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DOCTOR CHA

We have ROSC. Check his vitals, please.

Dr. Cha!

Dr. Cha!

Open your eyes!

Dr. Cha!

What's going on?

Dr. Cha!

What happened to her?

She was electrocuted after touching the patient's body during CPR.

Jeez, she's such a klutz.

What?

You're awake.

Are you okay?

Why am I here?

Do you not remember?

You fainted after you were electrocuted during CPR.

Me?

I did?

You made a mistake that not even med students make.

You created a moment that'll go down in our hospital's history.

Anyway, I think you've laid down enough, so why don't you get up now?

Okay. I'm sorry.

Why on earth did you do that?

I don't know.

I must've been distracted.

Jeez, this is embarrassing.

That's not the issue.

Do you know how shocked I was? I mean, earlier…

Father was in the ER at the time,

and he screamed at everyone and carried you all the way here.

I've never seen him so flustered like that.

Everyone, out of the way!

No!

No!

Your dad did?

Check up on your mom's condition often and look out for her.

It might be hard, but I trust that you'll understand my position.

Keep up the good work.

I'm the one who's doing all the work.

Why did I…

What happened to her?

She was electrocuted after touching the patient's body during CPR.

Jeez, she's such a klutz.

You have a sense of humanity that I lack.

That's if I were to put it nicely. To be blunt, you're just nosy.

Anyway,

I let you date me because of that quality of yours.

But I've been feeling off recently.

Don't you think you're a bit too friendly with that lady?

-Me? -Yes.

I'm having trouble putting a name to this feeling.

Jealousy?

That's a gross way to put it.

Camaraderie…

is a rather contemptible way to describe it.

The word jealousy grosses me out as well.

It's nothing. It's just…

Let's just go with camaraderie.

That word doesn't cut it.

Let's just call it pity.

Whatever. Think what you want.

More importantly,

you "let me date you"?

"Let me"?

I know I liked you first, but isn't this some kind of power trip?

You didn't know?

There are power dynamics in romantic relationships.

You like me more, so I have power over you.

Well…

Ma'am.

You're here.

I'm not too knowledgeable about art schools,

so I'm not sure exactly how to help you.

Does your mother have any strategies to support you?

My mom?

When you were preparing for med school,

she was knowledgeable enough to be a college counselor.

She doesn't know much about preparing for art school admissions.

And right now,

she's busy pursuing her own career.

Excuse me, Professor.

You have something stuck in your hair.

Here.

Thank you.

Hey, daughter.

Is something the matter?

Was I hallucinating?

"Daughter"?

She has a daughter?

The surgical site is healing well.

I think you'll be able to be discharged this week.

-Goodness. Thank you, Doctor. -It's nothing.

-Then I'll see you on my rounds tomorrow. -Please wait one moment.

Here.

I made this from the apples we raise ourselves.

Please have some together.

-Thank you. -Yes.

Isn't that crazy?

Here, a present.

This apple juice purely consists of apples raised with love and care.

This is precious stuff, so be sure to savor every drop.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

But what was so funny?

Professor, you remember that older resident right?

The one who asked you for a ride after the dinner party.

-Dr. Cha Jeong-suk? -Yes.

Apparently, she got electrocuted today after touching her patient during CPR.

Isn't that wild?

What's her condition? Is she okay?

She didn't get hurt?

Yes, they said she went right back to work.

Besides, first-year residents have to act like they're fine

even if they actually aren't.

That's a relief.

But is that something to laugh about?

DR. CHA, I HEARD WHAT HAPPENED…

You're going to get the surgery?

Yes.

-You're not going to go to the US? -I don't want to go.

I'm going to get the surgery here.

I'm counting on you.

Even though I'm not in a position where I can do much for your surgery,

I must say you really made the right decision, Chairman Oh.

We'll do our best.

Are you okay?

You fainted while trying to save me.

Who told you that?

I saw it.

But you were in cardiac arrest then.

Well, I experienced something rather odd

that I never thought I'd come across in my life.

He went on and on about wanting to be discharged.

He's a nuisance to the very end.

Who said he wasn't?

I guess he won't be able to go to the US like he wanted.

He just suddenly collapsed.

Do you think I forgot Eun-bi's birthday?

Then what do you expect me to do?

You want me to leave that old geezer?

He's going to kill me.

Can you just let it…

It's just this once. It's not as if this happens all the time!

Come on!

"Old geezer"?

The weather just had to be great today.

I should be golfing on a day like this!

Are you not worried about your father?

That condescending old man is called "the phoenix" for a reason.

He'll probably come back like a phoenix this time too.

He cares about his money too much to just leave like this.

Aren't you secretly hoping that he passes away?

Hey, what do you take me for?

What would the need for that be?

In the end, everything will be mine anyway.

You worthless bastard!

You little bastard.

Where is he?

Charge it to 200J.

Charge it to 200J.

One, two, administering shock.

I don't know if I should say that I experienced the afterlife,

or that I had an out-of-body experience.

Anyway,

experiencing death made me realize

that I needed to live.

No matter how crappy life might be, living is always better than dying.

If I die, it's only a loss for me.

Dr. Cha.

Set a date for my surgery.

Yes, Chairman Oh.

I understand, as someone who was on the brink of death as well.

You should survive until the very end and do everything you want.

-So you won't have any regrets. -Shall I?

-My goodness. Are you alright? -I'm fine.

Jeez, you startled me. Chairman Oh, you have to be careful.

I'm fine.

I have two problematic patients, you know?

Because they keep telling me that they don't want to get treated.

But among the two, one of them told me today that he will get his surgery.

You can't imagine how hard he cried when he heard about his condition.

I felt so terrible.

It's such a relief now.

When I first learned of my condition,

I cried too.

Because I was so thankful.

It was like a gift to me…

since I didn't have the courage to kill myself.

I had the guts to take someone else's life,

but I didn't have the nerve to take my own.

You said you don't have the nerve,

but how were you able to do that to someone else?

-Doctor. -Yes?

Could you please prescribe me some cold medicine?

Are you sick?

I'm aching all over.

A family member of the corrections officer for the next shift passed away.

Goodness, it's going to be hard to prescribe medicine in the ward.

But I'll try to go find some medicine.

DR. CHA, I HEARD WHAT HAPPENED, ARE YOU…

Professor!

What brings you here?

I thought Chief Resident Hwang might be here.

She's not here right now. Is she not answering her phone?

I'll try calling her.

Okay, then I'll get going now.

She seems fine.

Mom.

I need to talk to you.

-Right now? -Yes, right now.

Okay.

The art academy instructors can only do so much for my art project report.

It's critical for early admissions, but it's beyond my ability to do it alone.

I looked into it,

and there are consultants that specialize in art school--

Mom!

Did I nod off?

I'm sorry. I'm just so tired these days.

Where did we leave off?

Forget it. Why bother when you're not even interested in me?

Come on, it's not like that.

Why would I have no interest in you?

Then are you aware I had a consultation with my homeroom teacher today?

I've just been so out of it these days.

I-rang,

I went through a lot today, okay?

I'll explain--

I don't need your explanation.

Let's just live our lives separately from now on.

That's what you'll prefer anyway.

I-rang.

What are you doing?

You startled me.

Are you asleep?

No.

But why are you like that?

Did something bad happen?

No.

What is it?

What?

Come here.

Why?

Stop talking back and just come over here.

What is it?

Is it my birthday present?

That bracelet?

It's so pretty.

Honey, it's so pretty.

Give it to me.

It's beautiful.

I'm glad to hear you like it.

I'll cherish this forever.

Thank you, honey.

Come on, don't go overboard. I can just buy you another one.

This is the first present I've received from you.

So it's that much more meaningful.

First?

Makes you think you've been too neglectful, doesn't it?

And about I-rang.

It seems like she's being rebellious, which is unlike her.

It's all my fault.

She's in 12th grade. I should have taken better care of her.

How about

you delay your residency for a year

until I-rang gets into med school?

If you still haven't changed your mind after I-rang gets into med school,

it won't be late to start then.

I do feel bad about I-rang.

Of course you do.

Her mother turned a blind eye to her at such an important time in her life,

which resulted in her feeling isolated and rebellious.

How much pain she must be in, right?

I think I might have taken

the kids' problems too lightly.

By the way, honey,

I think Seung-hi has a daughter too.

Really?

Eat up.

Do you feel good about stuffing your faces by yourselves?

What? Damn it!

What? You are worthless!

GUSAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DEPOSIT 3,260,000 WON

GUSAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DEPOSIT 3,260,000 WON

MOM

Mom, is there anything you want?

Why are you suddenly asking me about what I want?

Mom, I got paid today.

What do you want?

Wait, would cash be better?

I don't need anything. Just spend it on yourself.

You can splurge.

Goodness, it's not enough to splurge.

TRANSFER 500,000 WON TO OH DEOK-RYE

500,000 WON TRANSFERRED TO OH DEOK-RYE

UNDERWEAR 3 SET 89,900 WON

YOUR PURCHASE IS COMPLETE!

Have a good day.

Have a good day.

BOOK OF PAINTINGS BY MUNCH

YOUR PURCHASE IS COMPLETE!

NECKTIES FOR MEN

PRODUCT DETAILS FOR 1ST WINTER NECKTIE_10

YOUR PURCHASE IS COMPLETE!

ENGRAVING SERVICE, LEATHER WATCH 230,000 WON

ENGRAVING SERVICE TO MY SON…

TO MY SON WHOM I LOVE, JUNG-MIN

YOUR PURCHASE IS COMPLETE!

Goodness.

MONEY FOR MY MOM, UNDERWEAR FOR MOTHER, TIE FOR MY HUSBAND

ART BOOK FOR MY DAUGHTER, WATCH FOR MY SON

I think it'd be correct to proceed with a laparotomy.

But I feel like a laparoscopy would be worth a shot too.

Laparoscopic surgery would be the best bet given his age.

He'll recover faster, and there are lower chances

of complications such as abdominal adhesions.

This patient is a particularly delicate case.

Of course that might be the case…

Given the liver lesions,

a laparoscopic surgery would be pushing it.

If we do an RFA after the incision,

we'll be able to get most of it.

So laparotomy would be the best.

It's metastasized through the liver and artery lymph nodes.

Shouldn't we remove the portions we are certain about

and then do chemotherapy before performing another surgery?

We don't want to push things.

We all know the best course of action is to perform R0 resection

for patients who have colorectal cancer that has metastasized to the liver.

Administering a treatment when cancer cells are remaining

will cause the patient's state to worsen.

We must give the patient the best treatment

within the bounds of what the patient's condition allows.

Isn't that what an oncologic surgeon should do?

I will judge whether I'm pushing things too far or not.

I hope this doesn't offend you,

but do you have the skill to remove all the metastasized cancer in the liver?

I think you're being too daring.

You're right.

I am a bit daring.

Because I am that competent.

It's as if I'm watching Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

-You can have a go at each other -Shall I?

Lift up the intestine.

Okay.

-Bring in the camera. -Okay.

Turn the camera's angle to the left.

Compared to the footage,

the invasion into the sphincter isn't as deep.

I think we can save the exterior.

We can preserve the anus by removing the sphincter.

The patient will be so pleased.

I know.

We'll have to add a temporary stoma, but it can be removed in a few months.

-Okay, I'll move downward now. -Okay.

SURGERY DURATION, ANESTHESIA DURATION

-Provide suction for the fluid. -Yes, sir.

This patient is famous.

If word gets around that you operated on him,

you'll get even busier.

Every patient is the same for me.

Scissors, please.

Why is he already waiting?

I would've called him when we were done.

Right?

Things worked out so well, Chairman Oh.

I thought even your anus would have to be removed,

but thankfully that wasn't necessary.

Congratulations on being able to preserve your anus.

Yes, it worked out well.

Of course.

Your quality of life changes drastically depending on if you have an anus or not.

The artificial stoma will only be in place while you undergo chemotherapy.

What are you so happy about?

None of my children even care if I carry a poop bag around or not.

Goodness, no way.

They may not express it, but I bet they are feeling relieved.

And I…

bought this to give to you.

What is that?

Once you attach the stoma, you'll have to wear bigger underwear,

so I bought this.

But since it's temporary, I'll get a refund for this.

Why would you refund my gift?

-Give it to me. -It's big for you.

Goodness, all I have is money.

I'll have it tailored. Give it to me.

-Really? -Give it to me.

-I'll open it for you. -Okay.

-Do you want to see? -Sure.

Goodness.

You regret being mean to me when we first met, don't you?

But this isn't from the department store.

-Just give it back. -No, it's fine.

-I'll return-- -You already gave it to me.

Going down.

The doors are closing.

You must be going home.

Yes.

Going down.

The doors are closing.

PROFESSOR SEO IN-HO

Dr. Moon.

Which way is your home?

Have you gotten closer to your colleagues?

It's still a bit awkward.

Why?

Do you not get along?

It's not that we don't get along,

but some bad rumors are going around the hospital.

So it's making things awkward.

-Bad rumors? -You didn't hear?

They say Dr. Cha and GS Professor Seo are seeing each other.

The whole hospital knows about the rumor.

What are you talking about?

It's just a rumor going around.

When Dr. Cha fainted while she was administering CPR,

Professor Seo ran over and worried about her--

Stop saying such nonsense!

They were just colleagues in med school.

Can't friends worry about each other?

And why are you going around and spreading rumors that haven't been confirmed?

Do you not have any loyalty to your colleagues?

Take it. I don't need it.

What do you mean? What happened?

How can I go around wearing the same bracelet your wife has?

How could you buy us the exact same bracelet?

Seung-hi, calm down. Why don't we sit down first?

Jeong-suk found the receipt.

The receipt for the bracelet I gave you.

I told her it was for her birthday, so I had no choice.

Honestly, this is driving me crazy too!

I'll make sure this never happens again.

I'm really sorry.

Shall I get you another gift?

He never says he's going to leave her.

We got off early, so how about a latte?

Okay, let's go.

Eun-seo.

Who is that?

Your mom?

Sorry, I have to go. Let's grab a latte together next time.

I haven't picked you up in forever, right?

How about we get something to eat?

-What do you want to eat? -Let's just go home.

Without eating?

-Why? We can eat the sushi you-- -I said let's just go home!

Choi Eun-seo.

Eun-seo.

What's wrong?

Why are you so angry?

Get out.

You have to tell me what you're angry about to get over it.

You should find a nice guy and marry him.

Where did that come from?

I have no plans to get a stepfather for you.

Why? Did that man tell you not to marry?

"That man"?

He's your dad, Eun-seo.

How can I call him "Dad" when I'm just his mistress' daughter?

What? Am I wrong?

It's true that you're his mistress!

Choi Eun-seo!

If that's not true, why am I Choi Eun-seo?

If I'm not just his mistress' daughter, why am I not Seo Eun-seo?

You're at an age where I don't have to explain every detail to you.

Do you really want to hurt me like an immature teenager?

Am I the only one who's hurting you?

You're the one who had a kid with a married man!

You're the reason I can't ever call my dad "Dad"!

Even if you get married and settle down,

a lot of things can change with time.

Can't you just think of it that way?

I can't understand it and I don't want to!

Just…

Just give me some time.

-It may be late, but I'll-- -But what?

Did he say he'll divorce his wife and come to you?

Do you believe that?

Even I can tell that's a plain lie.

How can you be so naive at that age to believe all that?

How long do I have to be the bad guy here?

You shouldn't have had me then.

You should've lived your life alone.

Why did you have me

just to get abandoned by your family and treated like this by your daughter?

Because I wanted to meet you so badly.

I wanted to meet you so badly that I gave birth to you.

Because I wanted to meet you so much!

GUSAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Yes, come in.

The meeting minutes?

Yes. There's a seminar at half past seven on the fifth floor,

and you'll have to come in and record the minutes.

Just come after work.

I see.

Why? You don't want to do it?

Yes, I refuse.

Are there no other residents here?

Why are you asking me

when I'm currently dispatched to a different department?

Furthermore…

why are you suddenly speaking casually toward me?

You don't want to do it?

Of course not. I'll do it.

Go to the in-house library and get these materials for me.

Please organize these materials.

Make a presentation for tomorrow morning's meeting.

Can you type up this thesis?

My wrists aren't in good shape.

Can you type faster?

You're so slow.

Hello.

Thank you.

Have I gotten a lot worse?

As expected, your LFT has elevated slightly.

You are taking your immunosuppressants regularly, right?

Yes.

To be honest, I sometimes forget because I'm so busy.

No matter how busy you are,

you can't forget to take them and need to take them on time.

Doing that once or twice won't do much harm.

But in the worst-case scenario, your liver could get damaged again.

You can't slack off just because you feel all right now.

I don't know if it's right to say not to work too hard,

but your health has to take priority.

Always remember this.

"My liver is precious."

ANNEX SURGERY ROOM

Why not send the dispatched residents from family medicine to my department?

I don't know about that.

The family medicine doctors don't seem to prefer working in your department.

For primary care, they need to learn about the stomach and intestines,

I don't know if they'll have the time to go to you.

Family medicine doctors should know about hepatobiliary and pancreatic conditions

like acute cholecystitis and pancreatitis.

I'm sorry.

I'm short on hands too.

Gosh, you startled me!

Goodness, Dr. Jeon.

Why are you so shocked?

I mean, how could I not get shocked when you're standing there like a ghost?

I was just seeing if you were giving out the wrong order.

Your eyes were half-closed.

I was focused and entered everything in perfectly.

I have one thing to ask you.

To ask me?

What's going on between you and Professor Seo?

What do you mean?

There are rumors about you two being a couple.

Someone asked me, but I couldn't refute it since I don't know the details.

Since it's a bother to be continually asked this,

will you just be straight with me and tell me if it's a yes or a no?

Nothing is going on between us.

You're getting excessively worked up for it to be nothing.

I'll let it go for now.

"Seeing each other"?

Yes.

Professor Seo and Dr. Cha.

Does that lady have some kind of irresistible charm I don't know about?

Why do men swarm around her?

She seems close to Professor Roy too.

You always talk about her too.

Why is everybody so eager to get involved with her?

Damn it.

Focus.

This is about your father.

-It's just a rumor. -How would you know?

Darn you.

Keep a close eye on the professor.

Normally I shouldn't be doing this, but I'm having trouble standing.

A colleague of mine will come within an hour.

Can I ask you to watch over her until then?

Okay, it's a simple test so it won't take too long.

But the patient has a wound on her wrist.

Is there a way to slightly loosen the handcuffs?

Okay, we'll be back soon.

Today we're going to take an X-ray and do an ECG.

These are simple tests, so you don't have to worry.

Dr. Cha.

-Are you free? -I need to run some tests.

Go to Gangnam Hospital right away.

My research materials are there, and I need you to get them.

I'll give you a contact so you can get the materials.

But--

One second.

Excuse me, Dr. Choi.

Excuse me, Dr. Choi.

Can I go in one hour?

I have to be with the patient for her tests.

Since when do residents go and oversee a patient's tests?

The thing is…

-Say goodbye. -Bye.

Get an intern to take care of the patient's tests and go.

Ma'am, are you all right?

Where are you going?

You must be staying at Gusan University Hospital.

Excuse me, I'm sorry to ask this of a stranger,

but can you lend me some money for a taxi?

-What do I do? -What's wrong?

Ms. Jang Hae-nam disappeared.

You haven't found Ms. Jang Hae-nam?

No.

Are you out of your mind?

-I'm sorry. -Shut up!

How dare an incompetent resident like you humiliate our hospital?

There's a bed but no patient!

Damn it!

Wait in the medical office.

Where are you heading?

To Gupabal.

Where in Gupabal?

Gupabal.

Well…

I'm not sure if it's still there.

What was the name of that church?

Goodness, I can't seem to remember it.

Ma'am.

Do you know your home phone number?

Home phone number?

Do you know the cell phone number of any of your family members?

Your kids.

I have a daughter.

I want to see her

just once…

before I die.

Dr. Cha!

They found her?

The police station called. A taxi driver brought her to the police.

She was speaking incoherently so the driver thought she had dementia.

Is she all right?

Yes, you don't have to worry.

It worked out.

That's such a relief.

It's such a relief.

CHIEF LIM JONG-KWON

Do you think you can continue to work?

What?

Honestly, I've had a lot of worries ever since you came here.

It's possible to cover up any trouble you cause within this department.

But nothing can be done about the trouble you cause

in another department.

-I'm sorry-- -That's why we avoid old residents.

If someone young makes a mistake, it's just a mistake.

But if someone older makes a mistake,

it's incompetence.

If your livelihood isn't at stake,

perhaps you could reconsider your position here.

Do you mean I should quit?

Did it sound like I meant that?

I just meant you should give it some thought.

Professor, it's my fault that the patient escaped due to my carelessness.

I have no excuses to give on that matter.

But I find it unfair that a mistake is equated

to incompetence just because I'm older.

I'm still just a first-year resident who has a lot to learn.

Are you going home?

Yes.

How are you getting home?

I feel like I've become useless.

I'm such an idiot at the hospital.

My body isn't the same as before.

And I've neglected my daughter who's trying to get into college.

Is it right for me to continue doing this?

Then just quit.

Even easy tasks feel hard if you haven't done them in 20 years.

Not to mention the work doctors do.

That's true.

If you're not confident, you should just quit sooner than later.

You won't learn anything at the hospital with that attitude.

I have plans, so I'll take a taxi from here.

It's a relief you're healthy and being discharged.

I still have to undergo chemotherapy.

Don't be discouraged just because you're older.

Make sure to learn a lot and become a great doctor.

When you start your own practice, I'll be your patient.

Just imagining it makes me happy.

Why leave it just as an imagination?

You can make it a reality.

But why do you look so sad? Did something bad happen?

Do I look sad?

Gosh.

I'm sorry. I'm being silly.

Don't be like that and come sit here.

Come on.

What's wrong? Tell me everything.

Once you let everything out, you'll feel better.

I'm afraid…

I'll have to quit working at the hospital.

Why?

Because I'm lacking in so many ways,

and I'm foolish.

You're literally blinded by your own privilege.

You should be thankful for this chance at your age.

What kind of gibberish are you saying?

Stop saying such useless things and think about learning and improving.

You should learn by taking things one step at a time

and become a great doctor.

Why are you laughing?

I'm being serious right now.

You sound like my father.

If my father were still alive,

I think he would scold me just like you did.

But…

later on…

he would say,

"Fine, do whatever you want."

So?

Are you just going to quit?

Why would you come to my office when you can talk to me at home?

Do you know there's a rumor about us that something is going on

between us?

I know.

You know?

Yes, I know.

That's it? Nothing else comes to mind?

You said your husband is dead so it might not hurt you,

but I'm an officially married man.

How will I be able to face my patients

when I'm labeled as some sordid cheater?

Do you only care about your professional achievements?

Do you not care if your husband and son's reputations are destroyed?

Were you always this selfish?

I'm going to quit the hospital.

What--

Does that make you feel better?

Why do you have to put it that way?

Why did you suddenly change your mind?

It's not sudden.

I only prepared for the resident exam.

I make mistakes all the time at the hospital.

And my health isn't great.

More importantly, I need to help I-rang with her college admissions.

They say your kids are the scariest people you'll meet.

What will I do if she blames me if she doesn't get into college?

Right.

That's a good idea.

When will you tell the hospital?

In a few days.

I need some time to sort things out.

I don't want to cause trouble to the department I've been dispatched to.

I was sent here because the resident before me quit.

So how can I just quit too?

You don't have to worry about that. What you think matters most.

Will they allow me to take a one-year break?

Don't worry.

If they don't accept you next year, I'll pull some strings

and find you a spot in another hospital.

Thank you.

She's going to quit?

I'm sure of it.

You must have had a hard time.

I'm sorry.

Her quitting takes care of one of my worries.

Will I see you in the conference room? I heard there's some sort of event.

I heard about it.

-If I have time, I'll go. -Okay.

Let's see each other if we can.

This looks so delicious.

Do you even have time to make it at home?

-I should have made it for you. -No need.

Mom.

I am…

going to quit the hospital.

What?

Why?

Is it too hard for you to continue?

Yes, and also…

I-rang is in 12th grade,

and she's having trouble since I'm not there to help her.

I see.

I'm sure you've thought this through.

Don't be disappointed.

Your health is the top priority,

and they say kids are more precious than any treasure.

There's nothing more precious in the world.

I didn't expect you to react like this.

I thought you'd be more upset than me.

That's because you were so young back then.

And it was obvious your mother-in-law would harass you.

But you were able to raise Jung-min and I-rang until now.

If you think about that, there's nothing to be disappointed or upset about.

Right.

You're right.

What you say is always right.

I made an appointment for your checkup at this hospital.

That's the least I can do for you before I quit.

You're so stubborn! I told you there's no need for that!

Goodness, Mom. You're the one that's stubborn.

I'm not going to do it!

No, just do it.

No.

Come on!

Goodness.

Dr. Cha, what brings you here?

You've already heard?

No, it's not that.

I just had something to tell you.

It's a good thing you came. What perfect timing.

The hospital director wants to see you. Come with me.

The hospital director?

Hello.

Hello.

I've lived 76 years,

but I lived as a miser who didn't even spend 100 won on others.

Even I am moved by the fact that I am donating not 100 won

or one million won,

but ten billion won.

I would first like to sincerely thank Professor Seo In-ho

and Professor Roy Kim for operating on me.

10 BILLION WON DONATION CEREMONY

But there is another doctor who helped give me this new life.

And that

is Dr. Cha Jeong-suk.

Dr. Cha Jeong-suk, please come up to the stage.

Come up here.

While others treated me kindly on the outside

and treated me with contempt inside for being a cranky old man,

Dr. Cha Jeong-suk was different.

When I broke down and cried due to my condition,

she treated me sincerely and comforted me.

I'm sorry.

And when my heart stopped, she gave it her all to save me.

After she found out I didn't have to use a permanent stoma bag after surgery,

she was happier for me

than even my own kids.

She had unconditional compassion for me.

Dr. Cha.

Thank you so much.

I won't forget this until I die.

I'm not sure if it's because the work is hard,

but Dr. Cha said that she might quit.

But I will keep my eyes peeled for you all.

If you let this kind of talent get away, this hospital has no future.

And I'm going to take back every single bit of my ten billion won.

I am going to continuously storm in here

and check until Dr. Cha Jeong-suk becomes a specialist.

Actually, it would even be better if she became a professor here.

If Dr. Cha wants to do research,

I will fund it all, no questions asked!

DONATION AGREEMENT FOR HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND

OH CHANG-GYU

10 BILLION WON DONATION CEREMONY

CHAIRMAN OH CHANG-GYU, GUSAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Dr. Cha.

Professor Seo, you too.

All right.

In honor of Dr. Cha Jeong-suk,

please give another round of applause.

He's going to buy us two robotic surgical systems.

She's our lucky charm.

I knew it from the first time I saw her.

-Take good care of her. -I will.

Professor Seo, you must be happy.

Yes.

Excuse me, I'll get going first.

Okay.

You get involved in everything.

Dr. Cha.

Are you really going to quit?

Are you crazy?

DOCTOR CHA

A murderer escaped the hospital without authorization.

I don't think this is something to be taken lightly.

Why are you so keen on kicking me out?

How about you stop deceiving your wife?

You and Professor Choi Seung-hi.

I think maybe that guy is interested in you.

No matter what happens, you need to stay strong.

-What brings you here? -I have something to tell you.

Subtitle translation by: Yoon-ji Chi