and hateful♫
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We stayed up all night, happily, talking over the phone without any reason.
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♫ the moment came♫
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Hey, why don't you just stay here like you used to do?
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Then I wouldn't be as anxious.
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Have a good day.
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Anxiety...
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♫ How will it be? The day that you and I make♫
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As soon as we meet, the moment we part becomes disappointing.
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♫ You make me dream constantly. I wait for you every day♫
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♫ while looking at you♫
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♫ How shall I say the words?♫
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♫ That a day with you feels like a minute?♫
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♫ I wish that every day becomes that moment ♫
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A perfect day after day, where it's as if you are me and I am you.
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Oh, Eun Hyeok. Attorney Ji.
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Hey, Yoo Jeong.
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The weather's really nice.
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Not really. It's very humid and hot.
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Oh, hot?
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Maybe because it's summer is about to come.
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It's been a while since summer came.
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Is that so? Right.
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Because I'm so busy, I'm not even aware of the seasons.
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I think I'm going to go because I'm busy.
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Cha Yoo Jeong.
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Let's talk about each other now.
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Yes. I'm sorry about what happened the other day.
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Sort of a mistake... Think of it like being feeble-minded kind of thing.
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Oh...
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Oh, so that's what it was to you.
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For me, it wasn't. I truly felt that way.
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And for a very long time, actually.
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Hey, Yoo Jeong. You are in me.
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I tried to change my heart.
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I tried everything I could.
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But I still found myself
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looking at you like this, Yoo Jeong.
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So even if that was a mistake, um,
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the thing is, even if it was just for you like being feeble-minded,
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take a look at me, Yoo Jeong.
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Well...
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I don't know my heart yet.
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I really like you, but I don't know
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if that's as a friend or as a man. It's confusing.
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Is that okay?
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That's enough.
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How can you be that simple?
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What are you saying? I'm feeling like it's too good for me right now.
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Eat.
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Ah, you hit your husband?
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What was the reason?
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That...
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Honey, let's eat.
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I said to eat!
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Okay, okay.
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Ah, really.
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You hit the back of your husband's head with a baseball bat?
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Yes...
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She hit him once.
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A baseball bat is considered as a dangerous weapon. So according to Criminal Act 258-2,
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the crime of "Special Bodily Injury on Another" will be established.
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So it's a crime where you could be sentenced to one to 10 years in prison.
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So am I going to prison?
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You could receive a stay of the indictment.
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Or you might not.
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So what was the reason for the assault?
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He cheated on me,
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so in a moment of anger, I hit him.
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But still, how can you assault him like that?
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I'm sorry.
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His injury isn't serious.
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The victim, her husband has a reason to be blamed and wrote a letter that he doesn't want his wife to be punished.
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Don't you think a stay of the indictment will be possible in this case, Mr. Prosecutor?
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I'll decide that, Lawyer Eun.
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So when did your husband have an affair?
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So, that... was July of 1987.
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So July of 198—
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- Year of 87? - Yes.
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It's been thirty years already but a vivid memory of anger and shock at that time
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made you want to grab a baseball bat without realizing it, right?
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I hung in there for all this time.
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Because of the affair that happened thirty years ago. So you endured through it all?
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You have a hard time understanding it? But I am able to.
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I don't know. I can't seem to understand this, really.
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Look, this happened thirty years ago. Right?
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If her man having an affair hurt her so much and became a traumatic incident, she should've worked it out at that time.
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She could've divorced him or fought with him.
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Maybe she wanted to do that but couldn't. She probably had to stay with him for her kids
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or perhaps her family situation didn't allow her to do that.
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But even then that was still by her own choice.
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No way. That can't really be her own choice.
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Huh? Then whose choice was that?
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Either way, she must have been very upset to hold a grudge like that
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for her to beat up her husband like that after thirty years.
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I can totally understand her feelings.
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No matter what the reason was
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it was still a one-sided surprise attack and that isn't the right thing to do.
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So I'm not saying that's the right thing,
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but my key point here is that I can understand her feelings.
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But what I'm saying is why in the world did she hold a grudge for thirty years?
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Let's say she couldn't divorce him because of circumstances but she should've confidently shown her anger to her husband.
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I mean, what I'm trying to say is that's not such an easy thing to do.
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She probably worked really hard to bear with it and she did all she could to endure but she finally exploded.
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Why should she explode then? She should've just gotten mad in the beginning—
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Yes, I get it.
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My client was in the wrong. She really committed a deadly sin.
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Umm... what I'm trying to say now is...
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By doing that, it can escalate into family members committing murder and what not.
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I think what you're saying is a bit harsh.
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You are basically making my client into a murderer for smacking her husband in the back of the head.
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No, I'm not. I'm not! So, what I'm saying is...
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What I can't understand is why we have to keep on bickering over something like this.
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So, Bong Hee, this has nothing to do with us.
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And we still haven't had to suppress our feelings that can lead us to fight.
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Who said we haven't?
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We have?
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That time before when you avoided my kiss.
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Morning kiss, please.
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My pride was so hurt, and I got scarred from it.
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Wow. Th-that was because—
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I do understand, though. I fully understand how you felt back then. I do.
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But I'm still hurt by it whenever I think about it.
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Watch the back of your head. I might explode in 30 years.
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Bong Hee. Eun Bong Hee. Hold on.
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What's with his long face?
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I know, right?
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Did you have a fight with Lawyer Eun?
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Why?
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Hey! What did you do wrong anyway?
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You see,
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I get what I did wrong,
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but I'm having a hard time understanding 100% what I did wrong.
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That's why I can't date a woman.
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It's too hard to comprehend their feelings.
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Hey, you rascals, stop!
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You guys should ask me about those kinds of things.
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Out of everyone here,
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is there anyone who has lived with a woman longer? No, right?
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As a result of my living with Madam Hong for over thirty years, there's only one answer.
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When something feels off, just prostrate yourself.
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"I'm so sorry." That's all you need to say, and everything will be A-Okay, you little punks.
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- No matter what? - Of course! No matter what.
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All you have to say is "I'm sorry" and that's all it takes.
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- What are you sorry about? - Hmm?
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I'm asking you what you are particularly sorry about, CEO Byeon?
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Well... that is Madam Hong, that is... everything is my fault...
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You have no idea what you're sorry about now, do you?
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No. No ma'am.
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I drank some last night and...
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You drank? You told me that you didn't drink at all though!
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Just one glass...
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We will talk about you drinking later.
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There is something else. What are you so sorry about in particular?
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See, see. You don't even know what it is.
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You think it is A-Okay just because you said sorry?!
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For goodness sakes, our son got stabbed in his stomach, and you didn't even tell me about it?!
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Ah, that is because...
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I didn't want to bother a person that went on vacation overseas after such a long while...
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Be quiet!
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What's such a big deal about traveling anyway?
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I really hate you.
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He just got hurt a little bit.
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Seriously...
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Wow.
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"Insignificant Differences"
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Why are you working on, sweating in the late evening when it's so hot?
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It's because I'm so ticked off.
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Why, Lawyer Eun?
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Since I dated No Ji Wook, I finally had an actual fight with him for the first time.
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Seriously? That sounds awesome.
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I know, right? Why do I feel so good, huh?
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It's because I am really having a hard time understanding this.
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Despite going through all kinds of storms, we were so loving towards each other.
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But why do we have to fight over the smallest thing? This is making me feel so upset and so ridiculous.
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Usually, daily life is the scariest thing.
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When the people around you are harassing and opposing you,
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you become more loving towards each other and become even clingier to each other too.
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- And then... - And then?
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And there are no problems and no interruptions whatsoever,
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then you tell each other to live however you please,
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and when that's been said, you fight then break up. And then shit happens.
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- Why? - Yeah, why?
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If nothing happens from the outside it's natural for something to happen on the inside.
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You start seeing bad habits that you've never seen before and finding flaws that don't suit each other too.
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Then you become bored with each other.
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Should I say it's your near future that's about to happen soon enough.
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Silly goose.
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It's a fact. I'm being serious here.
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My goodness.
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Can you hit her one more time?
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It's your soon to happen future. Soon to happen future.
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What's with you?
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Ah, Bong Hee.
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I'm sorry.
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Sorry about what?
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Oh, this isn't what's supposed to happen.
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What?
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Just... I did everything wrong... I don't know...
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The present, brought about by the calm daily life. As was foretold,
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just the inner conflicts.
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Oh! Bong Hee! Bong Hee! You finally came back!
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You wanted to live with me and missed me so much that you came back!
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No. I have an interview today.
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Because me being found innocent became news.
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Oh.
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I'll be in a photoshoot so I brought all my clothes.
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It's pretty.
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No way, it's not.
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♬ And I know love is silly ♬
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Oh, this one's nice. It's pretty.
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You should be honest.
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♬ Wanna know why ♬
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♬ Is this love? ♬
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Pret-... By the way... ♬ Is this your way of saying (that) you care? ♬
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don't you think the ribbon is too centered maybe?
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The stripes might make people dizzy during the interview, too...
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This was my favorite out of all the outfits.
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And baffled at seeing different sides of each other we hadn't noticed before.
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♬ You come to me. ♬ One year later
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Don't blame it on me, but on Section Chief Prosecutor who allots the work every time.
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And blame on yourself for being labeled as the "Worst Prosecutor of the Year" in the organization every year.
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There's too much work...
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Bong Hee, I don't think I can join you for dinner tonight. What do I do?
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What a joke. Work is always before me.
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Oh my, Client, I'm sorry! Where were we?
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- I was saying... - Yes.
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We would bicker over such small things.
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It's a little shameful for me to talk about...
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It's okay. You can talk to me comfortably.
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Yes. Okay.
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So I just used it.
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- When I went to work, I was holding a cell phone. - Yes.
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Suddenly, a woman yelled at me that I was a pervert.
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I'm a discerning authority on perverts as well.
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You came well to the right place. Tell me again about the situation in detail.
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How could she do this to me, really?!
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What's wrong?
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I couldn't contact her for three days and she hasn't called me once!
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Did you two fight again?
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What do you mean "did we fight?" I was just attacked one-sidedly.
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She didn't tell me what on earth I did so wrong—
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Welcome, Attorney Eun. What brings you here?
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I came to eat black bean noodles, Investigator Bang.
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Is this some Chinese restaurant?!
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Should I just leave?
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No, don't leave.
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Sit down here, please.
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Geez, come here and help.
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Should I help?
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No, stay seated.
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Hi, is this Geum Moon Chinese restaurant?
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Here, one order of the double-size seafood black bean noodles.
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Regular size for me.
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Two orders of regular size.
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Sweet and sour pork, seafood with mustard sauce salad, spicy fried chicken, fried chicken with spicy sweet & sour sauce... Send everything you can make.
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I'm with my beloved girlfriend.
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Send us everything you have. Thank you.
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A calm and present-like daily life of being together, just like it (fighting) never happened.
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Did something happen, Yoo Jeong?
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No.
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Eun Hyeok, you...
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You went in drunk yesterday and you didn't call me. You didn't answer my phone either.
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Oh...
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I had a dinner gathering with company workers where I work as a consultant.
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The company dinner ended late so I figured you were already asleep.
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And I was passed out from drinking, too.
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I won't do that again.
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Whatever.
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Oh? You smiled.
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Stop doing that.
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Okay, okay. Here, eat.
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I was really going to call you... I will.
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What a joke.
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Well, it looks better than they're laughing, "Ha ha, ho ho."
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Hey, by the way, whenever you see Lawyer No,
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are you still feeling excited and feeling your heart fluttering?
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What're you saying? Are you drunk?
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Right? Of course! Still feeling excited and feeling your heart fluttering would be crazy.
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I mean, sometimes.
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So annoying.
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Why is everybody being like this? Seriously.
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The statements of victims who witnessed the defendant Kang Shin Wook's obscene act are consistent.
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And considering the case situation at the time matches—
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There is no direct evidence including CCTV or black box.
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And there is also the third witness, Your Honor.
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However, the defendant has a previous record that he was arrested and charged with the crime of public indecency.
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The pattern of how he took off his clothes matches exactly, as well.
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If I flatly speak the order of his taking off his clothes,
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he takes off his coat first.
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Then he takes off his lower clothes. Last, he takes off his upper clothes. In this order—
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Condemning the defendant, saying that he committed the same obscene act with only with one previous record
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is too harsh, isn't it?
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Also, the pattern of taking off his clothes can't be the grounds for the accusation.
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The defendant has received mental help for his obsession for indecent exposure.
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Your Honor, according to the record, the more people there are as in this court room,
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and the more people pay attention to him,
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the more his desire for public indecency increases.
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He received constant mental treatment and he is trying his best...
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Hey, hey! Bong Hee!
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We can say he has reached his completely healed state.
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Ah yes, the accused is... Stay still. Stay still.
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How could he take his clothes off in court? I really can't understand.
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That's why I told you not to defend him, that he's 100% a pervert.
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This is what I do to eat and live, Prosecutor No.
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Living in the era where twenty thousand lawyers are available, do you think I can select a client?
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Yes. I want you to select a client.
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But this was a client I received from your father, CEO Byeon.
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Ah, seriously, CEO Byeon.
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Ah, let's say it's because the client for today is a pervert.
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Wow, but how can you shoot back like that every day in order to not lose?
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When did I shoot back so much? How about you? You? You're shooting back more.
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Let's break up.
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Eun Bong Hee, how come after every trial, you say, "Let's break up"? That's a habit.
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When did I? When have I always done it?
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You do it every day! You did it last time and the time before that too.
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- You're exaggerating so much. - Who says I'm exaggerating?
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- I wish... - Do you want to eat dinner? Noodles or rice?
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- Noodles. - Noodles? Bean soup noodles?
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I hope this ordinary and insignificant daily life continues.
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There are many more applicants than I expected. We'll just evaluate the applications first.
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I'll do it. I'll evaluate the applications.
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No, no. You can't. You're going to pick according to their appearance.
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She kept saying to select a handsome and younger male lawyer every day before.
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Why did everybody take a joke I made as the truth?
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I support.
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By the way, why do people who aren't employees here keep being here?
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That's right.
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This is my house too. My house.
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Hey, this space is clearly for our business.
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Right. I'm paying the rent diligently.
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I want to raise the rent.
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Ah, you cheap jerk—
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Seriously! Please!
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Well, we'll evaluate the applications first. Next topic.
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Radio consulting was offered to the firm. In my opinion—
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When you say "radio," it reminds me of something.
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- In my past year... - Ah, we've strayed off topic again...
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I proposed to Madam Hong over the radio.
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Who was the DJ at that time? I may or may not remember.
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At that time, I did it very romantically.
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Even though Madam Hong is weird now, at that time she was—
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Hey, hey! Are y'all not going to sit? These rascals.
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I'm lonely, I'm lonely.
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Why are you not leaving?
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Should I leave too?
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Just stay.
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Ah, the weather is nice, isn't it?
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It's really nice.
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How could there not be a single person here?
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Thank you to the entire Suspicious Team
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Thank you to Channel Manager and Page Designer babyinspirtestar1
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Thank you to segmenters: pilar_velasquez, kitty100, gesti_lagi, bjohnsonwong, AmyPun,
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- Bong Hee. - Hmm?
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Thank you to segmenters, cont.: cgwm808, pecas08, Dudie, nanajie and marykarmelina
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Thank you to Korean to English subtitlers: abythe, awesomeharry, focus5678, flawlessdna, growl, reeniebeanie, pikasquirtchar014.
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Thank you to Korean to English subtitlers, cont.: alaafia, anniesxn, beckybae_22, misslea05, itsjoo, loveyule444_459, SL3388, graciexj.
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I love you.
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I love you too.
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I
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will love you for my entire life.
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Is this a proposal?
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Yeah.
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A song, isn't there a song?
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A song? A song?
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Even without a song
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my answer is yes.
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Yes!
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I will love you too for my entire life.
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Thank you to Korean to English Editors: cgwm808 & joysprite (Chief editors), signsofserendipity and abythe.
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Thank you to Korean to English Translation Editors: awesomeharry, abythe and focus5678.
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♫ There are so many reasons I like you that
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♫ Saying them one by one ♫
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It is so lucky
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that I saw you and met you.
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♫ Even when I've counted 101 reasons, I wouldn't have finished. ♫
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