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Hello?

It's Auntie.

Hello, Auntie.

To what do I owe the pleasure, Auntie?

-Let's meet. I need to talk to you. -What?

Come out right now?

Of course, I will.

Who cares about dinner when my aunt wants to see me?

What's wrong with her?

Hey. Listen to me, will you?

Yes. Come to our hotel.

I'll rush right over and wait.

What? Right now?

No. Wait up.

Gosh. You can take your time. Of course.

Oh, no. I need to finish washing the cockles. Oh, dear.

Yes, that's right.

There are a ton of dishes to wash today.

I can't go home until the others finish doing the dishes.

I'm sure catching up with Auntie

will kill some time.

Gosh, that's cold.

Auntie!

You're full of energy.

That's unlike you.

Usually, I have no energy whatsoever.

Have a seat.

I figured you'd hear this sooner or later anyway.

There seemed to be some people gossiping about your head injury,

so I brought up the matter at the shareholders' meeting.

Please don't take it personally.

You did?

In the end, the largest shareholder showed up and supported you,

and everything was fine.

How did you win him over?

What do you mean?

He's your husband's cousin, right?

Who?

I mean the major shareholder of Yumin Electronics from the US.

Your husband's cousin.

Is the major shareholder from the US

my husband's cousin?

Exactly. That's right.

And the person who owes him a favor

is…

You. He basically saved your life.

Unbelievable.

Anyway, my point is,

to people like us, family ties are all about

real estate, shares, and financial transactions.

What have you received from your family so far?

Well…

-I… -Of course, you can't say anything.

Because you've received nothing.

That's exactly your position in your family.

In your family, you've been no more than a speck of dust.

I want you to remember your position in Yumin Group at all times.

Do you understand what I mean?

Why did you help me hide?

Were you hoping to benefit from it later on?

That's not it.

Are you following me around hoping you can con me

into giving you something? If so, don't bother.

Hello.

I heard you're a major shareholder of my parents' company.

I must have shocked you earlier.

You know I hurt my head.

One moment I'm fine, the next I'm totally out of my mind.

I'm sorry, okay?

I made a few mistakes because of a misunderstanding.

Why couldn't you tell me sooner?

I'm not the boasting type.

Also, you never gave me a chance to tell you.

Will you give me a chance to speak now?

Sure.

I came over partly to give you this.

What's this?

The official biography of Kang Mi-na,

the personal information of the directors of Yumin Electronics,

Yumin Group's holding company, and the basic facts about Yumin Group

that you must know.

Memorize this as best you can

to convince the directors that amnesia never happened

and all the rumors were only caused by temporary symptoms following trauma.

Why?

Just because you won control over the company

doesn't mean people will actually listen to you.

Who knows if you'll sell the company off

after pocketing all you can or if you'll replace all the directors?

They won't back down so easily.

What I mean is,

why are you giving this to me?

You said your family didn't really care about you.

Aren't you a member of this family too?

-Well, I'm not sure. -I know.

Someone told me that family ties are all about

real estate, shares, and financial transactions.

You don't own anything in this family. Does that mean you're not a family member?

Right now, you and I own property together.

Maybe that makes us family.

I guess you're right.

Then I'll take this gladly.

Hold on.

I forgot to say something important.

You seem to suspect

that I'm only helping you to benefit from it later.

But my uncle forced me to show up today.

Come on. It was all a misunderstanding.

-Let it go, will you? -Also,

as you can see, even though I can pull off formal attire perfectly,

I usually prefer more casual clothes.

And even then, I dress in the retro-futurism style,

which was a huge hit at London Fashion Week last season.

Okay, I get it.

All my life, I've refrained from bragging about my wealth

and tried to stay humble.

That must have given you the wrong idea. Even when choosing where to live,

I wanted a place that was not too extravagant,

although my apartment is the largest in the building.

I also don't enjoy driving…

Humble, my foot.

If you'll excuse me.

WITNESS SUMMONS

I got a summons. What's going on?

I thought we were finished. I can't believe this is still going on.

Why isn't it over yet?

Well…

The prosecutor in charge is on leave at the moment.

So? You don't even know what happened?

DEPUTY CHIEF PROSECUTOR, RYU SEUNG-DUK

Of course, I do.

Something came up, so I can't tell that prosecutor.

Didn't you say

that prosecutor was the ace in your office?

You can't take what I give

and then turn around and betray me.

I didn't betray you.

Please calm down.

I told you. Something came up.

Like what?

Did they go missing while on vacation or something?

Of course, not.

Give me some time.

I'll figure it out somehow.

That old man and his temper.

What is going on with you, Yeon-ju?

The phone is turned off.

Please leave a message…

Did she really go missing or something?

"Mother had decided to handle it herself."

What could this mean?

He probably said that to cover up what he did.

I say this out of concern for you.

Are you sure you're okay with digging up the past

like this?

It's not like I can't guess

-what kind of a life you've had, but… -You can…

guess?

What kind of a life do you think I've had?

YEAR 2011, LOS ANGELES, CA, USA

My mom and I practically fled to the US and pretty much lived in hiding.

I only found out that my grandfather

had been sick and passed away through the newspaper.

There's something you need to know

about what happened that day in 2007.

I heard about Mi-na's engagement to Sung-woon after I had left Korea.

So I thought what Mi-na wanted to tell me

was just an excuse for that and ignored her.

It was the day of my mom's funeral.

NO HAK-TAE

SENT MESSAGE

Thank you for your kindness until now.

We will never return to Korea.

Because it is obvious that Han Young-sik

will do to Seung-wook what he did to his dad.

He'll fabricate everything and push him to his death.

But I realized this after I saw that message.

My mother

knew my father had been framed,

but she went to the US for me.

And that event in 2007 that Mi-na had mentioned

may have been about my father.

I made up my mind

to return

and put everything back to the way it was.

I must find Mi-na and find out about that day.

Then why don't you report her missing?

And send her fill-in back to where she came from.

Where is that?

That's a problem too.

Furthermore,

that woman may become a weakness for Hanju.

She is like our weapon.

We should keep her so we can use her when we need.

Then I'll recommend meeting Prosecutor Cho Yeon-ju

from Central District Prosecutors' Office whom I had contacted before.

She's supposed to return

from leave this week.

She must be on a really long trip.

The phone is turned off.

-Please leave a message… -I still can't get through.

What if I get arrested for impersonating Kang Mi-na

when I'm actually a gangster?

No.

You can't go to jail just for impersonation.

However, the moment I become the head of this group,

I can enjoy the benefits of its fortune.

That would make me guilty of fraud,

and I could be imprisoned for up to 10 years and fined up to 20 million won.

And why does that just roll off my tongue?

Did I go in and out of jail

when I was a gangster?

No.

Kang Mi-na could have been from a rich family

and a gangster at the same time.

That's right.

FINGERPRINT DOESN'T MATCH

FINGERPRINT DOESN'T MATCH

FINGERPRINT DOESN'T MATCH

PLEASE TRY AGAIN AFTER 29 SECONDS

Darn it. It's clear now.

If I'm not Kang Mi-na,

where is she right now?

That scared me.

Where was he until now?

So you two had an affair, and I knew about it?

I always made sure he went home to sleep.

That's what makes me angry. All he does at home is sleep.

He's useless!

Is this a hotel or what?

Why did I get so upset about someone else's husband having an affair?

In your family, you've been no more than a speck of dust.

That's exactly your position in your family.

KANG MI-NA'S HISTORY

AUGUST 24, YEAR 2004 YUMIN GROUP'S SECOND SON'S GRADUATION

Even if it is someone else's life, I should live it right.

I won't get caught

and I'll return this life back to you

after I upgrade it.

What are you talking about?

You're her investigator.

You should have her emergency contact information.

She's never taken a day off or been unreachable before.

Still.

How can you give a case back when she isn't here?

Mr. Lee came himself and asked for it.

Where is she?

So can't you think of anywhere she could be?

I'm not sure,

but she got a tip that Lee Bong-sik was back

and said she may go on a stakeout during her time off.

What?

Who's the one closest to Ms. Cho?

Tell them to go to her home.

What? Just go into her home?

Why you…

What's there to stop a prosecutor from entering a place?

I'll get them a warrant. Tell them to go right now!

You people. She has been unreachable for days.

Aren't you worried?

Earn your salaries, will you?

SEOPYUNG DISTRICT PROSECUTORS' OFFICE

Sir, about Samgeori Gang…

Yes?

I don't think they just sneak people to Vietnam.

-Why? -They say drugs are involved.

They're suddenly saying they'll give us something big

in return for letting them go.

And by the sound of it,

looks like things will get quite complicated.

Who did they rat out?

Hold on.

Yes, just a moment.

PROSECUTOR AN YU-JUN

Mr. An, it's the Central District Prosecutors' Office.

How long have these been here for?

May I help you?

I live in this unit. Do you live here?

I know the person who lives in the unit.

Is that…

Oh, this.

I was just checking the expiry date.

You can have it. It'll go bad if it stays out here anyway.

No, what do you take me for?

Yes, sir.

Right. I'm in front of her place now.

Yes.

-Be on your way, won't you? -Right, okay.

Yes, sir.

Right.

Got it.

Will do.

Her place looked clean and tidy.

But she left her prosecutor ID and even her phone at home.

Her car is still in the parking lot.

The security camera by the entrance isn't working properly,

so I couldn't check the footage.

How long has she been gone for?

There are no security cameras in the hallway due to privacy concerns.

There was a pile of milk cartons delivered to her place,

but it looked like her neighbor had been taking them.

Darn it. Are they beggars? Why take someone else's milk…

-Where do her parents live? -From what I know, she has no family.

But before she went on leave, she did mention that

-she had to investigate something. -Lee Bong-sik?

You knew?

Who else knows about it?

I don't think she told anyone else. She kept asking me for help in secret.

Thank you. Have a good day.

-Thank you. -Young-chul. Can you watch the counter?

-Sure. -Gosh, seriously.

What did I tell you?

She totally betrayed us.

It's not that she can't pick up her phone.

I bet she changed her number and has moved.

Don't you think it's odd though?

What's odd?

Think about the time you were stabbed years ago.

When you stab someone you know, you can't help but hesitate

even for just a second.

How do you know?

As a human, you can't help but think for a moment,

and it shows in your eyes.

But when Yeon-ju was throwing punches at me,

she did not hesitate at all.

Yeon-ju.

Are you okay?

Are you saying

she's not even treating us as humans?

Well…

Is that what's going on?

That is not right.

We helped her get to where she is today.

Uncles, you ran this far away?

We did not run away.

We've been released from prison.

We heard

you've been failing the bar exam for several years,

so we came to help.

How exactly are you going to help me pass the bar exam?

-Don't be ridiculous. -Yeon-ju.

In our cell, there was a jerk who got three years

for installing spy cams in dorms for bar exam takers.

It's disgusting.

Anyway, he told us

that to pass the second round,

you must be well-versed

in recent precedents

and know how to apply them.

And that being said…

UNITE AND FIGHT

I was asked to sell a stolen celadon vase from the Goryeo period.

But instead of selling it,

I used it as collateral. That's why I went to jail.

A crime of negligence caused by storing a stolen good?

Or is it embezzlement?

After committing the murder, I left the body at the scene

and fled so the body wouldn't be found.

Hold on.

Were you convicted of concealment

of a human corpse or not?

I used to grow green onions.

I sold the entire field,

and they plowed the whole thing.

Petty scumbags.

Our family collapsed after Boss left,

and you wanted us to become an invincible gang

with a prosecutor who's got our back.

You fool.

That was my big picture.

Right. We approached her with the big picture in mind.

But regardless, we helped her out so much.

Still, we shouldn't have buried her like that.

Darn it.

My bar exam has nothing to do with you.

Why are you doing this to me?

Gosh, you're so loud.

Look.

You can't get out until you memorize everything.

It'll take forever!

Get me out of here!

Even if she's been holding a grudge over it, she can't betray us like this.

And she passed the exam because we made her memorize everything.

I can't stop thinking about how strange this situation is.

Hey, stop thinking and go deliver the orders.

We keep getting orders.

Are you going to sit here and ignore them?

Today, I am here for some kickbacks.

You could even say I tailed you.

I'm the major shareholder. Nothing matters more than appointing a chairman.

Okay, I heard you.

I'm sure you weren't able to memorize everything last night,

so try not to talk too much.

That man with the glasses in front of the elevator.

Hwang Man-geun, the CEO of Yumin Electronics.

Joined the company in 1988 as one of the special recruits,

and climbed the ladder until getting demoted

for his wrong predictions about smartphones.

Then he regained his feet, becoming the last one to be appointed

an executive among his peers.

The annex was built two years ago.

The skywalk on the 14th floor leads you to the chairman's office.

I memorized the floor plan too.

Do you want to know where the cafeteria is?

Anything else? Do you want to know the subsidiary capital structure?

You memorized that all?

For some reason, I'm really used to memorizing stuff.

If I didn't memorize anything,

I feel as though I'd be buried up to my neck.

Feeling desperate to memorize it all

as fast as I could…

-My gosh. -I'm relieved.

But don't use strong expressions during the meeting.

Be vague so you can avoid problems down the road.

-And that temper of yours-- -Hey, look.

As you know, I've lived with memory loss for a few days.

And I think I'm actually quite perceptive and smart.

The doctor told me

that all my knowledge is still intact.

I just can't put it to use at the moment.

I'm much smarter than you think I am.

I'm sure of it.

What?

Who are you? Do you know me?

Are you disappointed that I'm not a fool without my memories?

I may have lost my memory,

but I'm not an idiot, so stop nagging me.

I know what's going on, so I won't ruin things like an idiot.

I'll do my best to look like Kang Mi-na.

I mean, the Kang Mi-na before the memory loss.

All right.

Good luck.

Thanks, I guess?

I didn't tell him to leave. I just wanted to say that I got this.

You say you and Ms. Cho are close, so I'll tell you what's going on.

The lobbying case involving Hanju and the tax commissioner.

It was handed over to Ms. Cho from Division Two,

but they got the case back because she's gone AWOL.

The thing is, she could've collected tons of kickbacks had she taken the case.

Why would she go AWOL

when such a huge case was handed over to her?

It's so strange.

It is strange, indeed.

Let's be honest.

She's like a loyal dog to those with power.

She'd never miss an opportunity like this.

Something must have happened.

A loyal dog to those with power?

No, she's not a dog.

If I must compare her to an animal…

Don't worry too much.

I watch those with power

like a meerkat would.

-A meerkat? -I always observe the kingpins.

I'd carefully observe everyone and identify the one

with the most power and side with that person.

Must you do all that to collect kickbacks?

If I don't, will it be returned to society?

Someone will take the money anyway. So why just leave it?

You'll never understand because you were born rich.

You know, I want millions and billions.

Not in my probiotics,

but in cash.

That's the kind of life I want.

Maybe she's found a new backer.

You know, she never disobeys her higher-ups.

Something must've happened.

Should I do some more digging into Lee Bong-sik?

No, don't.

Don't dig up that old case.

Ask around her closest ones,

and report to me as soon as you hear from her, okay?

Yes, sir.

She's going after Lee Bong-sik,

so I can't even report her missing.

There's another thing Deputy Chief doesn't know.

I think the domestic violence case

should go to someone who has worked on many similar cases.

You take it.

-Me? -What? Is there a problem?

I can't work on domestic violence and sexual violence cases forever.

Can't I help out on the real estate fraud case?

Hey!

These cases are the ABCs

of the Criminal Department,

not fraud cases.

What do the ABCs mean? The basics.

And I need you to take charge of the basics.

You're an expert, aren't you? I trust you.

Where is he?

PUSHOVER 3

Leave the chores to the prosecutor in charge of the ABCs.

Take the important cases so you can enter the Special Department.

Thank you, sir.

What brings you here?

I'm disappointed, sir.

What do you mean?

You're disappointing in general,

but what disappoints me the most is that I'm not even Pushover One or Two.

Why am I Pushover Three?

No matter how hard I work,

I'll never be Pushover One or Two. I'll always be Pushover Three.

Pushover Three! That's my position. All I'll ever do are chores.

CHIEF PROSECUTOR, HONG SUNG-CHANG

That's when Prosecutor Cho Yeon-ju decided to stop being a pushover.

The world looked down on those without money or connections.

Yeon-ju was full of spite and determined to get to the top.

She's not loyal to the higher-ups.

She wants to get higher than them.

Shall we get started?

As you all know, today's main agenda

is the appointment of the new chairman of Yumin Group.

And I heard a horrible rumor at the recent shareholders' meeting.

That Ms. Kang hurt her head in an accident and loses her mind occasionally.

The chairman's health directly affects the stock prices.

Can she really manage the group properly?

It's true that I was temporarily unwell

right after the accident, but I'm fine now.

Let's say you didn't hurt your head.

But what difference does it make?

You married right after graduating from a Korean college

and you've been a housewife ever since.

Recently, a chairman gave his housewife daughter

a CEO position, and she almost bankrupted the company.

I'm reminded of that.

A woman like her can destroy a company in no time.

You've never studied abroad or studied business.

You can only get lucky so many times, don't you think?

Let's face it, you're not even a legitimate heir.

Considering your background and education,

why don't you just import a bakery chain?

Speaking of which,

she and my wife's sister aren't even blood-related.

Who knows whether someone related to her will show up out of nowhere?

That'll be a headache.

Stop scaring her.

I'm sure she gets what we mean.

As long as the company is run by the board,

it won't matter much who the chairman is.

Don't you agree?

This feels strangely familiar.

No matter how hard I work,

I'll never be Pushover One or Two.

Pushover Three! That's my position.

I'm an heiress who is a lovechild that happened to survive alone.

No matter how hard I work, they're never going to accept me.

So you're basically telling me to be Yumin Group's pushover,

who does all the work and bears the brunt of everything.

This is why I can never control my temper.

Listen, CFO Oh Ki-young of Yumin Chemical,

who is also my aunt's first son.

Did you say my head injury would affect the stock prices?

Would you explain why your stocks fell by 27 percent since the last quarter

when you didn't even hurt your head?

Hey! At least we're in the black.

Are you proud of making 10,000 won after investing 10 million won?

Next!

CEO Seo Hyun-gu of Yumin Insurance, who is also my mother's youngest brother.

You pestered your mother to give you Yumin Chemical,

but got Yumin Insurance because of your gambling scandal.

Are you trying to sell insurance here? Stop instigating anxiety.

That company went bankrupt not because the CEO was a housewife

but because it was run based on family ties, not competence.

Next, Auntie.

Isn't it Yumin Pharmaceuticals that got lucky?

What failed as a treatment for arteriosclerosis

suddenly brought success as a treatment for erectile dysfunction.

You know the role of luck in life better than anyone.

But you can't stand it when anyone else gets lucky?

Next, CEO Choi Tae-seok of Yumin Foods,

who is the first husband of my late eldest aunt.

Are you even blood-related to my mother?

Next! CEO Heo Nam-guk of Yumin Distribution,

who is the second husband of my late eldest aunt.

I'll just skip you.

If you continue to shamelessly express your prejudiced opinions,

soon no one will want to talk to you anymore.

Then you'll naturally fall behind anyway.

-"Fall behind?" -Hey!

Stop already!

You're only here because you're the chairman's family member.

You should be grateful for our kindness.

It's not our duty to show kindness!

I'm glad you said that.

It's not my duty to be nice to you either.

So appoint me chairman while I'm still being nice.

None of you got where you are today because of your competence.

My father, Chairman Kang Jang-soo, got you places to live,

got you out of prison, and made you CEOs.

Think carefully. You have only one chance.

Will you trust a bunch of fools who can't do anything without my dad

or will you trust me, who is his legitimate daughter?

A speck of dust?

I'll step on you on my way up

and show you what a speck of dust can do!

Director.

-What brings you here? -You're early.

Of course. By the way,

I heard there would be an audition for the current affairs debate show.

How did you find out?

It was supposed to be confidential.

Sorry?

Of course I should know. I heard from the other news anchors.

Gosh, why do they have such big mouths?

I wanted someone new.

Keep up the good work.

We have breaking news. Have a look.

Did you play golf today too?

How many days a week do you work?

If I work too much,

I won't have time to spend money.

What's the point of hiring smart people?

I want them to do all the work for me.

You should try harder

to work less.

That way, the company will do much better.

I don't need it to do much better.

My goals are small.

If I can't increase what I inherited threefold,

I'll at least try not to decrease it to one-third.

Too bad.

You're about to increase what you have by 13 times.

-Since the crash, -What do you mean?

Yumin Group has been in great shock.

But today the directors unanimously agreed

to appoint Ms. Kang Mi-na as the new chairman.

She will be the youngest person to lead

-Hey. -one of the top 20 companies…

Do you think Sung-hye will try to keep me under control?

Why would she?

Mi-na's only weakness at this point seems to be that she's married to you.

Why you little…

I'm sure there are many people getting restless right now.

Following the sudden passing of Chairman Kang Jang-soo,

an emergency board meeting was held to appoint Ms. Kang Mi-na…

What's with that outfit?

There was a charity marathon at the Han River today

to raise funds for a children's hospital.

It was sponsored by Hanju Foundation.

For every kilometer you run, 100,000 won is donated.

After starting that useless foundation to increase your shares,

you're creating those useless events?

If you want to build a hospital, ask your parents.

Why go to all this trouble?

I didn't go there just for money.

The mayor came,

and there were cameras too.

I thought it'd be good for publicity.

If I don't try to get attention, how would anyone know

whose daughter-in-law I am when I don't even have a husband?

I'm doing this so that people don't look down on Sun-woo.

Fine. Go out and make connections.

So that you don't play second fiddle to Chairman Kang Mi-na.

Yumin Group has overcome this difficult stage

of choosing a successor.

Many say Chairman Kang Mi-na's position in Hanju Group will rise significantly.

-Chairman Kang… -Look at her.

I'm fine playing second fiddle to her,

but I will not condone

Sun-woo playing second fiddle.

CHAIRMAN KANG MI-NA TO ANNOUNCE THE FUTURE DIRECTION OF YUMIN GROUP

CHAIRMAN KANG MI-NA EXPRESSES DESIRE FOR A FAIR MANAGEMENT

We're ready. Both the painting and me.

You're coming soon, right?

I'm here.

It took me a while because I had to lose a tail.

What?

I can get out though, right?

Come on. Don't you worry.

She got run over while running after me

and died on the spot.

She fled from this country on a boat.

What's going on here?

Why must she climb her way up

and make me drag her down?

How did it go?

They'll raid soon.

I never said I was leaving. Maybe she doesn't know that I'm waiting.

Stop. You can't go up there.

-Stop it. -Stop them.

I'm Prosecutor An from Seopyung District.

-Yes. Just a minute. You can't go up. -But we have to.

The suspect is a flight risk, so let me confirm first.

You must be a little dense.

-We must speak with our legal department. -I understood.

Call the legal department and let me talk to them.

You should know better.

Give it a rest.

If you barge in like this, you may regret it later.

Even if you do go up,

you'll have to leave right away.

That's fine, but I need to at least go up.

I appreciate your concern, but I can't give it a rest.

Go ahead. I'll speak with the legal department and then go up.

-No, you can't go. -Stop them.

-Stop them! -You can't go!

Stop them.

Whatever.

Regardless, I'm the chairman now.

It's a good thing for Kang Mi-na.

You can't go in there. Seriously.

Ms. Kang Mi-na.

I'm an investigator from Seopyung District.

We received a tip that you used illegal drugs.

-Come with us. -Drugs?

-Me? -Do you deny it?

I wouldn't know.

I see. Come with us.

Wait.

Laws of Criminal Procedure Article 199, Section 1.

What did I just say?

They won't bring a warrant unless they catch you in the act.

As per the laws of criminal procedure,

an investigator needs a suspect's consent…

What are you talking about? Come with us.

Wait a second.

A warrant. Do you have a warrant?

I can't go. Whether or not a suspect

submits to questioning is purely voluntary at their will.

Only when such will is clearly proven

can an investigator…

What's wrong with her?

Hey, Ms. Kang.

Ms. Kang. Are you okay?

No. I'm not Kang Mi-na.

Where are you from?

This is an illegal arrest if you take her against her will.

-Who are you? -I need to talk to her.

Where's Mr. An?

Are you okay?

Yes.

Don't worry. You can go.

If this is a trap for Mi-na, you won't fall into it.

I know. Since I'm not Kang Mi-na.

You knew?

You knew

too?

Ms. Kang.

I'm from Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office.

Come with us.

Hey. How many times are you going to repeat…

Hello?

Why did they hang up on me?

What happened?

While their legal department was stalling,

they called Seoul Central.

We were had.

All of the higher-ups went to dinner

and said we should shield her.

She gave her hair sample willingly, which means she has nothing to hide.

We will release her anyway.

We'll just kill time until we get the lab results.

Hey. You go in.

-Me? -Yes.

My head was pounding earlier.

I thought she only stayed home.

What was she doing?

Drugs?

Where did she get that?

Good, you're here.

Have a seat.

That's my seat. You need to sit here.

My bad.

Seopyung District Prosecutors' Office

received a tip that you took drugs.

We're running a test on your urine sample

and we sent your hair sample to NFS.

We'll have to wait for the results, but…

Is it just for use and not distribution?

Pardon?

That's right.

The law punishes distributors

more harshly than users.

So if my lab results come back clear, I should be fine.

I think the distributor gave my name

to save themselves.

That's what's strange.

Seopyung arrested peons from a drug ring and they suddenly gave a statement

that Hanju Group's daughter-in-law

was in the group that bought their drugs.

They barged into the chairman's office based purely on their statements?

I think they were confident that you were using.

That's not the important part.

The drug, meth, was provided in plastic bags, 0.5g in each.

Then celebrities and the children of conglomerates

would put the meth in three single-use syringes,

mix it with water, and shoot it up on their arms.

That's very detailed.

Why is he giving her a report?

These are the drug ring members. Do you recognize them?

Naturally, I don't remember.

-I see. -"I see?"

Is that all?

If I don't remember, shove evidence in my face.

But they didn't send us the evidence.

Then what? You won't receive them?

You need to demand it.

Will you confiscate my phone and tablet?

That would be a violation of your human rights.

And you weren't even charged.

Seriously.

Listen, okay?

When you question a suspect, you need to blindside them.

How will you blindside me

doing everything step by step?

Obviously, you're planning to let me go.

This is why people say prosecutors always do a clumsy job!

Take another look.

Then we'll have to arrest you.

We shouldn't underestimate the new chairman of Yumin.

But why is it that I feel like I've seen her before?

Take another look!

Where could you have seen the Hanju family's daughter-in-law?

Look at these civil servants. They're always so clumsy.

Clearly, they don't really want to investigate this.

But if they do a forensic analysis,

getting into Kang Mi-na's tablet PC will be no problem at all.

Gosh. Do they not even have any instant coffee?

It's here.

It's right here.

Yes, I had a feeling that it'd be here.

My gosh.

I didn't see you for a while, so I was wondering what's up.

Who knew I'd see you here?

Me?

Did you think I wouldn't know because of the makeup?

You'll pay off your tab, right?

You always have pork bone soup once every three days,

so I was wondering what was going on.

I'll see you at the restaurant.

JUSTICE PORK BONE SOUP

Prosecutor! Over here!

I don't like coming in here to drop off your order.

I'm making a special exception for you today.

Nice to meet you.

I'm Hanju's head of legal.

The chairman contacted

Yumin's legal team and sent me.

From now on, all your legal matters will be handled by Hanju's legal team.

I can't believe Yumin Group agreed to it so easily.

Who'd say no when the chairman

of Hanju stepped in himself?

They had no choice.

-Anyway, let's go. -Go where?

Your urine test came back negative, so you can leave.

The NFS's in-depth analysis will take about three weeks.

But your test came back clean,

so it's unlikely that they'll find something.

Okay, let's go.

They just let her go?

I heard her test came back negative.

But the hair test can detect it up to six months after drug use.

Maybe Yumin manipulated the results somehow.

Well, I don't think it's possible

to manipulate the results.

Then what? Are you saying she's a different person?

What have you been mixing her painkillers with?

Before they took her to Seopyung,

I managed to contact the Central District Office.

And the test came back fine, so everything's been sorted out.

Why are you so angry?

If there was a problem,

things wouldn't be okay now.

From the summons from the Central District Office

to the prosecutors barging in to arrest my daughter-in-law.

Since when were we your punching bag?

I promised you that I will sort it all out,

so please trust me.

Trust what? The promise

or the person who made it?

I don't trust anyone.

I only trust promises.

I know that we go back a long way,

but if you fail to keep your promise, we won't let it slide.

We go back a long way? As if.

Now, he's just bogging me down.

I must say, the chairman was impatient

because those at Yumin can't find out about your condition.

My condition? What do you mean?

The drug test came back negative.

There's nothing wrong with me.

You can be honest with me.

I signed a six-page NDA and swore

that I'd never tell anyone about your amnesia.

Why didn't you tell me sooner?

Hold on. Six pages, seriously?

I'm just an employee, you know.

If it gets out, Hanju will have more to lose.

In case I tell someone about your condition.

In case it gets out because of me even if I don't tell anyone.

In case I tell someone and the company benefits from it.

In case it just gets out and the company benefits from it.

There were a number of scenarios.

And I'd have to pay a huge penalty no matter which scenario,

so you don't need to worry about it getting out

because of me.

You were waiting all this time?

What happened?

The drug dealer must've given Kang Mi-na's name to them.

I must say, she's incredibly lucky.

I made her the chairman of the company and even passed the drug test for her.

Now, if I can just pass the bar exam for her…

What?

How did you know that you're not Kang Mi-na?

-That's… -When did you find out?

Have you known all along, since the accident?

No, I really didn't know.

I just started doubting it at the shareholders' meeting.

Weren't you the one who got me appointed chairman of the company?

Hold on.

When did you find out that I'm not Kang Mi-na?

You knew, and you still helped me at the shareholders' meeting?

What happened was,

she already knew that she was not Kang Mi-na.

And you let her find out that you know

that she's not Kang Mi-na.

What? You knew too?

You sure signed a six-page NDA.

You're such a good actor.

So what will you do? It's not like we can hide her somewhere now.

What are you talking about?

Hide me? Do you even know who I am?

-Who are you? -Me?

I'm…

Maybe I'm the Yumin chairman's

secret lovechild.

I mean, I look so much like his daughter.

You are not.

We've already done extensive research.

Are you sure?

Darn it.

I suppose you were hoping

you'd actually be a rich heiress.

No, I wasn't!

Then what are you thinking?

We were just trying to gauge the situation

while looking for the real Mi-na.

But knowing her personality,

I doubt she won't get caught

until we find the real Ms. Kang Mi-na.

-Gosh. -Look.

All this time,

I've been managing to keep it to myself

and not get caught.

But,

why can't you disclose

that I'm not Kang Mi-na?

Look at this.

You two are certainly up to something.

You got me appointed as the chairman fully knowing that I'm a fake.

And why did you sign the six-page NDA,

swearing that you won't tell anyone about Kang Mi-na's amnesia?

About your accident.

We have reasons to believe that it was done deliberately.

What? Who was the target?

Me or Kang Mi-na?

That we don't know.

But someone sent in a tip,

claiming that Kang Mi-na used drugs,

so it's highly likely that she was the target.

My goodness. You folks are scary people.

Why tell me this now?

Then I have no reason to live as Kang Mi-na.

I'm asking you to keep it up just until we find her.

Why must I risk my life and do that? I'd rather just tell everyone.

Do you want to go to jail for impersonating her?

Do you think Hanju will just let you off?

Says the one who breached the NDA.

Don't talk like this doesn't concern you.

You think I'll just stay quiet?

I'll say you were in on it too as my joint offenders.

Look at you using fancy legal terms.

You may get in huge trouble before you can even do that.

Darn it.

Then let's find this woman as quickly as possible.

I don't want to be dragged into another accident or drug case.

She looks just like Mi-na but is nothing like her.

Let's go.

You can drive, right?

Since I'm already here,

I'd like to meet Prosecutor Cho Yeon-ju.

PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE PROSECUTOR CHO YEON-JU

Looks like it's a hot mess here these days.

It's still early. I can't believe everyone left already.

May I help you?

Hello. I'm here to see Prosecutor Cho Yeon-ju.

I see. The thing is…

DEPUTY CHIEF PROSECUTOR, RYU SEUNG-DUK

Hey. Any word from An Yu-jun yet?

No, sir. Nothing yet.

I don't think she told anyone else.

She kept asking me for help in secret.

Should I do some more digging into Lee Bong-sik?

What is this punk up to?

-Hey, report Ms. Cho missing now. -Sorry?

I must track her down

and find out what she's up to.

Does that mean Kang Mi-na

actually did drugs?

Think about it.

They'd never rely on a tip without solid evidence

and barge into the office of the chairman of a conglomerate.

What kind of crazy prosecutor would do that?

Gosh, where is this woman?

There must be a way we can retrace her steps

on the day of the accident.

By any chance, was there a tablet PC synced to Mi-na's phone?

There is.

But it's locked with a fingerprint and a six-digit code.

So there is?

Then you should find a way to unlock it. What have you been doing?

What have I been doing?

I did housework all morning, memorized all the information

about strangers you gave me, and was interrogated by the prosecution.

What about you?

All you ever do is boss me around.

You're annoying.

I've been doing this and that.

This and that? What this and that?

You mean embroidering your jacket?

If someone ran me over on purpose,

shouldn't you find out what that was for immediately?

I was going to right after the board meeting.

The driver is unconscious anyway.

You didn't even attend the meeting. Why wait until the meeting is over?

You could have started asking around at least.

See? You're obviously slacking off.

Why should I be trying

to unlock the tablet, trying every possible six-digit code?

I'd rather use that energy to believe I'm Kang Mi-na.

If you can't even unlock her tablet,

how much longer do you think you can pretend?

Also, do you think I'll sit back?

Do you think I'll sit back then?

I'll reveal that you've been cooking up a scheme using the fake Kang Mi-na.

I won't go down alone.

If you want us all to go down together, go ahead.

Goodness.

Gosh, how did I end up in this mess?

That's what I want to say.

Anyway, it's in your best interest to cooperate.

Once Mi-na is found,

I'll make sure you can go back to your normal life.

How can I trust you?

You must have forgotten because I'm driving you around.

But I'm the largest shareholder of your company.

It'll be a cakewalk for me.

Oh, that's right.

You know I hurt my head.

You should understand. I keep forgetting things.

You only say that when you're in trouble.

After being summoned,

that woman yelled at the prosecutors and lectured them.

The reporter who's there told everyone in the newsroom.

What's with your wife?

How could she change so completely overnight?

-Tell me what's going on. -That woman…

Is she…

Come on. You're with me too.

She's smiling.

This is unbelievable. She's married.

Hey!

I mean, honey!

I can't believe you.

Your wife was framed and summoned by the prosecution

and jumped through hoops to escape.

And did you just get out of that car?

It's not like that. She showed up without--

Forget it.

What about you? You…

I'm not done yet.

Seung-wook.

Why are you suddenly hovering around her?

Make up your mind.

Do you really want her or do you just hate to lose her

to someone else?

Watch what you say.

I mean, why should I?

I'm not scared of anything anymore.

Don't you think that's something only those who don't have

anyone to please can say?

Like me.

-What? -You're not one of them.

Mi-na.

Was it Seung-wook who drove you home?

I mean the largest shareholder

who supported you.

Is everyone in this family

a surveillance camera or what?

After I got married,

I felt uncomfortable seeing a guy alone,

whoever he was.

I'm not pointing the finger at you though.

These days, being easy can be your asset too.

-What? -Go inside.

Father and Mother are waiting.

Okay.

Great job.

Getting summoned by the prosecution over such a disgusting scandal.

Be quiet.

I heard that you taught

the prosecutors a lesson.

Considering the way you've been

dealing with things, I say you pass.

But keep your guard up, okay?

Father, it's not like I submitted an application to you or anything.

Who gives you the right to decide if I pass?

If you must decide, decide you'll hold morning meetings at the hotel.

Then I won't have to prepare breakfast.

Anyway, you start working tomorrow.

Take a break from housework for the time being. Go get some rest.

What? I was just saying.

Father, thank you.

Who will do all the housework then? You said we can't hire any people.

Surely Jae-hee can take over.

Father, with the foundation

and all the charity work, I'm quite busy.

All you do is spend money anyway.

Does he have a soft spot for Mi-na now?

Unbelievable.

The pecking order seems to change every minute.

You should've been nicer to Mi-na.

You're one to talk.

Me?

I tend to be mean to people I like.

Why you little…

If someone ran me over on purpose,

shouldn't you find out what that was for immediately?

You could have started asking around at least.

Asking around?

Asking around?

Who's bossing whom around now?

Does she think I'll do everything she tells me to do?

Gosh.

I can't believe she's doing this to me.

WARD 92

-Will he be okay? -Of course.

Is Mr. Jang Seok-ho here?

What do you need?

It's about the Hanju Hotel car accident.

Are you a reporter?

We have nothing to say.

If you want to know something,

ask the Hanju Hotel PR team.

Were they here?

Please leave.

Which newspaper are you from?

I'm a reporter from Powerpoint.

She's one stubborn lady.

It's all thanks to the reporters who criticized Han Sung-hye

they didn't have to compensate the hotel and even got money from the hotel.

But since people from Hanju came by, she's kept her mouth shut.

What did you ask her?

About the daughter-in-law of Hanju. She's never been in the press,

so there's no information about her.

That's why I came all the way here.

What can that lady possibly know?

Once she says a word,

it's my job to flesh it out.

But just how much did Hanju pay her to keep her mouth so tightly shut?

I feel bad for her husband.

Thanks to him, she'll be living comfortably.

People say they hate conglomerates, but they love to gossip about them.

But these days, there have been too many articles about their power abuse.

It's harder and harder to get people's attention.

From what company are you anyway?

Have you found out anything?

Why don't we help each other?

Is it an English newspaper?

Ask me anything.

You said people love to gossip about conglomerates.

Well…

If you want information, show some manners.

An individual's portrait rights and bodily integrity come before

the press's right to report.

By the way, may I ask why you're here?

Write whatever you can come up with.

But if you write about what happened without the source's permission,

I'll bring charges immediately.

You may leave.

Okay.

She slapped my back with such conviction.

My gosh.

You always have pork bone soup once every three days,

so I was wondering what was going on.

According to her,

I love pork bone soup

and run a huge tab.

Prosecutor! Over here!

Someone called me something similar once.

Hello there, Prosecutor.

Funny seeing you here.

Wasn't that a great tip? Did you hit the jackpot with it?

Yes, that con artist.

So he really meant…

I am a prosecutor?

Wait a second. I'm extremely smart,

quick-witted,

and familiar with the law.

I know someone in the Prosecutors' Office,

and someone even called me "Prosecutor."

Does that mean…

EPILOGUE

My goodness.

PLEASE TRY AGAIN AFTER 29 SECONDS

It's clear now.

If I'm not Kang Mi-na,

where is she right now?

Anyway, I look forward to working with you, Mr. Double Agent.

Are you sure you can't reach Yeon-ju?

I saw Ms. Cho yesterday too.

What kind of mischief is she up to now?

No one seems to know about her personal life.

What if Kang Mi-na is hiding on purpose?

Let's see how Mi-na handles things this time.

They must look down on me because I'm a young woman.

Your charisma is incredible.

Why do I have to clean up after Kang Mi-na every time?

I seem to keep thinking of you as Mi-na.

Since it's already happened, why don't you make a fresh start?