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If you

want to hear what I did,

I'll tell you.

No. Don't say it.

I don't want to hear it.

Hongju.

I know it's hard, but you should listen.

Hongju.

I...

I committed a crime

that you can't even imagine.

A person like me shouldn't like you.

You are way out of my league.

I'm really sorry.

Hongju.

Please run far away from me.

Please forget about me and meet someone decent.

Hongju.

Mr. Kang is such a nice man though.

He is such a nice man.

Ms. Cho.

Ms. Cho, this is urgent.

Please iron this.

I'm busy and I have to do my makeup.

I'm almost done cleaning fridge, I'll do it after.

Ms. Cho! I said I'm busy.

Get the housekeeper to do it.

Iron this first.

She went grocery shopping.

Wait a minute. I'm almost done, so I'll do it later.

Ms. Cho!

Do you think I'm joking?

I said I'm busy!

Why can't you just do as I say?

Are you looking down on me now?

I never looked down on you.

What you're doing right now is looking down.

You look down on me all the time.

You think I'm easy all the time.

You talk behind my back too.

I know it all.

I get that you've worked here for a long time,

but I'm a daughter-in-law in this family.

And you're just a housekeeper.

Are you that stupid?

Ms. Jang.

How could you say that?

Do you think I'm stupid?

I didn't say anything wrong.

I've had enough of it.

You better not repeat this.

I'll tell my mother-in-law

and have you fired.

Daya.

What are you doing to her?

Stay out of it.

All right, fire me.

This is unbelievable.

- How rude. / - Ms. Cho.

What on earth?

How could you say that to her?

You can't treat her like that

even though she's our housekeeper.

This is beyond toleration.

By the way, are you lecturing me now?

Why are you taking her side and

not your sister-in-law's side?

You must be able to empathize with her

because your father used to work here as a driver.

But you shouldn't do this to me in front of her.

What?

What did you just say?

Are you two fighting?

What's all this loud noise?

Daya, you're at fault this time.

Mother.

Daya.

You can't be rude to Ms. Cho

just because I treat her like that.

She's way older than you.

What's so difficult

in having some manners?

I was going to

talk to you about something anyway.

This is a good chance to bring it up.

I thought about this carefully

and for the peace and dignity of our family,

I want to correct what's wrong.

Of course, I hate following

this unreasonable and old-fashioned

seniority system.

Not to mention the empty formalities.

But this won't do.

Our family might really be disrupted at this rate.

Doran and Daya.

I get that you two are of the same age,

but Doran's birthday is in March

and Daya's birthday is in November.

Daya, it's right in every way

that you treat your sister-in-law politely

as someone above you.

Don't treat it like it's unfair.

Doran, you should be more understanding

as her older sister-in-law.

Okay?

Yes, Mother.

Get out now, both of you.

- Okay. / - Mother.

What's wrong with you?

What?

Wait, what's that look in your eyes?

You and your mood swings.

You're on my side, then hers. You change sides readily.

It's so confusing and difficult.

What?

"You change sides readily"?

Why don't you

just continue to side with her?

Good luck with her, all right?

And don't come to me and whine about

how you got stabbed in the back.

Has she gone insane? What's her problem?

She's so not like Hongsil.

Whose temper does she take after?

Gosh.

All right.

I don't care

whether they hate me or not.

I'll just move out.

I'll move out with Iryuk.

That'll solve the problem.

Forget everything.

Hello.

Isn't it funny?

It is. You can leave now.

What is going on?

Are you serious?

What am I supposed to do?

Hello. Did you want to see me?

What are you trying to pull with my husband?

What do you mean?

Don't try to act like you don't know.

I know you're hitting on my husband.

What? That's not true.

No?

You kept flirting with my husband

and touched him subtly.

What is it if it's not the case?

Are there no men around you?

How could you try to hit on a married man?

Do you want to get fired?

What's wrong with you?

Daya.

Hey.

- What... / - What are you doing?

What on earth?

Did you just raise your voice at me?

You don't deserve it.

What are you doing with that girl?

You're flirting with a female employee in the store.

Aren't you even ashamed of yourself?

I can't believe this.

Daya.

Goodness.

I thought you weren't coming.

Did you bring the written promise?

Here.

Did you sign it?

I did. Have a look at it.

(I won't tell anyone about Kang Suil's past.)

It's 500,000 dollars.

Thanks, Hongju.

(500,000 dollars)

If you say a word about

Mr. Kang's past,

you'll have to pay three times the amount.

Don't forget it.

If you break this promise,

I'll hire the best lawyer in the world if I must

to make you pay the price.

I'll bury you underground.

Keep that in mind.

Don't worry.

Why would I do such a foolish thing?

It'd cost me thrice the amount.

Anyway, Hongju,

don't see him.

Break up with him, okay?

Get lost.

Thanks. I'll be off then.

Wait.

What?

What is it?

It's for the money. Don't ever show up again.

You have a high fever.

You need to go see a doctor.

I want to be alone.

Please get out.

How can I do that

when you're breaking out in a cold sweat?

Leave me alone, please.

You fool.

I'd understand if you got dumped by someone decent.

But it's Mr. Kang.

How could you suffer this much

just because you got dumped by him?

Mr. Kang?

Doran's dad?

All right.

It'd be better for you to go kill yourself

than being foolish like this.

Don't do that to her. She's sick.

Calm down, Ms. Na.

When did you come in here?

I brought this wet towel for her.

Give it to me. Get out now.

Okay.

By the way,

I heard you say that

your sister's ex-boyfriend

is Mr. Kang.

Is he the one I know?

What?

Never mind, if I'm wrong.

She's so pretty and rich.

Why did she end up

seeing a driver?

Ms. So.

I need to talk to you outside.

Okay.

Ms. So.

Are they still repairing the boiler in your house?

I'll just pay for a hotel room.

I want you to leave my house.

Sorry if I made you upset

by talking rashly.

I'll keep my mouth shut from now on.

Is it another Mr. Kang?

Right. It can't be that Mr. Kang.

Hello, Daya.

Where's my mom?

In her room.

You should probably

leave her alone now.

She's upset with your aunt

and told her to just kill herself.

Did she say that?

Mom, is Aunt sick because Mr. Kang dumped her?

- Is Ms. So right? / - My goodness.

What should I do with that chatterbox?

Why is Aunt sick?

Mr. Kang remembered his place and got lost.

She should be relieved.

Why is she crying and making a fuss?

I'm embarrassed and afraid someone will find out.

It's embarrassing that she was dumped,

but like you said, it's a relief that it's over.

Mom. Will Aunt get over it?

She'll come to her senses and not see him, right?

Hey.

Why would she go back to a man who dumped her?

She's not crazy.

I guess.

As you said, it's a good thing.

Why are you here anyway?

We'll meet at the memorial hall tomorrow.

Why? Is something wrong?

I don't know. I hate everything right now.

What is it now?

Something is wrong with my mother-in-law.

Was she always capricious?

She sides with Doran all the time

and told me to address her with respect.

Come on, Daya.

Why is that so hard?

Do as you're told.

Why are you of all people saying that as well?

She's Mr. Kang's daughter. It hurts my pride.

Daya.

Don't lose points on a minor issue like that.

Even if you're perfect otherwise,

you'll be at a disadvantage.

Mom. Aunt's sick because of Mr. Kang.

I'm stressed out because of his daughter.

Is this bad karma?

It could be.

I'm so worried about your aunt.

Daya.

What? Are you going to scold me

for not greeting you on my way in, Ms. Kim?

Our relationship

is both difficult and awkward.

We were strangers

and because of our husbands,

we're forced to act like family.

What is it that you want to say,

Ms. Kim?

You and I are family now

and live under the same roof.

I hope we can

respect each other and get along.

I'll try my best too.

Try all you want. I don't care.

If you're done talking, I'd like to go inside.

Ms. Kim.

Oh, right.

I almost forgot.

Pass this message to your dad.

Since he decided

to break up with my aunt, tell him not to be clingy.

What do you mean?

Did my dad and your aunt break up?

What kind of reaction is this?

Are you upset that your dad and

my aunt broke up?

Did they break up?

Did your aunt say so?

Were you hoping that they would get married?

My gosh. How could you hope for such a thing?

If he upsets my aunt again,

then I will take action.

Tell your dad that.

Taepoong.

- Hello. / - Hello.

Where's my dad?

He's still in. Go inside.

Did he seem okay today?

Did he look down at all?

The truth is, he won't talk about it

but I think something bad happened.

He was a bit down today.

Take good care of him for me, please.

Please, I should be asking him that.

Bye.

I think that

I hoped for something impossible.

I hoped to live ordinarily like others.

I hoped that

no one would find out my past.

Dad.

Hongju.

She's such a sweet and good person.

I shouldn't hurt her.

So we broke up.

Hongju

really liked you a lot.

I think she fell very ill

after breaking up with you.

Is Hongju

ill?

Dad, did you break up

because she

found out about your past too?

I have to make the dough for tomorrow.

You should leave before it gets late.

Hongju.

Hongju.

I'm sorry.

(Hongju. I'm sorry.)

Hongju. I'm sorry.

Don't fall ill because of

someone like me.

(Don't fall ill because of someone like me.)

What took you so long to prepare?

Let's hurry. Your mom's waiting.

I don't believe this. Why would you come?

Why not?

I should visit your dad. I'm his only son-in-law.

I should come to the memorial hall.

How dare you even think of visiting my dad?

When you flirt with other women?

When did I flirt with other women?

You shouldn't just...

I don't want to go with you.

Don't tag along.

Move.

Jang Daya. Wait up.

- Ma'am. / - Thanks.

Gosh, there's fish. It smells lovely.

It does.

Are you going out?

It's my father-in-law's birthday.

We're going to the memorial hall.

They're going to celebrate his birthday

and introduce him to his new family member.

I see.

He'll get to see his new daughter-in-law.

Goodbye then.

Go ahead.

- Bye. / - Bye.

- See you. / - Bye.

- Let's eat, Mother. / - Thanks.

- Let's eat. / - Let's.

Hasn't it been almost 30 years

since Daya's dad died?

Yes. He died not long after Daya was born.

He died way before his time.

It's such a pity.

I feel bad for the dead man,

but worse for Hongsil.

She cried every day

while raising her kids on her own.

Why wouldn't she?

The man who killed Daya's dad.

Is he still in prison?

He should be. He got a life sentence.

He deserves it for ruining a whole family.

He should pay the price.

I think murder is the worst crime ever.

It is.

We only have one life.

No one can be forgiven for murder.

That's right, Mother.

Killers should be secluded from society forever.

- Let's eat. / - Eat up.

Eat.

(Jang Daeho)

It's been a while, honey.

Are you doing well?

We are, thanks to you.

You know Miran, don't you?

She's here too.

Miran, say hello.

Honey. Gorae, Miran,

Daya and Iryuk are here.

Please watch over them from up there

so they can live happily ever after.

Mom.

Honey.

I guess I'm so stupid.

Why can't I still forgive him?

Honey, I...

The guy who did this to you...

I mean, the murderer...

I just can't forgive him.

I can't forgive him, honey.

Honey.

Mom, don't cry.

Mom.

Honey.

Mom, take this car.

Gorae, I'll drive her home.

Okay.

I'll see you later, Gorae.

We'll get going then.

Bye.

Let's go.

Okay.

What was that?

I thought your father died in an accident.

What?

Well... That's...

Actually, Miran...

Well...

Gorae, it's okay.

Hyeri, Minsoo.

Is something going on between you two?

- No. / - No.

Minsoo isn't my type.

You aren't my type either.

If you two are dating behind my back,

I'm going to kill you. okay?

Yangja.

This isn't time to joke around with them.

You should call the boiler company again.

Ask them when it's done.

They will call us once it's done.

It's not like we have nowhere to go.

What's the rush?

I don't want to stay at your in-law's

where I can't be welcome.

Even if it's a dilapidated shack,

I want to stay at my own place.

It's not true that we're not welcome there.

We're just doing fine.

Yangja, unlike you,

I'm not so brazen.

I don't know. If it's not done within today,

I'll find an inn and spend the night there.

Don't be silly.

Hello?

Yes. Okay.

Is the boiler done?

Is it done?

Can we go home tonight then?

Okay. I see. Thank you.

Yes. Like you wanted,

we can sleep at our house tonight.

Mom. Aunt.

- Hey, Miran. / - Miran.

Didn't you say you'd go to visit your father-in-law?

Yes. I just got back from there.

Mother went home with Daya,

and Gorae dropped me off here.

He has an important surgery today.

I see.

Miran, do you want to eat something?

Do you want pizza? Have a seat here.

No, Aunt. I don't feel like eating now.

Miran.

Did something happen at the memorial hall?

My goodness.

Was it not an accident? Was he murdered?

My gosh. How...

Yes.

Mother cried a lot at the memorial hall today.

Daya and Gorae cried too.

I feel so bad for my father-in-law.

And for my mother-in-law as well.

He didn't die in an accident.

So they are still

having a hard time after all these years.

Gosh, that's so terrible.

My gosh.

That's why your mother-in-law said that.

I once asked her

what her husband does for a living.

But she got really serious

and didn't even answer me.

So she became a young lonely widow.

That's so sad.

So who killed your father-in-law?

Where is he now? Is he dead?

No. He's in jail.

He was sentenced to life.

Sentenced to life?

Was that scumbag only sentenced to life?

He ruined an innocent woman's life

and made her children grow up without a dad.

What a scumbag. He should be punished more severely.

Miran. You should be nice to your mother-in-law.

Okay. I will.

I feel so sorry for her.

Come to think of it,

she lost her husband at my age.

My goodness.

She has such an unfortunate life.

Yangja.

I'm home.

Hey.

Where's Daya?

I told her to have dinner with her mom

and make her feel better.

And I went to my restaurant.

Good.

Hongsil cries every time she goes there.

Was she okay today?

She cried again.

Daya and Gorae cried too.

I'll be upstairs then.

Okay.

When I think of Hongsil,

I feel so terrible.

And Daya.

Mother, Daya is my friend's daughter.

After her dad died,

she had to grow up without a dad.

So she always hungers for love

and gets jealous so easily.

But when I think of her situation,

I can understand all that.

I guess you're right.

Hey.

Are you going somewhere?

Yes, Grandma.

Since Mother approved,

I learn baking twice a week.

Do you? Okay.

I'll see you later.

Okay. Bye.

After her dad opened a bakery,

she became interested in baking.

She said she wants

to take the baking class twice a week,

so I told her to do that.

That's good.

It's always good to learn something new.

I know. And Bom and Food is

a food company after all.

I guess it will help a lot

if Doran goes back to work later.

Sure.

Leaning something is always useful.

I know.

Hey, Taepoong.

Doran.

Hello. What are you doing here?

I'm taking this class to get a baker's license.

What about you?

Me too. It's been only a few days though.

How could we meet here out of all places?

I know.

Hello.

- Hello. / - Hello.

Please open the book to page 65.

Daeryuk!

Who is he?

He's Lee Taepoong who works at Dad's bakery.

Taepoong, this is my husband.

- Hello. / - I'm Wang Daeryuk.

Hello. Nice to meet you.

I should get going then.

I'll see you later.

Okay. Bye.

What happened?

Did you two sign up for this class together?

No, I just happened

to meet him here.

He said he signed up a week ago.

It's good to have someone you know.

Let's go.

(Bonjuk)

They're here.

Mr. Yang, Secretary Hong!

Ms. Kim, it's been so long.

You just met her at the office the other day.

It hasn't been that long. What's all the fuss?

That's strange.

We used to meet every day when she worked,

so even a week feels like years.

Her husband is right here. Please don't be like that.

I'm just saying this as her colleague.

I know. I feel the same way.

It was a lot better

when I get to see her at the office too.

He's such a romantic guy.

- Please have a seat. / - Okay.

Doran. Our most popular menu is

porridge with toppings. Did you know that?

Really?

Porridge with bulgogi and porridge with crab meat.

They all are so popular.

I even received a bonus.

That's great.

Then let's eat

to celebrate.

- Enjoy it. / - Enjoy.

- Please enjoy. / - Let's eat.

What do you think?

Doran, did you know this? Take a look.

You can move its ears like this.

Like this?

Doran.

You look just like a bunny

wearing that bunny hat. You look so cute.

Stop it. People are watching.

I don't care.

Doran, you look so adorable now.

Stop that. People are looking at us.

What if they see us?

I'm adoring my cute rabbit.

Seriously.

Really, you are too cute.

Try this.

Let's go, my rabbit.

Do it like this.

My goodness!

- This is so cute. / - I know, right?

Mr. Kang.

I...

I came to

see you for the last time.

I'm going to the States.

I'm going back to where I used to live.

I see.

Take...

Take care of yourself, Mr. Kang.

Even from afar,

I'll always wish for your blessings.

I hope you'll take care of yourself.

I'll pray for you.

I've always

appreciated your support.

And

I've always felt bad.

I will

never forget

your kindness.

Mr. Kang.

I'll pray for

your happiness.

All right.

I should go now.

(The next episode will continue soon.)