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- Mother.
Mother.
- Jun-yeong, don't cry.
- You're going to pass out.
- Mother.
- Stop crying.
A little brat.
God.
- Mother.
Mother.
- I had no choice.
I had to make her leave for her sake.
It's a legal obligation.
- Get out.
I can't believe I raised you.
- Mr. Cha, you can go.
You too, Yu-na.
- You're so mean.
She missed her so badly, how can you kick her out?
- Get out!
Listen to me, Cha Jun-yeong.
You can see your mom a few days later.
But if you get sick crying, you won't.
You want to make her worried?
I don't lie.
So stop crying.
- Let's go some place to eat.
Things seem worse when you're sad.
- No.
I'm fine now.
I'm sorry, Mr. Kang.
- Stop apologizing, or being grateful.
What is it?
Ms. Oh I know doesn't give away
that easily.
Why can't you even go home?
Tell me.
I need to know to help you.
- I can't see Jun-yeong.
- What?
- I can't go near her.
I can see her once a week
when Yu-min allows it.
I've never been away from her
ever since she was little.
I can't stand it without for even half a day.
What do I do, Mr. Kang?
How can I get her back?
- Your husband has another woman, doesn't he?
- That's...
- So that's why you're getting divorced?
That's why he's taking her?
How can a person do that?
How were you married to a man like that?
Get up.
We can't just sit here.
- Mr. Kang.
- If you want to get Jun-yeong back, just follow me.
Come on in.
You were here when I was sick.
- That's when you were sick. I'll go, it's too late.
- Don't argue, please come in.
- Ms. Oh.
- Oh, Se-jong.
- What are you doing here?
Something happened?
- Hey, Se-jong.
(Doorbell ringing).
- He must be here.
- What is it?
What happened?
- Get in and go to bed.
And Se-jong's sleeping in your room tonight.
- What?
- Se-jong, go with Un-gil and get to sleep.
Go on.
- Why?
- Let's get in.
I don't think we should argue with him today.
Sleep, now.
- I'm sorry at this late hour.
It was urgent.
- No, it's fine.
I got to visit your place.
These days, the kid's opinion is appreciated
a lot, but financial ability is still important.
You have to prove that you can
raise her in a stable environment.
You don't have a house in your name, do you?
- No.
- With your abilities, you'll get a job
and a house soon, don't worry about it.
The issue here is the restraining order.
Is there a solution?
- To lift that, you need to prove that
the information your husband provided is false.
There's a lot to provide.
- Please.
But how do I pay for the lawyer?
- Don't worry about that.
I'll ask Mr. Kang...
I owe him a favor.
- Still...
- It's okay.
I'll do it.
- Thank you for today.
I'll get going now.
- Go where?
You know what time it is?
- It's alright.
I have my stuff somewhere else.
- It's okay to leave your stuff at the spa for a day.
- How did you know I was staying there?
- Where can a woman go alone this late?
I insist, stay in Se-jong's room tonight.
- What are you doing, Oh Soon-nam.
Did you forget your promise?
- Yu-min, this isn't right.
For Jun-yeong, please.
- Get out.
- No.
Jun-yeong.
- Mother.
- Stay still.
- Come out!
- No, Jun-yeong.
- Save me.
Please, Mr. Kang. Please.
Help...
Help me.
- Bastard.
How can he do that to Ms. Oh.
I didn't sleep well.
- That's how I feel.
I can't hear well because you snored too much.
- Hey.
- Hey, quiet.
- Se-jong was wriggling so much that I didn't sleep well.
- No, Se-jong.
Ms. Oh is right there.
- Hey, Se-jong.
- What are you doing?
Bring him out.
- Du-mul, Ms. Oh is not here.
(Text message).
- (Soon-nam) Thank you so much for everything.
Thank you for introducing me to a lawyer.
I'll call you when I can pay for the service.
- What money.
She should've stayed for breakfast.
- You're going to cry.
- I'm about to.
- What is it?
What is up with Ms. Oh?
- Where's Bok-hui?
Bok-hui, it's time to eat.
- She's not eating.
I asked her over ten times.
- I worked hard for this, why not?
She's going to get ill and get me in trouble again.
Yu-na, did you make what I told you to make?
- I didn't have time for that yesterday.
- Get to posting.
Put in the words I gave you.
- What is this.
You're going to study abroad at that age?
Study abroad at an early age...
- Ms. Yong's acquaintance.
- You're early.
- What are you doing?
- My makeup's on fleek today.
- I think your face if fighting
off your makeup.
- What?
My face is fighting what?
Hey, wipe of your eyeliner.
Thought it was tattooed.
(Phone ringing).
Telepathic.
Yeah, Soon-nam.
Restraining order? Those crazy jerks.
They gave up on being human.
They're trying to tear you and Jun-yeong apart.
Get a grip.
Never lose Jun-yeong.
- Of course not.
I'm trying to find a way with the lawyer.
- That's that, but look at this.
What is this?
- A dorm?
School abroad?
- Yeah, Cha Yu-min's tearing you two apart
and Hwang Se-hui's planning on sending her away.
They're the perfect couple.
Where are you now?
What about your stuff?
- I'll take care of it.
Don't worry.
- Hey, if you're going to stay in spas or motels,
just come to my place.
- No.
You got a cheap rent because you're all alone.
I can't get you in trouble.
I don't want to burden you.
- Hey, it's no burden.
- But Myeong-ja.
Can I get a job somewhere?
I've looked, but the ones I looked
into can't get me financial stability.
I don't have a particular profession.
- A job?
Can't you teach?
You have materials from Jeokhyeonjae.
Let's make that into a portfolio and write a resume.
- They're in Jeokhyeonjae.
- You left them there?
That's your know-how, your property.
Ask Mr. Cha or whomever and get them back.
- Thank you.
I was thinking coffee, we must have clicked.
- You don't look like you've got much sleep.
What happened?
- Where do I begin?
It can't get any worse.
That guy turned our house into a shelter.
- Goodness.
- But you don't look so well.
- So is our family.
Can't get any worse and unseemly.
- Oh, yeah?
Must be trending.
How can he cheat and claim custody?
So what's with your story?
- My niece is ill.
That's the problem.
- Where?
- Her heart.
- That's my profession.
Ask me anything.
- Really?
- Did you send out all the invitations?
- Yes.
I got a catering service for your house.
- Great work.
(Knock on the door).
- We're here.
- You've heard about it from Se-hui?
It's tomorrow.
- Almost all the people in the financial world are going to show up.
All eyes are going to be on Cha Yu-min
because marrying Se-hui means he's going to own Hwangryong someday.
Everyone will try to look for flaws.
More than that, Se-hui's father won't stand it.
- I'm prepared.
- Don't scare him, mom.
- I'm saying that it's that important.
Be aware of what you say or do.
- Bok-hui, Bok-hui.
Get up.
We don't have time for this.
- What's all this about?
- We have a first catering order.
The most expensive course.
- Catering?
What's that?
- We cook at their home, buffet-style.
They'll get the ingredients and all
you have to do is cook.
Come on, Bok-hui.
The best course.
You know how much money this is going to make us?
A few thousand dollars at least
and we're short a few hundred dollars for Soon-nam's rent.
- What do we have to do?
- They asked for these dishes.
They agreed to get the best ingredients that we ask for.
- I'm sorry.
Our academy is not hiring at the moment.
- If you come two hours twice a day,
it's not much, is that okay?
- Can anyone make money like this?
(Phone ringing).
Yes, Mr. Kang.
- Where are you?
You leave like that and don't pick up the phone all day.
- I'm busy, too.
I had a lot to do since this morning.
- Of course.
You need a job and a place to stay.
We need to meet.
I'll be there.
- No.
You've done more than enough for me.
- Ms. Oh, now's not the time to think about that.
- I'll call you when I get settled.
You must.
- I'll pull myself together, for the sake of you, too.
飄風不終朝 驟雨不終日.
No strong wind lasts forever, and no rain pours all day.
Let's do this, Oh Soon-nam.
- Home party?
So suddenly?
- It's only once in a while.
Get connections with people in politics and finance, have dinner and stuff.
You don't have anything going on today, right?
- Yes, but still.
I don't know if all those busy people would be able to make it.
- We sent out the invitation and they're coming.
- Everything's already there, Bok-hui.
- I need things I'm used to.
Our paste makes a difference, too.
- Right.
Bok-hui, you should wear this always.
If something gets on it, change it.
- What is this?
It's uncomfortable.
- There are so many important people there
and if you don't do it clean, they might complain.
Wash your hands often and be hygienic.
- What.
Fine.
- Mr. Cha, here.
- Ms. Oh, I packed all that
I could, but I could've missed a few things.
If I find anything else, I'll bring them to you.
- Thank you.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
- Not at all.
But Hwa-ran's monitoring everything
so I couldn't bring Jun-yeong.
I'm sorry.
- It's okay.
I think overcoming this is important for the both of us.
But how's Bok-hui?
Is she doing well?
- You don't even know.
Hwa-ran's the most terrible boss.
- Why?
Something happened?
- She sent Bok-hui alone to some catering service.
How is she going to do that alone?
Alone?
Where?
- I'm going to get lost if I'm not careful.
- Over here.
This is the kitchen.
- Okay.
- The ingredients are here.
See if you need anything else.
- Alright.
But you don't have rice wine.
- Rice wine?
- Yeah, I need it to steam the pork.
- We don't have that.
I'll go and buy one.
- Right.
- Miss, is everything going well?
Did the company send out a cook?
Miss.
- God.
Oh, my.
- What are you doing?
- Are you alright?
- Where do you think you're rubbing that?
- You can wash this, it'll be alright.
Come here.
- Oh, God!
Don't!
You must be here to cook.
This is a very special, important day, so you have to do this well.
Don't make more mistakes like this.
Got it!
- Yes.
- Where did she go when someone like that's alone in the kitchen.
- Dear me.
All this good house and fancy clothes did nothing for her.
- Is this the place?
- Who is it?
- You asked for catering.
I'm from Hwaranjeong.
- Someone's already here.
- I'm an assistant.
I was caught up in something, I'm late.
Come in.
- This way.
- I have to look after the garden while
you cook, so call me if you need anything.
- Okay.
Bok-hui.
- God, Soon-nam?
What are you doing here?
- How did you think
you could do all this alone?
- It's only for 15 people.
It's no big deal.
- You should've told Hwa-ran that you cant'.
Why do you do this?
- I'm no use just sitting around.
I have to get money for you to get Jun-yeong.
- Bok-hui.
- Don't worry.
Sitting around makes me ill, it's better to move around.
We don't have time for this.
Let's do this and get out of here.
- Wear this.
Hwa-ran asked me to wear it all the time.
- As if dad's not enough trouble, now she's giving me more problems.
(Phone ringing).
Yes, Yu-min.
You're already here?
It's okay.
- You could come and wait.
- Engagement party?
- (Mr. Park) Everyone heard that this is
an event to introduce Mr. Cha.
- What?
This is it.
Se-hui being relaxed about Cha Yu-min going back to Jeokhyeonjae.
(Doorbell ringing).
- Welcome.
You look amazing today.
- Where's Ms. Yong?
- Thank you for inviting me.
- Thank you.
- We meet again.
- Honey, we need to talk.
- You need to be courteous to our guest.
Everyone sit.
- Let's go, Yu-min.
- Let's clear this situation before the guests get here.
- Clear what?
Tell me.
What's the purpose of this?
- We need to soak the glass noodles.
- There isn't any?
- No.
I'll have to ask the housekeeper.
I'll go and ask.
- Okay.
I have to finish this and go to the room.
- Okay.
- Why can't you say anything?
What are you planning behind my back?
- Nothing.
I knew you'd do this
so I wanted to keep this quiet.
- Keep what?
- These two are getting married.
Today we're announcing it.
- What?
- Are you crazy?
He's married, not even divorced.
- Dad.
- Be careful what you say.
Cha Yu-min's going to be our family now.
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Your wife doesn't look like she's going to give up. Is the divorce even possible?
Have you lost your mind because you want Hwangryong that badly?
Hwang Se-hui is trying to send Jun-yeong abroad.
No matter what we choose, it's much better for Jun-yeong than what you can give her.
Cha Yu-min!
Stop it before it gets worse.
I won't.
You're going to keep it up?
I might tell the CEO about everything.
Do you think Se-hui will keep listening to you?
What are you doing here?
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