All language subtitles for Once Again E38

Gosh, it's hot.

-Grandpa.
-Yes?

I need to go to the toilet.

Can you watch Seo-jin?

-Sure. Go ahead.
-Thanks.

Let me see what you drew, Seo-jin.

Oh, what is this?

My goodness, I got paint on me. Oh, no.

What should I do about it?

Oh, thank you.

Look at you wiping my arm…

Seo-jin, wait.

Seo-jin.

Where did you get this?

What?

Where did you get this handkerchief?

A friend gave it to me.

A friend?

Which friend?

The friend in fifth grade.

She's funny.

What?

Gosh, I'm hungry.

How far did they go for groceries?

Yeong-suk.

Did you give her this handkerchief?

What is it?

Gosh, it's old.
You should probably throw that away.

What?

This is our mom's handkerchief.
The one you said you lost.

What?

Is that so? Let me see.

It sort of looks similar.

But I don't think it's the one.

Your memory must be tricking you.

No way.

This is our mom's embroidery.
She loved this yellow flower.

Embroideries like that are common
in old handkerchiefs.

It's similar, but not the same.

Your memory is 40 years old.
I'd know better since I had it longer.

We're here!

Father, you're back already.

Gosh, you're here.

I see you bought a lot of groceries.

I'm going to make pollack soup,
Father's favorite.

Goodness, I love pollack soup too.

Here. Let me help.

It's all right. I can do it myself.

I'm hungry. It'll be faster this way.

Gosh, Seo-jin. What were you up to?

Were you drawing?

Let's take a look.

Gosh, that was close.

How on earth did that end up in her hands?

It's too nerve-wracking to stay put.

I should quickly collect my money
and leave.

Sorry?

Oh, it's nothing.
What other side dishes are you making?

Thanks, Hyeon-gyeong.

Hyeon-gyeong, it's delicious.

Gosh, you didn't have to make
so many dishes.

It only looks a lot.

I made enough of the side dishes,
so eat them at meals.

How's the soup, Father?

Isn't it too salty?

Not at all. It's good.

You're not fully recovered yet,
so thank you for this.

I'm grateful but also sorry
for leaning on you.

Please don't say that.

I was worried it might not suit
your palate.

I'm glad you like it.

That's ridiculous.
You season food better than Ok-bun.

Jun-seon, you sure got lucky
with your wife.

I could tell she was decent,
cooking in the kitchen together.

Thanks to her,
you even gained two beautiful daughters.

That is true, Auntie.
I got lucky in marriage.

Your youngest daughter still eats
with a fork though.

Didn't you say she's five?

Yes, she's not good
at using chopsticks yet.

How can she get better
if she doesn't practice?

I used chopsticks
even when I was younger than that.

Although, we didn't have forks
at the time.

Do you remember things when you were five?

I thought you lost
most of your childhood memories.

Oh, right. I barely remember anything.

I don't, but it's something
that my body remembers, not my brain.

Hyo-sin, could you pass me the water?

Sure.

What happened to your hand?
Did you get hurt?

Yes, while playing soccer with Ji-hun.
I'm okay though. It's only a scratch.

You should've been careful.
Our shoot begins next week.

It'll be fine.

Jun-seon, bring your sisters out
to meet me. Don't tell your father.

What do you mean
you find our aunt suspicious?

Are you aware that your father
paid off her debt?

-Of course.
-Mom told us.

What about that?

I saw your aunt

with the same loan shark.

Very discreetly might I add.

Really? Why?

Has she more debt to pay off?

I doubt it.

From what I heard, your father handed over
the money himself

and told them firmly
to never call her again.

Then why?

Why did she meet the loan shark?

How should I know?

Shouldn't she be disgusted
even by the sight of him?

What's more suspicious

is the call she took in the alley
that I overheard.

-She called the caller her mom.
-What?

"Mom"?

She has a mom?

Exactly.
She called the other person her mom.

I got really suspicious and tried to check
her cell phone, but I got caught.

What did Aunt Yeong-suk say?

She obviously denied it
and told me she never said such a thing.

She got all worked up
and asked me if I was suspecting her.

But when your father entered,

she told him about it
with tears in her eyes.

I heard an earful from Yeong-dal.

You have no idea how upsetting that was.

Are you sure you heard it right?

Maybe you heard it wrong.

No, I'm right.

It wasn't even once.

She said "mom" twice.

Actually,

I heard it once before as well.

While talking on the phone,

she called the other person "mom."

-What?
-Really?

Yes.

I thought I was mistaken at the time,

but I guess I wasn't.

Isn't it so weird?

They're supposed to have the same mother,
so how is this possible?

She's suspicious for many reasons.

I have a bad feeling about this.

There are several things
I'm not sold on either.

Her stories don't add up,
and she's nothing like our dad.

They don't seem like siblings at all.

But they already had their DNAs tested.

Wasn't it a 99 percent match?

Auntie, how did they end up
doing a DNA test?

The test? Your aunt was the one
who suggested it.

Your father was thrilled
to have found his sister,

but she suggested
that they do a DNA test first.

She pulled out her toothbrush--

Her toothbrush?

That's not a good source for a DNA test.

It could belong to anyone,
and it could've been contaminated.

What do we do then?

If we ask for another DNA test,
she'll claim that we're accusing her.

We need to do it without her knowing.

We'll do it right this time.

-Without her knowing?
-Without her knowing?

What are you doing in here?

I came in to collect your laundry.

Does anything need to be washed?

I gave you my laundry yesterday.
You took them, remember?

Yes, of course. I totally forgot.

Sorry about this.

What on earth?
She can be the weirdest at times.

Come in.

-Grandpa.
-Yes?

It's apple and carrot juice.

Mom told me to give you this.

Oh, I see. Tell her I'm grateful.

-Sure.
-Good.

Grandpa, should I pluck out
some of your gray hair?

But most of my hair is gray.
What's there to pluck out?

There's one that's sticking out.

It really shows, you know.

Anyway, it won't take long.

There's one sticking out?

Sure, go ahead.

Good job, Ji-hun. Thank you.

Sure. Why do you need
Grandpa's hair though?

We have our reasons.
Anyway, get ready for school.

Thanks again.

I have a friend at the DNA test lab.

I'll ask her for a favor
and put a rush on it.

Gosh, my heart's pounding.

Am I supposed to hope for a match or not?

I don't know. If it's not a match,
Dad will be devastated.

But if it is a match, I'd hate to be stuck

with an aunt like her.

Let's just wait for the results.

Tell Aunt and Jun-seon
I'm submitting the test today.

Really? Okay, good.

Let me know right away
once you get the result.

Goodness.

Yeong-dal, you're here.

I see you're here early, Ok-ja.

Anyway, about yesterday--

I was quite rude yesterday, Yeong-dal.

I must've been on edge
because of Ok-bun's situation.

I'm sorry.

It's all right. I guess that could happen.

Well, it's nice to be
understanding of each other.

Anyway, let's work hard today as always.

Yeong-dal, I'm off to the ladies' room.

Sure.

If you think about it,
she barely works any hours.

It's like she's here for show.

I was just talking to myself!

Here.

Chi-su left this for you.

They're photos from the sports festival.

I see.

What is it?

Gosh, it's old.
You should probably throw that away.

No way. Like Yeong-suk said,
my memory must be fuzzy.

It's been 40 years, right?

Yes, of course. That must be it.

Are you three joining in as well?

Yes, of course.

-How could we pass?
-Same here.

We have until next week
to wire the money, right?

It's 20 million won per unit.

The situation has changed though.

I got a call yesterday,

and it seems like many investors
have been inquiring.

So the owner decided to be fair
and offer the units

to whoever pays first.

First come, first served?

You can't suddenly
change the deal like this.

If you pay, you get it first.

You'll just have to wire it
as fast as possible.

If you're interested, you should hurry.

Excuse me.

Yes, Mr. Han.

Did you receive the money from my friend?

How do I come up with the money?

Yes, that's it. Nicely done.
You have a knack for this.

-Really?
-Yes.

It's fun to do something
that's not frying chicken.

I love the aroma,
and it soothes the heart.

Why isn't your part-timer here?

She's probably running late again.

Anyway, I'm not saying this
just to make you feel good.

You should know
that your youngest daughter is a gem.

She's sweet and diligent.

Save it.
You already said it once yesterday.

I did? Really?

Yes, you're obviously just saying it
to make me feel better.

No, I really mean it.

I'm more jealous
that you have a daughter like her

than the fact
that you still have a husband.

Wait and see.

Da-hee will marry the most decent guy ever
and be loved by her in-laws.

I'm grateful just to hear you say that.

Excuse me.

What? Ok-bun, is that you?

Oh, hi.

What are you doing here?

I thought you were sick
and resting at home.

Well, that…

I asked her over here.

I figured she could use some fresh air.

So I invited her for coffee.

Anyway, how may I help you?

You see,

there's something I need
to talk to you about.

I'll get going then. You two can talk.

By the way, please don't tell my husband
that you saw me here.

All right?

Sure thing. You don't have to worry.

Get going then.

Sure.

Here. Have some coffee. See you around.

-Please have a seat.
-Sure.

What did you have to talk to me about?

Well…

Ms. Choi,

I was wondering

if you could give back
some of my deposit money.

I urgently need it.

About 40 million won will do.

You need 40 million won?

Did she leave?
She doesn't know I'm here, right?

Not at all.

She was busy talking about
her financial issue.

It seems like your sister-in-law

approached the ladies at the market
with a chance

to buy ownership of a unit
that sells for more.

What?

Yes, so she asked if she could get
some of her deposit back.

I agree that the building
is at a great location.

A subway exit is being constructed
right out front.

But from what I know,

the landowner is in the Philippines
at the moment.

Maybe he sold it recently.

Anyway, she said it's a secret,
so don't say a word.

I don't even have anyone to share it with.

Yeong-dal's sister is involved
in some weird business.

Like I said, she's not the average person.

Anyway, this apple is delicious.
When did you buy this?

You bought it this morning.

I did?

Yes, of course. I did, didn't I?

Hey, I think you're too forgetful.
Remember yesterday with your phone?

You should cut back on the alcohol.

You drink too much.
You drank some last night too, didn't you?

It's only a few glasses of wine.

It's just old age, so don't worry.

By the way, what are we having for dinner?

Could you perhaps make me
some braised galbi?

So you're having their DNAs tested again?

Yes, there are a few things
we're suspicious about,

and it's good to be sure.

I guess I should hope for a match.

If it isn't, my dad

will be devastated.

Right, he'll be devastated.

Does that mean

you'll have to head home early again?

Yes, I'm afraid so. I'm sorry about this.

Don't be sorry.
This is really important for your family.

Of course, I understand.

I really do.

Of course, I understand.

It's not like I can't see you ever again.
I can wait a few days.

I'm sorry. I'll call you later tonight.

Okay. Study hard. Bye.

I can't believe
I won't get to see her again.

I wanted to go to the movies with her.

Let's take a five-minute break.

Wang-bae's father passed away.
The funeral cortege leaves tomorrow.

-Jun-seon.
-Yes?

Something urgent came up,
so I need to get going.

-Can I take a few days off?
-Why? What's wrong?

Sure. You can go.
Call me if you have any problems.

Hyo-sin, what's up?

What's the matter?

Is it something bad?

What was that?

It doesn't look good, does it?

No, it doesn't.

He could've at least told us
so we wouldn't be worried.

I must say, he's got a lot of secrets.

I didn't know
you'd get the money ready so soon.

You said it was first come, first served.

We didn't want to lose our lots.

Are you sure the land value will double?

Of course. It will at least double.

This is the contract
for the sale of the property.

Please write your address
and name here and sign it.

Do you see the account number there?

Transfer the money to the account.

While we are at this,
we can send the money right away.

Sure.

Thank you.

Please don't worry about it.

Bye, ladies.

It's me. Did you check the deposits?

Yes. I just did.

That was quicker than I thought.

Gosh, you're really good at this.

Cut it out and send me 15 percent
of the money.

Okay. I'll take care of it immediately.
You can check later.

Once the deal is done,
we'll be off to Shanghai.

Would you like to join us,
Ms. Song Yeong-suk?

Get lost.

We're done here.
This is the end of our relationship.

Don't ever call me again.

YEONG-DAL

-Hello, Yeong-dal.
-Where are you?

I'm in the neighborhood.
Are you going home?

Will you come over here then?

-Hey.
-You're home, Dad.

-Hello, Dad.
-You're home, Auntie.

Thank you guys for doing this.

Please don't say that.

Go get changed and come on out.

Okay.

-You too, Auntie.
-Okay.

Is it rice with beans? I don't like beans.

Please pick out the beans for me.

-Go ahead and pick them out.
-I'll do it.

I was just about to call you guys.

Call us beforehand
so we can help you set the table.

It looks great.

Where's Hyo-sin?

He's off today.

-He's off?
-Yes.

He left in the middle of training

after suddenly asking Jun-seon
for a few days off.

I guess something happened to him.

Really? Do you not know what it is about?

No. We asked, but he didn't tell us.

But he seemed pretty serious.

I wonder what it is.

Me too.

I'm worried.

What are you doing?

-Can't you see?
-I can. That's why I'm asking.

Who cooked this ramyeon?

-You did.
-Then who should eat the egg?

-Me.
-Don't be ridiculous.

Hang on. Give me half of it.

Gyu-jin, I'm begging you.

Please be my younger brother
in the next life.

Okay.

What time is it?

Darn it. It's only 8:30 p.m.
Why is time so slow today?

It's only 8:30 p.m.?

I didn't know the evening was this long.

Let's kill some time
by watching a pay movie.

Did you sleep well last night?

Gosh, this movie really sucks.

Why did you pick a movie like this?
Give me that.

Gosh, let's just finish it.

I already paid for it.

I can't watch such a boring movie
for another hour.

-Are you enjoying it?
-Yes, I think it's funny.

Don't lie. You never laughed once
in the last hour. Give me that.

Just watch it.

Hey, do you think you are bored
because of the movie?

Is that what you think?

Whatever. Watch it by yourself.

Okay, go. I'd rather watch it alone.

Hello, Da-hee.

What are you doing? Are you free?

I've been waiting for your call
the whole time.

Really?

We just finished dinner. What about you?

We had some ramyeon.

How's your family? Is everything okay?

I guess. It's still pretty nerve-racking.

I hope your mom returns soon
and things get better

so that we can go on dates
without being so worried.

Time is so slow without you around.

Whatever I do, it's no fun.

In the meantime,
Gyu-jin is being really annoying.

I miss you too.

That's why I'm calling you.

Are you serious? Do you really miss me?

Of course, I miss you.

I want to hear you sing.
It's been a while.

Can you sing for me?

Of course. I can sing for you
if you want me to.

I'm already in a bad mood
because we can't be together today,

but Jae-seok keeps grumbling around me.

I want to kick him out.

Hang on.

If I kick him out,
we can hang out here every day.

What do you want to do at home every day?

Don't get any funny ideas.

What are you talking about?

You're the one who's getting funny ideas.

I feel like I've been born again

What is he doing? He's singing again.

I guess he's talking to Da-hee.

He's so corny that it drives me crazy.

Jae-seok is such a romanticist.

I'm envious of Da-hee.

-What? What do you mean?
-My mom is

-Do you want me to sing?
-Most surprised

Just tell me. I can sing anything for you.

I take a shower

-So it won't embarrass you
-When I don't even need one yet

-I will love myself
-I sing along

-You won't regret
-To the melody

-That you're mine
-I was always tired

-Even for a single moment
-In the morning

-That's how much I will love you
-But I can't believe

-Now
-How pleasant I feel now

-I think I know
-How surprising

-The reason
-My feelings for you are

I was born

-That I meet you
-It's so new

-And love you
-I've never seen myself like this

Hey, Gyu-jin.

-The world will be
-My goodness, they're so loud.

Gosh, my ear hurts.

What in the world was that?

Don't tell me they were having a battle.

Wait. I think you're right.

What should we do
with these childish guys?

Tell me about it.

They both are like little kids.

But still, it's obvious
that Jae-seok sings better.

What?

What are you talking about?

Gyu-jin sings really well
if he puts his mind to it.

Gosh, this is all about the tone.

Jae-seok has a much better voice.

That's what you think.

The way I see it,
Gyu-jin has a much better voice.

A much better voice?

No way.

Hey, why do you keep saying that?

You haven't even heard
Gyu-jin sing for real.

You haven't heard Jae-seok sing either.

Jae-seok is like a musical actor.

Hey, how dare you
talk back to me like that?

This is so good.

I like staying at the temple,
but I don't like their food.

Didn't I lose some weight?

-You look the same.
-You haven't changed at all.

I'm kidding.
I guess you lost a little bit of weight.

How did you guys manage to visit
right before I leave?

It's so good to see you.

I would've been sad
if we hadn't met today.

Then you should've given us a call.

So are you leaving tonight?

Where are you going?

I don't know. Where should I go?

We won't go with you.

We won't ask you to take us with you,
so just tell us.

I'm serious.

I'll just go wherever my legs take me.

I was so busy making a living

that I never got to go on trips
like others.

I'm thinking of walking
the Camino de Santiago.

I saw it on TV and it looked beautiful.

You're going so far away.

We can't even tag along, can we?

I know.

It feels like we're holding you back

by asking you to stay in touch
when you're leaving.

This could really be the last time
we meet for a while.

Right?

Look after yourselves.
And I hope you find work soon.

Hello?

Mom.

Now that the money's in,

I'll leave tomorrow
when everyone leaves for work.

Yes?

Yeong-suk.

Hi, Yeong-dal. What's up?

Oh, well…

I got a sweet red bean bun for you
while I was out to get something.

Why did you get me this
when we just had dinner?

Eat it later when you're hungry.

Okay.

I thought of you so much
whenever I passed a bakery.

You might not remember,

but long ago, on my birthday,

you sold chewing gum in secret

to buy me a sweet red bean bun.

I scolded you for doing so,
then we hugged and cried.

I still remember that day.

I see.

I think I kind of remember.

You do?

It's just a blur. I'm not sure.

Do you remember anything else?

Other than Mom being sick
or the song I sang for you,

do you remember anything else?

What about the house we lived in?

Well…

My head hurts.

This happens whenever I try
to remember something.

My head hurts so much.

I'm sorry, but I think I need to rest.

Oh, I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have pushed you.

Get some rest.

Okay.

What's wrong with him?

Why is he suddenly asking me things?
It's making me nervous.

I should leave as soon as possible.

Yeong-dal. Yeong-dal.

Yeong-suk.

It's no easy feat
cooking for a huge family.

I know. I should help Mom a lot
when she comes back.

Shall I call her later?

Yes, call her.

Invite her out for a meal.

How about that, Ga-hee?

Ga-hee!

Yes? Sorry. What did you say?

Why are you in such a daze?

You kept tossing and turning last night.

What's the matter? Is something wrong?

Not at all.

I had too much coffee yesterday,
and it kept me awake.

I'm fine.

Is Ji-hun ready for school?

Ji-hun.

Ji-hun.

I'm off to school.

Take care, Ji-hun.

Are you coming straight back home?

Yes.

Mom. Did you try calling Hyo-sin?

What?

No.

Did you?

Yes, but he didn't pick up.

He hasn't called the other guys either.

Are you worried?

Yes.

What if he doesn't come back?

Go on or you'll be late.

See you.

Watch out for cars and don't run.

No way.

No.

Oh, dear.

Yeong-dal, are you going to work?

Yes. You're not coming to the store today?

No. Last night, my head started to ache,
and I got the chills too.

I'm coming down with something
and would like to rest.

I guess it was hard helping me out
for a few days.

-Rest at home.
-Okay.

-Are you off to work, Father?
-Yes. See you.

-Take care.
-Bye, Yeong-dal.

Hi, Hyeon-gyeong, it's me.

What time do you pick up Seo-jin today?

And the dress? It's in? That's great.

I was worried
there wouldn't be enough stock.

Okay, then. I'll see you later. Bye.

I need to pack these again.

Anyway, we're friends as of today.

Call me by my name. Go on.

What's wrong with me?

Why am I thinking of him?

How weird.

Is it okay if I like you?

I have feelings for you.

This won't do. I must get out of here.

Wait.

Did he leave without saying goodbye
because of me?

No, it can't be that.

Then where on earth did he go?

He should've told his team
where he was going.

This is why young men are a problem.

They're immature and make others worry.

I don't care whether he comes back or not.
Whatever.

I'm not going to care.

Yes, I understand, ma'am.

Oh, right.

You know that land right next to where
they're building the subway exit?

Jungang Suro Station's fourth exit?

Yes. I heard a shopping mall's coming in.

Did the landowner sell it already?

What? That can't be.

The landowner went bankrupt

while trying to open a resort
in the Philippines.

Three banks have a mortgage on that land.

That plot is being auctioned off.

What?

Auctioned off?

What will you do
with all the money you make?

I'm going to renovate my entire store

and buy a brand new oven.

You're only going to renovate
when your money will double?

I'm going to buy my husband a new truck.

I feel terrible every time I see him

drive to the market in his old truck.

Your husband's a lucky guy.

Thanks to his smart wife,
he'll get a brand new truck!

I guess you can say that.

There's nothing hard
about spending money, right?

Goodness.

Yes, Ms. Choi.

Did you… Did you already wire the money?

The money for the building unit.

Yes, of course. I already wired the money.

I owe it all to you, ma'am.

It's a scam!

My realtor told me
the land's being auctioned off.

How much did you pay?

Did you pay the entire 40 million won?

Yes.

That's not possible.

Ms. Choi, let me get back to you.

I need to check what's going on.

Sure.

What's wrong? Is it the landlady?

What did she say?

She told me

that the land's being auctioned off

and that

we've been scammed.

-What?
-What? What do you mean?

What are you talking about?

We even stopped by the office
with Mr. Song's sister.

-My gosh.
-My goodness!

Hello, ladies.

Ladies, slow down!

What on earth?

Where are they running off to?

Is there a fight somewhere?

My gosh.

Where did everything go?

Is this the office you stopped by?

Yes, it is, but it wasn't like this.

My gosh.

-My goodness!
-No!

-Oh, dear.
-Oh, no.

-Please wake up.
-Wake up!

Let me see.

Maybe it's too salty.

Ok-bun!

-Ok-bun!
-Hey, you're back.

Hey, check if it's salty.
With age, it gets harder to tell.

This isn't the time
to be checking the seasoning.

What do you mean?

Your husband's sister…

She…

He doesn't have a fever,
and his lungs sound clear.

He can get his encephalitis vaccine today.

-Nurse Sim.
-Okay.

Excuse me. Sorry about this.

-Yes, it's me.
-Is this a good time to talk?

Yes, it is. Do you have the result?

Yes, and I'll cut right to the chase.

It's not a match at all.

What?

According to the analysis
of the mitochondria,

all three of the base sequences
proved not to be a match.

These two aren't siblings.

Who are they though? Someone you know?

Grandpa!

Hey. Goodness, don't run. You'll trip.

There you go.

Seo-jin's mom called and told us
you'll be picking her up.

Yes, we have someplace to go together.

I see. Bye, Seo-jin.

-Goodbye.
-Take care.

Seo-jin.

About the handkerchief you had last time…

You said a friend gave it to you.

Yes, my friend in fifth grade.

Yes, that friend exactly.

Do you remember
where that friend gave it to you?

Seo-jin.

Are you sure? Is this really the place?

Yes.

You met this friend here at this market?

Yes, the funny friend.

Right.

UNNIE'S GIMBAP

What is it, Seo-jin? Is this the place?

Where exactly?

FOR RENT

Unnie's Gimbap?

Seo-jin, is this where you got
the handkerchief?

Was that friend here?

-Mr. Song.
-Mr. Song!

Mr. Song, where's your sister?
Where on earth is she?

What's going on?

The details don't matter.

Your sister ran a scam on us.

She conspired with con artists
and robbed us of our money.

She's not picking up her phone either.
What do we do?

What do you mean?
She robbed you of your money?

Enough with that. Where is your sister?

Where on earth is she?

Why are you yelling at him?
He doesn't know anything.

-Seo-jin, come here.
-Guys, please calm down.

Honey, what's going on?
What's this about a scam?

Do you know what's going on?

Your sister sold units of a building

-being auctioned off.
-Let's cover your ears.

That wench.

What did you just say?

I don't know the details yet.

My gosh.

I should've suspected something

when she got all chummy
and bought us lunch.

My money!

You don't deserve to cry.

How could you make an investment
without telling me?

You invested our deposit money away!

I'm sure there's been a misunderstanding.

Let me call her, okay? Hold on.

She isn't picking up, right?

She won't pick up!

You know what? There's nothing more to it.

I bet they're in on it together.

Mr. Song, this is your sister's doing,

so it's up to you to clean up her mess.

Exactly, you need to solve this matter.

We trusted her because she's your sister.

She's right.
That money is my life's savings.

-What on earth is going on?
-People, please.

This is not the way to deal with things.

-He only just found out.
-Just a second.

What do you want him to do?

-Na-hee, I'm glad you called…
-What about us then?

Who else can we go to for help?

-Are you serious?
-Please calm down, everyone.

You should've taken control
of your sister!

-Ms. Jung, please.
-What now?

Yeong-dal!

That woman…

Honey, my gosh.

Sir, please start driving.

Yes, I'm at the front gate.

What? What the…

Darn it.

-Dad!
-Dad!

-Dad!
-Dad!

Kids.

-Dad.
-Mom.

Are they your children?

Yes, what's going on?
What's this about a scam?

It's your typical building contract scam.

Hong Yeon-hong
seems to have been the shill.

Do you have her personal information?

Just a second.

She was born in 1970 on Jeju Island.

Her mother is alive,
and she has no siblings.

It looks like she even pretended to be
his younger sister.

I'm not sure if she approached
your family on purpose,

but the nature of her crime is despicable.

Honey.

Detective, what about my money?
Can I get it back?

I really need that money back.

I can't live without it.

I'm not sure.
In order to get your money back,

we need to catch those
who are pulling the strings.

And in order to find those guys,
we need to find Hong Yeon-hong first.

-What?
-Oh, no!

What do I do now?

How am I going to live?

What are we going to do?

My sister.

My real sister, Yeong-suk.

Where on earth is she?

What do we do?

-Dad!
-Dad!

-Honey, my gosh.
-Dad?

-Honey.
-Dad.

Are you all right?

Hello, I'm here to make payments
for Ms. Sim Mun-sil in Room 305.

Sure.

Ms. Sim Mun-sil in Room 305?

Yes.

You must be her second daughter.

Your big sister is already here.

My big sister?

Yes, your mother had a hard time
stomaching her food,

but your sister came yesterday,
and she's a lot better now.

Anyway, she's eating at the moment.

Here.

There you go.

Good.

I called Yeon-hong earlier,
but she's busy at the moment.

She'll be here
once she takes care of things,

so don't worry.

Are you sure that she's all right?

I can't stop worrying about her.

What's there to worry about?

Yeon-hong is really competent,
so her boss keeps giving her more work.

You know she's always busy with things.

So don't worry
and enjoy your meal while it's hot.

Sure thing. Thank you.

I'm sorry I bothered you by calling.

When you came to Jeju Island
to visit last time,

you left me your number.

My gosh. I'm glad you called.

By the way, Ms. Sim. Here.

When you're discharged,
buy some meat with Yeon-hong.

-No way. I can't take this.
-Ma'am, please.

No, I already feel bad
that I called you over here.

Ma'am, please take it.

I'm leaving soon,
so I might not be able to see you again.

You're embarrassing me now.
Please take it.

Okay.

-Also…
-Thank you.

Dig in and I'll bring you some water.

-Sure.
-Please enjoy.

Here.

The receiver cannot be reached.
You will be directed…

Goodness.

She even turned her phone off.

What on earth is she up to

after getting her mom admitted here?

Could the loan sharks have taken her?

Yeon-hong, where on earth are you?

Unbelievable.

Like brother, like sister.

How can they both be foolishly nice?

I can't believe
you still worry about others.

Are you kidding me?

What are you, a saint?

You annoying wench.

Come on.

Yeong-dal, how did it go?

Jun-seon, help your father sit.

Sure. Dad, take your time.

Do you want some cold water?

I'll go and get some.

What on earth is going on?

This was about the money from the get-go.

She needed someone to pay off her debt.

And she scammed the people at the market.

How could I have been so stupid?

I thought she was my sister.

I wanted to believe so badly
that she was my sister.

-Dad, have some water.
-Right.

Honey, have some water.
We can't have you fainting.

Where on earth
did she get the family photo?

And how did she know about Dad's story?

Whose toothbrush did she give us
for the DNA test?

Tell me about it.
That's been bugging me too.

Hey, it's my friend.
My friend in fifth grade.

What did you say, Seo-jin?

Who is that friend of yours?

Right here. The funny friend.

This is your friend?

The friend who gave you that handkerchief?

What's going on? What are you saying?

What's wrong, Dad?

Dad?

Dad?

You! The fake aunt.

What?

My gosh.

My goodness.

Mr. Song.

Mr. Song.

We don't have time.
Just grab what you can.

Got it.

-Let's get going.
-Sure.

Hello, there.

You startled me.

Who are you people?

We don't have to answer,
but since you're asking…

I'm Song Jun-seon,
CEO of Good Action Company.

What nonsense is this? Get out of my way.

I see you don't get it.

I'm Song Jun-seon.
Doesn't that ring a bell?

Song Jun-seon?

Song Yeong-dal and Song Yeong-suk.

Mentioning Hong Yeon-hong
might work better.

Boys.

Get ready.

I made a promise to my pretty wife,

so I didn't want to use violence,

but you deserve it for what you did.

You took my father's money

and even scammed the people at the market.

Do you have any idea
how hard they worked for that?

Let's do this.

Stop! The phone.

Why you…

Let me apologize, sir.

-Nasty jerks.
-Sorry, Mr. Song Jun-seon.

My gosh.

It had to rain when I was ready to leave.

I was going to leave everything behind,

but the summer rain is holding me back.

So she's alive.

I thought she'd never call.

Hello? Yeon-hong?

What happened to you?

What?

Did something happen?

Cho-yeon, you see…

What…

What are you talking about?

Mr. Song?

Mr. Song is my older brother?

What do you mean?

Yeong… Yeong-suk.

No, I won't go!

I'll earn enough money
and come back for you.

I'll come to you before you see
100 full moons. I promise.

Really?

Promise you'll come back for me.

My brother.

Yeong-dal… My brother…

Yeong-suk.

Yeong-suk.

Yeong-dal.

Yeong-suk.

Yeong-dal.

Yeong-dal.

My brother.

Yes, that's right.

It's… It's me, Yeong-dal.

Your brother.

Yeong-dal.

Yeong-dal.

Why did you abandon me?

Why did you not come back to me?

I thought you died.
I thought you were dead.

Yeong-dal.

I'm sorry.

Yeong-suk, I'm so sorry.

It's all my fault. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Forgive me.

Yeong-suk.

Yeong-dal.

Yeong-suk.

Yeong-dal.

It's all my fault, Yeong-suk.

-Yeong-dal.
-I'm sorry, Yeong-suk.

Yeong-dal…

I've really missed you.

I missed you so much.

Yeong-dal, I missed you.

My brother.

Oh, really?

Okay. You can do that.

What did he say?

Did Dad meet his sister?

Did he find her?

I'm so glad.

I'm really glad that he found her.

They must be so happy.

Gosh, I guess there's nothing impossible
in this world.

I can't believe Ms. Kang

turned out to be Yeong-dal's sister.

I must say this is fate.

Of all the markets,
she moved into our market.

And she and Yeong-dal
had this special bond.

I know.

It was so silly of me
to take it the wrong way.

That's because you didn't know.

Anyway, I'm really happy for them.

Jun-seon just left the police station.

They had the accounts
suspended immediately,

so they will be able to retrieve
all the money.

My gosh. That's a big relief.
Jun-seon did a great job, right?

Smiley, Dad knocked down the bad guys.

Isn't he the best?

Yes, he's the best.

Do you think the fake aunt
is being questioned now?

I guess. She turned herself in,
so she will be punished

after the circumstances
are also considered.

All right. Your dad is coming home
with your real aunt.

We should prepare for dinner.

Wait, should I go grocery shopping?
What should I do?

I'll do that.

Tell me what you need.

Should I come with you?

No, it's okay. It won't take long.

YOUNG MART

Did you shop for groceries?
Give me that. I'll carry it for you.

What's wrong? Are you mad at me?

Yes, I'm mad at you.

What's wrong with you?

You could've at least told me
where you were off to and why.

Or you could've told Ji-hun,

Jun-seon, Jeong-bong, or Jong-su.

You could've told someone.

Do we mean nothing to you?

Ji-hun and I were really worried.

Were you worried about me?

Of course, I was.

My family just disappeared without a word.

My friend…

Wang-bae's father passed away.

I went to the funeral,

but I had to watch it from a distance.

I couldn't even say hello to them.

I'm still glad to hear

that you were worried.

Fine.

Do whatever you want.

You can like me if you want.

They're your feelings, not mine.

What…

What are you doing?

Let go of me.

Hold on for a moment.

Just one minute.

Give me your bag. Let me carry it for you.

No, it's okay.

I'm stronger than you.

You know it.

So were you going to leave far away?

Yes.

Now that I see you,

you look just like Mom.

Why didn't I see that before?

You seemed familiar
from the moment I met you.

I heard you say,

"If you have the right attitude,
you can endure anything."

You also talked about your mom
with lung disease.

I only thought
it was a strange coincidence.

My goodness.

You thought I was dead.

It hasn't been long
since you found out I might be alive.

I didn't know any of that.

I just thought you abandoned me.

Thinking that I was abandoned

made me feel small my whole life.

I was so silly.

But now,

the world looks different.

Now that I know you missed me all along,

I'm coming to think
I wasn't just a nobody.

My monk dad told me

that people who are destined to meet
will meet no matter what.

I guess he was talking about us.

Maybe he knew everything.

My handkerchief.

I thought I lost this photo.

You left the store.

Then you came back and met Seo-jin.

All those things happened
because we were meant to meet again.

Although I think we took
too long of a detour to get here.

I am

so sorry I didn't recognize you sooner,
Yeong-suk.

We're together now.

Isn't that a relief?

It's late,

but you kept your promise.

You came back for me.

That darn association president.

He's been so nasty on our first day.

So what if he's the president?

He's so mean.

We just don't get along. We really don't.

We don't get along. We really don't.

How can she be so impolite?

I've never met such a woman before.

I'm so worried about the future.

There's no reason to complain.

Judging from what I heard,
she's just like you.

What? She's not like me.

Darn it.

Will your family like me?

Welcome, Aunt!

This has to be the best day of my life.

How did you know?

This isn't about work. It's a date.

I'm moving out.

I'm taking tomorrow off
to go apartment hunting.

-Hello.
-Oh, hello.

How much longer
must we put on a show at work?

Hello, Mother.