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What?
Pack up and move back home.
But Dad...
You both said it's over.
So don't make excuses about the house price...
and come back home.
I never thought of moving back in after the divorce though.
I didn't ask for your opinion.
Just move back in.
We let you do what you want...
because we thought you had your life under control,
but all you did was look down on us.
Would you have done such a thing if you respected us?
You have one day.
Pack up your things and move back home. Got it?
Should I call her?
My gosh, what happened? Did you find your mother?
Yes, she came back home around dinner time.
Is she all right? Where on earth was she?
I don't know. She probably got some fresh air.
Right.
Couldn't you have at least texted me when you found out?
You know how worried I was.
What on earth do you need those for?
It's to pack up my things.
I'm moving back home.
Dad told me to.
I don't have a choice.
You know how scary my dad can be when he's angry.
Let me get your books for you. You can pack your clothes.
Do you have everything?
Think if you've left anything behind.
I checked and I have everything.
We'll sort out the furniture when we sell the house.
Sure thing.
I thought about us while packing up.
We had rough moments over the three and a half years,
but there were a lot of good times too.
Gyu Jin,
it must've been tough living with me.
The same goes for you too.
I nagged about everything and my mom wasn't the easiest.
Are we trying too hard to part on a good note?
I mean what I said.
I was sorry.
And thank you.
Sure. We'll go back to being good colleagues now.
You know I'm an outcast at the hospital.
I'm counting on you to tell me where they switched meetings to.
Or I guess I could ask my former brother-in-law.
He's clumsier than he seems.
You're better off trusting me with it.
Confide in me with your love life if you need to.
I'll hear about it at work anyway,
so don't make it awkward by trying to hide it.
Even after all this,
I'll still be the woman who knows you the best.
I might come to you day and night.
Are you sure you can handle it?
As if.
I'll get going.
Sure.
I knew it.
It's why I told her to check.
I guess I'm back.
I'm home!
Mom?
Madam Jang, you're awake.
How are you feeling, Mom?
She seems okay to me.
- She seems better, right? - Yes.
Let's be quick on our feet and help her out today.
- Sure. - Of course.
My gosh, Na Hee.
- Na Hee? - Na Hee?
What are you doing here this early?
Can you look shocked while helping me with my luggage?
Of course.
Dad, Mom, Na Hee is home!
You're home.
Hi, Dad.
Mom,
I'm home.
What...
Go ahead and unpack first.
He's right.
What's going on?
Just hear me out, honey.
Are you kidding me?
How could you do this without asking me?
Honey, please.
I still can't look at her right now.
I'm still angry at her.
It's why I told her to move back in.
So that you can vent.
You're angry with her, right?
So target your anger at her whenever you feel like it...
until your anger subsides.
Just saying whatever you want doesn't make it reasonable.
What nonsense are you spewing? Gosh, my head.
Do you have a headache?
Hold on a second.
(Aspirin)
Here you go, honey.
Take this.
Forget it. Is this a joke to you?
But you said you have a headache.
Whatever then.
I have a headache too now, so I'll take it.
Give me that.
Gosh, my head.
I had no idea you'd be back, so the room is a mess.
You can take the bed.
I know you can't sleep on hard surfaces.
It's fine. I'm not a monster who takes whatever she wants.
How can you say that when we're family?
It's fine. You take the bed. I can't sleep just about anywhere.
Are you sure about that?
Yes, of course. No problem!
Thanks. I'll take the bed then.
My books will soon be delivered. Is there any space for them?
Sure. You can take up all the shelves.
All I need is this section right here.
Shouldn't you have more books...
since you're studying to go back to college?
What? Oh, right.
Well, I haven't been able to get very far yet.
I'll buy more soon as well as a workbook.
Isn't it better to study for the university's English test...
rather than a nationwide proficiency test?
The college you're applying to asks essay questions for math.
You'll need to study statistics, so where are you on that?
Right, I should get on that.
Kids, get down here!
You heard that, right? We're being summoned.
This early in the morning?
Since you're all here, you should say hello.
At the far end is Na Hee, my second daughter.
These two are Joon Seon's colleagues.
- I'm Oh Jeong Bong. - I'm Lee Jong Soo.
I'm Park Hyo Sin, the part-time delivery guy.
I know. I hope we get along.
I see that we're quite a big family now.
How many are there exactly?
2, 4, 6, 8, 9.
Mom makes 10 in total.
What? Really? 10 people? No way.
We're all living under the same roof now,
so get along.
Some may know this and some may not,
but we clean the entire house every weekend.
Like always,
you're responsible for your own living spaces.
The men will clean the bathrooms, the women will clean the kitchen,
and those living up top will clean the living room.
Dad, I have a question.
Why are we in charge of cleaning the living room?
She's the one who spends most of her time here.
She's here nearly 24-7.
How is it fair for four guys to only clean that tiny room upstairs?
The fact that the four of us live in that tiny space...
should be a mitigating factor.
Have you not heard of weighing the pros and cons?
Shut it, you two.
Ga Hee can clean up some of the space then, okay?
Wise as always, Dad. Salute!
I'll help out cleaning the living room.
It's all right. I'll take care of it.
You can stick to our room.
I'm sorry, Dad, but I need to sleep in late...
to recharge my energy on weekends.
Could I pay a fine instead?
A fine?
We can order Chinese food with that.
Right. Make it a steep fine...
so that we can order some fancy dishes.
That's enough. Don't you dare get cheeky with me.
There will be no exceptions as long as you live here.
It's our rule to clean on weekends,
so stick to it. All right?
- Right. - Sure.
Over there. Yes, get that area too.
Over here, Ga Hee?
That's right.
We need to finish up here and clean the porch as well.
I see you're not very agile.
You've got to be kidding me. Are you still ordering him around?
I'm cleaning too.
Hold on.
Can you shake this out if you have some extra energy?
My arms aren't strong enough.
Sure.
I knew it.
Gosh, look at those shoulders and biceps.
Have you been working out?
You seem strong enough to me, so do it yourself.
What was that all about?
He's a total jerk, but a charming one.
I'll do that, Na Hee. You can rest.
It's fine. I'd rather not get kicked out.
Where else do we clean? The kitchen?
Yes.
- Jong Soo. - Yes.
Can you help out over here?
Don't slack off over there. Put some force into the scrubbing.
Just so you know, nagging is a trigger for me.
I'm just sick and tired of this, you know.
Dad shouldn't make us pay rent...
if he's putting us to work like this.
What's up, Mom? We're almost done cleaning here.
Bring the radishes from storage to the living room.
We're making kkakdugi.
Right now?
Can't we take a short break first?
I'll get them.
I just have to bring them all out from storage, right?
Aren't I good at chopping these?
This is why the men should be in the kitchen.
We'd appreciate it more if you did it quietly.
I'm already pulling my weight.
Look at Na Hee for instance. They're all uneven.
Mom, aren't I better at this than Na Hee?
"Joon Seon spoke but his mom didn't respond."
Mom, how about an apron? I'll get one for you.
No, let me.
It's fine. I don't need one.
My back is killing me.
Na Hee, come on. Let's hit the sauna.
The sauna?
Don't say that like it's news to you.
We always used to go there on Sundays.
And besides,
we each get a dollar discount for a group of five or more.
I forgot about all that.
Anyway, count me out.
Don't be ridiculous. Let's go.
I haven't been to a public sauna in ages.
Stop fighting with me on this. Let's go.
What will you do all alone at home anyway?
It'll be refreshing to scrub your back.
But I don't want to!
Are you seriously talking back to your sister?
Get up already. Up!
- Get up! - What the...
Goodness, how refreshing.
Tell me about it.
They should be out by now. Oh, there they are.
Ladies, this is a surprise. You're never out here on time.
I didn't want to hear you nag, so I left without drying my hair.
Anyway, you have no idea how filthy Da Hee was.
I had to scrub her back forever.
I can't even feel my arms.
What are you talking about? That's not true.
The drain was clogged up after I scrubbed your back.
- Are you crazy? - That's enough.
Did you get to relax your muscles in the warm water?
Let's just go. I'm hungry.
Okay. Let's go.
Come with me, Madam Jang.
Get off me. That's annoying.
You're being so prickly.
Let's go.
Hey, don't mind her.
Weren't you prepared for this?
That's true.
Mom needs some time.
Just consider it your punishment and bear with it.
Joon Seon and I went through the same thing.
It's just that Mom seems distressed to see me.
Of course she's distressed.
But I think Dad told you to move in for a good reason.
So you should keep facing her.
That's the only option you have.
I'm not sure if it would work for Mom though.
Just hang in there.
Why is she so skinny?
It looks like she hasn't eaten anything.
Is she trying to show me how hard it has been or what?
This is perfect.
This is where it belongs.
But I had to keep it stuffed away in storage.
I love it.
This is very nice.
I should set up the game console too.
Where is that thing?
She forgot to take this too.
She is such a handful.
I should bring this to her. She wears it often.
Who...
- Gosh. - Come and take this.
- Gosh, Mom. - Hey.
What are you doing here? You didn't even call.
Do I have to call ahead to visit?
You live alone now anyway.
I thought Jae Seok was being inquisitive.
That's right. I told him to spy on you. So what?
If she didn't move out, I would've taken you to my place.
Why would you live with her when you are divorced?
We just did it since we couldn't sell the house...
That's enough. I don't want to hear it.
I got you new bedsheets...
and a few cushions. Go ahead and change them.
Why bother? What I have here are new.
They are what she chose.
We will change them all. Even the curtains.
What?
What is this?
- Isn't this her shirt? - Yes, it is.
She moved out in a hurry, so she forgot to bring it.
So? Will you fold it nicely and bring it to her or something?
Of course. I don't need it here. And she wears it often.
Gosh, Mom.
You're divorced.
You don't have to bring her a shirt she forgot.
I'm not happy with you two working at the same hospital.
Can't she find a new job? She says she's competent.
Come on out and eat.
Joon Seon. Come downstairs with the guys.
Okay.
Mom, what's with the feast?
Did you cook all these?
Who else would it be then?
Stop being silly and have a seat.
Enjoy your food. You probably haven't eaten well for a while.
All right. Let's have a seat.
- Okay. - Thank you for the food.
Mom, you should sit and eat with us too.
Na Hee, come here.
All right. Let's eat.
- Thank you for the food. - Thank you.
My mom's doenjang jjigae is the best.
Do you guys know that this can't be bought for money?
You know, right?
Of course.
Ms. Jang, your doenjang jjigae is truly impressive.
He's right.
It's so good that I feel like crying.
Right. It's really good.
You don't have to try so hard. Just enjoy your meal.
- Okay. - Yes, ma'am.
It's Na Hee's favorite, seasoned eggplant. Ga Hee.
Try this.
Here. Eat a lot.
Is she the only one eating here?
I made it for everyone to share.
Gosh, I've been through a lot lately because of Na Hee.
Hey, Seo Young.
What are you doing, Dad?
Me? I'm just lying down after having a big dinner.
Did you eat dinner?
Not yet. I'm eating soon.
Dad. I have big news. Guess what it is.
What is it?
I just got the test results from the academy.
And my grades went up by 20 points. Isn't that great?
What? Really?
How could you do that?
It makes me worried though.
You're so pretty.
Now that you're even smart, what if your friends hate you?
Don't worry about it. I'm like you, so I have a great personality too.
Dad, since I got good grades,
can you do me a favor?
Of course.
I can do you 10 favors. What is it?
I can't tell you right now. I'll get back to you soon.
You have to do me a favor. Promise me.
So if you're in your room,
is the cute guy there too?
You know, the guy who works at Grandpa's store.
Yes. He's here. Why?
Can I talk to him?
It's been a few days, so I'm afraid he might forget me.
Then it would be hard for me...
Gosh, he's jealous again.
You're so cute, Dad.
Seo Young, dinner.
Okay.
- Mom. - Yes?
Ta-da.
What's that?
- Is it for the recent test? - Yes.
It improved a lot.
See? You can do this.
Come here. I'm so proud of you.
Yes, Mom, I know I'm amazing.
You didn't forget your promise, did you?
You said that you'd grant my wish if I made it into the top 10.
Of course I'll keep my promise. What is it?
- Do you want a new phone? - No.
Let's eat out together as a family.
With Dad. Like other families.
I checked your schedules.
Tomorrow is Seo Jin's Kindergarten interview, right?
I guess we can eat after that.
You're not going to go back on your word, are you?
- Are you sleeping already? - What?
No.
I was going to turn off the light for you.
I can study with the desk lamp on.
It's okay. I'm fine.
All right. Thank you, Na Hee.
Was this bed always so big?
Done. Jong Soo, let's move on.
Okay.
Next.
I'm sorry, guys.
The mood at home has been so serious lately,
so we can't do our morning workouts or chat comfortably in the house.
It's fine, Joon Seon.
I prefer to exercise outdoors.
Me too. It's nice and cool.
Really? That's a relief, then.
But why won't anyone hire us?
Should I hand out more business cards next week?
- Hey, Hyun Gyung. - Can you talk?
Yes, of course. Go ahead.
You haven't forgotten Seo Jin's interview this afternoon, right?
It's at 4 p.m. You can't be late.
I may be scatterbrained, but I wouldn't forget that.
Don't worry. Trust me.
Shall I meet you at the address you texted?
Will it take about an hour?
Yes. The interview will be over in an hour.
Free up a few hours after as well.
Why? Is there something else?
No. Let's have dinner together.
Seo Young wants to eat out as a family.
- It's her wish. - We'll really...
- Joon Seon! - Are you all right?
Why? Do you have plans afterwards?
Are you not free?
No, no.
Of course I'm free. I'm free.
I'll see you later. Bye.
Oh, yes. Oh, yes.
My gosh. Your jaw might touch the floor.
Did you not sleep?
Does Na Hee snore?
No. It's worse than that.
You don't want to know.
You're leaving already? Before breakfast?
Yes. I think I should leave with time to spare.
Dad, I'm leaving for work.
Okay, take care.
Mom. I'm going out.
See you, Ga Hee.
Have a nice day.
Cheer up, sister. Good luck.
What a terrible sight.
She's like me three years ago.
Ga Hee. Could we have some water?
Exercising made us thirsty.
Of course.
Do you want me to serve you?
- No, no. Move it. - I'll get it.
Where's Joon Seon? Didn't he go out with you?
He's not in his right mind.
He's eating out with his family after Seo Jin's interview.
Oh, really? He must be so pleased.
It's been a while since he ate with them.
Hey, which is better, this or this?
- White. - Black.
Neither of you are of any help.
Ga Hee, which one?
They both look terrible.
White went out of fashion,
and black will make you look even scarier.
Still, white should be better.
It's a nice interview look.
Okay, then white it is.
What's the occasion that Hyun Gyung suggested you eat together?
Is she giving you a green light?
It's not like that. Seo Young begged.
It's just one meal. It means nothing.
It doesn't mean anything. Nothing at all.
Hang on.
Director Jo. It has been a long time.
How have you been doing?
I need your help with an urgent shoot.
A shoot? Of course I'll do it.
When is it?
Today?
Today is not a good day.
He was in an accident? That's too bad.
No, it's just that I have some personal affairs to take care of.
No, don't do that.
What time is the shoot?
I see. Then we should be done before 3 p.m.
Then I'll do it. Thank you.
Director Jo, we'll definitely be done before 3 p.m., right?
Mom?
Come over with Jae Seok later. Let's have dinner together.
No, thanks. I'm fine.
I'm not fine.
If a divorced man loses weight, people think you're upset.
It looks bad.
I'm not like that. I cook well for myself.
Mom, I'm in an elevator. I might get cut off. Bye.
You need to know I lose weight because of you.
Good morning.
Don't go too far.
We never greeted each other like that even as classmates.
Did we not? You sure have a good memory.
Is it nice to be back home?
I'm trying hard to get used to it.
We all helped clean the house on the weekend,
and even pickled radishes together.
You did that? Instead of sleeping in? No way.
I couldn't believe it even as I did it.
What about you?
Do you like having the huge space all to yourself?
You bet I do.
It's great to watch soccer when I want to.
Gosh. I'm sure it is.
It is.
I'm sure it is.
It is.
It made no sense.
How are you?
- Good morning. - You're here.
Don't act like that.
You make us feel worse.
Yes. We'll go back to being good colleagues.
Treat us as usual without tiptoeing around us.
Or we really can't work together anymore.
- Okay, then. - Okay.
By the way, the morning meeting was canceled.
The director decided to take a leave of absence.
- Really? - Is he very sick?
It's his high BP and diabetes.
He went on a sabbatical.
You should give him a call.
I should do that.
Did we cause him too much stress?
Goodbye, then.
See you.
He did lose control a bit. He wouldn't stop drinking.
That is true, but... Gosh, I feel so bad.
I'll call him.
Hey, Gyu Jin.
Na Hee, I mean... Dr. Song.
Did you hear? Our director...
- We heard. - He took time off.
His blood pressure and diabetes...
We heard that too.
- I'll go ahead. See you. - Bye.
What's going on?
You two get on better now that everyone knows.
Is this the Hollywood way?
Be quiet and get ready for work.
Who will be the new director?
Did you hear anything?
I'm sure Director Jang figured something out.
They could be from Sejin Hospital since they're our partners.
That's where Director Jang was from.
Let's practice.
Block and kick.
Two is easier.
You're ready.
When will we shoot this darn scene?
Director Jo, hang on.
Why... Why is there a delay?
You said we'd be done by 3 p.m.
I can't stop the lead actor from leaving to shoot a commercial.
I'm dying here trying to sort out the locations we booked.
- But still... - I'm so sorry.
- I'm... - Can we do 6 p.m. instead?
The shoot got delayed.
That punk just walked off before I was done talking.
Do that again and I will crush you.
I don't care. I did what I could.
He can shoot without me.
Where is Young Chul's stunt double?
- Let's shoot. Get over here! - I'm here!
This is crazy. What should I do?
I'm coming!
Song Seo Jin's parents. We're ready for you.
Ma'am.
Is Seo Jin's dad not here yet?
Not yet.
I'm sorry. Because of the program we run,
we must see both parents.
I should apologize.
My husband isn't usually late.
I guess something suddenly came up.
I'm sorry.
Hyun Gyung! Hyun Gyung! My goodness.
Hello, Ma'am. I am Song Seo Jin's father.
- What? - I ran over.
I'm sweating so much.
Please take good care of my Seo Jin.
Sure...
Hyun Gyung, I'm sorry. Hyun Gyung.
They said we would be done by 2 p.m.
I thought I'd have time to shower and change,
so I took the job.
The jerks in this industry really never keep their word.
They never keep promises.
I was so angry with the scumbags that I...
5 times. I reminded you 5 times.
"It's important. Don't be late. You cannot be late."
What did you say each time?
You said, "Don't worry, trust me."
I'm sorry.
I trusted you.
This time was about you as a dad, not a husband.
I didn't think you'd let me down with this too.
But you really never change.
I'm sick of it.
I'm very sorry.
I'm in the wrong. I don't even dare make an excuse.
Apologize to Seo Young, not me.
I don't think I can sit across from you and eat.
Dinner is off.
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