All language subtitles for Because This Is My First Life E16

Oh, Mom, why are you
calling so late at night?

What?

Really?

- Oh, you came. Good.
- Not yet?

It's very cold out, huh?

They've been in there
for a long time.

I think they will come out soon.

Oh, goodness.

Patient Lee Eun-sol's
child was born.

Oh my.

So happy to meet you.

It is really so nice to meet you.

So it was you.

You worked hard to come here.

He's a boy. Yes, a son.

Father, your eyes...

Why...?

What is this?

Are you crying, Honey?

What are you saying?

Who is crying?

Such useless words...

My mom became a grandma.

Yes.

I became a grandma.

I think it is such a good thing

getting a new family member.

It is a good thing, of course.

It is the biggest
gift in the world.

Mom,

I'm getting a divorce.

I think we took that
gift too lightly,

both he and I.

Why won't you say anything?

Is there any need for me
to say anything?

You never change your mind
after you make a decision.

You have the hardest time
before making a decision

and you also have the hardest
time after making that decision.

So what would I have
to say to you?

Mom.

Mom,

why didn't you divorce Dad,
back then?

When I was 10 years old,

you left Dad and moved
to your parents' house,

taking us both with you.

You remember that?

Your dad and I,

we got married despite fierce
opposition from both our families.

You didn't know that did you?

Like Romeo and Juliet.

What?

Really?

We were so passionate.

Your dad and I both,
we threw fits,

saying we couldn't
live without each other.

So after all that difficulty,
we finally married.

But after living together
for a while

I even thought about
splitting up with him.

Then why didn't you do it?

I had decided to divorce him, then
watched your father as he slept.

Then suddenly, the thoughts of our
dating days kept coming to me.

Oh, if I split up with him now,

I would live the rest of
my life longing for him.

I knew that I would keep him
in a small corner in my heart

and intensely long for him,
this man.

And once I had that thought,

I just decided to live
together with him, again.

Ji-ho,

a person's life is similar
to most others, in the end.

It's all quite ordinary.

However, they just have
to take good care

of their 'star pockets,'
that is what is important.

Star pockets?

Even in an ordinary life,

there are times when
something sparkly floats by.

At those times,
you must not miss it,

and keep it carefully
in your star pocket.

So when you are having
a tough time later,

and when you are exhausted,

you can take out
and look at your stars

and endure the hard times.

So...

Because I don't want
to miss my star

I am getting divorced.

In my star pocket,
twinkle twinkle,

I want to fill it up.

You're talking crap.

You better not breathe
a single word to your dad

that you are divorcing.

He will shave your head bald,
and you will be shoved

into the newborns' room.

Then when do I tell him?

How is that my problem?

You figure it out.

You damned brat,
you dare to speak of divorce?

It hurt.

That family was a gift,

those beautiful words
spoken by my mom

felt like punishment to me.

Marriage is

a sparking, shiny thing.

Come on, Honey.

Get up, let's go.

- Oh, you're here?
- Get up now.

Hold on.

What are you doing?

Marriage is...

I told you to sleep in the car.

even if you hate him,
just once more

turning around
to look back at him.

We, who thought of
marriage too lightly,

we...

...I felt shame,
for the first time.

Shall we shake hands once?

I wish you luck.

For both of us

this is the first time to divorce.

Yes.

I wish you luck as well,

Ji-ho.

Our relationship, which
began with a handshake,

it was right to end it with
a handshake, I thought.

Our first half was marriage,

but I wanted our
second half to be love.

Thank you.

My phone's out of battery.
Do you guys have a charger?

I'll bring it to you later.

Deputy Park.

Whoa, CEO Ma.

It's been a while.

Have you been well?

Of course.

What happened to your nose?

Oh, this?

I was drunk and
fell down on my way home.

Goodness.

Oh, the elevator is here.
Let's go.

Oh, that's right.

I heard you secured an investment.

Oh, congratulations, CEO Ma.

Oh, yes, thank you.

But...

I don't see Deputy Woo.

- Deputy Woo?
- Yes.

She left the company.
Didn't you know?

Ah, I see.

Yes. This is why I hate
working with women.

They just work briefly
before they get married.

Would they understand
the responsibilities

of being the head of a family?

So cold.

- Deputy Park.
- Yes?

It's been
such a long time.

How about having
a smoke with me?

Shall I?

You guys go ahead,
I'll be there soon.

You're not smoking?

No, I quit.

Smoking never really suited me.

Oh, is that right?

But if you don't smoke, your
social life will be disadvantaged.

You won't have as many chances
to have conversations.

What sort of conversations?
What disadvantage?

You mean not being able to join
in silly conversations men have

while smoking with each other?
Is that what you mean?

I know about that.

Pretending to be a strong,
alpha male

and using sexual innuendos,

it makes you feel like
you are strong,

and as if your existence
is being validated.

But shouldn't that end when
you're in eighth grade?

No, eighth-graders these days
don't engage in such silliness.

Kids are so smart these days.

they understand well
what shabby behavior is.

What the heck are
you talking about?

What's up!

This is my girlfriend.
Want to say hi?

You are out here early.

Yeah.

I was having a deep conversation
with Jin-ho here.

Isn't that right?

Oh yeah?

It's been a while, Jin-ho.

You got fatter.

No, he lost some weight, actually.

Jin-ho, I am three years
older than you.

Be well, and see you around.

We're going.

Bye.

So these are all no-wire
bras, right?

Yes, they are all push-up mold.

Can I have a fitting for these?

Yes, of course. This way, please.

Yes.

Work hard.

Oh, you're working so hard
when it's so cold today.

My name is Ma Sang-goo.

It's nice to meet you.

Wow, you've worked
out a lot.

Fighting!

Oh, the sample research
is finally over.

You've worked hard.

But there is still so much to do.

I have to prepare the
online homepage.

I also have to look at the sample
fabrics with the designer.

Take care.

Okay, you've worked hard.

Oh, and make sure you
don't skip meals.

Freelancers work on the
fuel of food, you know.

Oi!

Oppa.

What?

Want to come up and have ramyun?

Oh, oh!

I am no longer someone
who is so easily fooled.

Really?

Yes. Get in.

Awesome!

Ah!

There still isn't anyone who
has cometo see this room.

When someone rents it,
I will contact you right away.

Yes, ma'am.

Oh my, what happened to
you these past few months

that your face looks
so terrible?

Go back home, eat your
mom's home cooking,

and look pretty again, okay?

I'll be going.

Yes, see you.

Goodbye.

So you lived here for
about three years, right?

Yes.

Goodness, you kept
the place so neat.

You won't find a better two-room
place.

Come this way.

Oh.

This smaller room, you can
use as a closet, and later,

you can make it
the child's room.

This is quite a pleasant room.

Nice big window,
and you can get fresh air.

That's right, you
won't find a better place.

Take a look at this now.

Honey.

Oh, I'm coming.

We enjoyed seeing your place.

Thank you, I'll be in touch.

Oh, they lost. They lost.

Dear Se-hee,

Did you enjoy watching
soccer today, too?

Is Kitty doing well?

When you find this letter, Se-hee,

I wonder when that will be.

It will probably be after I left

and you come into
this room, right?

To be honest, there was one
time I went into your room.

At that time, the poetry
book that you liked

I saw it there.

And that CEO Go

was the owner of
that poetry book,

I know that, too.

I am sorry.

Se-hee,

Mongolians,

when someone dies,
they do not bury

or cremate the corpse, they say.

Instead, they carry
the corpse in a cart,

and in a place they do not know

they just drop it
and leave it there.

And they later go back
to the same place

and look at the corpse.

If the body is intact,
they are aggrieved,

and if only the white bones are left,
they rejoice as they return.

Me...

When I leave this room and return,

what will be left in my heart?

I've become curious about it.

What is going on?

Asking to eat with me of all people.

You and I are the only ones

who are taking
a day off from work.

Oh, I see.

But I heard that you
don't like to eat out.

I don't want

to eat at home,

alone.

Yes, affection borne of
food is a very scary thing.

Ah, I heard that you put
your home up for sale.

Yes. I think

the transaction will
be complete soon.

Where do you plan to move to?

Did you find another place?

Well,

I'm sure there's a room somewhere.

As long as it is not that house,

I don't care

where it is.

Oh, that isn't cooked yet.

Who cares?

As long as it fills my belly.

But where did Ji-ho go traveling?

Um,

are you going somewhere far away?

I think

I probably will.

So did she really go
somewhere very far?

Yes.

I think she went to Mongolia.

Mongolia?

Wow, you are intense, Yoon Ji-ho.

You went to Mongolia?

Here. Right here.

Will you be all right?

Of course, don't you know my head?

Come on! Come on!

I will really slam it hard.

Come at me already.

- I am really gonna do it.
- Come on!

Did you hear the crack?

Oh, that really hurt.

It's been a long time since we
hung out like this, huh?

I know, I'm happy too.

But you said you
were going on a trip.

Can you really hang with me
like this every day?

It's been awhile since
you had some time off,

you should at least go to
Jeju island or something.

Hey, I'm a girl from the ocean.

You want me to take a trip
to see the ocean?

Yeah, what's so great about
taking a trip, anyway?

As long as you are happy
and content, right?

How is the guest house?
Not uncomfortable?

Yeah, it's fun.

I have many foreign friends,
and the room is shared

with many people, so
I can't sleep well sometimes,

it's fine. It kind of feels
like a trip, so it's nice.

Ji-ho.

Until you get your own place,
do you want to live

in my old rooftop apartment?

There...

Won-seok moved out.

He's going to move
in with his parents.

That's good.

He probably won't cook much
for himself anyway.

There is still a lot of time
left on the lease,

and I don't need the
security deposit right away.

So if you're okay,
you can live there for a while.

Let's have ramyun!

Yes, yes, yes!

Ta-da!

That I would get to eat ramyun
that Woo Soo-ji made for me,

I feel like I have succeeded at
life.

Thank you. I will enjoy it.

Is it good?

It is so good. It is astounding.

Ah, kimchi.

Why is the ramyun raw?

It's hard to make bad ramyun.

Try eating it with this,
it will taste good.

What's this?

Wow, there is even kimchi!

Ah, you said Se-hee put
his place up for sale?

Where is he going to live?

I don't know either.

Even I haven't seen
Se-hee in a while.

He's using the paid leave
he's accrued.

I think he's going to use
all 20 days at once.

The whole company is on the verge
of death thanks to Nam Se-hee.

What the heck is he doing, anyway?

Eat up, quickly.

You try it too.

No, you eat it.

- Oh, it's tasty!
- Isn't it?

It's breaking off.

- It's going in!
- Goal!

Sanchez scored a goal again.

Wow, he sure scores often.

In was a perfect goal
in joint with Sanchez.

A good play between
Sanchez and Girouad.

Our.

Did you put that
collar on yourself?

Or did Ji-ho put it on you?

Ji-ho, she was going to leave us.

So why did she bother
putting that on you, anyway?

What was her reason,
did she tell you?

Do you know what's going
on in her heart?

Yes, Sanchez chased after him
and stole the ball.

- Hey!
- Hey!

- Hello.
- Oh, hello!

It's a match between Arsenal
and Tottenham.

Arsenal makes a long pass
to the left. It was delivered.

To the center, shoot!

Hi, Ji-ho.

Oh, hi, Nancy!

You're watching soccer
today again?

Yes.

It's important game.

But why do you like
watching soccer so much?

Isn't it a bit boring
to just watch?

Boring?

No.

Ah, so…

It's not important just to watch.

No wait.

I need to use
a relative pronoun, don't I?

What you are...
No, that's not right.

So what I mean is,

with soccer, it's not
watching that's important.

It's who you watch it with
that's important.

Goal!

Oh, amazing!

Depending on who
you're watching it with

that day's match
becomes memorable.

I totally have no idea
what you're talking about.

I know.

This is the negative result of
high school English in Korea.

How nice would it be if you
learned some Korean?

Anyway, what are you doing tomorrow?

Tomorrow? I will make cake.

I'm going to make a cake.

For who?

Hmm, for my...

ex-husband.

Pardon?

Goodnight, Nancy.

I'm going to sleep.

Then let's begin with the batter.

Let's put our hearts into it,

for the person we want
to give this gift to.

Thanks, memory, or perhaps
a confession of love.

Wow, it's so pretty!

You did a great job
making a raccoon.

So pretty.

If you lose here, you
will treat all of us to

tomorrow's late night
snack. No backsies!

- It's a deal.
- It's a deal.

Fighting!

- Won-seok, you're ready, right?
- Yes.

Three! Two! One!

Start!

Move. Move. Why are you there?!

You really suck at this game.

- What did you say?
- Left, go left.

Step on it!

Oh! Chief Nam!

- Hello.
- Hello.

It's quite small.
Won't you be uncomfortable?

All I need to do in my house
is eat and sleep.

What is there to be
uncomfortable about?

It's not as if I can take it
with me when I die.

You're not intending to quit your
job at this company, are you?

I still have more paid leave left.

So I won't quit, yet.

What is this?

This room layout that
feels weirdly familiar?

Oh, Won-seok left some
of his things behind.

What is this?

Why is this so comfortable?

Like it's my own bed?

Rang, I moved into
the rooftop apartment.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Ho-rang, I saw the calendar

and next year's Independence
Movement Day is a Thursday.

So if I get days off on Friday and
the Monday and Tuesday after,

I think a trip to Bali
will be good.

Ah, so you're going to Bali?

Yes, it's perfect for a honeymoon.

Ho-rang,

go to Bali
with me next year.

Won-seok, thank you.

I will take care of your place
and move out later.

Looks like he's moved in.

Aren't you leaving work?

I will, soon.

The video recording of the game
that you played earlier,

turn it on.

It's on.

Look at this.

Your start is faster,

but you let
your opponent mess with your mind,

and you lost your pace.

- Do you see it?
- Yeah.

It better to just let the
opponent pass you in the beginning

and use a last-minute
spurt to pass them.

That's true, I could do that.

As expected, using
your data analyst skills.

My favorite thing is talking
about are games, formulas,

and game formulas.

Really? I'm also like that.

So, I was thinking.

Yeah?

If you have time…

Yes?

Shall you and I date?

Yes.

Yes. What?

You did well.

Who are you?

Huh?

That's the question
I want to ask you.

Who are you?

Ah, I just moved in here.
This is my home now.

Huh?

So he sold his place?

Mr. Left-brain-loan
and Right-brain-cat?

But why?

Where did he go?

Where did you go?

Your call could not be connected.
After the beep...

We were going to become
a real "us" starting today.

To make this day our Day One,

I wanted to confess to you first.

Looks like that's out
the window now.

Our,

he won't even answer the phone.

Where is he? This man?

After leaving that room
and walking around Seoul

for several months,

what would be left in my heart?

I really wanted to find out.

Shall we...

sleep together again today?

No, not today...

To be honest,
I hated him a little, too.

Marriage that people enter into

because of love
must be happy, right?

And I hurt a lot, too.

So that we can endure
the dark night sky together...

a star pocket that
belongs to only us...

From now on, I want to

terminate our contract.

Did it exist for us, at all?

I was curious.

No, to be honest,

I was doubtful.

But when I looked back,

what remained in my heart

was not hate nor hurt, but

just longing.

Just missing him.

My star pocket is so full now,

but where is this man?

Hmm, Ji-ho.

Ji-ho.

I heard you went
to the rooftop apartment.

Perhaps, did you meet him?

Our.

Have you been well?

How did you end up here?

You carried your Se-hee here on
your back, huh? Riding a taxi?

Ji-ho...

I dreamt of Ji-ho's bag before,

and now my Ji-ho
came into my dream.

You must have missed me a lot

for me to appear in your dream.

Now you even talk.

Did you have a nice
trip to Mongolia?

Mongolia?

Mongolia. Did you enjoy it there,

while leaving me behind here?

Did you have fun while
leaving me here alone?

No.

It was no fun at all.

Because I missed you so much.

I longed for you every day.

How funny.

I love you.

What?

I love you

very much.

You are

so bad.

You're not going to be by my side.

When I wake up,
you won't be there,

so how can you say
that you love me?

You're a bad person, Ji-ho.

I'm sorry.

I promise I won't go
anywhere anymore.

I'm sorry.

How can a dream be so sad?

But still,

this is nice.

It's good to see you,
even like this, Ji-ho.

Even if it's just a dream,

I'm happy.

Ji-ho.

Perhaps,

did you
make this tea, Our?

The citron tea.

It looks like I am suffering from
alcohol-induced dementia.

Maybe that's a good thing.

You're up?

You're drinking as soon
as you wake up?

Doesn't your stomach hurt?

Let's eat breakfast.

Come and shower. You smell.

What is this, Ji-ho?

Huh?

Can you...

really swallow that
marinated crab right now?

Why not?

Oh, is it too
heavy for breakfast?

Marinated crab?

That's not what I mean, obviously.

Then what is it?

Why can't I swallow
marinated crab?

Didn't we get divorced?

This situation is quite strange.

We divorced, and you disappeared,
saying you were going to Mongolia.

And then you appear
like this suddenly

and are eating marinated crab.

This situation is quite
complicated for me.

Then shall I

leave?

All right.

I'll go, then.

You know that is not
what I mean.

Where did you go?

Where were you?

Insa-dong.

In... sa-dong?

Are you angry?

No.

Is that true?

You're really not mad?

No, I am not angry.

No, you are angry.

I am not angry, I said.

Insa-dong?

When you were there,

how could you not
contact me, even once?

You were so nearby, and you never
came to see me, even once?

I missed you so much.

I suffered... so much.

You're smiling?

Why are you smiling?

After driving someone crazy

and even making me sell my house,
you can smile right now?

Se-hee...

got angry.

For the first time,
you said these things to me.

I missed you so much.

I suffered so much.

You told me how you felt

for the first time ever, Se-hee.

Thank you.

Thank you for opening
your Room 19.

I'm sorry for leaving
when you were suffering.

Shall I hug you?

I don't know.

What do you mean?
I'll give you a hug.

Stop it, what are you doing?

- Why not? Let's have a hug.
- No, don't come close.

- Oh, come on, come here.
- Oh really...

I told you to not come
closer, didn't I?

Do you...

need to eat more breakfast?

I don't need to
eat more breakfast.

This is the result of my analysis
of our compatibility as a couple.

You know that a
numerically perfect match

such as this is not
easy to find, right?

I will wait for
your wise decision.

Did you make up your mind?

Yeah.

Bo-mi.

You are like a Mac OS to me.

New, fascinating,
and user-friendly,

so you're comfortable.
That is what you are like, to me.

However,

even though things can be
inconvenient and annoying,

I would still prefer Windows.

My head knows that the Mac OS
would be the best for me,

but even though I know that,
my heart and hands

still remember Windows.

I'm sorry, Bo-mi.

Okay. I get it.

Of all the rejections I've heard,
this is the most romantic.

Ah, is that so?

Thank you.

However, how long are
you planning to be chained

by that outdated
operating system?

Shouldn't you also
update your Windows?

I heard that Mr. Accountant
will propose tomorrow.

So please "update"
before you get "formatted."

So you knew about this
already, Bo-mi?

Se-hee.

Se-hee?

Get up already.

We should eat dinner.

Can't we sleep just a little more?

These days I haven't
been sleeping well.

But still, eat dinner
and then sleep again, okay?

Shall I make omelette rice
for you again?

Let's order fried chicken.

It's nice.

Yeah, very.

I heard you didn't
sign the contract…

from CEO Go.

Yeah.

I was wondering if you gave up on
a good opportunity because of me.

Why does everyone think that

because of them,
I decided to give up something?

CEO also thought that.

I don't give up that easily,

since I am an unlucky kid
born in 1988.

Chances are precious
and hard to get,

so I do not give up
anything that easily.

Of all those chances,
there is also love.

Both CEO and your dad helped me

realize what I can't give up on.

I just couldn't give up on love.

So, rather than me
giving up this chance,

I chose love as my priority.

Experiencing what real love is,

in this era that I live in,

it's very difficult to do it
properly, even once.

Therefore, if marriage
will harm our love,

then I do not plan to
make that choice again.

What do you think, Se-hee?

I...

don't want to...

be separated
from you ever again.

Also,

I want to be your legal guardian,

so if anything dangerous
were to happen,

I could be the first one
to run to you.

However,

that marriage is an
institution that can change love,

I agree with that, in general.

The traditions and rules set
by our parents' generation,

I no longer want them to harm
our feelings in the future.

From now on,
let's you and I together

find an alternative
that works for us.

Okay.

But wait.

Did you and CEO Go
meet with each other, alone?

When? Where?

Uhm... You see... About that...

I got a call from her first.

- She called you first?
- Yes.

But that CEO is a bit strange.
How can she just call

someone else's man
like that whenever she wants?

I...I know, right?

Should I change it?
My phone number?

Forget it.

The chicken is getting cold.

Yeah, Ji-ho?

District office?
Why are you going there?

I think I should throw
away that sofa.

The landlady gave me a call.

You're right.

Wow, there's
a lot of mold on the sofa.

It also has a bunch of
scratches here and there, too.

Right?

I'll go report it as bulk waste
and then come get it later.

Okay, I'll see you later.

Okay.

I heard from the attorney.

Congratulations on taking
your first step as a 'striker.'

Also, you will be getting a call from
another production company soon.

With a pure fan's heart,
I promoted your work.

Please write what is
in your heart, Ms. Yoon.

- It's been a while, CEO Ma.
- Yeah.

Oh? Just who do
we have here?

Our Chief Nam,
who is finally coming to work

after fifteen days off?

I thought that you
had left this company,

so I was planning to
get rid of this desk.

However everyone,
Nam Se-hee finally came

to work on his own two feet.

I missed your

gags, CEO Ma.

Mine?

Hey, your phone must've been switched
with someone else's on the bus.

- Yeah?
- "Yeah?"

- Did you get to work okay?
- Yeah.

I did.

Are you going to
perhaps be late later?

I have to help Ho-rang
throw away her sofa,

but it's not something
we two can do alone.

Ah...

Just leave it.
I'll take care of it.

Is that so?

You too.

Did you unplug this?

So I prepared this…

I'm also planning on
buying a house together

on our 4th year anniversary.

Marriage is life's biggest
project, after all.

So in order to not fail,

we have to slowly prepare
ourselves, step by step.

Young-hyo, I'm sorry.

I can't accept your feelings.

Honestly, I came here
to tell you that today.

I can't say I'm
completely surprised.

I'm sorry.

Is it okay

if I ask the reason?

The real reason.

I think only then can
I have real closure.

This is...

the ring someone gave
me when he proposed.

Honestly, all this time, I still
carried this around with me.

When I was dating you,

I also tried my best to give you

my heart.

However,

it turns out one's heart isn't
something you can work for.

It just comes.

That's a great phrase.

That's something I can
for real agree with.

Agree?

Of course!

It's been a while, Won-seok.

You finally came to work.

Is it manageable to be living
in that one-room place?

Yes, it is very great.

I never imagined that
a one-room place like that

could be such an
ideal living space.

That is good to hear.

Se-hee, by any chance,

did Rang go there,
or anything like that?

How did you know?

She's supposed to be
coming over today.

What? Rang?

Yes.

She went to the district office
and filed some documents.

and she plans to finalize things
at the rooftop place.

File something at the district
office? What is she finalizing?

- Ah, it's a sof...
- Is it a marriage registration,

by any chance?

What?

I think that must be the case.

A woman in her early 30s, filing
documents at the district office.

I can't imagine she would have
any other reason than that.

Marriage registration.

Ah, speaking of which, I saw her
with our company's accountant

earlier in the cafe
by our company.

Ho-rang.

The cafe by our company?

Please let them know I am
taking a half-day off.

Yes.

Thank you. Stay healthy and

- meet a good person.
- Yes.

You must also succeed on
marrying someone you love.

You must!

Yes.

How are you here?

I can't do this.

- What do you mean?
- I can't give up.

I can't give up. I won't do it.

Oh. But it's useless now, anyway.

It's already too old.

And it's got lots of wounds,
so it's not possible to revive it.

No. It's because it's old,

because it's got wounds,

so it should be that much more
cherished and looked after.

Huh?

Rang, I did wrong.

From now on, I will cherish more
and put in more effort,

so I will make it look
like it did before.

- Why are you crying?
- So Ho-rang...

So could you give me
just one more chance?

Please.

Alright then.

You take it then,
if you want it so badly.

What's this?

I didn't know it was the sofa.

Why did you think
I accepted another ring?

How could I

accept any other ring?

How could I take off this ring?

When this ring means so much.

In this life, when it comes
to rings, this one

is plenty.

So Won-seok.

Will you

marry me, please?

I was going to say it first.

Silly. Don't cry, or your
makeup will be all erased.

You don't cry instead.

Why does your face look
like this? It makes me upset.

Where do we go for
our newlywed home?

We shouldn't have moved out
of the rooftop apartment, maybe?

Oh. We don't need
a newlywed home.

We'll move in with your parents.

My mom and dad's?

- Yup.
- That's a bit...

Why?

I don't want to see you
getting loaded with house chores.

Get your head together!

We should be grateful they
will take us in at our state.

I already talked to your mother,
so don't try to say otherwise.

Already? With my mom?

Let's discuss our plan
since we're on the topic.

Look.

- What is this?
- Our marriage development

five-year plan.

According to sociologist
Gary Becker,

the benefit of living
in a marriage…

Did you receive my e-mail?

…needs to be bigger
than living alone…

...in order for people to marry,
he said.

- You're here, our baby.
- Oppa!

Yup, put on the seat belt.

It's so cold.

Nice style today.
Kind Ms. Woo Soo-ji.

Now, let's go!

What?

You're leaving for
a business trip tomorrow?

Surprise!

I was going to do that,
so I kept it a secret.

Hong Kong. Three o'clock flight.

What? You're on
the same flight as me.

Crazy, right?
What is your seat number?

Let's go and switch our seats,

so we can go next
to each other, okay?

Of course. I'm almost near
the very front. EA. Oppa?

EA up very front. Oh, I see.

I'm on the wing side.

So not in business class then.

Of course. Compared to our CEO Woo

who's bringing in five million
dollars in annual sales,

I can't match you.

Plus I've always preferred
the wing side anyway.

When I eat chicken,
I only eat chicken wings too.

Whuang!

Let's go.

- Oppa.
- Yes?

Should we use our
mileage points together?

My mileage. It'd be nice
for you to use them too

for business trips.

You can upgrade your seat too.

Oh. That would be super
great for me, of course.

But I think that's only
allowed between family members.

Oh, right?

Then should we just do it?
Get married?

- Do what?
- Why? You don't want to?

Why wouldn't I want to?
I'd love to.

But you disliked the
institution of marriage.

And how can we get married
over stuff like mileage?

Stuff like mileage?

For the past few years,
in order to save hotel costs,

I slept like a homeless person
in the airport seats

in order to save up this
mileage. It's like gold to me.

Did you think I just easily
came up with the idea

of sharing that mileage with you?

How much I must love you
to have that thought!

- Soo-ji.
- Forget it!

I think it's only me who gets
the short end of the stick.

Not getting married!

And to think I even brought
our son today.

You poopy head!

Honey!

Let's go together. Forever!

However, Writer Goethe said,

there is nothing like marriage

that one's essential
happiness hangs by.

Goethe said this.

Married life

is the beginning of dating.

All done writing?

Nope. Not yet.

I'll just watch the
broadcast and I'll have to

stay up all night again later.

Do you want a beer?

We registered our
marriage three years ago.

Along with registering
our marriage,

we rewrote our contract, too.

As we both paid half the lease,

this house is under both names.

Any matters regarding the house

shall be decided
by mutual agreement.

- Do you have any objections?
- I don't!

On holidays, we will each
go to our family's home

and spend time there, apart.

- This one is a bit...
- Why?

Do you have a problem with it?

Won't this be difficult?

Korean tradition, to split up
like this to visit on holidays,

I think it will be difficult for
our families to understand.

Because it's not a visit.
It's forced labor,

and you endured it
during our last holiday.

Afterwards, we were
both sorry to each other

and felt awkward,
for an entire week.

I don't want to experience that
with you ever again, Ji-ho.

And what is so important
about Korean tradition, anyway?

Our tradition is what
is most important.

Okay. Sounds good.

It is something that
conflicts with

our "primary objective,"
after all.

The next one...

We renew our contract every year

but our "primary objective"
is always the same.

That our love

comes first, before anything else.

- Good.
- Great.

I admit that this isn't
usual, of course.

After our first holiday,
when we split up

to visit each of
our family homes,

my mother-in-law called me
and cried over the phone.

And my father flipped
the table over.

But that was all.

Not much else happened.

We just became the "psycho couple"
in other people's eyes,

and as a result, we were
able to be faithful

to the lives we wanted to live.

Married or unmarried,

whether you register
your marriage or not,

whatever your choice is,

the serious consequences
that you imagine

do not happen.

The show is going to start.

The important thing is,
no matter what shape it is...

Ji-ho.

Hmm?

I love you.

...that with that person
next to you,

in that moment,

you are together.

You too.

So again, today, we

decide to only love each other.

And...

The bus is here.

To everyone who is
living at this moment,

with all our sincerity,

we wish you good luck.

After all, this life,
for all of us…

it is our first time.