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Ma'am,

why don't you have a seat first?

You still need to go through the paternity test,

so let me explain.

I have a favor to ask.

These are the dishes I wanted to make for you.

I lost you when you were so little that I never got a chance to.

Here.

Take your time and eat as much as you want.

Okay. Thank you.

It's good.

-Really? -Yes.

Take your time. Here.

MY MOM

I'll head back inside then.

Thank you.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIR

YOU HAVE 3 MISSED CALLS MY MOM

Hey, Mom.

I'm sorry, my daughter.

I keep bothering you, don't I?

Are you at the office?

Yes. Why do you ask?

That's great.

I'm in the neighborhood,

so I thought we could grab some lunch.

Why aren't you at work?

Didn't you say you had to hurry back?

Right. Well…

The thing is…

I lied.

Excuse me. Do you know where this place is?

This building?

-Do you see the building there? -Yes.

Okay. Have a nice day.

We're newly open. Please visit our restaurant.

Okay. I will visit when I get the chance.

Mom.

Sweetie.

You should've just rested at home. Why did you come?

Hang on.

Ta-da. Number two, right?

Yes.

Chae-woon, actually…

I bought this as well.

I thought you could wear this on an important occasion.

They had only one piece left.

There's someone who wants it, so I can return it if you don't like it.

-The clerk said… -Do you believe her?

She just said that to sell this to you.

No, she really meant it.

She said she'd get in trouble.

Just take a look.

It looks great on you.

You look pretty.

You're here to have lunch. Let's go.

-Do you like it? -Yes. Let's go.

Why did you not have lunch until this hour?

That's not good for your stomach.

Let's go.

-Enjoy. -Thank you.

Gosh, the ox knee soup is expensive.

I want to eat it.

Why? Are you feeling weak these days?

No.

Gosh, it's okay.

You should eat it.

-Here. Have this. -Gosh.

Just this one.

Mom.

You shouldn't eat lunch this late.

-Eat up now. -Okay.

Eat it with a lot of rice. Go ahead and eat.

Slow down.

It tastes good.

It's really good, isn't it?

Yes.

It's delicious.

I will give you a ride.

It's okay.

You look pretty.

You look stunning in anything.

-What are you doing? -Take a taxi.

No. I can take the bus.

The bus is coming. I should go.

-See you, Bit-chae-woon. -Mom.

Mom.

Mom.

Mom.

Gosh, it won't take long.

Okay.

I love you.

Okay.

Bye.

Bit-chae-woon,

you're a horrible daughter.

Chae-woon has been through a lot.

I hope things will go well for her this time.

Gosh.

Gosh, that woman…

I'm right, aren't I?

I know quite a lot about your family.

That woman… She…

Sir, please stop the bus!

I'm getting off here. Please stop for a moment.

I'm so sorry.

Excuse me.

Ma'am.

Ma'am, do you remember me?

We met at the park the other day.

-What? What do you mean? -Wait.

You know me, right?

Who are you? How do you know me?

What's the matter with you? I don't know you.

-What a weird woman. -Ma'am.

My gosh.

I'm sure it's her.

Gosh, you've had your day.

I can't believe you got caught.

I didn't get caught. I played dumb.

I said I didn't know her,

and she just stepped back like that.

Hey, Boss will be released soon.

We must work on her, rake it in, and run before he's out.

Are you sure it will be okay?

What if he finds out you betrayed him and retaliates later?

He's no longer the Park Pil-hong he used to be.

He's like a spent force now.

What?

-My goodness. -Hello.

Hey, you.

Hey!

-Hey. -Where are you going?

Darn it! Let go of me.

How rude you are.

Why don't you stay out of it?

What do you mean?

The thing you're working on now.

About Samgwang Villa.

How do you know that?

Is it Pil-hong?

Why aren't you doing things as you're told?

Pil-hong seems quite displeased.

Does Pil-hong know?

He won't let this slide. What are you going to do?

Whatever you do,

it's all about making judgments and choices.

Right?

Really?

She acted like she knew a lot about you the other day,

but pretended not to know you today?

Yes.

What did she say when you met her at the park?

It's just that…

I guess they all grew up well

although you stole one of them.

She said she used to work

at the same orphanage as me.

But it turned out I didn't even know the orphanage.

Then it might be one of these three cases.

First, she's your hidden creditor.

Gosh, she's not a creditor.

Chae-woon and I paid off all our debts.

Right. You did.

All right. Second,

she might be the birthmother of Chae-woon, Hae-deun, or Ra-hun,

or something close to her.

Then why did she say that I stole…

What?

Nothing, Hwak-se.

So what's the third?

Third. The third possibility is…

that she's just crazy.

-What? -There are a lot of crazy people.

They seem just fine,

but they just sneak up on you

and tell you something serious to scare you.

Then they just say, "Are you surprised? Just kidding." And they run away.

My gosh, you're unbelievable.

That's just ridiculous.

So I'm just saying it's nothing serious.

Since you adopted three children, there have been a lot of people

who tried to pull some tricks on you.

This is just the same thing.

Don't worry. You know whom you have on your side.

I, Hwak-se, am on your side.

Gosh, I have to go see a doctor.

What for?

For my throat. Occupational hazard.

My gosh. You should be careful, Hwak-se.

-Are you all right? -Darn.

-Goodness. Okay, see you. -I'll get going.

My goodness.

Gosh.

Yes, sir. I will send you the estimate right away.

The forehead?

-The koala. -What are you doing here?

We finished this already.

Right. I saw it. It looks good.

Since I touched it too, I just wanted to check.

The second floor will be done by tomorrow.

All right, then. Have a good day.

Wait. Did your head not hurt?

I guess you were fine.

You know what?

After you head-butted me yesterday, I've been having a headache.

I see shooting stars wherever I look.

Look at you. You're not okay either.

Is it your left or right side of the brain?

It's not your head?

Does your stomach hurt? Let's see.

How dare you touch me? Darn you.

Why is your stomach so hard? What did you eat earlier?

Let me see.

What are you doing?

Darn you.

That's not normal. And you're sweating.

I had too much to eat.

Relax.

It's a bad case of indigestion.

Get some medicine from a pharmacy, okay?

And don't eat so much!

You must discuss the pre-recording schedule with their manager.

Yes. I'll put you through to management.

Hae-deun.

-To the practice room. -Okay.

WORLD TOUR: SEATTLE, LOS ANGELES, MALAYSIA

They're touring the world already?

Hae-deun.

Hey, Se-mi. Hello.

Why are you here?

You were fired as a trainee long ago.

Well, I…

She works in the office now.

You work in the office?

That's so funny.

Your song's nice and so is the choreography.

I wish you lot the best of luck.

"You lot"?

You can't call us that now.

We're our agency's most successful group.

We earn the money to pay your salary.

Do you? I had no idea.

Your name doesn't show when my salary's deposited.

What? So you're still as weird.

Yes. That's my charm. You know that.

Don't you regret it so badly?

You should've tried harder back then.

If you'd gotten on my good side, you wouldn't have gotten kicked out.

Your temper's a problem, isn't it?

Se-mi.

Yes?

You're so consistent and that's a problem.

You can't sing or dance, and you're a brat.

Most critically, you have no charm.

No wonder Ra-hun dumped you long ago.

Hey! Come here!

Hey. Just ignore it.

-Hey! Come here! -Don't.

Stop right there!

-Let it go. -Hey!

SPECIALIST APPLICATION

Why did you suddenly quit the hospital in Jeju Island?

For a personal reason.

What was that reason?

It's personal.

I didn't get the job again.

I crave alcohol.

What?

Auntie.

What are you doing here?

It's so good to see you.

I'm here because too much singing stressed out my vocal cords.

I didn't ask and I don't care.

Auntie. Aunt…

Don't call me that.

People might think I'm really your aunt.

You're weird.

What else should I call?

Why is she here when she looks well enough to kill an ox?

FINANCIAL SUMMARY FOR SECOND HALF OF 2020

Our competitors are growing at a fearsome rate.

Sir.

Don't worry too much.

We're still the industry's unchanging number one…

Don't you know this is when we must be on our toes?

Mr. Jung Min-seok.

Why do you think our competitors are doing so well?

According to my analysis, this is what they have in common.

The chairman's child

or a young professional businessman took over

to implement a more aggressive business plan.

So?

Are you saying the oldies should step aside?

I wasn't talking about you, sir.

-The industry these days… -What?

You were talking about me?

Well…

The boss is coming.

How dare Jung Min-seok humiliate me in public?

What do you think, Mr. Sung?

I don't think he meant to…

Jung Min-seok.

He's coming for my job.

Who made him what he is now? I did!

-Am I right or not? -You're right, sir.

Min-jae. What's wrong with your husband?

He yells about almost anything

and acts like he's the victim of everything.

Is it a midlife crisis?

Let him be.

He's been hysteric his whole life,

and every part of him feeds his victim mentality.

You should know by now.

Mom.

Jae-hui.

Jae-hui's visiting today.

My gosh.

Hello? Min-seok?

Is he busy?

-It was Uncle? -Yes.

Jae-hui. My dear son.

How have you been?

Your son is always well.

Your skin's rough.

How? Where?

My skin's always smooth, like yours.

By the way, how come you get prettier each day?

This would feel so outdone.

Jae-hui!

Excuse me now, sir.

Are you pleased?

-Pardon? -In front of the executives,

you humiliated me and my son. Are you pleased?

When did I humiliate you?

That's what you meant.

"Successful companies these days are run by successors

who obediently learned the business and took over."

"Woo Jung-hoo, you lost control of your only son and let him leave."

"What are you doing, you stupid idiot?"

-That's what you meant. -"Idiot"?

Wait, Jung-hoo.

You read too deeply and broadly between the lines…

Isn't that the same thing?

I apologize.

How many years has it been already?

Why does my only son have to live away from home because of his father?

They say the more precious the child, the less control you must have.

Is that what we're doing?

How could he kick out his own son?

No one kicked me out. I left of my own accord.

Because I couldn't stand Dad.

It's the same thing.

Your dad caused you to leave.

Mom.

You need to enjoy living your own life now.

What is this?

You tiptoed around Dad your whole married life.

Whenever I think of you, I feel…

Okay.

I feel too distraught to eat.

Don't worry.

I'll manage to live my own life.

That's what you always say. When?

My gosh.

Is it good?

It's Dad. Just a moment.

I'M IN A MEETING. I'LL CALL YOU BACK LATER.

He can't always be in a meeting.

JERK

Hello?

Put Jae-hui on.

Pardon?

He's right next to you. Put him on. I'm watching you.

Can you please stop doing this?

Why would the son you kicked out be next to me right now?

You're not watching anything at all.

How is Jae-hui doing these days anyway?

How would I know that when you told me not to call him?

As if.

Is there any talk about him struggling with finances?

That he's staying at a cheap motel at a discount long-term rate?

I just hope he loses everything and learns a lesson.

My goodness. It's so annoying.

Honey.

Did something upset you at work?

Please watch your temper a bit.

Your blood pressure is already high enough.

Why you…

I'm sorry, but I don't think you'll be a good fit here.

You've heard you're a bit aggressive, right?

So what if I'm aggressive?

A doctor only needs to be good with her patients.

Darn it.

Yes, Hae-deun.

Why do you sound upset?

You have weird taste, don't you?

This isn't my scene, so let's just grab a drink.

What's the fun in drinking without dancing to go with it?

-Hi, Hae-deun. -Hi.

-When will Uncle Hwak-se be on? -Soon.

-Hey, Hae-deun. -That was incredible.

But my voice wasn't in its best condition today.

-What do you think, Auntie? -Great. Very good. Spectacular.

This is twice in one day for us, right? We met at a hospital earlier.

Why were you there?

-To see a friend. -Mr. Jung, stop right there

-and come this way. -Yes.

Bring Auntie here our special bar snacks.

Enjoy as much as you want. It'll all be on me.

You must be Hwak-se's aunt.

Hello, I'm Mr. Jung. I'll be back with your snacks.

I'm not your aunt, am I?

So why do you keep calling me that?

Besides, you're the one dressed like a sissy.

-Sorry? -Why would you address me as your aunt?

-I was only… -Call me your mom, why don't you?

I would never say that.

Wang Se-mi.

Ra-hun, is this for real?

Are you rejecting me?

No, it's not like that at all.

You're my sister's friend, so…

It's the same thing!

How could you reject me

when I treated you to meals and was nice to you?

Don't you think you'll regret it once I make it big?

Lee Ra-hun, you'll regret this for sure.

You'll regret this!

Could she be getting back at Hae-deun because of it?

Why couldn't Hae-deun become a success too?

My poor sister.

Hae-deun, do you feel better now?

-Yes, I'm fine now. -Just like me,

you never hold things in for too long.

Wang Se-mi, just you wait until I find my birth parents.

Hey.

Have you been searching for your birth parents too?

Why? Is someone else at it as well?

Is it Ra-hun?

No, not Ra-hun.

Auntie, you can't tell my mom or my sister.

They'll think I'm betraying them trying to find my birth parents.

I don't know about your mom, but Bit-chae-woon won't think that way.

Why wouldn't she when she's the most loyal of us all?

Whatever you say.

Why though? Did something happen?

-No. -Hyo-jeong, is that you?

It's not.

She's running late.

Ma'am, are you waiting for someone?

Yes, for a young lady who lives here.

The only two young ladies who live here are me and my sister.

-Do you qualify as "young" too? -Come on.

Were you waiting for me?

Hyo-jeong.

How did you know to come here?

Why is she calling you Hyo-jeong?

She's Bit-chae-woon, not Hyo-jeong.

She's already coming to your house?

Did the test results already come out?

-It's not like that. -We…

-Soon-jung! -Mom!

Who on earth parked their handcart here?

What are you two doing over there?

We went by Uncle Hwak-se's club today.

What for?

Let me throw this out for you.

But it's not like you to offer.

Is there any food at home? How about some soup?

-I'd like some. -Let's head inside.

-Come on. -What's with you two?

-Let's go. -I'm hungry, that's all.

-Do you have any soup? -Stop it.

Go inside. Can I get something to eat?

Hyo-jeong, wait.

I'm not Hyo-jeong!

I'm sorry about that.

I couldn't let my family see you.

I'm sorry.

I just wanted to see how you were living.

I fully understand

how you feel,

but we shouldn't meet like this until the DNA test results are out.

I just feel so sorry for my mom.

Right.

I already knew

that I didn't need the DNA test results.

Hyo-jeong!

Because at first sight,

I could tell that she wasn't my birth mother.

She probably felt it too.

Get home safely then.

Fine.

Chae-woon.

-Are you just getting home? -Mom.

Why are you outside?

The night air was fresh.

I guess my luck doubled.

I was able to enjoy the fresh air and greet you.

But it's cold outside.

Gosh, I'm fine.

Let's head inside then. Good job on another tough day.

Right.

Find Lee Soon-jung once you get out of jail.

She knows where my daughter is.

She could be raising her herself.

I must find my daughter. She's my golden ticket, you see.

Lee Bit-chae-woon.

So?

Is that why you told me to come to your room?

To argue with me on this?

Yes. How could you have been searching for your birth parents behind our backs?

Lower your voice.

Mom might hear you.

How could you do this?

You've been searching too.

You'd constantly imagine your real parents being loaded.

I may have thought that, but I never looked for them.

It's the same thing!

-You can be horrible, you know. -What?

I'm home.

Ra-hun, you're home.

I bet it was tough studying until late in the evening.

-Goodness. -Right.

What's this smell though?

Gosh, it's your feet.

Your feet never smelled like this.

What?

I played foot volleyball with my friends after lunch.

It's like you're still in high school.

-Anyway, go and wash up. -Sure.

Hold on.

How can it smell like that

with just a game of foot volleyball?

Ra-hun, could there be an issue with your health again?

Maybe we should see a doctor.

Of course not. I'm super healthy now, you know.

-Feel my muscles. -Hae-deun!

What was that?

Are those two arguing?

Soon-jung, there's something I need to talk about.

-But… -Get up there.

-Go up? -Man-jung, wait.

Soon-jung. Soon-jung?

Can I stay in the empty room on the second floor

until you find a new tenant?

What?

Aren't you going back to Jeju Island?

You see. Let me tell you about that.

A traitor?

Yes, you're a traitor!

Are you guys arguing?

-Could you hear us? -Yes!

How am I a traitor?

Searching for my birth parents could lead me down a dangerous path.

How am I a traitor when I'm taking that risk?

Why are you even looking for your birth parents then?

Keep it down, will you?

Why did you look for them then?

It's because you wanted to leave us, right?

-Hey! -Hey!

How can the hospital construction take this long?

Have things taken a wrong turn between you and Dr. Song?

-No, that's not it. -Hey!

-Soon-jung. -Are you kidding me?

Stop. Let me go.

-Soon-jung, at least hear me out. -Let go.

Let me stay in the room upstairs.

Can you two stop it? That's enough!

Why did I look for my birth parents?

Why?

Because I wanted to see their faces.

I wanted to see what kind of worthless people abandoned their own kid.

I just wanted to see what they looked like.

-Bit-chae-woon… -Soon-jung, let's talk!

Get in here.

You get in here too.

Ra-hun, who on earth are arguing?

My gosh. It's so loud.

Where are Chae-woon and Hae-deun?

The two of them?

They were talking earlier, but now they must be asleep.

What?

Bit-chae-woon and Hae-deun,

are you two arguing?

Get down here. Now.

What's wrong, Mom?

Where's Chae-woon?

Chae-woon? She's sleeping.

She always drifts off with a facial mask on.

They were being good sisters, so why would you accuse them of arguing?

Do your ears ring? Maybe I should take a look.

Could you please be good to one another?

What is it that I hate the most?

-Us arguing. -Us arguing.

Unbelievable.

Make sure Chae-woon is properly beneath the covers.

-Got it. -Sure.

Did you wash your feet?

Not yet.

Then get to it.

I thought someone was cooking cheonggukjang,

but it was you?

-Take that! -Not again.

Can I stay in the room on the second floor then?

-Until you find a tenant. -My gosh.

Why do you keep ignoring me?

Chae-woon, why do you only think that your birth parents abandoned you?

There could've been a reason for it.

Or you could've been kidnapped.

If I were kidnapped, how could Mom have raised me?

Maybe you got away from your kidnapper

and someone placed you at the orphanage.

Even as a kid, you probably had your way with the grown-ups.

I'm sure you easily escaped from your kidnappers.

Are you asleep? Gosh.

I wonder where my parents could be.

I doubt they abandoned me.

I really doubt it.

Whatever.

Are you done arguing?

Shut it and go away.

Wait, that's my spot.

Move aside.

I don't want to!

Sorry, sis.

But she won't let me have my spot.

-You can lie down here. -Exactly. Get over there.

But I want to snuggle beside you too.

Doesn't this remind you of the old days?

You're spitting.

Ra-hun, did you wash your feet?

-Yes, a hundred times. -What the…

Hey!

Darn it.

Hae-deun, move over there. You're crushing me.

No! I'm scared!

Then face me instead.

No. You have to be behind me.

That's how I can stay safe since I don't have eyes in the back of my head.

Me too.

You guys are the reason why I stay here.

Actually, not you guys.

It's because of Mom.

Actually, it's for my sake.

My Chae-woon must've been devastated once again.

I'm sure she hoped to finally meet her birth mother this time.

Are you here to see someone?

Jung-won.

What do I do?

I…

did something I should never have done to you.

She's so adorable.

PEEK-A-BOO

She's cute.

So lovely.

Seo-yeon…

Ms. Jung, you've got a package.

This is our latest dress for the new season.

My friend, stay stylish even at home.

Jung-won.

"Jung-won."

Is she a high school girl or what?

It looks pretty.

Did your friend send it again?

The president of LX Group, right?

You must be really happy.

I'm going to go grocery shopping.

Okay.

"Stay stylish even at home."

Does she mean I look lame because I stay home?

Why does she have to say every word

in the most annoying way?

SNOBBY

Look at her.

She always walks around with some underlings like that.

Jung-won.

Min-jae.

Have you been doing well?

I brought some side dishes.

You sent me all those fancy clothes, and I felt bad.

You don't have to do this.

Thank you.

Why aren't you wearing the outfit I sent you?

Well…

Jung-won.

I appreciate that you send me all the good clothes.

But I want you to stop it now. I'm here to tell you that.

Why? Does it make you uncomfortable?

It's no big deal. We are friends.

It's not like that.

They are really not my style.

I know you're professional in fashion,

but I have my own style and taste.

You send me the fancy clothes, but I never wear them.

So I feel bad about it.

I see. You should've told me sooner.

How could I when I knew my friend was enjoying doing it?

And

I think gift-giving and doing a favor is all about self-satisfaction.

It makes you think you are generous.

It's because you're afraid of your husband, isn't it?

Min-jae, I hope you can be more confident at home

and wear good clothes without worrying about him.

Hey! I do wear good clothes.

You think only your clothes are good ones?

Why don't you respect my own style?

Why are you laughing?

Fine. I appreciate your style. Are you happy now?

I won't send you clothes again.

Thank you for understanding.

By the way, what is all this?

They are wild vegetables from local producers.

I seasoned them with fresh perilla oil.

You'll enjoy them.

That sounds like a lot of work. Thank you.

That's not my food style though.

-I'll see you around. -Okay.

-Bye. -Bye.

She never gives ground.

I shouldn't have come.

Really?

Okay. Thank you.

-What? -My gosh.

What's wrong?

Did you overeat again?

What should we do with your appetite? Relax.

Hey, hold on. What's wrong? What is it?

-Gosh. -What's going on?

-I won. -Win what?

The design contest.

I won it!

Really? Congratulations!

Guys, Ms. Lee won the design contest.

Give her a big hand.

-Congratulations. -Congratulations.

Grand award?

You mean, first place?

Really?

Yes, Mom.

Yes.

I just got a call.

Gosh, Chae-woon. Then are you going to the States?

Yes.

That's great!

Ms. Lee, what's going on?

She won. My daughter won, ma'am!

She won!

Congratulations!

Really? That's amazing!

Yes!

Are you serious? She's the best!

She's the best! Yes!

-Congratulations! -Congratulations!

-Congratulations. -Congratulations.

It's finally happening.

When you failed in the finals last time,

the whole family walked on eggshells around you.

Right.

Eggshells, my foot.

You guys didn't even care about it.

Do you think it's easy to pretend to be indifferent?

We were just being considerate.

-Okay? -All right.

There you go again. Eat your meat before it gets cold.

Here.

-That mean brat. -All right. Soon-jung.

Why don't you give a speech?

It can be a congratulatory address or anything.

Gosh, why would I do that?

Let's just eat.

Gosh.

Well done, my dear.

Thank you, Mom.

I should thank you.

This is nice.

Thank you, guys.

For putting up with my filthy temper.

-For being patient. -So you know that.

You little…

If Bit-chae-woon goes to train, I can go to New York too.

-Yes. Me too. -My gosh.

She can barely handle herself. Don't you think of burdening her.

Yes, Hae-deun. Do hold back.

-She'll get a room to stay in. -Yes.

-I can sleep on the floor. -Yes.

-I'll live on a hamburger a day. -Yes.

Who knows? I might nab a handsome New Yorker.

That's very possible.

Come on.

Men in New York have standards, you know.

Uncle. What does that mean?

You should worry about yourself.

Worry about yourself.

-That's right. -What's wrong with me?

Poor you.

Chae-woon won it

Good for her

SAMGWANG VILLA

Don't overdo it.

Don't worry. It doesn't suit you anyway.

Lift your chin a bit. More, like this.

Bit-chae-woon, your skin's terrible. Do something. This isn't womanly at all.

Watch it. That's hot!

Sorry.

Are you trying to burn my hair off?

No, I'm trying to make it look good. Look this way.

Then I can't do her makeup.

-Don't take it out on me. -Get off me.

-You did that already! -Stay still.

-Is this right? -Hey.

Are you ready?

Chae-woon.

I ironed this.

Mom! You bought it for her? What about me?

Come on. I'll buy you something next time, Hae-deun.

It's pretty.

You look lovely, Chae-woon.

CONGRATULATIONS ON WINNING

My goodness.

It's an important day, so I borrowed it from a friend.

A ribbon? Is someone getting married?

Uncle. This is too much.

No. I think it's pretty. It's lovely, Uncle.

Yes, this is way wrong, Uncle.

It's really over the top. What is this?

-Don't. -What? Over the what?

Over the top. Excessive.

Then…

Then I'll take it off.

My gosh…

Just this. Just this one.

Get in. Let's get going.

-I can't get in this. -Get in.

Goodbye. That is too gaudy, though.

-Mom. -Mom.

Why are you crying again?

I was wondering why you weren't crying.

You did well to hold back until she left.

Let's go inside.

-Let's go inside. -Let's go.

-You poor thing. -Don't cry.

My dear sister.

CONTEST SUBMISSION

Chae-woon's dream came true.

Good for you.

-Soon-jung. -What?

I'll take the upstairs room now. I'll start cleaning.

Share my room.

What if the young man comes back?

Sharing your room is way too uncomfortable.

And that man won't return since he's three months behind on rent.

-You should know better. The room's mine. -Wait, Man-jung.

-Don't follow me. -Man-jung.

Don't.

How was your business trip to Milano?

It went okay. Let's talk in the meeting.

What do I do today?

Before lunch, you'll award the contest winners.

Here's the list.

After the awards ceremony, you'll talk with the winners.

Ms. Kim has other plans so can't attend.

Bit-chae-woon…

Lee Bit-chae-woon?

It's a unique name, isn't it?

I'm sorry.

So that's why…

I don't remember seeing this name before.

It was a blind screening, so you wouldn't have seen it.

LX FASHION DESIGN CONTEST AWARDS CEREMONY

Ms. Lee Bit-chae-woon?

Yes.

My win was annulled?

One of the judges voiced the possibility of plagiarism.

I apologize. We should've checked more thoroughly.

I didn't plagiarize.

Let me meet with that judge.

I'll explain.

We can't reveal our judges' identities.

But the judge provided compelling evidence,

and the other judges agreed.

That's why we decided to cancel your win.

LX FASHION DESIGN CONTEST AWARDS CEREMONY

EXCELLENCE AWARD

Grand Prize, Kim Dae-won.

-Congratulations. -Thank you.

GRAND PRIZE

Plagiarism?

That's absurd.

What should I do?

What should I do?

To prove I didn't plagiarize.

To prove it's not true.

I can't see. I can't see the steps.

Hey. Why are you back?

It was here.

It was somewhere here.

Hey. What's the matter?

Auntie.

Did you see what was here?

The books and sketchbooks…

Weren't you throwing those out?

I gave them to the scrap collector.

With the stuff from the upstairs room.

-I wasn't throwing them out! -You weren't?

When?

-Earlier! -What time was that?

If I prove I've had the idea since I was young,

I can clear my name.

I will prove it.

Mister. Where's the scrap paper you collected today?

The scrap paper? Over there.

Thank you.

I'll find it.

I'll find it.

I found it!

I found it!

My gosh, thank you.

The Design Team has a workshop today, so they all headed out about an hour ago.

Where is it?

I can't reveal that information.

Please tell me.

I have something to prove, you see.

Please come back on Monday.

Then

at least give me the number of the one in charge of the contest.

I'm sorry.

Please. I'm not a threat to anyone.

I just need to hand this over to them.

You can't make a scene here. Please leave.

-Please. Just this once. -Let us escort you out.

I need to prove it as fast as possible.

Time is not on my side.

-Ms. Kim, you're getting soaked. -It's fine.

The CEO of LX Fashion?

I was hoping for the two of us to enjoy a quiet dinner,

but you only have time for Jae-hui.

You never even came to see me after your business trip.

I'm sorry, Mom.

I'll go straight home after dinner.

Okay. I love you, Mom.

Hey.

-Father! -Seo-a.

-Have you been well? -Of course.

Gosh.

It sure is pouring today.

Hello?

-Welcome back, Ms. Kim. -Has it been a quiet day?

Yes, ma'am.

Yes?

I'm Lee Bit-chae-woon.

Could I please talk to Ms. Kim?

What's going on?

Someone's at the door asking for you.

I'll send her away.

She's not home.

If you don't stop, I'll call security.

My win at the design contest was canceled today.

I'm falsely accused of plagiarism.

I'm here to prove it wrong.

Right here.

I even have proof.

Ms. Kim, please let me talk to you.

I saw you go in just now.

-I'll… -Just a second.

Hello, ma'am.

What is this about?

I'm sorry for coming here unannounced. I…

Your win was canceled due to plagiarism?

-Yes. -I was never informed of that.

But it was.

And I swear that my work wasn't plagiarized.

So I brought proof to prove it wrong…

The proof…

-The proof… -My gosh.

Hey!

Hey, are you okay?

Mom…

Peek-a-boo!

My Seo-yeon.

Hey.

You should be the one to quit, not our housekeeper.

What are you doing here, Mom?

That jerk!

Jeez, this is where Hae-deun works. What do I do?

Hey, mister!

Why didn't you inform me?

-Do you know this girl? -It's her.

The one who dropped out of middle school after bullying me.

Seo-a?

Ms. Cho!

There's something I must show you.

No matter how long it takes, I'll prove my innocence.