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Let's all raise a glass to Da-hee's happiness.

-Cheers! -Cheers!

-Cheers! -Cheers!

-Cheers! -Cheers!

-Here comes more food. -Great.

Here.

Mom.

Ouch! That's so hot!

Save me!

-Oh dear. -Are you okay?

My gosh, what on earth just happened?

All their kids except for one have failed marriages?

Maybe this house is cursed. Should I suggest some sort of exorcism?

Why though?

You got married

just hours ago.

We waved you off as you set off for your honeymoon.

Now you want an annulment?

Why on earth would you bring this up?

Mom, it's--

Did you and Yeong-hun get into a fight?

Is that why you suddenly want to call it quits?

Stop interrupting her, and let her speak.

How can I when I'm this angry and frustrated?

I don't think I can do this.

I don't think I can live with him forever.

What?

Are you kidding me right now?

Marriage isn't a game.

You can't say that after walking down the aisle.

My gosh. This must be a joke.

I thought she was the sweet one, but look at what she has done.

Is she seriously throwing a tantrum?

Honey, keep it down!

There's no need to yell at her like that.

How can I not raise my voice?

Whatever.

If this happened because of an argument,

go back to him and apologize.

Ask for his forgiveness and calm him down.

No.

What?

This isn't because I'm angry.

It's over for us, Mom.

What will you do if it really is over?

The food we ate at the wedding hasn't even been digested, you brat.

What about our guests who came to the wedding?

What about our relatives?

Da-hee, look.

I know this from experience.

That's how marriage is.

You argue and consider calling it quits, but you still keep going.

Quarrels between married couples never last.

I'm sure that Yeong-hun is waiting for you to call.

Why don't we get him on the phone first?

Yes, that sounds like a good idea.

I'll try to appease his anger, so talk to him and--

No.

I'm done, Mom.

Da-hee.

What do you mean, you're done? What will you do now?

What are you going to do, you brat?

Just what…

-Mom, no! -Stop hitting her.

-Mom, don't. -Let go!

How dare you humiliate us like this?

-Mom… -How dare you!

-Don't get physical, Mom. -How dare you?

It's not like I'm asking for much.

All I want is for you to have an ordinary life.

Is that really so hard to do for all of you?

Is it nice to see your brother and sister

living back at home after their marriages failed?

Is that why you're following in their footsteps?

Honey, please. Kids, take her outside.

Here. Da-hee, get up. Take her outside.

Come on. Let's go.

-I… -My gosh.

Darn it!

No wonder I had this odd feeling in my stomach throughout the ceremony.

How could she do this to me too?

Three of my kids hammered a nail into my chest.

One after another, again and again!

What did I do to deserve this?

What did I do wrong?

What…

-Mom? -Mom!

Dad, something is wrong with Mom.

Are you all right? Honey, look at me.

My gosh, hold on.

Mom…

-Dad, hurry. -Hurry!

Here you go. Now breathe.

Come on. One, two…

How can you cause this mess on the day of your wedding?

Na-hee, I'd rather talk tomorrow.

I want to get some rest.

How does this even make sense?

I'd have the same reaction as Mom.

Aren't you old enough to know what's important?

Where's your sense of responsibility?

Is this a joke to you?

Are you insane? Gosh, how stupid are you?

That's right. I'm a fool, okay?

I caused this mess because I'm not as smart as you.

It's why I voiced my uncertainty at first.

I didn't know if I loved him and marriage seemed like a hasty decision.

But Mom said I should do it before he changed his mind.

Then you should've been adamant until the end.

This was your choice.

Why say otherwise when you went along with it?

Take responsibility for your own actions and don't be a fool!

You're right. I'm a fool.

I hate that about myself too.

Everything you said is true, so stop yelling at me.

How dare you yell at me when you're the one to blame?

Da-hee, come on.

Hey, must you be like that when she's obviously in pain?

-Get out. -But I'm not done yet.

Shut up and leave!

They say it's better not to have kids.

This is why I don't want to get married.

What? I can't let it go to waste.

It'll cost more money to throw out all the food.

Go ahead. Someone should eat this.

-Sorry? -Here you go.

Oh, right. Sure.

Get out here.

Unbelievable.

Is Da-hee all right?

This is how it's going to be all night.

You should head home and leave this to us.

Don't you have work tomorrow?

I'm worried about your mother.

She seemed more than shocked.

Da-hee can be quite odd sometimes.

Your brother and older sister are usually abnormal anyway,

but Da-hee was always the quiet type.

An annulment?

I guess

the quieter ones do cause bigger issues.

They usually keep all their emotions bottled up inside,

so when that bottle finally pops open… Bang!

Gyu-jin.

What?

Keep it down, will you? I have enough of a headache.

Right, I understand.

I need water.

Ga-hee, it's me. How's Mom? Is she lying down?

Will she even be able to sleep tonight? How's Da-hee?

-No sane person would be able to sleep. -Soccer.

I'm upset, that's why.

-Pass! -Gosh, this is bad.

Ga-hee, hold on.

Can't you see that I'm on the phone?

-What? -Turn it off.

-Of course. -Son Heung-min receives the ball.

-He makes a run. -Right.

-To the inside. -Shoot!

-He shoots. -Shoot!

-Ga-hee, I'll call you back. -Unbelievable.

He should've passed the ball.

It hit the goal post--

What are you doing? Son Heung-min is playing.

That's what I should be asking.

Your sister-in-law came home on her wedding night,

and you're watching soccer?

You always tell my mom that you're family too.

What am I supposed to do?

Should I dive under my covers and cry like Da-hee?

Or should I get down on my knees and pray for everything to get better?

I don't appreciate your sarcasm.

And I know you look down on my family.

My brother and sister are abnormal?

You think less of them because they're divorced, no?

Why must you get all sensitive like this?

It's not like your family is any better.

Look at today, for instance.

What on earth is wrong with your mom?

If she was running late, she should've sent you over first.

Why can't your mom take a taxi like a normal person?

Unbelievable. Must you be so crude?

No one talks like that about their mother-in-law.

Why not? It's not like she's my mother, is she?

Fine, whatever. Talking to you is too exhausting.

Let's just drop it.

You're going to watch soccer when I go in, aren't you?

As if. I won't, okay?

Take the remote control with you if you want to.

I won't turn it on. Go ahead.

Why would you take it with you for real?

Gosh, she's so spiteful.

Darn him.

DA-HEE'S WEDDING OVULATION

Shoot!

However, it hit the goal post.

Wash up.

Forget it. Let me be.

-Go and wash up. -Stop it.

Do I even need your permission to wash?

Are you my mom? Do you want me to call you "Mom"?

Fine, then just take off your clothes.

What?

-What did you just say? -I've started to ovulate.

I knew it until this morning, but I forgot because of the mess Da-hee created.

Still, I'm glad you didn't drink.

Are you serious?

We were arguing just a second ago.

It's a temporary truce due to an emergency situation.

We have no time. Let's get it over with.

Hold on. Wait a second.

You may be able to control your emotions like that,

but I can't. I really can't.

Let's not be amateurs.

This isn't about emotions. Let's just keep things physical.

Wait, don't come any closer.

How can you say that without batting an eye?

You're so shameless. This isn't homework.

Just shut it, okay?

I'm letting you know

of your physiological duty to perform.

Just come here.

Like you said, we can think of it as doing homework.

Don't come near me.

I'm going to shout. Don't do that.

Stop it.

Don't do this to me.

We're doing it anyway. Let's not waste our energy.

Stop it. Don't do that.

Hey! Stop right there, Gyu-jin.

Gyu-jin, open the door. Open the door now.

No way. You're so…

I have my own principles. I'm not opening the door.

Come out while I'm being nice unless you want to see blood.

Hey, just give up.

You'll never lay a finger on me tonight.

We don't have time. Open the door.

Hey, Gyu-jin!

Open up before I count to three.

Or I'll smash down the door.

One.

Two.

Hey, have it your way. There's no way I'm opening it.

I'll never open the door! Never!

Mom.

Mom.

Come and take a look at this. Hurry.

Hurry and come on out.

Gosh, that was quick.

He must really not want to get back together.

My gosh. Hey, that hurts.

Or maybe he's just trying to scare her.

Hey, where are you going?

I'm going to work. My colleague is taking care of my work now.

I should go.

You're going to work? Now?

You.

Come with me.

Mom, I have to go.

I got a text regarding an issue with a group tour--

Come with me before I disown you.

Mom, please.

Gosh, that naive fool.

This is so exhausting.

You're out of your mind. How can you go to work at a time like this?

Why not just go around and tell people that you called off your marriage?

No one is that interested in me anyway. And people will find out eventually.

Do you seriously want a beating or something?

Why use violence? This isn't like you.

He's right. Let's talk it out like civilized people.

Da-hee, you're not really going, are you?

You just said that because you were frustrated, right?

See? Mom, silence means yes.

She was frustrated. Calm down and have a seat.

Please. You have high blood pressure. I'm afraid you might collapse.

Let go of me. Don't play the hypocrite.

You are the ones who raised my blood pressure.

I'm going out for a moment.

You guys make sure that she stays in her room.

If she gets out of her room, I'll kick you out of the house instead, okay?

Gosh, Mom. Why would you say such scary things?

Okay, Mom.

-Where are you going, by the way? -See you, Mom.

Don't worry about Da-hee.

How could you miss that game?

It kept going back and forth,

and Son Heung-min scored with a volley despite his injury in injury time.

-It was beautiful. -I can already imagine…

What now? What do you want?

Clear your schedule after work. I made an appointment at a clinic.

A clinic? What clinic?

What clinic do you think? It's a fertility clinic.

Checking the ovulation day with an ob-gyn isn't enough.

Let's go to a clinic and get a test to do things right.

Why would you do that without telling me?

Let's take our time and do things naturally.

We're not that old yet.

Naturally how?

You go into a panic every time I touch you.

It's not that I go into a panic.

I only reacted that way because it wasn't the right time.

When is the right time, then?

Do you really think there could be a right time for us these days?

What's wrong with us these days?

Do you really think nothing is wrong between us?

Are you serious?

Make sure to be there on time. It's at six o'clock.

Hanbit Fertility Clinic.

Hey. What…

Gosh, this is crazy.

MY YOUNGEST SON-IN-LAW

The receiver cannot be reached.

Please leave a message after the beep.

-You startled me. -Hey. I don't feel right about this.

What do you mean?

I mean, I'm supposed to console my heartbroken sister.

But instead of doing that, I'm keeping an eye on her.

I am so ashamed of myself as the firstborn son and brother.

There you go again.

Jun-seon, come and have a seat.

Why? What?

Jun-seon, listen to me carefully.

Did you see Mom's eyes when she said, "I'll kick you guys out of this house"?

If things go wrong, the three of us will be doomed.

So?

That cheesy sentiment, sympathy, and brotherliness.

Forget all that.

Even if we take her side now, it won't help her.

It will just put us in trouble.

-You're so silly. -So?

What's so hard to understand?

Just shut it and do as you're told. You shouldn't lose Mom's favor.

-My gosh. -I see.

But still, it must be stuffy to be cooped up in that room all day.

She must be hungry too.

I know.

She must be hungry, right?

She hasn't eaten since last night.

Shall I make her some food?

Then again, Mom didn't say we should starve her.

She didn't. I'm sure she didn't say that.

Isn't she Ok-bun?

-Ok-bun! -Ok-bun!

Ok-bun!

I didn't see you there.

Where are you coming from?

We went to a sauna.

Where did you go at this time of day?

I was just out in the neighborhood.

By the way, when are we going to celebrate your daughter's wedding?

You promised to treat us to a meal.

Don't say you're done after the rice cakes from last time.

Gosh, no.

While we're at it, why don't you buy us a meal now?

We just had a bath,

so we're very hungry now.

-Ok-bun. -Ok-bun.

KOREAN BEEF AND RIB COURSE, 65,000 WON

Premium Korean beef tastes really good.

It melts in my mouth.

The portions are too small though.

Shall we order two more servings? Is that okay, Ok-bun?

Hey, why do you even ask?

Her girls married a doctor and a public official.

She can buy us even more. Am I right?

Sure. Of course.

Please get us two more servings.

Ok-bun, I want some raw beef too.

-Raw beef? -Yes.

Well…

We will have raw beef too.

You're so cool, Ok-bun.

Look. This is a big one.

I'm only eating this because of you.

I don't want it to go to waste.

I know that.

Do you want another fried egg?

Okay. Wait a second.

Ga-hee, I want one.

Make it medium well-done.

Forget it.

Gosh.

Hello, it's me.

How are things going?

Is it still serious?

Well, it's not so good.

Your mother must be frustrated. Okay.

Seo-jin is staying with my friend. Don't worry.

You must come to her art therapy session tomorrow. You didn't forget?

Of course not. Why would I forget? You know I'm quite smart…

Hey, it's Mom. Mom is here.

Hurry.

Go to your room.

Mom, you're home.

Hey.

Mom, you're back. You were out for a while.

Oh gosh.

We were hungry, so Jun-seon and I ate.

Where did you go, Mom?

Dad called to ask how you were.

Don't even ask.

Hey. you smell like grilled meat.

What meat did you eat, Mom?

I said don't ask.

Why do you care if I ate meat or a bunch of leaves?

-What is wrong with you? -What?

I'm going to lie down. Figure out dinner on your own.

Let Da-hee finish her meal.

Gosh, she's like a psychic. We can never hoodwink her.

You're right.

She hates Da-hee's guts but still wants her to eat.

Why isn't he here yet? He should be off work by now.

Do I really have to be there?

This is crazy.

-Mom. -Hello?

Are you the son of this phone's owner?

Oh, are you Gyu-jin?

Yes, it's me, Mom.

-My dear son. -Will you stop it, Mom?

My goodness.

-Oh dear. -Darn you.

Put me down gently.

-That hurt. -What is wrong with you?

You promised you wouldn't drink again!

You startled me. I'm not deaf, you fool.

Why are you yelling at me?

How many times must you do this?

If you drink, can you at least stop at your limit?

Mom, I'm a married man with a family of my own.

You call me drunk to pick you up all the time.

What kind of daughter-in-law would accept that?

Will you take me back if I get divorced?

If she can't accept it, she can call it quits.

I don't need any of you.

Mom, please.

Don't you mind me!

Since when did you ever care about me?

Darling.

Why did you leave me all alone?

I feel so lonely, darling.

You're at it again. Mom, why are you crying again?

-Go to bed, okay? -Be quiet!

Don't order me around. It's annoying!

I'll do what I want!

-Darling. -Why would you kick your own son?

Where are you going? That's not your bed. Mom, that's not your bedcover.

What are you doing? Where are you lying down?

Get out from under there.

Quiet.

I'm sleepy. I'm going to sleep.

Gyu-jin, you're not going to leave, right?

I have to go.

I might get killed because of you.

Don't go, Gyu-jin.

I don't want to be alone.

Her insides will hurt in the morning.

-Good job. See you tomorrow. -Bye.

So what? Is your youngest still stuck in her room?

Her husband hasn't called yet?

I don't think they'll get back together.

I thought she was the mildest and least troublesome of the four.

She must feel terrible after causing this mess.

Hey. Don't feel too bad.

They say raising kids is the hardest thing in life.

Not even a king can control his kids.

Drink up.

You need to slow down. You could pass out real quick.

Hey, Chi-su.

Guess what the worst part of raising kids is.

How could you ask a widowed man with no kids that?

I don't know. What's the worst part?

When your kids are hurting.

That's when your heart aches the most.

Kids cause you lots of pain.

It's so painful.

My goodness! Hey.

You really startled me.

What are you doing there? Why aren't you in bed?

Why?

Why not come home in the morning?

You didn't even have to come home at all.

What happened was…

Yes, I get that you're angry.

I wanted to go there right after work.

-But… -But what?

Were you abducted or something?

Do you know how miserable I felt sitting alone in the waiting room?

I didn't mean for that to happen.

I was leaving when my mom called and…

It's your mom again?

Some stranger called me using her phone.

She was so drunk…

So what?

What show did she put on to call you over?

What? A show?

-Did you call it a show? -Yes.

This is not the first time she has put on a show.

"I'm in pain. I'm too drunk to move."

"I can't hail a taxi. I'm locked out of the house."

She calls you over for so many reasons.

What is all that if not a show?

Yes. My mom is obsessed with her kids. It's true she is eccentric. I admit that.

But how can you say that about your mother-in-law?

That's a fact. Am I wrong?

No. You're right. You always state what's right.

You always focus on facts. It's sickening sometimes.

"Is this woman really my wife?"

"Does she even think of my mom as family?"

Then do something to make me feel like we're a family.

We always suffer because of your mom.

No, don't say that we suffer. It's just you.

You're the only one who has an issue with this.

What do you mean?

Are you saying

I keep trying when you're not interested?

You think I'm doing this because I'm besotted with you?

I'm worried we might hit rock bottom,

so I'm fighting to make things work. Don't you get that?

Do you even want to maintain this marriage?

Na-hee. Must we do this to maintain our marriage?

Do we have to force things like this?

That's how desperate I am.

You're not as desperate as me.

Don't be silly.

If you were that desperate, you'd have listened to me and not worked too hard.

Do you think doing this will erase the past?

-What? -What did I tell you?

I told you to skip the conference because you might miscarry.

But what did you say?

You said you didn't want to give up on the conference.

It was you who gave up on our baby!

No, I mean…

What I was trying to say was…

So…

you resented me all along.

No.

Is that why you avoided me?

No, Na-hee. Listen to me.

I get it.

I'm sorry. I forced you without even knowing that.

Please, Na-hee.

You idiot. How could you say that to her?

Da-hee, are you sleeping?

I know you're not asleep.

Fine.

I'll talk to myself. You just listen.

Your mom

once told me

that she's scared of Na-hee sometimes,

even though she's her daughter.

You know your sister has a crazy temper.

She talks back to her parents if she's displeased.

That nasty brat.

But, you know,

you scare me

even more than Na-hee does.

You're always obedient and quick to apologize.

But once you put your mind to something, you become more stubborn than anyone else.

Now that I think about it,

you've always done that for a reason.

Like back in middle school,

when you suddenly wanted to transfer schools.

And when you insisted on working part-time during your senior year in high school.

So I'm pretty sure

you also did this for a good reason.

I know it.

But still,

keep this in mind.

This will all pass.

Once time passes,

what seemed serious will turn out not to be.

It's true.

Life is a marathon.

In life,

you're bound to cry and laugh.

So what if you have to shed tears?

You have your parents

and your siblings.

You have so many people on your side.

Dad!

It's all right. It's okay, you brat.

Look how good-looking our baby is.

Our baby looks just like me.

Don't overreact.

It's too soon to say that.

I can tell because I'm the dad.

Shouldn't we tell my mom and your parents now?

After this seminar ends.

Na-hee.

Shouldn't you go to sleep? It's past 1 a.m.

Go to sleep without me. I need to wrap this up first.

This is why I told you not to attend this seminar.

Mi-jin said you should be careful because you have a thin uterine lining.

She's only trying to scare me.

You know what she's like.

Still.

Honey.

I need to wrap this up quickly. If you want to help, go to sleep first.

Don't take too long.

Blood.

That's odd. I stopped all the bleeding. Did you get hurt anywhere else?

No, you're bleeding.

Na-hee, what's wrong?

Hurry. Call an ambulance. Na-hee!

Gosh.

Yes, Mom.

Gyu-jin, I called to get an earful.

I'm sorry about yesterday.

I was only going to drink some from my own bottle.

But you know how I am.

-I can't help myself-- -And you still drank?

Mom, you shouldn't have taken the first sip.

What's wrong? Did your wife say something?

Did you argue because of me?

No, of course not.

-Did you have breakfast? -Yes.

You made bean sprout soup.

It wasn't well-seasoned though. It was too bland.

You're unbelievable, Mom.

-Rock-paper-scissors. -Rock-paper-scissors.

Doctor!

My gosh, Yun-hu. It's good to see you.

What's this? Look at how well your arm is.

Are you all good now?

-Yes. -Me too!

Hui-eun, of course.

Why don't I take you on a plane ride?

Guys, we'll meet again when you're better.

-All right. -Good.

Bye, Hui-eun.

-Bye. -Bye.

Bye, guys.

Bye!

-You want tteokbokki again? -Yes.

Finish this drink first.

Let's go then…

Let me check my schedule first.

We were once like that too.

We were happy just to be together and so in love.

The glory days.

Let's sit here.

I can't. Dr. Jung just called. I need to go.

I have something to give you. Ta-da!

You said you were exhausted because you couldn't sleep for the past few days.

Sugar will give you energy.

Gyu-jin, I'm touched.

What if people see us? We shouldn't be this bold.

I'd like them to see us so that we can get caught.

What's the matter? Am I too sexy? Are you having trouble staying away?

Hey, someone's there!

What? Gosh, you startled me. I nearly had a heart attack!

You have no idea how shocked I was.

The light,

the heat, the tickling sensations.

They're all gone now.

Hit the big drum

Tap on the small drum

Play the xylophone

Nice!

Seo-jin, try playing the guitar this time.

Na-hee.

Hi, Hyeon-gyeong.

Oh, you must be here for Seo-jin's play therapy.

Yes, her dad is playing with her today.

I came out here to get something to drink.

I see.

Why don't I buy you a drink?

What?

Your mother must be so troubled.

Because of Da-hee, I mean.

Right.

My mom has terrible luck with her kids, I guess.

I wasn't referring to you and Jun-seon, so don't be mistaken.

We did hurt her in many ways.

That much is true.

I bet it's hard to teach kids how to write essays.

It's not easy going from house to house.

You have no idea.

When I have back-to-back classes, I barely have time to go to a toilet let alone eat.

My stomach is never at ease and my bladder's suffering.

This is a surprise though.

You're not the type to play hooky like this.

You caught me off guard.

Is that so?

Hyeon-gyeong,

can I ask you something?

I knew it. There was a reason behind this.

Go ahead and ask.

Why did you

divorce my brother?

Was it because he lost the house?

That made me pull the trigger,

but I don't know.

I guess I was unhappy.

You know how sweet your brother is.

Before marriage, I loved that about him.

After marriage, I came to hate that about him.

He lent his friends money and stood surety.

That was hard enough, but he came home injured all the time.

He had major surgery after Seo-yeong was born,

and I couldn't stop worrying.

I lost my parents at an early age.

I didn't want to lose someone else close to me.

Guess what I loved the most after getting divorced.

I didn't have to hate him anymore.

I loved that.

But what made you ask me that all of a sudden?

The receiver cannot be reached. Please leave a message after the beep.

-You will be charged… -Got it.

Sure thing. I'll see you later tonight, Yeo-jin.

Yeong-hun!

Goodness. What's going on?

You have no idea how shocked I was to see Da-hee come home.

I couldn't believe my eyes.

I've been shaking like a leaf.

Didn't Da-hee tell you?

She wouldn't say why.

All she said is that you two decided to call it quits.

What kind of parent would be able to accept this? You know?

I see.

I get it.

Marriage isn't easy.

You have a lot to worry about, and it's exhausting.

I hear that many couples fight on their honeymoons

due to all the pent-up stress.

But still, you should try to understand and talk things out with each other.

This is just wrong.

An annulment is out of the question.

Mother.

Oh, yes.

Go ahead. I'm sorry for talking too much.

Go ahead.

Please don't try too hard.

We're just not compatible in many ways.

All marriages get off to a rocky start. You're supposed to build marriages.

I know that Da-hee is indecisive and foolishly kind.

She even frustrates me too, you know.

She's stubborn too.

Yes, she is.

I know what you mean.

On top of that, she's tactless.

She seemed awkward around my mother,

so I took her home so that they could bond.

But…

Unbelievable!

Instead of trying to get along with her,

she spent the entire day washing the dishes.

You have no idea how frustrating it was.

I see.

I didn't know that.

Also, let's be honest here.

You know she is lacking in many ways. She didn't graduate from a decent school.

I was going to let all of that slide,

but she wouldn't swallow her pride.

She could at least try to learn a decent skill

or try to be more charming as a woman.

Are you going to the restroom?

No, I'm going home,

you jerk.

Pardon?

You rude scum.

I can't believe what I'm hearing.

What? She is lacking in many ways?

What is she lacking?

There's no one as sweet as my Da-hee.

Also, how dare you take my precious daughter home

and make her do the dishes before marriage?

I didn't make her. She just--

Shut it!

Forget it.

Now that I think about it,

my Da-hee

is too precious

for you.

You can beg all you want.

But I won't let you have her.

Never!

Hey, uncross your legs.

How dare you cross your legs in front of an elder?

So you passed the civil service exam.

But what's the use?

You're a snobby jerk who doesn't respect people.

Who does she think she is?

This is unbelievable.

Just leave it. I'll do it once I'm done.

Forget it. Mom will probably end up doing it,

and she's already upset because of me.

My gosh. Trying to be Daughter of the Year now?

That's rich considering what you did.

What did I tell you? I said you'd get caught.

Stay for all your classes. Your mom is probably home.

All right. Got it, Seo-yeong. Bye.

You startled me. I thought you were Mom.

Are you all right, Da-hee?

Mom seemed less angry yesterday.

And so what if you're out here?

It's not like you did something terribly wrong.

It's all right.

Mom, you're here. Da-hee just got out because it was too stuffy.

Who told you to do the dishes? Why are you doing this?

There are other people who can do this.

Mom.

From now on,

don't ever do the dishes, okay?

What was that?

Why did she take it out on the dishes?

I don't know. That was quite unusual.

Hello, it's me.

Thank you for attending the wedding ceremony.

But can you tell me your account number?

No. I'd like to give your gift money back.

My daughter is getting an annulment. It just happened.

No, it's not a divorce. Just an annulment.

Sure. They didn't register the marriage.

They didn't even go on a honeymoon. It's not a divorce.

Right.

I said it's an annulment. Stop calling it a divorce.

Yes.

I'm sorry about yesterday.

Do you want to eat out tonight?

NA-HEE

I'll stop by at my parents' after work.

Come in.

Can I get treatment now? I didn't make an appointment though.

Hey, Jae-seok. When did you come back?

Gyu-jin!

You should've called home as soon as you got back.

How could you not even tell us?

And why stay at a hotel?

This is why Mom is always upset at you. You know that?

Yes, I know. That's why I didn't call her.

I went to Turkey to avoid Mom, but she kept calling me.

What if she finds out that I'm back?

You know I'm always at odds with Mom.

I need to be prepared before I reunite with her.

Don't be ridiculous. Why did you come back, then?

You should've just settled down there.

I was going to, but I just couldn't live abroad forever.

Gyu-jin, you can't eat pork there.

The day I returned, I had pork belly and soju with a friend of mine.

It felt like paradise.

You oddball.

So, what's your plan?

I should work.

I signed a contract today. I start right away.

You found a job before you got here? Where? A university hospital?

No, it's your hospital.

Hey.

Why didn't you discuss it with me beforehand?

Gyu-jin, don't you think it'll be fun?

You, your wife, and I. We'll be working together.

Well…

I'm a big fan of your wife. She's smart and clumsy at the same time.

She's so funny.

She hasn't changed, has she?

I don't know. Did she not change?

It feels like she did.

Am I the one who has changed?

Mom, I'm here.

What's all this?

I bet she's not in the mood for cooking.

Is she in her room?

Hey. Don't go in there.

She passed out after making 200 phone calls.

"Hey, it's not a divorce. It's an annulment."

She said that a thousand times.

It's still ringing in my ears.

"Divorce." "Annulment."

What about Da-hee?

Da-hee, what are you doing alone? It's chilly out here.

-You're drinking without snacks. -Na-hee brought your favorite trotters.

Let's eat.

What are you doing?

Why are you washing rice at such a late hour?

I'm making sikhye. Da-hee likes sikhye.

Ga-hee told me everything.

Good. I'm glad that you gave up.

We don't even have control over our own lives.

There's nothing we can do about our kids.

Our children aren't any better or worse than others.

It just happened because of bad luck.

We have to get through it.

Okay?

Da-hee, don't beat yourself up too much. Mom will get over it soon.

It will last a week at most.

I agree. She's used to things like this because of us.

I bet this is nothing.

You didn't get divorced for losing a house like him

or come back with a child like I did.

She's right. An annulment? You're no match for us.

It's no big deal.

I know.

You call that a consolation?

Jun-seon. Ga-hee. Na-hee.

-Yes? -Yes. Go ahead.

To be honest, Yeong-hun was seeing someone else.

A girl from the training institute.

-What? -What?

Sit back down.

Are you saying Yeong-hun was two-timing you?

Yes.

-That jerk… -That jerk…

He said he broke up with her, but I didn't think so.

The girl did seem smart.

To be honest, I couldn't understand a word

his colleagues were saying.

It made me feel sad.

But what made me feel even more miserable

is that he didn't marry me because he loved me.

His mom told him to marry a slightly dimwitted woman.

That's why.

-Because I'm foolishly nice. -What?

That crazy scum. I'm going to kill him.

Stop it.

How can I stay calm?

Above all things, I can't forgive a guy who cheats and looks down on his woman.

I will make him lose his social standing.

Of course. We can't let this slide.

The three of us should take revenge on him.

We should go tear his two-timing legs apart.

Don't be ridiculous.

She's right. That's disgusting.

Why would you tear his legs apart?

No, even that isn't good enough for me.

His education doesn't give him the right to look down on you.

It's okay. I think it's better this way.

I wasn't sure if Yeong-hun was the right guy,

but I was a snob and fell for his background.

I'll consider this my second chance.

You're right. This is better for you.

-Sure. You're too good for him. -Of course.

But there is one thing I regret.

I should've slapped him in the face when we broke up.

Other than that, everything's fine.

I will focus on my work now. I'll become a full-time employee for sure.

Good. You will. Good for you.

Hey, we're on your side no matter what.

-Right? -Of course.

Right?

Forget it. It sounds so lame.

You always spoil the mood like that.

You're condescending as always.

My point exactly. Na-hee is smart, but she's condescending.

I know.

My gosh.

-Gosh. -Who do you think you are?

-Hey. -Why…

Da-hee!

Come here. Eat this.

Let's drink together.

-Cheers! -Cheers!

Did you spill it?

The door is open.

I'm here to settle things.

Don't live like that.

Live alone for the rest of your life.

How dare you two-time my sister?

I might as well just tear your legs apart.

What…

What was that?

I heard you two-timed my sister with another girl.

I… Well… You see…

Is that a yes or a no?

So you punched me back.

I should've taken off the ring. It hurts so bad.

I was going to tear your legs apart, but I won't.

-Do you understand? -Yes.

-Behave yourself. -Okay.

Aren't you getting off?

I'm leaving.

Gosh, are they gangsters or what?

Why do they want to tear my legs apart?

YOU SCUMBAG

What?

What's this? What happened to my new car?

I'LL RIP YOUR TWO-TIMING LEGS APART!

What's this?

No!

No!

Ok-bun.

-Hi. -Ok-bun.

What on earth happened?

We had no idea what happened and made you buy us expensive Korean beef.

I feel terrible.

I can treat friends to a meal.

You must be so upset.

Even we feel terrible.

Exactly.

Why not take a few days off?

You didn't have to come to work.

No, I'm fine.

An annulment is no big deal.

How is that not a big deal?

It's impossible to sell a chipped plate.

This is just unbelievable.

Should we find a good shaman and do an exorcism?

Maybe we should.

When I look at you,

I can tell it's best to have no kids like me.

Divorce doesn't run in the blood. But all three of your kids got divorced.

Kids are such a pain.

Two got divorced, but one is an annulment!

Darn it.

Where are you going?

Aren't you going to work?

She seems angry.

Did we add fuel to the fire?

It's not like I made things up.

It's all true.

Getting divorced is a big deal,

but splitting up on the day of the wedding is rare too.

-It is, right? -Yes.

Who got an annulment?

Did her youngest daughter get an annulment?

My goodness. This is unbelievable.

Poor Ok-bun.

So what if her husband is still alive? Her kids are cursed.

She's a bit too greedy for her own sake.

She had four kids thinking they'd all be good to her.

That poor woman. She must be writhing in turmoil.

Four!

Really? What time did she leave?

Okay, then. Bye.

Ok-bun left saying she was going to work.

Really? When?

She apparently left a little over an hour ago.

That's enough time to make ten round trips.

Where did she go?

-I don't know. -What a nuisance.

-The receiver cannot… -She's not picking up.

Oh dear. No, it can't be.

Yeong-dal.

Ok-bun isn't getting any terrible ideas, is she?

There you go again. You're going too far again.

No, it can't be. She'd better not.

Oh dear, Yeong-dal.

I can't live without my sister.

Will you please calm down, Ok-ja?

You know your sister isn't that kind of person.

Don't be silly.

8,600 WON, SEOUL TAXI

What's this? It looks like she took a taxi.

A taxi?

Did she go to the Han River?

ELECTRONIC CIVIL SERVICE

DIVORCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT

Guess what I loved the most after getting divorced.

I didn't have to hate him anymore.

I loved that.

MADAM JANG OK-BUN

Hi, Mom.

In front of the hospital?

Slow down, Mom.

It's like a fire is burning inside me.

What is it now? You said you ended it well.

I didn't end it well at all.

Of course, it's good she broke up with that jerk.

It's more than a good thing.

But why is it always me?

Why is it always my kids?

I don't even ask for much.

I just want them to live ordinary and simple lives.

Is that so much to ask for?

-Mom. -My gosh.

You don't know.

I'd rather something happen to me. My kids splitting up…

It's so upsetting and heartbreaking.

I get all sorts of ideas.

Did I not raise my kids properly?

Were your dad and I poor examples?

Mom, that's nonsense.

Not only am I upset,

but I also can't bear to face people at the market.

They speak sarcastically even to my face.

So imagine how much they'd gossip behind my back.

This will last at least a month.

Should I go on a trip somewhere?

Will you send me abroad?

Shall I? Should we go on a trip together?

No, I can't take you.

What about Gyu-jin?

-Listen, Mom. -Na-hee.

You are my only hope now.

You must live happily, okay?

I know from experience that there's not much to being happy.

Bear with and accommodate each other.

Then you grow on each other.

Don't betray me.

Live a happy life for me.

If something happens to you too, I'll kill myself.

Although it won't happen.

-Guess. -Wait.

-Are you usually like this? -You should've noticed in 20 minutes.

I did notice.

You still laugh

when I'm not around.

NEULPULEUN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

Hey, hi.

Where are you? Still at work?

I'm in the parking lot.

-I'm about to head home. -Really?

Instead of going home,

why don't we meet

at the bakery we often went to?

-Welcome. -Hello.

The traffic was terrible.

Did you want bread? You could've told me to get some.

Do you want something? You like the bread here.

No, not today.

I had spaghetti for lunch. I can still taste the grease.

I see.

I was at work today and guess who I met.

I was in my office--

Let's get divorced.

What?

Let's get a divorce.

But under one condition.

Fine, let's get a divorce! We'll get a divorce. Happy now?

Look at that.

What a fine day to get a divorce.

Ok-bun!

It sounds like the title of a movie.

Two Divorces and One Annulment.

That cow. How dare she?

There's a position for only one of you.

This is your last chance, so show me what you can do.

I have something to tell you.