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-Ye-bin. -Yes.

-Take Ye-bin upstairs. -Okay.

See you again, Grandmother.

All right, go on.

Let's go.

It's nice to meet you.

Thank you very much for making time to meet with me.

I'm Laura Jung.

My gosh,

we've met before,

haven't we?

Have we?

We met at Seoul Hotel that day,

in front of the elevator.

Oh, right. I remember you.

Oh, right.

That woman you were with that day.

How do you know her?

Why do you ask?

She looks so much like Jennifer.

Didn't Coach Kim Ju-yeong say you were mistaken?

Coach Kim Ju-yeong?

You mean, Ye-seo's coordinator?

Gosh,

she's Ye-seo's coordinator?

Jennifer Kim was famous in Fairfax.

Doesn't she have a daughter?

Her name is K.

I don't know anything about her personal life.

I don't even need to know.

Hang on.

I'll show you something.

There it is.

Have a look.

It's her, right?

SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR MURDERING HUSBAND AND STAGING IT AS AN ACCIDENT

It's her, isn't it?

My goodness.

I can't believe Jennifer is Ye-seo's coach.

Let me see.

I can see why you mistook her for this woman, but it's not her.

It's not her?

You actually think this makes sense?

How could you mistake her for this woman?

Think about it.

A person's reputation isn't built overnight.

How could such a despicable person be...

Exactly.

She's known as the best admissions coordinator

in the country due to her proven track record.

I'm sure it's her.

Her daughter was a genius

who got into George Washington University at the age of nine.

People found out that she homeschooled her daughter,

and she even went on TV shows as a mom who raised a genius.

Anyway, she was very famous.

But soon after that, her husband died in a car accident

and her daughter became an imbecile.

A woman like her working as an admissions coordinator in Korea?

It's plausible, don't you think?

Since you're so convinced that this woman is Ye-seo's coordinator,

I suppose I can forget about the favor you asked of me.

-Pardon? -She makes sure

that all of her students get into SNU's med school,

so it's not like you can just go ahead and hire her.

You have to be chosen by her.

And you must go through a thorough screening process in order to be chosen.

She agreed to meet you because I practically begged her,

saying that you're my mother-in-law's acquaintance.

But you believe that she's this despicable criminal,

so I guess you don't need to meet her now.

I'm sorry.

I must've been mistaken.

Some people look so similar to each other

that we call them doppelgängers.

-Please give me a chance-- -Mother.

Coach Kim hired someone who used to design questions

for the college entrance exam as Ye-seo's new Korean instructor.

You have nothing to worry about now.

Jun-sang will be home soon. May I leave first?

Yes, of course.

What should I do now?

JENNIFER KIM

SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR MURDERING HUSBAND

MURDER SUSPECT CONFIRMED TO BE JENNIFER KIM,

WHO TAMPERED WITH CAR BRAKES TO STAGE IT AS AN ACCIDENT

That woman, Kim Ju-yeong, is dangerous.

She's really dangerous.

U-JU'S MOM

I'll cut to the chase.

Why do you think

Coach Kim is dangerous?

When I went to meet Dr. Park,

I also met his friend.

She coached his son too

but medical school wasn't for him,

so he took repeated leaves of absence.

But eventually,

he ended up taking his own life in his third year.

Apparently, he had a lot of trouble with his dad, who ran a hospital.

But Coach Kim

was the last person

he exchanged texts with before he died.

I heard he told her that he couldn't stand medical school

and asked her to dissuade his dad, who wanted him to inherit the hospital.

Do you know

what her answer was?

"What will you do if you give up on medical school?"

Everyone is dying to get into medical school.

But he got in and said he couldn't take it.

She was probably thinking from his parents' point of view when she said that.

He said he'd rather die than to go to medical school.

He wanted to live,

and he begged for help.

That's why he asked her to persuade his father,

but she basically told him that he had no other option.

As if graduating from medical school was everything,

and as if his life would be worthless otherwise.

I bet she kept on pressuring him.

Have you wondered...

what she might be doing to provoke Ye-seo?

Have you thought of that?

For someone who is mentally fragile like her,

nothing's more effective than having a competitor right before her eyes.

What's even more frightening

is the fact that she brought up

Yeon-du, a student who died 20 years ago during my teacher training,

in order to approach me.

Can you imagine how thoroughly she looked into my life

for her to know about Yeon-du and how I felt about the incident?

She looked into her background?

Does that mean

she also knows about Hye-na?

Why do you think she had to approach me

by lying to me like that?

You can...

guess why, right?

I'll be fine since I'll never have to see her again.

But I'm seriously worried...

about you and Ye-seo.

Why?

Are you scared I might turn out like Myeong-ju?

There's no need for your useless worrying.

I'm sure Yeong-jae's mother also trusted her, just like you do right now.

I told you not to worry.

Coach Kim definitely told me

that she'll look into Hye-na's background.

Did she find something...

Wouldn't it be wise for you to keep the ticking bomb close by

while you get rid of the detonator?

Did she tell me to let Hye-na live at our place,

knowing that Hye-na is my husband's daughter?

I said you should have Hye-na move into your place.

Have Hye-na move into your place.

COACH KIM

Se-ri

has been pretending to be a Harvard student,

so Harvard sued her.

She's been sneaking into lectures

and using their cafeteria as well.

She's been living in the dorms as if she's a Harvard student.

She was afraid she'd get caught. That's why she fled to Korea.

PROFESSOR MICHAEL'S LECTURE

This can't be true.

There must've been a mix-up.

SEON-HYE

Seon-hye.

Se-ri didn't lie. She really is a student at Harvard.

Are you sure you're not mistaken?

Harvard is going to publish an article about her

in their school newspaper soon.

She sneaked into lectures for 12 months,

and the dormitory costs 172 dollars a night.

So they want us to compensate a total of 62,000 dollars.

What are we going to do about Se-ri?

How in the world did she end up like this?

Goodness.

If your husband finds out, that will be the end for all of us.

What are we going to do, Seung-hye?

What do we do, Seung-hye?

Seung-hye,

are you listening to me?

What are you doing?

Why are you in here?

Well,

I just felt like taking a look at Se-ri's social media page.

I understand. I check it frequently too.

I even made a social media account because of Se-ri.

What do you think?

They say that children are a parent's work of art.

Can she be any more perfect than this?

Honey, don't you wire Se-ri's tuition fee

straight to Harvard's bank account?

Why would I do that?

I wired the entire tuition fee to Se-ri's account when she got accepted.

Se-ri pays the tuition fee herself and uses the rest as pocket money.

Let's see.

There has to be at least one or two Korean Americans

working for the United States government.

Se-ri.

Se-ri.

Se-ri!

Se-ri!

-What's wrong with you? -What is it?

-Who is she? -I don't know.

I'm sorry.

Dad, I got accepted to Harvard.

What? You got accepted?

Good job, darling.

My amazing daughter!

Congratulations, Seung-hye.

-You must be so happy. -You shouldn't have.

I brought you one too.

Gosh, this really wasn't necessary.

SE-RI

Where are you?

Why did you call so many times?

Is something up, Mom?

Your aunt...

I'm at...

Itaewon right now.

I was wondering if you wanted to go home together.

Mom, I'm sorry. It's been so long since I met my friends.

-I'll go home a little later. -Se-ri...

-Hey, guys! -Get over here.

-We were waiting for you. -Come on.

-That's your drink. -Drink up.

-Drink up, drink up -Drink up, drink up

LITERATURE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Have you wondered what she might be doing to provoke Ye-seo?

Have you thought of that?

-Wait a second. -Okay.

Hurry up. Hurry.

Let me see. Gosh, open your eyes. I said, open your eyes.

Gosh, you really need to grow up.

-Does this scare you that much? -Yes.

How do you even perform surgery?

Let's try again.

-Okay. -Here.

Open your eyes. Open them. My goodness.

My gosh, you do it yourself.

Gosh, come on.

I can't even open my eyes because they're so dry.

You drive me nuts.

You don't even know that your son

ran away from home yesterday, do you?

What? Our son ran away from home?

-I'm so sick of you. Gosh. -Wait.

Where is he? Where's my precious son?

He's sleeping.

I told him he could cut down on his classes,

and he said he wants to drop the morning classes.

He's sound asleep.

That's why I told you not to push him too much.

How stressed must he have been to run away?

What? Don't push him too much?

Then how is he going to get into a science high school?

If he doesn't get accepted, you'll blame me.

So stop acting like you don't care.

Gosh, I don't even want to look at you.

Jin Jin, where are you going? Jin...

Gosh, how am I going to do this?

My goodness. Gosh.

-Woo Su-han! -Su-han!

How could he be so brave?

Ms. Jin?

Are you okay?

Let's look for him together.

Honey!

Am I crazy? What's wrong with me?

I'm off duty and want to sleep. So don't wake me.

Sleep all you want.

I should...

thank him, shouldn't I?

You must've been so worried.

How's Su-han?

He's just fine, thanks to Dr. Hwang.

The situation could have gotten so bad if it hadn't been for him.

The fool just ran right into the street.

Dr. Hwang rushed up like Usain Bolt,

grabbed Su-han, and rolled over.

He looked so cool and...

I mean, I was so grateful.

Here.

-You shouldn't have. -Take it.

Thank you.

It's nothing.

He told me

that U-ju ran away from home once too.

That was such a comfort to me.

For a year after I married my husband,

U-ju and I fought every day.

How did you

manage to raise him so well?

What's the secret to his good grades?

-The secret? -Goodness.

I promised my son I'd cut down on his lessons at the academy,

but I regretted it as soon as I woke up this morning.

Just looking at him sleeping in instead of going to his classes made me furious.

The anger was rising up inside me.

I can't decide whether I should leave him be or not.

If it's that hard on Su-han, why not keep him at home?

I'd love to do that.

If he could still get decent grades.

Why don't you...

tell me...

how U-ju does so well in school?

There's nothing exactly that I can call a secret.

Now, teach us how to solve what I wrote on the board.

How am I supposed to teach this?

You learned this yesterday. It's factorization.

What are we doing? I was asleep.

This is the secret to U-ju's good grades.

If you can teach what you have learned, that means you know it perfectly.

Really?

Son. Pretend that Mom and Dad are your students.

Sir, I don't understand how to solve that problem.

Please teach me.

-Me too. -Good.

Darn it.

Let's say that a minus b is x.

Then it becomes x² minus 5x plus 6.

Right.

I don't understand, sir.

Are you serious?

You don't know that? That's really easy.

Shut your mouth.

I don't understand.

Sir, could you please slow down?

Explain it very slowly, please.

A...

minus b...

is a common factor.

So let's call it x.

Woo Su-han!

You rhino.

"Rhino"?

"A rhino runs in the Serengeti."

-Do you want to get hit by a rhino? -Please don't.

I'll just...

SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR MURDERING HUSBAND AND STAGING IT AS AN ACCIDENT

I know that it's a personal matter,

but I think this requires an explanation.

If you had read this article,

then you would have also read that I was released due to lack of evidence.

What more do you want to know?

If you were in my shoes,

would you just stop after looking up the article?

You even denied to Laura Jung that you are Jennifer Kim.

Do you have any other plans this afternoon?

Mom, what's wrong?

What's this?

Your room's a mess.

Didn't I tell you to clean it up?

You're old enough now. Why are you still such a mess?

Mom.

How long must I clean up after you for?

How long...

How long must I clean up after you for?

What's all this noise?

Se-ri, are you okay?

-Gi-jun, get the first-aid kit. -Okay. I'll be right back.

Are you crazy?

Look at her face!

I told you to clean your room.

I've told you over and over again.

I got home at 5 a.m. last night.

Then I fell asleep. I didn't have time to clean.

I met my friends for the first time in ages to let off some steam.

Is that such a terrible thing?

I spent every single minute of my life studying at Harvard!

Yes, of course, we know that. We do.

I know very well how hard you studied.

Let it go.

Mom, are you sick?

You look really pale.

You did this to her just because she didn't clean her room?

What's wrong with you?

You rushed out in the middle of the night yesterday

and put sugar in the pollack soup today.

What on earth is the matter with you?

-Dad, the first-aid kit. -Okay.

Look at me, Se-ri.

-It stings. -Bear with me. Are you okay?

-Just relax. -It hurts.

Just hang in there for a bit.

Are you okay? Does it hurt?

I hope my pretty daughter isn't left with a scarred face.

That's my daughter, Katherine.

She scored 2,200 on the SAT at the age of 8

and got into George Washington University at the age of nine.

Even experts that specialize in prodigies

said that K's IQ couldn't be measured because it was above 200.

What mother would intentionally damage the brake line in her car

to make her genius daughter end up like that?

Considering these factors, I was released due to lack of evidence,

but people still suspected me of staging the accident...

because my husband and I were about to get a divorce.

I lost my husband like that,

and even my genius daughter ended up in a coma.

But no one offered me any consolation.

Rather, they called me a murderer,

even though I had been cleared of all charges.

-But why-- -I guess...

I bragged about my genius daughter too much.

Almost a decade has passed,

but it still pains me to see K.

If the accident had never taken place...

Then by now, she'd be...

Thankfully, coaching outstanding students

helped me heal my wounds.

Do you now understand why coaching Ye-seo

is so important to me?

I'm sorry.

I didn't know you had such painful memories.

Thank you...

for understanding.

She's been through such a painful experience.

There's no way she told me to take Hye-na in knowing that she's Jun-sang's daughter.

She couldn't have.

Why would she do such a spiteful thing?

I'm sure Yeong-jae's mother

also trusted her just like you.

Coach Kim.

Have you looked into Hye-na by any chance?

Why? Is there a problem?

No, it's just that she's extremely clever.

I was curious about what kind of environment she grew up in.

She excels in school even without any parental support.

I wonder if she was born with superb genes.

I've also wondered the same thing.

I can look into it for you if you want to find out.

No, it's okay. I don't want to cause you trouble.

How's Hye-na doing by the way?

Like I said, she's very clever.

I'm glad I took your advice.

I'm happy to hear that.

Ma'am, will you be okay? Ye-seo's mom must have figured out--

Bring Ye-seo to the meditation room every day after class from now on.

Pardon? Every day?

Why do you make me repeat myself every single time?

Don't you understand Korean?

Yes, ma'am.

How's Hye-na doing by the way?

Like I said, she's very clever.

I'm glad I took your advice.

I'm happy to hear that.

I asked you to redecorate my room.

Did you forget?

Should I just ask Ye-seo...

to switch rooms with me?

I'm just saying, you shouldn't ignore my requests.

Please get it done tomorrow.

From the wallpaper to the curtains and the sheets,

I want the best quality for everything.

I told you that no one can find out until Ye-seo gets into SNU.

You want me to redecorate your room

just because you want me to, even though it looks fine?

Then

get me a credit card.

I deserve to use one. Don't you think?

No, you don't.

You're still a minor.

All right.

Then I'll just sleep...

in Ye-bin's room tonight.

I told you that you can't.

Hye-na!

Ye-bin, I got your mom's permission.

She said I can sleep in your room

whenever I want.

Seriously?

Nice!

Then let's go to my room, Hye-na.

The person who loves you the most in the entire world

is you.

Think only about your goal and your success.

Just think about the moment

you'll receive your acceptance letter from SNU's med school.

Reject and ignore everything that gets in your way,

even if it's your mom.

You're standing in pitch-black darkness now.

If you take just one false step, you'll fall off a steep cliff.

You only have one guide on this journey.

I, Coach Kim Ju-yeong, will ensure your safe passage

to SNU's med school.

Only then will you be able to escape this darkness

and enjoy perfect success.

KIM HYE-NA

Hey, Hye-na.

Who said you could use my bathroom?

Why you...

Ye-bin, are you okay? Are you hurt?

Do you own the bathroom on the second floor?

Go to the basement if you don't want to share it.

-Did you rent the bathroom? -Hey.

Ye-bin,

don't be so mean to Ye-seo.

I'm okay.

You should go back to sleep.

I'll go downstairs.

-Gosh. -Go to sleep.

Hey, get over yourself.

Do you think you've become Ye-bin's sister just because Ye-bin keeps relying on you?

You'll end up getting kicked out once I get into university.

I'll get kicked out?

-Me? -Yes.

Coach Kim Ju-yeong told me

that you're just a tool for my studies.

A tool for your studies?

Who's Kim Ju-yeong?

What? Kim Ju-yeong?

Have you gone mad?

How dare you call her by her name like that?

I'm warning you.

Don't act out.

Or else, I'll crush that smug face of yours.

What did you say?

Say that again.

Ye-seo.

Why would you say that to your friend?

You shouldn't talk that way.

You should be nice to her.

Is Kim Ju-yeong

Ye-seo's exam coordinator?

You don't need to know.

Ye-seo, I'm going in.

Did you not meet Kim Ju-yeong?

Who's that?

Kim Ju-yeong...

is using me as a tool?

What did you say?

My gosh.

Are you a doctor, Nurse Kim?

I prescribed that medicine because it was necessary.

Well, the patient thinks it's too expensive, so he refused to--

He said the medicine is too expensive?

If I care about whether or not their insurance covers the medication,

when will the patient recover and get discharged?

And does the hospital look like a hotel to you?

How many times must I tell you to reduce the hospitalization period?

We need to empty the beds in order to take in new patients.

Look for a sanitarium for the patient in room 505.

Understood?

-Yes, sir. -Yes, sir.

He's so obsessed with money.

Does he think of patients as a source of money?

If only people knew.

My gosh.

Don't say a word.

It's thanks to him that you get a regular paycheck every month.

Gosh.

Chief Hwang.

Why did you follow me in here?

-I said I'll see you in my office. -We're in trouble.

What is it? Is it an emergency?

I just heard this from the orthopedics.

Dr. Kang is going to become

the planning manager soon.

And the first thing he's going to do is make changes to our center.

I heard you'll be replaced too.

I want you to check Lee U-bin's MRI results.

What? But...

Jun-sang is going to become the planning manager?

If a guy like him takes that position,

he'll start running the hospital like a business.

So he wants to fire me.

Hello.

Chief Hwang.

It isn't time for consultations yet.

ARE HOSPITALS A PLACE TO EARN MONEY

OR A PLACE TO TREAT ILLNESSES?

IF WE NEGLECT THE REALITY OF HOSPITALS

Gosh.

He acted out without knowing whom he's fighting against.

This is exactly why they say

"A cornered stone meets the mason's chisel."

Does that mean it'll be game over once Professor Cha

meets the thousand-year-old tortoise and talks things out?

What are you talking about? This is just the beginning.

"Well begun is half done."

Dr. Kang.

You've made it this far.

Congratulations, Planning Manager.

Planning Manager, my foot.

Let's go.

Honey, can you get me a suit for a funeral?

Hurry. Come on.

Dr. Kang.

Mr. Baek just passed away.

Already?

But you didn't even get to meet Director Choi yet.

Don't worry about that.

I'll send you a couple of things he needs to know.

That will be enough

for him to start a conversation with Hyeok-jae.

I'll see you at the funeral.

-I'll be late tonight. -Here.

We need to talk.

-Let's talk later. -Your aunt called.

Harvard wants her to compensate 62,000 dollars.

Am I...

supposed to believe that?

I'm asking if I need to pay for that.

How could you do something like that?

Is that how I raised you?

How could you fool your parents like this?

So what are you going to do?

-What? -You found out that I lied.

So what are you going to do now? What's your plan?

Are you serious right now?

You should be begging for forgiveness.

What's my plan?

I'm sorry. I know what I did was wrong.

And I know you feel miserable right now.

But do you think I feel comfortable about this?

It's killing me as well. I feel miserable too.

Once Dad finds out, he might kill me.

No.

I dread going back.

But he might send me back there, where word has spread already.

No.

He might hold a funeral saying his daughter is dead

and lock me up in a mental hospital somewhere.

Those are the kind of things I imagined as I came back home.

Why did you lie if you knew how severely he'd react?

And this isn't just a lie. How could you commit such a fraud?

Because you guys were always so obsessed about Harvard!

You guys didn't love me.

You just loved the fact that your daughter was a Harvard student.

Mom.

-Mom. -Se-ri.

Mom, please relax.

Mom.

Se-ri!

Let go.

It's not true, is it?

This is a misunderstanding, right?

Didn't you hear everything?

So it's true?

Then is everything on your social media a lie too?

Was it all an act?

Answer me!

How could you fool us like this by pretending to be a Harvard student?

Where's your pride?

How could you? How could you do such a thing?

Are you ashamed?

I'm so sorry.

Se-ri.

What's wrong with you?

Why are you acting like a stranger?

Aren't you my sister?

Aren't you Cha Se-ri?

What are you going to do?

You must have a plan if you came home expecting to get caught.

If Dad finds out, he'll...

This is insane.

What will you do?

What will you do?

Stay out of this. I'll deal with it.

Where are you going?

Hey!

Cha Se-ri!

-Hello. -Hello.

My darling daughter is home.

Did you have a long day?

Go on ahead. I'll be right behind you.

Goodbye, Mr. Jo.

I'll get going then.

Mr. Jo.

Could you spare me some time?

Five minutes will do.

That day...

The day I saw K,

wasn't there something you wanted to say to me?

No, there wasn't.

That's odd. I definitely thought there was.

You looked like you wanted to say something to me.

-You're mistaken. -Was it...

something about Hye-na?

Not at all.

I must get going.

If there's anything you want to say to me, call me any time.

PARADISE OF REST FUNERAL HALL

Professor Cha.

The traffic was terrible.

Is Hyeok-jae here already?

Yes, he's here.

Director Choi has been waiting too.

Bring him in as soon as he memorizes this.

I'll keep Hyeok-jae with me.

You go upstairs then.

Director Choi.

-Read this. -Thanks.

Professor Cha said he'll keep Mr. Kim with him.

Memorize this and go in.

Okay.

My eyesight gets worse every year.

Can you read it out loud for me?

How bad is his handwriting?

Come on.

He was born in 1941.

I was born in 1972, so...

-his age is... -Forget that.

What comes after "history teacher"?

The writing's so small that I can barely read it.

-His hobbies. -Yes, his hobbies.

Tem... Tempole?

Tamper, tampering.

Tempering?

You mean "temple." My goodness.

Didn't you say you came first in the college entrance exam?

We didn't study Chinese characters back in my day.

It wasn't part of the exam.

He can't read it himself either.

Professor Cha, that scumbag.

MY CONDOLENCES FROM CONGRESSMAN KIM HYEOK-JAE

Let's go inside.

Oh, my.

Professor Cha.

Gosh. Excuse me for a bit.

We meet here.

-Dr. Kang, why are you here? -Hello.

I came to offer my respects.

Meet the director of my hospital.

I mentioned him to you a few times.

Professor Cha?

CONGRESS

You must have visited a lot of temples in your time then.

Of course, I did.

I traveled to all sorts of places with Mr. Baek.

Dr. Kang, you came with us too.

Where was that?

Mr. Baek's favorite temple.

Oh, that place.

It was...

It was...

His favorite temple was in Macheon.

It's called Shin...

Shinhyeok Temple.

That was his favorite place.

Yes, that's right. He loved that place.

He especially...

loved Silleuksa in Yeoju.

Oh, that's right. Silleuksa!

We visited that place very often.

Let me pour you a drink, Mr. Kim.

Silleuksa has a lovely view.

It's the only temple by a river.

What is it? Is something the matter?

That scumbag.

I asked for a favor.

And he gets all arrogant.

Why would he do that when we have Korean?

He just loves an opportunity to show off.

What does he know about fractures or lacerations?

Se-ri said she studied

at the Widener Library for four days and nights.

Surely that's not a lie too?

No way.

I guess Se-ri's not a Harvard student after all.

It closes at 5 p.m. on Saturdays.

It's not open at all on Sundays.

What did you just say?

Se-ri

is not a Harvard student?

Se-ri?

I just saw Se-ri and Seo-jun arguing on the street.

"How could you fool us like this by pretending to be a Harvard student?"

Seo-jun sounded really angry.

That quiet boy, Seo-jun, got angry?

That can't be. Are you sure you didn't mishear him?

Give me that.

Se-ri said she studied at the Widener Library for four days and nights.

I looked it up and the library

isn't open 24 hours.

I guess it was all a lie.

Gosh!

Wonderful!

That stupid idiot.

He came first in the national exam when he can't even read "Silleuksa"?

What a load of crap!

Gosh, you poor man.

Don't use the ax ever again.

He'll come if he wants to.

I see someone over there.

KIM JU-YEONG, MAJORED IN MATH AT SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

WHY IS KIM JU-YEONG DOING THIS?

U-ju.

Gosh, you read my mind.

Mom, I'll take it easy today.

It looks like I should hang out with Gi-jun and Seo-jun.

You need to hang out with them?

Did something happen?

They seem to be in a bad mood.

Having a friend by your side helps you feel better, you know.

Look at you.

How thoughtful.

Go have fun with them

until Seo-jun and Gi-jun get sick of you.

Yes, ma'am.

-See you. -Bye.

Yes, Dr. Park.

Yeong-jae came?

My dad told me about you.

There's something I must tell you.

She gave you Ga-eul's number?

Coach Kim herself?

At first,

I thought it was a gift for getting into SNU.

But in hindsight,

I think that was the trigger.

I wrote in my diary every day and told myself I'd get my revenge,

but when I got accepted,

I felt like maybe that wasn't necessary anymore.

Why did that woman...

do such a thing?

Just think about the moment you'll receive

your acceptance letter from SNU's med school.

You'll throw the acceptance letter at her and finally end your misery.

Just focus on that moment.

That woman kicked Ga-eul out.

You must not forgive anyone who meddles in your life

and destroys your happiness.

Even if it's your mom.

How could she...

That woman, Kim Ju-yeong,

is really dangerous.

She takes control of the kids' minds and manipulates them as she wishes.

My father told me that you wanted to write a book

about my experience.

Please write it.

Write my story.

No way.

Are you serious?

-For real? -Yes.

Seriously?

That was all fake?

Hye-na heard everything.

Seo-jun was like,

"How could you fool us like this by pretending to be a Harvard student?"

He went on like that and yelled at Se-ri.

Right?

Are you happy?

I told you not to tell anyone.

My gosh, this is huge news.

I heard Professor Cha went to a funeral with Dr. Kang.

Then Professor Cha probably doesn't know about it yet.

If he knew, she'd be dead meat by now.

You know how egotistical and proud he is.

Jin Jin, this is serious.

-I should tell him. -Are you crazy?

Don't make the situation worse. Don't say anything, okay?

He's the only one who doesn't know. Do you think this is right?

I should tell him. As a fellow parent, that is.

Gosh, you just don't know when to keep quiet.

Do you think he'll thank you if you tell him?

Oh, right.

Anyway,

she always acted so elegant and classy,

and yet she was stabbed in the back by her own daughter.

I feel bad for that woman.

Is it good?

Eat as much as you want.

She gave him Ga-eul's number?

When she fully knew about everything his mom went through because of Ga-eul?

She even told him how Ga-eul was doing.

She told him that Ga-eul's mom passed away from an illness

after she was kicked out empty-handed

and that she was struggling to make ends meet in Sinan.

She stirred up Yeong-jae's feelings.

Yeong-jae said that he questioned whether it was necessary

for him to run away from home after getting accepted to SNU.

But hearing about Ga-eul having such a hard time...

became the trigger for him.

Do you still think I'm worrying over nothing?

You looked into Hye-na's background, didn't you?

You need to tell me the truth now.

I CALLED YOU BECAUSE THERE'S SOMETHING I NEED TO TELL YOU

YOU HAVE A DAUGHTER

So she knew about this...

and still strongly suggested...

that I let Hye-na move into my place?

Ms. Kim is waiting for you.

She asked me to bring you to her.

From now on, I want you to leave my daughter alone.

I exist for you.

What does her past have to do with me going to university?

Se-ri never got into Harvard.

I gave up all my dreams for them.

My life feels like an empty shell.

This is the only method I can think of.

That's why I'm asking you a favor.

I need to separate Ye-seo from that woman, no matter what.

You'll be punished by the gods.

I'll put an end to your evil deeds, so just wait and see.

Have you been to Seonjae Island?

You should've just said, "Dad, I'm your daughter."

I guess you don't want to walk out of here in one piece.

If you want to kill me,

go ahead and try.

Subtitle translation by Alfe Kim