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(Episode 17)

What are you doing?

Get out!

Are you okay?

Please. Please help me.

Sure.

- Are you injured? - No, I'm all right.

Who are you to set a fire at my spot?

What gives you the right...

to burn clothes at where I sleep?

What are you going to do if this place burns down?

- What will you do? - Sir, please calm down.

There's no need to yell.

Stop yapping and put out the fire,

or I'll report you for arson.

Okay, all right.

- I'll put it out. - No, don't!

Let's just leave. That'll be for the best.

Please, let's leave.

Don't ever come again!

Gosh, you must've been terrified.

Are you all right?

Thank you for helping me.

Don't mention it. I was passing by anyway.

What a relief.

I...

was out for a walk...

and went inside because I smelled something burning.

Really?

So you weren't the one who set the fire.

Thank you for today.

I'm sorry for alarming you.

No, it's all right.

Excuse me.

Yes, honey.

Just a second.

You must be busy, so you can go.

Oh, I see. Of course.

Take care then.

Yes, honey.

I was out for a walk and I'm heading back now.

There's no need to worry. I'll be home in a second.

I remember us talking on the phone all night long.

I'm craving the tteokbokki you used to make as a snack.

Are you free this weekend?

How about we go to the cottage in Jeju Island with Gi Ppeum?

Dad.

Hey.

What are you doing here?

I happened to wake up and saw that she's gone.

Mother? Where did she go?

I guess she woke up early. She said she's out for a walk now.

This early?

Oh, Mother.

Oh, why...

What are you doing here?

I had no idea that you went out for a walk all by yourself.

I can't be forgiven for that.

I was repenting.

My goodness.

Is your stomach upset again? Why did you wake up so early?

No, I'm fine.

Are you heading out to exercise?

Yes, I want to jog around the block.

All right, go ahead.

I should wash my hands and start preparing breakfast.

Okay, sure.

Hey.

She's probably mad at me about something, right?

She seems very mad.

They say that old people wake up early.

I wonder why I still sleep in.

Get going. I should help her with breakfast.

- Okay, see you in a bit. - All right.

It's okay.

It's over. It's all over.

- Good morning. - My gosh!

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to startle you.

No, it's okay. I was so immersed in thought...

that I didn't hear you coming.

Did your mother get home safely?

Did you run into her?

Sorry?

She said she was out for a walk.

Why do you ask? Did something happen?

Well, I ran into her when she was out for a walk, and said hello.

Oh, I see.

Are you out for a jog at this early hour?

What about you? Where are you going so early in the morning?

I got a call from my boss to cover a shift...

because one of the part-timers can't work today.

Honey.

Yes?

What are you thinking?

I asked you to taste this egg soup.

- Here, try it. - Okay.

It's hot. Be careful.

How is it?

I finally put my skills to use. Is it good?

Yes, it's good.

Okay, then this just needs some chopped scallions now.

Hold on, where did the scallions go?

Here they are.

Oh, I heard you met my sister yesterday.

Yes, she apologized to me.

It made me feel so bad.

I told you that she's grateful for what you did.

She was with Mr. Choi. They looked so lovely together.

I know, right? My father sure loves his daughter.

Yes, I could tell.

Our relationship could've turned hostile.

But with our fathers and all,

I guess we're not meant to be enemies at least.

I guess not.

Sergeant Park and Corporal Choi's story surprised me so much.

They called one another like that...

as soon as they recognized each other.

I know. Since that day, my father-in-law...

has been in such a good mood. He even looks younger these days.

That's great.

I know.

By the way,

did you not have a good sleep?

You look a little tired. Your eyes are bloodshot as well.

Something's been bothering me, so I didn't get a good sleep.

I kept tossing and turning but couldn't really fall asleep.

Is something going on?

Yes.

I think someone has...

totally forgotten the fact that she owes me 27 dollars.

I remembered it until earlier in the morning.

I swear. I really... Look at this, okay?

My goodness, where did it go?

Even until earlier this morning,

I remembered it, and that's why... Look at this.

I had it all prepared like this...

in case I run into you today.

Okay, I heard you.

Please know that I meant to pay you back.

Thank you for lending me the money.

Oh, thank you.

My gosh, I have to go catch the bus.

I hope the part-time work goes well.

Thank you. Have a good day.

It can't be easy to go to work this early.

She's always so energetic.

What?

Where did my phone go?

Gosh, where did I drop it this time?

Hello?

Is anybody here?

There's no one here now, right?

Thank goodness I found it.

What's burning?

What's this?

Clothes?

That man made such a fuss about how this can start a fire,

but he didn't even put this out properly.

She said no one was home.

This is Ms. Heo's.

Yes, boss.

Yes, I'm on my way now.

I won't be late. I'll be there shortly.

You should get ready for work.

You'll be late.

I think this every time I come into the kitchen.

Preparing a meal isn't easy.

And we have four generations living here together.

You don't even get a day off.

From now on, I'll wake you up when I go out for walks,

so just go and get ready for work.

I'm back.

Hey, did you run far?

Yes, I jogged for quite a bit.

Gi Ppeum should be up soon. Go upstairs and wake her up.

Sure.

Oh, Mother.

Did something happen when you were out for a walk earlier?

What? What happened?

No, nothing happened.

Really?

Yes.

Why do you ask?

Oh, it's nothing.

But your brooch is...

Are you okay?

That's your favorite brooch.

Where did you drop the bead?

Yesterday...

Gosh, this fell from my shirt yesterday all of a sudden.

I put it in my drawer, so I could get this mended.

Goodness, honey.

You should've taken it off then. Why wear a brooch without its bead?

Gosh, some might think that I only bought you that one brooch.

I'll go up and wake Gi Ppeum up.

- Okay. - All right.

My gosh.

You're already up, Gi Ppeum?

Don't even start. She's going back to her taekwondo class today.

She woke up a while ago. She made a video of her moves.

- It was quite a scene. - Is that so?

- Do you like taekwondo that much? - Yes.

I kept doing taekwondo even in my dream.

She told me to film her in front of her dolls and the vanity.

It's really hard to be a good aunt to your daughter.

My daughter didn't put you through much.

She's a brave girl who can do taekwondo, right?

Who are you?

Hello.

It's the same passcode from before.

I didn't want to disturb you with the bell, so I just walked in.

Who is she, Dad?

- Let's go upstairs, Gi Ppeum. - Yes.

- Go upstairs, Gi Ppeum. - Let's go.

- What about breakfast? - Well,

let's make one more video of your taekwondo moves.

How about the terrace upstairs?

Leave her here, so I can say hello to her.

- It's been ages since I saw her. - Stop it.

- What are you doing? - Do we have a guest?

I'm back, Mother and Father.

You've been well, right?

Mother, you haven't changed a bit.

How is it possible that you didn't age?

The same goes for you, Father.

I heard that you were in Korea.

It's been a while.

I knew it. I knew you'd give me a warm welcome.

You're leaving.

Let go of me.

I should say hello to your grandmother.

Who said I was going to let you?

Who gave you permission to set foot in my house?

No matter how many times I try to get in touch with him,

he won't answer me.

I had no choice, Grandmother.

How dare you?

We are not your father, mother, or grandmother.

It was you who left because you didn't want that.

I'm sorry.

I realized that I made a mistake too late.

Come outside.

I'll do my best starting now.

I mean it, Grandmother.

Please believe me.

Sprinkle a bucket of salt right now!

Please calm down, Mother.

If your blood pressure goes up, it won't be good for you.

I haven't met anyone as shameless and thick-skinned as she is.

She had the audacity to waltz into my house.

That wench deserves all the punishment.

You can tell her that I finished my studies and am back now.

Let's go to the cottage in Jeju with Gi Ppeum. Please?

You know that I'm Gi Ppeum's mother, right?

Come on, say something.

You're not going to talk?

Have you forgotten all the good days we had together?

I won't let you walk all over me.

I don't know when you'll change your mind or have mood swings.

I won't let Gi Ppeum get caught up in the middle of that.

- Gi Ppeum isn't just your daughter. - About your father...

I'm sorry.

Take good care of him.

We gave birth to her together.

Don't forget that I gave half of pieces that make up Gi Ppeum.

You...

were never her mother. Not even for a moment.

And it will stay that way.

- Jin Yoo. - Don't you try to use...

Gi Ppeum to further your agenda. It won't work.

I didn't come here to test the waters.

I'm here to propose to you and Gi Ppeum.

Let's be a family again. Please?

You said so yourself that...

we wouldn't be a family until the day you die.

This is your line.

Until the day I die, there's no way we'd be a family again.

Did you open the cafe on time?

You weren't late because you overslept, right?

No, I wasn't late.

I opened the cafe right on time.

Sometimes, I don't know who owns the cafe.

Hey, hey. Just focus on your job.

Did you not eat breakfast because of the part-time job?

I'm about to eat my breakfast.

Gosh, when I'm filling in for someone,

I end up with an apartment without an elevator.

My life is meant to be an industrious one.

Exactly. I got it.

I'll help you tomorrow all day long. Don't you worry.

Okay. Bye.

My goodness.

This is good.

Hey, Jun Seung.

You're here early. You don't have trials today.

Hold on. Did you have breakfast?

Make sure you ventilate the office.

I hate smelling ramyeon in my office.

Jun Seung.

It's not good for you to skip breakfast like this.

Try this. It's really delicious. It's bibimbap stuffing.

Eating without a spoon with bare hands outside the dining room.

I don't have my meal like a savage.

Okay.

You little...

I haven't been able to exercise lately.

Go get me some coffee.

Coffee? I'll make one for you.

Go buy coffee from outside.

Add an extra shot of espresso.

Okay.

You think you're all that? Gosh, what a jerk.

Yes, I'm sorry. I'll reschedule the meeting.

Okay, yes. But Jun Seung...

Anyway, he never lets me finish.

- Who was that? - What?

You kept pretending to punch the phone...

when you were on the phone.

I did?

You should learn taekwondo.

- Taekwondo? - My taekwondo instructor said...

when you want to punch someone,

you should learn taekwondo.

Why? So I can punch that person really well?

No.

He said you should beat up that desire of punching someone...

while practicing taekwondo.

"Beat up the desire of punching someone."

I'm no better than Gi Ppeum.

Today's theme is...

my aunt's makeup vanity and taekwondo.

I hope you like it.

Gi Ppeum, stop watching the video, and look outside.

You'll get carsick.

Dad, the lady I saw earlier. Is she a bad lady?

You were angry.

- Did I seem angry? - Yes.

You weren't nice to her when you talked.

Next time, I'll be nice when I talk.

Okay.

Why are you dropping me off today?

That's because...

I want to spend a bit more time with you.

Really?

Do you like taking the school bus more?

No, I like your car more.

You're my favorite person in the world.

- Gi Ppeum. - Yes?

You're my favorite person in the world too.

I know. Thank you.

My gosh, what's all this?

Cooking is the only thing I know how.

Don't downplay your skill!

Even my birthday meal wasn't as great as this.

- Thank you, Eun Joo. - Don't be so friendly to her.

Who said you could do things like this?

Why are you yelling over the food?

I didn't buy this expensive...

beef, tilefish, and shrimps so that you can show off.

I'm sorry.

Mom, stop it. Everything looks delicious.

Did you only give me kimchi...

when you had all these in the fridge?

Shut it, you!

Dad, dig in. It melts in your mouth.

Just sit down for crying out loud.

Let's have breakfast.

Thank you for this. You should eat too.

Don't you dare sit.

You're not going to eat this.

Wan Seung, put it down.

Seriously?

I heard your stomach rumbling just a second ago.

Stop being stubborn and eat.

I won't eat it even if I starve to death.

Mother, I'll go to my room instead.

You, be quiet.

I have to watch Ha Neul anyway,

- so please relax and enjoy. - Ha Neul?

Is his name Ha Neul?

Yes, Father came up with it.

He said he wants our son to embrace the stars, the moon,

snow, and even rain.

He wants him to grow up into such a big-hearted person.

I love the name. Park Ha Neul!

There's no need for an additional English name either.

He's Sky Park!

Shut it. Just shut your mouth.

Mom, what are you upset about?

We both know your love for S.K.Y.

You failed with me,

but you send Ha Neul to one of those prestigious universities.

Wan Seung!

Why do my sons keep finding those that are good in the kitchen?

It's so frustrating!

She worked hard to cook that for us.

Why are you being so childish?

What about you then?

I thought I had asked you to go next door.

Why would I go there?

Please sit down with them for me.

This is my life's biggest wish.

Go and ask what they think about Jun Seung.

Please.

Corporal Choi?

Corporal Choi? You mean, President Park?

Tonight?

Say that you'll meet him.

Of course. I don't have anything special planned.

I want to go too. Suggest that he brings his wife.

All right, I got it.

Make it a double date!

(President Choi Jae Hak)

Gosh.

Come in.

- Father. - Jin Yoo.

I was about to find you too.

I thought you would,

so I dropped everything and came upstairs.

Goodness. It seems like you're kissing up.

Well, I'm at your service.

- Let's sit. - Sure.

- Jin Yoo... - I'll go first.

Did you change the combination?

Yes.

Does she take us all for fools?

How can she barge in here unannounced?

That's not something a sane person does.

She's always been unpredictable.

Why does something crazy happen every day these days?

I'll try talking to her, so don't worry too much.

If push comes to shove, I'll sever the ties.

Who knows what'll happen if we don't?

How dare she try to walk all over Jin Yoo?

That wench.

How obnoxious.

(Aged composite sketch of Choi Chi Yoo)

You must be happy to see it.

I am.

I heard that many families reunited due to an aged composite sketch.

I'm sure we'll soon hear some good news.

Thank you.

I'll send it to your phone. You can look at it when you want.

Also,

I'll take care of what happened this morning.

I'm sorry for worrying you.

Don't bear it all on your own and tell us what's on your mind.

If you had to solve it on your own,

why would you need a father?

I may sound like a hypocrite since I'm one to talk.

But years of experience have taught me this.

Whatever you keep bottled in will eventually be rotten.

The scar it leaves behind doesn't heal for a long time.

I know that,

but it's hard to open up. Like father like son, right?

Still, do try. All right?

You should be better than your old man.

Sure.

Welcome to Coffee Paradise!

Joo Chul!

A present for Mom?

I'm getting paid tomorrow.

I can't figure out what might be the best for her.

(Episode 18)

Are you finally getting your first paycheck?

Yes.

Good work.

Good job, my little brother.

You're making me blush.

I know you went through a lot...

because you paid back my student loans.

I'm going to make you pay me back.

Don't smile. I'm not joking.

I've been waiting all this time...

to get back every cent I lent you.

I said, don't smile. I'm not joking.

It's nice to have this kind of conversation with you.

I thought I might grow old and die in part-time jobs.

I was so worried that my life would end...

only after making you and Mom worry about me.

But now I got a job that provides insurances.

I can pay for our family's health insurance.

I finally feel like...

I've become the head of the family.

I'm proud of you.

I'm so proud of you.

But I can't help you with picking out Mom's gift.

Why not? I was going to buy whatever you tell me to buy.

You should pick one yourself to make it meaningful.

If you wonder about what Mom likes,

then you'll keep on thinking about her.

That itself is already a gift.

Chi Woo.

If I...

go back to the gym, would Mum be happy?

The gym?

Taekwondo?

Hey, you won't have to buy her a gift.

That's the best gift you could give her.

I won't get into it full-out.

I'm only going there on weekends.

But you're saying you'll bring up the courage to do it again.

This means you'll reconcile with taekwondo.

The number you have dialed is not available...

What happened to him?

Gosh.

Mom will kill me if she finds out the house is up on the market.

Why are you surprised? This is nothing.

If this film works out,

I'll move you to a high rise that over looks the Han River,

instead of Mount Nam.

Yes. I have a residence. We can all move there.

She won't ever get to live in a place like that if not for me.

Are you going deaf?

I said, what are you doing in your room all day?

Gosh.

Hurry up and get up.

Do you want to see me go crazy?

Hey!

Just tell me what's going on...

before you get sick or starve to death.

I'll throw you out along with this blanket.

Hey, get up.

Just leave me alone.

Ms. Lee.

Don't waste your energy, and just come out.

According to my diagnosis,

she's been dumped.

What? Dumped?

It seems to me that the Mr. Slick dumped her hard.

You know that only time heals those wounds.

She'll snap out of it in a few days,

so just let her be.

Is that it? Did he dump you?

Did you run away with my 1,000 dollars?

No, that's not it!

Stop bothering me and get out!

Mr. Slick... Pardon me. Dong Geon, what brings you by?

Dong Geon? Is he here?

Dong Geon, is that you?

- See? - She's out of her mind.

I thought a rocket had been launched.

She was in her room all day under the covers,

but she springs out of bed...

at the sound of the slimy jerk.

- Unbelievable, isn't it? - You're dead meat.

How dare you joke around with Dong Geon?

- That hurts! - Also, who are you to say...

that my Dong Geon dumped me?

- Let go of him. - Mom!

Goodness. Why would you smack someone...

who has no hair to provide protection? Get over here.

You're the one who'll die today.

Where's my 1,000 dollars?

- Give back my 1,000 dollars. - Get over here.

My 1,000 dollars!

Gi Ppeum!

Auntie!

- Hello. - Yes, hello.

- You're here to pick her up today. - Right.

- Where's Dad? - He's a bit busy today.

I'm sorry for being late. I came as fast as I could though.

It's no big deal. Gi Ppeum was practicing her stance anyway.

My mother thanks you greatly.

She apologizes for always picking Gi Ppeum up late.

Please don't say that. Do you know how empty it felt...

without Gi Ppeum here for a few days?

You don't have to worry about picking her up late.

Thank you.

- I'll see you around then. - Sure.

Hi, Joo Chul.

Really?

That's great to hear!

You're right. These two companies stand out.

Then let's decide after seeing both presentations.

Okay.

I'll set them up after checking President Choi's schedule.

Shouldn't Madam Jeong be at the presentation?

Of course.

Both companies have different merits,

so she should see for herself.

Hold on.

Yes?

Ms. Go Yoon Kyung is calling for you.

Should I put her through?

No, and never forward any of her calls to me.

I don't believe it.

How can a person be so brazen?

So what are you going to do?

I don't care what her intentions are.

How can it not matter?

She already came by your house.

Is that why you wanted me to look into Goyeong Corporation?

There's no way she's here to win back Gi Ppeum.

She needs me for something.

You're right. She has quite the audacity...

to come back here after what she did to you.

I feel like she has a deep ulterior motive.

You know me though.

My name literally means that the spirits power my words.

If she dares to show up here, I'll intimidate her with words.

Weren't you the least good with words back in high school?

I wore this old jacket since you said we were eating sashimi.

I didn't know it'd be this fancy.

It's not fancy at all.

I just hope you enjoy it.

There are days when I want to have drinks with friends.

Once I retired from a post office though,

I suddenly had no friends around me.

That's how it is with the average Korean men...

since all we do is work and spend time with our families.

How lucky am I to have met you after all these years?

Fate has given me a chance...

to pay you back for everything you did for me.

Can you please stop saying that?

You're embarrassing me.

Just so you know, I'll keep saying it until I'm satisfied.

Unbelievable.

Let's begin then.

Try the tuna belly first.

My daughter-in-law loves sashimi.

- I feel bad eating it alone. - Is that so?

I'll have the chef prepare some to-go.

Gosh, don't be like this!

I feel like I can't say anything around you.

It seems like you truly adore her.

As you know, I only raised two sons.

I spend all my life yelling at those two boys,

so my daughter-in-law...

felt like an angel from above.

I haven't seen her that many times,

but I agree that she's decent.

I'm quite jealous.

Why would you envy me...

when you have two daughters of your own?

I guess I shouldn't have mentioned it.

It's all right.

I'm sorry for bringing it up.

Whatever I say can never be of comfort.

How can we describe this cruel world anyway?

Life can be brutal.

- I'm sorry. - Please don't say that.

Call me whenever you want to talk.

Sharing with me what you can't tell others...

- might be of help. - Thank you for that.

Isn't that your daughter-in-law?

Are you heading home?

Father! Yes, I am.

- Hello, sir. - Please get in.

I'm enjoying some luxury thanks to him.

It's a long walk up, so ride with us.

Just how greatly is being treated to stay out this late?

Why couldn't he invite me too?

He always pretend to be a man of integrity.

I've always managed to be one step ahead of you.

Even without your help,

I'll find other ways to meet President Choi.

You didn't have to give this.

Anyway, thank you.

With every piece of sashimi,

he kept saying if was your favorite.

He barely managed to swallow his food tonight.

Oh, please.

I only said that once.

You shouldn't have.

You know how I can't stop speaking sometimes.

What could I do when my mouth just said it?

Well, he adores you greatly.

It's very nice to see.

My daughter-in-law is as young as yours too,

so speak to her casually.

Yes, you don't have to be formal with me.

I will over time then.

By the way, I'm really sorry about your clothes.

Clothes?

We ended up ruining clothes...

that she cherished.

She looked after my granddaughter too,

so I'm deeply sorry about it all.

Is that so?

I'm really all right, so please don't dwell on it.

Why is she getting out of that car?

- When did she join them? - You should head inside.

- Mother! - Oh, yes.

- Hello. - Hello. How have you been?

I've been well thanks to you.

I was hoping for a chance to see you anyway,

- so how about... - How about we...

go hiking?

Hiking? That sounds great.

Goodness. I see you like to go hiking.

When you do next time,

- why don't... - What?

There's no need to pack us food.

There are a lot of restaurants at the entrance anyway.

Of course. I'm grateful for the offer anyway.

I see. So how about...

we get together to celebrate your reunion?

Maybe our two families can gather...

We already celebrated our reunion twice.

That's more than enough.

You must be exhausted. Go on inside.

No, I'll see you off first.

Thank you for the meal then.

Still, we should have dinner sometime...

Corporal Choi is a busy man, so let's not bother him.

I'll get going too.

- Thank you again. - You're welcome.

Good night.

Why wouldn't you even let me finish?

It's obvious what you'll say. How can I let you say it?

That's my only wish. Can't you just let me have it?

All my regrets won't let me close my eyes when I die.

Why are you being so stubborn?

Are you a fool?

It's because your wife is a fool. What will you do about it?

- Mother. - Don't act so high and mighty.

Do you think there won't be any other way?

That's enough.

I told you to stop, okay?

You're a cold-blooded monster.

You don't deserve to be a dad.

Don't you dare step foot in my room, or I'll...

What should we do, Father?

Don't worry.

She'll calm down in a few days.

You should go in. I'll speak to Mother.

Forget it. You and I should talk.

Why did you stay out so late if you didn't drink?

That's what happens when men talk about the army.

Whenever I'm with Sergeant Park,

I feel like I'm back to my 22-year-old self.

I feel so much younger, and there's a lot to laugh about.

You should get washed up.

I ran into Sergeant Park's daughter-in-law...

when we got home.

She's such a good person.

I see.

She was such a pleasure to be around...

when Yi Yoo and I went to eat sandwiches at that cafe.

- Did you run into her there too? - Yes.

Yes. She works at the cafe in front of the office.

No wonder Sergeant Park wouldn't stop praising her.

How should I explain this?

Yes. She's very pure.

I wish Jin Yoo...

had met someone nice like her.

That's what I keep on thinking about.

Gosh.

(Missing Person Report)

Father.

I should've brought it up a while ago.

I just told myself it'd be okay.

I just took it the way I wanted to believe.

I mean, it's easy for us to say you were five.

But that's the age you start to talk,

and play cute in front of your mom.

Who could ever understand the feelings you went through...

when you lost your parents at that age?

Even when a tree is relocated,

it struggles to reroot.

You were only five.

It's not like we can turn back the time that passed.

I just thought, there's nothing we can do.

I was indifferent.

No, Father.

I feel so relieved thanks to you.

Go look for them.

I asked the police, and they told me many people...

found each other due to the improved technology.

You never know. Your parents...

might still be waiting for news about you.

Come on, be brave.

I never even went close to a police station,

but I went in there myself to get this.

Gosh.

Honey, this is so good.

It must be from an expensive place.

Try one.

They're all the kinds you like.

Honey? Honey?

What?

What are you thinking about? Don't you want sushi?

- By the way... - Yes?

Should I try looking...

for my real parents?

What?

Honey.

I told you to do that ever since we were in elementary!

I told you we should look for them so many times.

"If your parents are rich,

then I could live a better life."

Don't you remember beating me after I said that?

I remember.

Okay, Honey. Listen carefully.

How would you feel if you died tomorrow?

- What? - What would you regret the most?

Marrying you.

No, except that!

Listen.

There's a saying that goes,

"Instead of regretting about what I didn't do,"

"I'll live a life regretting my failure."

Where did you hear such a thing?

I heard it on a radio show.

A woman in her 40s read it in a book.

In my opinion, I know...

you're not a fool who regrets...

not trying anything.

I think you're persuaded.

It's been a million years...

since I made you feel passionate about something.

How exciting!

This is crazy.

I did such a good job.

"This sound isn't coming from my mouth."

This sushi is so good.

- Grandma. - Just meet with her.

I told you that I'm not interested.

Then, become interested.

Mother.

I think it's time for Gi Ppeum and I to leave the room.

- Let's go upstairs, Gi Ppeum. - Why?

I thought you were going cycling. Don't you need to get ready?

- Right. - Let's go.

Have a nice conversation.

Let's go.

- Mom. - Jin Yoo should remarry...

and find stability too.

That way, that witch won't dare to eye him.

People think he's easy because he's single.

That's no reason for him to marry just anyone.

It's not just anyone.

I would never recommend...

a random person to Jin Yoo.

But what Jin Yoo thinks is the most important.

That's why I said that.

What happened yesterday won't happen again.

I'm sorry, Grandma.

If you're sorry, meet with her.

- Mom. - Come on.

Why is it so hard to meet someone just once?

Why are you two so against it too?

Jin Yoo has to mentally prepare himself too.

It wouldn't be fair to meet someone on such a rush.

It wouldn't be late to mentally prepare himself after meeting her.

I'm sorry.

Yes, Detective Kim.

What?

What do you mean?

There is no registered DNA?

What are you talking about?

Are you sure you checked properly?

Yes.

No, my father definitely got his DNA registered.

We should talk in person.

I'll come to see you right away.

Gosh. Are you saying Jae Hak's DNA...

wasn't registered?

No.

What are you talking about? How can this be possible?

I'll have to go there and check.

- Didn't you submit it? - I did.

That's what I was told.

What do you mean?

Didn't you go there yourself?

He was busy that day,

so I went there instead.

Then where did it go?

I better go to the station and check.

No, I'll go. You should stay home.

No, I should go since I registered it.

How could it...

Hello.

Hello. How can I help you?

I came to make a missing person report.

- A missing person report? - Yes.

I already filled out the report.

Where should I go?

Go to Missing Persons Unit of Women and Juvenile Division.

There's someone I really want to find.