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25 YEARS AGO

Oh, no. Seo-yeon.

What do I do?

My gosh.

No…

Please, Seo-yeon.

Please…

SAMGWANG VILLA

MEAL PLAN SCHEDULE

GUIDELINES FOR TENANTS CHECK-OUT RULES, HOUSE RULES

My gosh. What do I do?

CONTEST SUBMISSION

My goodness.

Oh, dear.

She must've worked all night again.

My gosh!

Oh, no.

Yeonhui-dong at 7 a.m., Samseong-dong at 10 a.m.,

and at 11 a.m.…

Why is there so much work?

FREEDOM!

My freedom.

That's right.

It smells good.

Chae-woon will love it.

-Mom. I'm leaving now. -You should eat breakfast.

-I have to go now. -No, wait. Chae-woon.

Bit-chae-woon.

I'm sorry, Mom. I love you.

Hey, Ms. Lee. Are you going to work?

Uncle, good morning. Did you get a lot of customers?

I performed at three different places.

-I'll hear it tonight. -Okay.

-Come on. -Chae-woon!

Wait.

Just have a bite of this. It's beef radish soup, your favorite.

Here.

-It's great. -I know.

Eat some meat too.

-Gosh, it must be hot. -Mom.

No, it's okay.

I'm okay.

-Bye. -Wait.

You need to do this.

-Gosh, it's hot. -Hang on.

It's here.

Chae-woon. You have to blow this before you leave.

Today is a big day.

-All right. -These are your lucky petals.

They are very precious.

Please help Chae-woon pass today.

I'm running really late. I have to go.

Good luck. You got this, my daughter!

Oh, right. You know what day it is today, right?

Come home early.

What did you wish her good luck for?

It's the Final Round today.

You mean the design contest?

If she wins it, she will go to Paris, right?

It's New York, not Paris.

"It's New York, not Paris."

Room 304.

-Yes? -When will you pay your rent?

You haven't paid since last week.

Have I not paid it yet?

You can't be like that.

I gave you a 20 percent discount for staying long-term.

I'm sorry. I'll be sure to pay tonight.

I'm sorry.

How is living in a motel?

I'm adjusting perfectly.

You're just unbelievable.

How can you put all your money into your business and live in a motel?

Our company is on the upturn now. It needs bold investments.

They say, "make hay while the sun shines."

Whatever, you punk.

Good for you.

So let's keep up the good work.

On the count of three.

-One, two, three. -Two, three.

Darn it.

Wait for me.

-We have to finish this today, no? -Sir.

Sir!

You can't tear down this wall. It can be dangerous.

That's what the blueprint shows.

My goodness.

Where's the blueprint?

Where is it?

What's the matter?

Hello. I'm the interior designer, Lee.

He's trying to tear down this wall.

I worked on the plumbing work here three years ago.

Let's hurry.

We have to finish it within today.

Back then, they buried pipes in this wall and had them connected to the drain.

Hey.

Will you wait a moment?

Excuse me.

-Aren't you an interior designer? -Yes.

-So if you tear it down… -If you are,

go finish the decorative work on the second floor.

It's still a mess.

Seriously…

Listen.

If you tear down this wall, this place will flood.

The pipes are connected from the second floor to the drain at the entrance.

-Mr. Yoo. -Yes?

Get me the blueprint.

It's in your pocket.

Apparently, you've picked up some stuff working in this field.

Take a look.

What?

This can't be right.

This is wrong.

Ms. Lee?

It's been modified four times.

And this is the latest version.

Look. Do you see this?

I see.

This is wrong.

Look.

This is where we are now.

And it's not on the blueprint.

The blueprint is wrong.

Did you study architecture or something?

Are we from the same college? Is that why you're trying to impress me?

I didn't go to college.

I'm saying this from my experience.

I've been in this field for almost ten years.

From my experience…

Ms. Lee,

I'm pretty upset with your company.

I'm not happy that the building owner brought in random people

and had me work with them, but I've put up with it.

But now that I've seen the finishes you've done,

I'm at a loss for words.

That's what the previous interior designer did.

I joined this project yesterday.

Whatever.

Let's just focus on our own stuff.

Stop sticking your nose into my business and making a fool of yourself.

Making a fool of myself?

I think you'll end up doing that.

I can tell you're a hopeless stickler for rules.

What did you say?

I clearly warned you.

You are going to regret this.

Wait. Are you serious? Hey!

What's with that woman?

Mr. Woo, we need to talk.

Okay.

-We can tear this down. -Okay.

Here and here.

All right.

What's going on?

Hey, come on down. What are you doing there?

Hang on.

Sir. Go turn off the plumbing valve on the second floor.

Okay, Ms. Lee.

Hey, just come on down!

Gosh.

Hey, I think she's right about this.

What's happening?

The building owner said he recently replaced the pipes.

So it was a lie.

He just lied to save some money.

Done.

Fortunately, I had some sockets, but it's just temporary.

You need to replace the pipes.

What a relief that it happened before we papered the walls.

You heard it, right? Let's work on it.

Okay.

Sir.

I said I've been in this field for quite some time.

Why was it so hard to believe me?

Sir.

Mr. Woo. Hey.

Hey!

-Hey! Look. -Jae-hui.

-Wake up. -Hey.

I know I'm pretty.

Stop staring at me.

I'm so tired of this.

The men's restroom is over there.

You're pretty.

Thanks.

You're my pick today.

Too bad. You're not mine.

You will once you know who I am.

Come with me. I'll show you.

Let go of me!

You're pretty strong. I like that.

-How much do you want? -What?

How much is it to date you?

You're here for money.

Listen. I'm not here for money,

but for my friend whose blind date has been canceled.

As if.

I know girls like you well.

Nothing but a pretty face

who wants to snag a date with some rich guy.

I'll pay you however much you want.

I've had enough of your nonsense.

Why not me?

Why?

I'm this loaded.

How dare someone like you reject me?

I reject you because you're like this.

What if you're loaded?

You have no charm, manners, or self-esteem.

Go find your pick elsewhere.

Darn you.

Let go of me!

Get her!

Don't you come closer.

Darn it.

Look over there!

Get her!

Let me go!

Lee Ra-hun!

Who are you?

You want to know?

I'm Lee Hae-deun's

husband!

-Hey! -You're married?

-Let's run. -Hey, you…

-That gold digger. -Get her!

You're dead now.

What now?

Do you trust me?

-No! -Darn it, just say yes.

Hey, what…

Go get them!

Is it dry?

Don't ask.

I can't believe this. This is an expensive dress.

I saved you from clutches of evil. You should thank me.

Hey.

How did you know I'd be here?

What don't I know about you?

Don't you know you're always in the palm of my hand?

-How did you know? -I stalked your social media.

You and your friends.

You've been talking about this party for the rich.

I was keeping tabs on you and their plotting!

I had a bad feeling about it.

Well, that was because

Ji-min's blind date fell through.

I had no choice but to show up.

You came to a place like this to fill in?

Will you meet anyone who's rich?

What's wrong with that? As long as I don't date them.

That's beyond your control.

Don't you know the jerk you met is number one on the blacklist in that area?

-For real? Gosh. -"For real"?

You're a serious case of the Cinderella syndrome. What should I do with you?

I don't have the Cinderella syndrome.

Then what are you doing?

I'm just picking up the attitude.

"Attitude"? As if.

The likes of you don't need to know.

If you were my little sister, I'd just do this to you.

You're scrunching up my pretty face.

I have to go to work. I took half the day off.

Take this home.

She's going to trip.

Don't run!

I'm really sorry.

There were so many patients in the hospital and…

Right. The showcase is today.

Come and take a look, ma'am.

I'm good.

Ma'am, take a look at these.

I'm good.

Ma'am, we have some cauliflower

that's sold only in this department store.

Take a look.

My gosh.

You look so cute.

Give me one.

Shall I?

-One more. My daughter likes it. -Sure.

Okay.

A cauliflower?

Ma'am, are you done shopping already?

Well, there's nothing new to see.

It's my daughter's birthday today.

The cauliflower here is nicer.

I'm sorry to shop for myself on the clock.

It's fine. Cook her something nice on her birthday.

Buy all you need. It's on me.

No, it's okay, ma'am.

I bought all I need yesterday.

They're ready.

Take a look at this too, ma'am.

The sweet potatoes are organic and really tasty.

I see.

-Ms. Lee! -Yes?

Oh, no. This is my employer.

And I'm her helper.

I'll take those.

I see…

I shouldn't shop with you.

Everyone assumes you're the rich lady.

That's not true.

They think you and I are friends.

Because you look so young and beautiful.

I'm sure they'll be shocked if they hear you're much older than me.

I'm off to the restroom.

Okay.

Take your time, ma'am.

MY DEAR RA-HUN

Son.

Where are you? Are you at school?

What? Yes.

I'm between classes.

What gift would you like?

Do you need anything?

Fish?

I already bought it. Your favorite, hairtail.

Not fish.

Your birthday present.

My gosh.

It's okay. I don't need a birthday present.

You got into Seohan University, one of the top universities.

That's worth ten years of birthday presents.

There's nothing more I could wish for.

Hello?

Ra-hun?

My class just started. I have to go.

Okay, go ahead. I'm working too.

Bye.

-Did you see it? -Yes.

It was hilarious.

-His expression was just… -It was so funny.

How could someone…

I wish I were a student here for real.

SPEEDY DELIVERY

My goodness.

Did Chae-woon submit her portfolio?

MY DEAR BIT-CHAE-WOON

No, I shouldn't. She must be busy. I'll call her later.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIR

The deadline's just 30 minutes away.

Bit-chae-woon. Why did you have to be so nosy?

This is crazy.

-You can't just… -What now, then?

I must submit this.

I'm sorry, Ms. Jang. Someone ran in front of the car.

Did I hit her?

-Are you all right? -Yes, I'm fine.

Let me take you to the hospital.

No, I'm good.

I'm sorry.

Bit-chae-woon?

It's definitely her.

-I'll take care of this, Ms. Jang. -Sure.

Yes, Ms. Kim.

Ms. Jang, are you on your way?

Yes, I just left.

I'm sorry.

The meeting took longer than I'd expected.

You don't want to be late and keep the kids waiting.

-I've just arrived. -Ms. Kim!

-Ms. Kim! -Ms. Kim!

-Hello. -Hi.

Have you been well?

-Look how big Hye-rin's gotten. -Right.

LX FASHION DESIGN CONTEST

SUBMIT YOUR PORTFOLIO HERE

Why… What the…

Just a second!

Stop.

-What? -Where are you headed?

To submit my portfolio.

-You're too late. -But…

-You can't go in. -Why?

No, please!

-I have to… -My gosh.

Just a second!

Let go of me!

It's my portfolio

for the final round.

So? Did you submit it on time?

Yes, I just handed it in.

I almost was too late, you know.

You should've gotten there earlier.

I wanted to,

but I got too much work today,

and I got caught in a variety of incidents.

I even encountered a colossal jerk.

-Hey! -Jae-hui!

He looked like a flattened koala.

Really?

Then look up at the sky and spit. Now.

-Take that! -Take that!

Nicely done.

I'm sure that only good luck will find you now.

You know what they say.

"The deeper the mountain, the higher the valley."

It's the other way around.

The higher the mountain, the deeper the valley.

That's right.

Potayto, potahto, right?

Potahto, potayto.

Anyway, hurry home. We have a birthday to celebrate.

I just got home from work.

I need to stop by another construction site first.

Okay.

I'll be expecting a feast, Mom.

Please let mine win it.

Please!

Please…

My gosh.

-Soon-jung! -My gosh.

Man-jung!

-Soon-jung! -Dr. Lee!

Why are you here? Aren't you busy?

What about your hospital in Jeju Island?

I came to Seoul for a seminar.

You cheeky bird.

You must be here for my birthday.

Of course, I'm here for your birthday.

-How thoughtful of my sister. -Soon-jung.

Goodness me.

I bet living away from me made you miss me even more.

Of course.

-Anyway, I'm glad you're here. -Soon-jung.

Man-jung, go inside.

-Okay, I get it. -Gosh.

Go inside. I have something to buy.

I'll be right back.

Here.

-Wait inside? -Yes.

I thought about you while making green plum juice this morning,

and now you're here.

I'm so glad.

-Go inside. -I'll just wait here.

No, go wait inside.

-I'll wait here. -Just go in.

Wait inside.

Gosh, this is heavy.

Why did you pack so much?

Have some juice and rest.

I won't take long.

Soon-jung, where are you going?

-Go in. -Okay.

Sorry? How many years?

It's 129 years of age.

I'm 56, my eldest daughter is 27,

my second eldest is 24, and my youngest is 22.

We all share the same birthday.

Really? How fascinating.

Right? It fascinates me too.

Here you go.

My gosh, how adorable.

-Wait! -How sweet.

Look how adorable they are.

Right?

Kids are the sweetest at that age.

Don't I know it.

My children used to be like that too.

Chirping and squealing.

I can never get over how fast they grew up.

You give birth to them, and they grow up before you know it.

How many do you have?

Three.

Two daughters and a son.

They're all adults now.

Two daughters and a son?

It doesn't get more ideal than that.

You must be happy.

Yes, I am.

What about you?

Three kids…

It must not have been easy to raise them all alone

without a husband.

Do you know me?

Yes, of course.

You used to work at an orphanage down south.

Don't you recognize me?

I used to work there too.

Really?

But I'm afraid I don't recall you.

I must say I'm hurt.

Did you perhaps work in the kitchen?

Are all your children well?

Yes, of course.

I'm still having a hard time placing you.

I'm glad to hear that.

I guess they all grew up well

although you stole one of them.

What?

I'm right, aren't I?

I know quite a lot about your family.

Who on earth are you?

And what are you talking about?

Who are you exactly?

Aren't you Kim Bok-hui who worked at Happy Orphanage in Haenam?

No, that's not me, and I never lived there.

My gosh. I must be mistaken then.

Sorry about that.

Unbelievable.

You don't even know me.

How could you accuse me like that?

My gosh.

Where did she go?

Who was that woman?

My gosh.

What an odd woman.

That was so offensive.

No…

SUN&MOONSTAR ORPHANAGE

-What's that? -Take a look.

-Here you go. -Look at this!

Isn't it delicious?

The kids count the days until they see you again.

-Goodness. Really? -Yes.

Is that true?

Yes, I want to see you every day.

Thank you so much.

Gyeol, be more polite and call her Ms. Kim.

No, that's not necessary. It's all right.

I love it the most when you address me informally.

-Here. -Take this!

Watch out!

-Ms. Kim! -Ms. Kim!

-Ms. Kim! -Are you all right?

-My goodness! -Are you all right?

-Ms. Kim! -What happened?

Hye-rin!

Hye-rin, are you hurt? Are you all right?

You must've been startled.

You must've been scared. It's all right now.

It's okay, Hye-rin.

Ms. Kim!

Are you all right?

Ms. Kim, your shirt's ruined.

It's all right.

Hye-rin, look at you. You turned into a snowman.

How adorable.

How could you have let something like that happen to Ms. Kim?

I apologize, Ms. Jang. It all happened so fast.

If it happened so fast,

then how did Ms. Kim beat all of you to it?

Ms. Jang, what's going on?

It's nothing, Ms. Kim.

I see that Ms. Jang overreacted again.

My people did nothing wrong.

But Ms. Kim…

How did it go with Sejin?

The meeting went well. I'll brief you on the way back.

You should go home then. Good job today.

You should've changed back there instead of in the car.

What for?

The kids loved how I looked like a snowman.

Secretary Kim and Manager Gu should've been more on alert.

So?

Did it upset you, my sweet daughter?

Now you're my mom?

Gosh.

"My people did nothing wrong."

You always ostracize me.

You're so adorable!

It's amazing that you sulk and get upset so easily just like me.

Well, I'm my mother's daughter, aren't I?

How do I look?

You're home.

When did you sweep outside the front gate?

Today…

I did the sweeping at 5 p.m.

This was dropped in front of my gate.

I'm terribly sorry, sir.

Where on earth…

You do it, honey.

The homeowner should do it.

Your house is yours to maintain.

I'm sorry, sir.

I apologize!

One should do the work they're paid to do. How much do you pay her these days?

She gets enough.

What?

We pay her five percent less than the average rate.

She's good at her job, so I'm worried she might quit.

Fire her and you do the job.

But honey…

This is my last warning.

I'll fire her the next time she gets on my nerves.

-Gosh. -Goodness.

The sock has a hole in it.

Have it darned.

Where's Jae-hui?

He must be busy.

What an imbecile.

SON

Jae-hui.

I missed your call earlier.

Is something wrong?

I just wanted to hear your voice.

I guess Dad is home already. You're whispering.

He came home early.

What did he pick on you about today?

It's the same every day.

Isn't it the anniversary of Seo-a's dad's death at this time of year?

It's today.

I'll go to her later.

Good. You should be with her on days like this.

Her brother is abroad.

My underpants!

Okay.

I should go.

Wait, Mom…

That forehead.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF FINAL RESULT

It's the 23rd.

Give up, Lee Ra-hun!

It hurts. I give up.

Are you sure you're my sister? It really hurts.

Are you sure you're my brother?

Why do you keep doing it when it fails every time?

What do you mean?

I just wanted to give you a hug.

My beloved sister…

Have you been like this all day?

-My gosh. -What's wrong?

-What man would approach you? -I don't need a man.

I think it's galbi jjim.

And japchae, meat jeon

and croaker jeon?

-Go! -Let's go.

Hurry!

I just love your family.

How could the whole family have the same birthday?

It should go out on the news.

I know.

My point.

My employer told me she saw

a story about three siblings with the same birthday on TV.

-Really? -Yes.

And some doctor on the show said it is a very rare case.

It's like getting hit by a meteorite on the street.

The chances are even lower than that.

I see.

So you mean a stone?

I said a meteorite.

I see. A meteorite.

-We're home. -We're home.

They're here.

Hey, guys.

Aunt.

Ra-hun.

Have you been doing well, my nephew?

My junior from the University of Seohan.

-It hurts. -Chae-woon.

You must've had a long day.

Look at you.

-Go wash up first. -Okay.

Hey, Bit-chae-woon.

You should say hello to your aunt.

Did you not see me?

Hello.

Hi.

What? I was going to go on a diet starting today.

Aunt!

I've missed you so much.

Me too.

Hae-deun.

You sweetie.

You're getting a call. Keep quiet.

-It's Ms. No in the States. -Really?

Put it to my ear.

Hello, Ms. No.

How have you been?

It's so sweet that you remember their birthday.

Sure. Thank you.

Of course, I remember.

You let us live here without paying the rent for maintenance.

I'm very grateful for that.

Yes.

We're getting ready to move out.

Okay, Ms. No.

Thank you. I'll talk to you later.

Mom.

Soon-jung, are we moving out?

Gosh, no.

-When? -Really?

-Gosh. -It's nothing.

-Next spring? -Yes.

Ms. No will come back to Korea around next fall for good.

She will tear down this house and build a new one before that.

Then we will have to move out.

-Where should we go? -Gosh.

We will figure it out. Don't worry.

Mom. Why did you not tell me sooner?

You've been busy working on the contest.

So I couldn't tell you.

Gosh, the japchae will get soggy.

-Hwak-se, I need your help. -Okay.

You all heard it, right? We should get ready.

Ready for what?

Chae-woon.

We are fine for now.

No way.

We have to save as much money as possible to move out.

You mean our apartment that we leased out?

To give back their deposit?

Well, yes.

Mom, did you tell the tenants that we will move in?

Sure. I did.

It's a small apartment though.

Are the semi-basement and upstairs rooms still vacant?

Yes. I put them up for rent, but…

A few people came to see the rooms, but to no avail.

You guys should help too.

You. Ask around and see if there's anyone looking for a place at your school.

Every penny matters.

Okay. I will.

Gosh. I should get ready too.

But where should I go?

What if you go abroad to study? What should we do without you?

Gosh.

It'll be great if things work out well and she gets to study abroad.

Chae-woon, don't worry.

We can get by on our own.

Let's just forget all about it for now

and get ready for the birthday party.

-Let's go, Hwak-se. You should hurry. -Yes. Let's move.

All right.

Let's blow. One, two, three.

-We blew them out in one go. -Congratulations.

-Congratulations. -Congratulations.

Gosh, that's a lot of candles.

Congratulations.

Today is the anniversary of Jang Eun-ho Francesco's death.

Let's pray for him to rest in peace.

This says the Almighty…

I'll send this to Jun-a.

You look pretty.

-Jae-hui. -Hello.

Look ahead.

Turn around.

It could've been bad.

Her efforts to go to the States could've been in vain.

I'm sure your dad helped her with it.

You always say it's all thanks to your husband.

Of course.

You're going to the States as soon as it's announced?

-Yes. -I guess so.

That's what the schedule says.

Don't count your chickens.

The results haven't been announced yet.

We can't be sure she will win it.

She also made it to the finals last year.

I'm sure she will win it this year.

Hae-deun is right.

Let's not count the chickens too soon.

She's right. We should be careful of everything we say.

All right.

We can't count our chickens, but we can still eat some noodles.

-Here. -My goodness.

Uncle, you're the best. It's my favorite kimchi noodles.

This is my gift for your birthday.

I don't like noodles.

Fine. You don't have to eat it if you don't like it.

Uncle, it tastes great.

You know I make good noodle dishes.

It's all about how you boil noodles.

Like how?

Once it brings to the boil,

you should put the noodles in a strainer.

Then rinse them in cold water.

The noodles will get startled and say, "It's cold. Turn off the AC."

And I say, "No. Wake up!"

The point is startling the noodles.

Let's eat.

HANMAEUM ADOPTION CENTER

My gosh.

What is it? Is it work again?

Yes.

-Goodness. -The day's over,

but they just won't leave her alone.

Hello?

Ms. Lee Bit-chae-woon?

It's Oh Byung-uk from Hanmaeum Adoption Center.

Isn't it amazing?

Yes. Hello.

Some people came to see us today.

They'd like to meet you.

They think you're their birth daughter.

-It's so good. -Isn't it delicious?

Did they see my post?

Why is she taking so long?

Her soup's getting cold.

-I'll go and scold her. -No.

Don't do that.

I don't get to have birthday soup on my birthday because of her.

Your seaweed soup's the best.

A contest is an exam of sorts. Eat your noodles.

I'll make you a pot of seaweed soup tomorrow.

I should heat this up.

Soon-jung, I'll do it.

Will you? Okay, then.

Okay. See you tomorrow.

If she wins the contest and moves out, I can have her room.

What was that about?

Work.

Hey.

Are you still looking for your birth parents?

Soon-jung doesn't know, does she?

That you're looking for them so eagerly?

Where will you go, Uncle?

Let's talk later.

That's why people say

one shouldn't take children in.

Don't you know she sacrificed her life to raise you?

You ungrateful thing.

You're just looking for the opportunity to find your birth parents.

What about you, Aunt?

Mom's supported you all her life, but you always

loses everything and comes back to her.

What did you just say?

This time again?

That Doctor Song or whatever.

You gave him all you had as if he was the one for you.

He took everything, didn't he?

What did I say? I told you to be careful--

Hey!

You scared me.

Keep quiet.

-What did you say? -What's going on?

Why are you fighting again?

Man-jung, I sent you to get warm soup.

Soon-jung.

This brat is just out of line.

She's been looking down on me and treating me like I was invisible.

Man-jung,

Chae-woon had a long, hard day today.

Let it go.

Soon-jung. She's not the only one having a hard time.

I'm having a hard time too!

Do you know who just called her?

It was…

Tell her, and I'll tell her that you lost the apartment.

That we have nowhere to move into.

What is it, Chae-woon? Who called you?

Did something happen at work today?

No.

Sorry, Auntie.

A lot happened today.

I was on edge.

Yes, Man-jung.

You let it go.

It's our birthday today.

And we're wishing Chae-woon good luck in her contest.

You let it go. Will you do that?

Auntie, let it go.

We all know how nasty Chae-woon is.

Watch it, Hae-deun.

Why are you fighting on such a good day?

Stop it and let's go eat.

Sorry, Soon-jung.

I'll bring some soup over.

Go eat.

-Let it go, okay? -Okay.

Let's go eat, Chae-woon.

Auntie.

Let it go.

Yes. We're doing well.

Everything's fine at work.

I miss you, son.

Not again, Mom.

Jang Jun-a, did you get married there? Why aren't you back?

Okay. Get back to work.

Take care, Jun-a.

I'll call you.

I'll call you soon. Bye.

You aren't crying, are you?

My heart will break if you cry.

Thank you so much for coming.

You're welcome.

My mother told me to act like your son until Jun-h comes back.

Is your mother well?

-She is. -Good.

I should get going.

Have dinner with us.

No, I have work to take care of.

You two can enjoy yourselves.

Drive safely, Mom.

-Bye. -Drive safely.

I will. Goodbye.

Yes. This is perfect.

As of this moment, you're mine.

Ms. Jang Seo-a, watch your manners and distance.

I don't want to.

You promised. What am I?

You're mine.

What am I?

What am I?

-This won't do. I'm off. -Wait.

You're my brother's friend.

Am I a man to you?

Am I a man to you?

You're just a friend.

Good.

Seo-a.

This is the only way I can see you freely.

I'm hungry. What shall we eat?

Whatever you want.

I love food with high calories. Can you handle it?

I can eat everything.

Okay. Don't get up tomorrow morning and whine that you've gained 2kg.

Let's go.

Let's go.

I'm hungry.

What will we eat?

They called after they saw the old post and photo that you uploaded.

You look a lot like their lost daughter.

My record says I came to an orphanage when I was two.

I stayed at the orphanage until I was five.

When the orphanage director got married,

she adopted me, and I've been with her until now.

If you want, we'll run the confirmation process

and arrange for you to meet them.

Is it really my parents this time?

That's why people say one shouldn't take children in.

You've been through a lot today.

You weren't asleep?

I am.

How can you talk if you are?

Because I'm your mom.

When my daughter comes in,

I talk even if I'm asleep.

That's a lie.

It's not.

You smell nice.

Chae-woon.

To tell the truth,

I already know.

That your aunt

lost our apartment.

You knew about that?

But I'll pretend not to know for the time being.

She must be as upset about it as we are.

The heart is what matters the most.

One shouldn't suffer because of money.

So don't blame her for that anymore.

I'm sure

things will work out.

Anyway, I really hope things work out between your aunt and Doctor Song.

You did well today.

I'm sorry, Mom.

Eun-ho,

are you doing well?

It's been ten years since you left us.

We're all doing well,

so don't worry.

All that matters is your well-being.

If you, by any chance,

cross paths with our Seo-yeon there, check in on her…

No.

It's too shameless to ask you of that.

Right?

I'm sorry.

I miss you, Seo-yeon.

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HANMAEUM ADOPTION CENTER

This will be the last time.

If they're not it, I'll give up.

I'll stop looking for them.

MY MOM

Yes, Mom.

Are you busy?

Yes, a little.

I'm downtown to buy a jacket for you.

What for? I already have a few.

I washed one of yours this morning, and the white substance wouldn't come off.

Besides, you only own two jackets.

I'm not sure about the size, so I'll try it on.

Check the photo I send you.

How pretty.

Next…

Yes?

Did you see the photos? Which one do you like?

I'll buy it myself later.

They won't offer discounts after today. So which one? Hurry up.

I need to get back to work, you know.

Which one?

The second one.

Okay, have a good day.

She chose the second one.

My daughter has good taste, you see.

It may not look that great on me,

but it would on her since she's tall and slender.

It'll definitely suit her.

This will be the last time.

HANMAEUM ADOPTION CENTER

Thanks to your support, many children have been placed with good foster parents.

It wouldn't have been possible without your help.

I hope our good relationship continues.

Thank you.

Ms. Kim. Let me take that.

Thank you. This is very precious to me…

Ms. Lee, welcome.

Hello, Mr. Oh.

She's over there.

Hello.

This is Ms. Lee Bit-chae-woon.

-And she's… -Hyo-jeong!

Hyo-jeong.

My goodness.

How have you been?

How on earth did you manage without your family?

My gosh.

Let me look at you.

I just bought it, my sweet daughter.

Ms. Kim,

is something wrong?

No.

It's just that…

something feels odd.

I don't know why,

but I feel sad.

This is pretty too.

Goodness.

This is so pretty.

It'll look great on my Chae-woon.

You should get it.

But she'll give me an earful if I buy this too.

Mom,

I'm sorry.

I guess they all grew up well although you stole one of them.

Please stop the bus!

The design contest.

I won!

-No way! -Chae-woon, you're the best!

So the old bats should step aside?

Isn't that what you meant?

-Hyo-jeong, is that you? -Who's Hyo-jeong?

Do you already have the test result?

What are you all doing here?

Find Lee Soon-jung once you get out.

She'll be your golden ticket.

Lee Bit-chae-woon?

The name's quite unique, isn't it?

What do you mean I'm no longer the winner?