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Ms. Jang.

Hey, what are you doing here?

Na-ro.

Director Jang asked me to come over.

Na-ro?

Ms. Jang, are you all right?

Chae-woon, get in the car.

Hey.

Get out.

Na-ro.

I won't do anything wrong.

You two get out.

Mr. Lee.

You should get off work now.

You don't have to work late every night.

It's okay, Mr. Yoo.

I'm just thankful to Mr. Woo and you for letting me work here.

I'll clean this up before I leave.

Okay. I'll go check over there.

Mr. Woo Jae-hui, express delivery.

I'll get it.

Thank you, Mr. Lee.

-Hello. -Thank you.

-Bye. -Bye.

RECIPIENT: WOO JAE-HUI

SENDER: MAPO POLICE STATION, KIM MIN-CHEOL

Please put it in the mailbox.

Okay.

Please come in.

Please come in.

No. I was just passing by.

Excuse me for a moment then.

Okay.

Have a seat.

It's been a long time, Mr. Woo.

I heard your business is doing well.

Thank you.

It's all thanks to your concern.

Is Min-jae doing well?

Sure. She's fine.

So what are you doing here?

It's odd.

My son, Jae-hui, is renting a room here.

So I stopped by to see him.

Really?

That's strange.

How is it possible?

When Mr. Woo first moved in,

I didn't know he was Ms. Jung's son.

I guess we were destined to meet.

Please have a seat, Mr. Woo.

Okay. Thank you.

So what brings you here at this late hour?

Well… I was just…

I guess you're here to meet Ms. Lee's daughter.

Do you know her?

Bit-chae-woon?

Yes. I feel bashful to say this,

but my son, Jae-hui, is dating her.

Do you mind if I tell her about that?

Sure.

So I got to know some important stuff.

Is that so?

That's odd.

I thought Jae-hui was dating Seo-a.

As far as I know, they weren't dating.

What do you…

Well, I'm pretty sure.

It's true that they weren't dating.

My son and your grandson Jun-a have been close friends since childhood.

That's why Seo-a was attached to Jae-hui, but it's nothing more than that.

Actually, I'm sure.

By the way, Ms. Lee's daughter turned out to be your granddaughter.

I guess your family and mine are meant to be together anyway.

You must be happy to get your lost grandchild back.

Well, yes.

Ms. Lee's daughter… I mean, Bit-chae-woon.

I know very well that she's nice and upright.

My goodness.

-Here. -You know I hate ginger tea--

Gosh, I love this ginger tea.

I'm glad to have it again.

Please try it, Ms. Lee.

Ms. Lee made this herself.

It's very aromatic and tasty.

It feels like it prevents a cold already.

Where are you? Have my car ready.

I already said what I wanted to say.

I should get going now.

Mr. Woo, are you leaving too?

I'd like to see Jae-hui before I leave.

There's something I need to tell him.

Jae-hui said he'd come home soon.

I see.

All right, then.

You don't have to see me out.

Goodbye, ma'am.

I'll see you again, ma'am.

All right.

Say hi to Min-jae for me.

I will.

Mr. Woo.

What happened?

Are your memories back?

I'm sorry.

I got them back when I was in the hospital.

I was going to tell you the other day, but when I met you and the other tenants,

I missed the time I spent here as James.

So I couldn't bring myself to tell you the truth.

I'm sorry.

It's okay, Mr. Woo. Please don't be sorry.

I totally understand.

Do you?

Thank you.

Let me…

I'll get you some more ginger tea.

Thank you so much.

Darn it. Why did Min-jae's husband show up there?

I wanted to tell him to teach his son better,

but I didn't want to admit that Seo-a got dumped.

Right. I wonder if Soon-jung

told him anything ridiculous.

Mr. Park, what's taking you so long?

Darn, you're frustrating.

Come right away.

I should fire him.

I don't like both my secretary and driver.

It's her.

Ms. Lee.

Gosh, hello.

It's me, Min-jae.

From next door. It's quite a surprise to see you here.

Min-jae?

Are you Min-jae?

Yes, Ms. Lee.

I heard you're the chairwoman.

I saw you during the event at Jung-won's company,

but I didn't get to say hello to you.

Are you well?

Why? Do I look awful?

Gosh, no.

You still have fair skin.

Everyone says Jung-won is pretty because she takes after you.

If she looked just like me,

she would've won the Miss Korea pageant.

But she takes after her dad.

I know.

What a strange day.

I ran into you and your husband on the same day.

Pardon?

By the way, what brings you here?

I'm sorry, ma'am. Your car is ready.

I'm busy, so I should get going.

Please take care.

It's one thing after another.

Both me and my husband?

Did she run into Jung-hoo?

I should get going then.

Aren't you going to wait for your son?

Well…

Actually, that was a lie.

What? My gosh.

I was afraid

the chairwoman would say something unpleasant to you if I left.

-I see. -Yes.

Did I get in the way when you two had something important to discuss?

Not at all, Mr. Woo.

Thank you.

Then did you really drop by on your way past?

Actually,

that was a lie too.

My gosh.

Sitting still in my office makes me think of my time here.

So I came by hoping to see Hwak-se.

I see.

Hwak-se went out today.

He should be back soon.

Well…

Would you mind not telling the Samgwang Villa residents

that I regained my memories so I can tell them myself?

I have the yearning or greed if you can call it that,

to drop by whenever I please.

If that's okay with you.

Of course, it is.

I understand how you feel.

I think your son didn't tell me your memories were back

because he wanted you to come here

whenever you wanted.

Yes. I believe so.

Then Mr. Woo, I'll keep my mouth shut for the time being.

Thank you.

That must be Hwak-se.

-Maybe. -Excuse me.

-My gosh. -Gosh.

Soon-jung.

Ms. Jung.

The gate was open, so I just came in.

Hey, Min-jae.

-I came to see Hwak-se… -He came to see Hwak-se…

Fancy seeing you here. It's nice to see you, Jung-hoo.

I'm here because I'm so thankful for what you did, Soon-jung.

After what you did for Jae-hui and Jung-hoo,

I never got to thank you properly.

I suddenly felt bad and decided to drop by. But…

I'm glad you came, Ms. Jung.

-Have a seat. -Yes, you should.

Your son isn't home yet.

Isn't he?

My gosh. Thank you.

Have a seat, please.

You already had tea.

I'll come by another time.

I think I was too impulsive.

My emotions are all over the place these days.

It's like I'm pubescent again.

Still, you came all the way here.

Why don't you have some tea?

Yes, do that. Ms. Lee's tea is delicious.

I had two cups already.

My goodness, did you?

Then I really must come at another time.

Ginger tea must be making waves in your stomach, James.

If I stay for tea, you must have more.

That's not it.

What do you mean it's making waves?

Why do I keep switching back and forth?

Jang Seo-a. Do you feel better now?

I'm fine.

I'll come in to greet Ms. Kim.

As you wish.

Hwang Na-ro.

Go home now.

Since I came all the way here,

I'd like to greet Ms. Kim too.

Just go home.

Come in, Mr. Hwang.

Let's go inside.

Hello.

Seo-a, what happened? Are you okay?

Yes.

-Hello, Ms. Kim. -Hi, Jae-hui.

Hello, Ms. Kim.

Mr. Hwang took me here.

Since he came,

I thought he should greet you before he leaves.

Seo-a, did you have a drink again?

I tried not to.

But something got me angry.

Were you all together?

No. Seo-a and I met up first, then somehow we all just…

I met them by coincidence.

I was in the area for work.

I'll leave, then.

Mr. Hwang, you've never been here, have you?

Stay for some tea.

Can he, Mom?

Of course, he can. Sit over here.

No.

Mr. Hwang and I will drink alone.

We have to talk.

Shall we go to the balcony?

Sure.

Seo-a.

Let's drink here together.

Ms. Cho, bring us some tea.

Seo-a.

Thank you.

I met up with her because I was worried about her for many reasons.

Did she suddenly fly into a rage?

Yes.

You must've been flustered.

She was fine for a while, but she's acting up again.

I'm worried about her, you see.

I bet you are.

I didn't even get to tell you properly about seeing Chae-woon.

I'm sorry, Ms. Kim.

It feels odd to hear you say something like this.

Why didn't you give me a head's up that you'd meet Jae-hui?

Then I'd have come earlier.

Why should I do that?

Are we that close?

How long must I stay?

You must know.

Until Woo Jae-hui leaves?

I like how quick-witted you are.

But

sometimes,

that gives me the chills.

That's a bit too much.

Can't you think more positively of me?

Na-ro is a bad person. He was even convicted of fraud.

The closer I keep you, the more worried Jae-hui will be.

I'll try to think more positively of you.

Since you're trying,

I'd like you to see me as who I am.

Not as bait to shake Woo Jae-hui with.

If I see you as who you are, what's next?

Next?

After then,

I hope you'll like me

the same way I like you.

Are you working on what you promised me?

Kicking Bit-chae-woon out.

I'm waiting for the right time.

Bit-chae-woon will leave this house very soon.

You should go now, Mr. Hwang.

No. Why don't we stay here a little longer?

We braved the cold so far.

Right?

Miss, Mr. Woo's leaving.

Hwang Na-ro.

I told Seo-a everything. About your record for fraud.

But Seo-a already knew.

Is that true?

Yes.

She said it wasn't a deal-breaker.

Jae-hui, I sent a photo of Park Pil-hong to your workplace.

He served time with Hwang Na-ro.

Hwang Na-ro.

What now?

Do you know Park Pil-hong?

Who?

Park Pil-hong. You know him, right?

Who's that?

Damn it. Bye.

Don't stop me again.

Hwang Na-ro

got the information from prison.

About Chae-woon's rich family.

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.

Woo Jae-hui, you bastard. How did you find out?

What is it?

By any chance,

could the recent amnesia…

What about it?

Did it give you a split personality?

What?

You know, one person having multiple personalities.

Imagine there being someone chirpy, someone timid,

and someone sly in one person.

Maybe that's the case with you.

Ever since the amnesia, you have both

Woo Jung-hoo and James living within you.

Nonsense.

Strangely, I talk like James when I'm in this neighborhood. That's all.

Exactly. It's the same thing.

You're being ridiculous.

THE TASTIEST PORK TROTTERS

My gosh. James, you're the best.

Look at him.

-James. -Yes?

See?

What on earth are you doing?

Wait for me! You said you'd take me home.

Don't worry. We won't tell the others that you two are dating.

There's really no need for that,

but we're still not quite sure…

Hey. You're a funny one, aren't you?

What do you mean, we're dating?

Unbelievable. You're utterly mistaken.

This?

Well, a patient of mine wanted to thank me.

What?

Come on.

Just think about it.

As the residents of Samgwang Villa, we can watch a movie together

to become closer. Right, Uncle Hwak-se?

Yes, of course. She's right.

Come on. I know that's not true.

When James and I caught you two together,

Uncle Hwak-se clearly admitted to it.

Did he?

Did I?

Ba-reun, you're mistaken.

Is that what you thought?

I didn't. You're completely mistaken.

Of course. She can be quite dense, right?

But I'm right. You weren't there.

You must be dating too since you watched a movie together.

-Yes, we are. -No, we're not.

What? Why are your answers different?

Of course, they're different.

-What… -Hae-deun?

Ba-reun's been chasing Ra-hun for ages.

Have you not given up yet?

-Well, it's… -I'm heading inside.

-Wait… -Ba-reun!

Look at her just running off.

Why are you all out here though? Were you coming home together?

Yes, I guess.

-We met on our way home. -Right.

Yes, that's right. By chance.

All of you? That's impossible.

Why not? You ran into us too.

Whatever. Let's head inside.

How dare Ba-reun have a crush on my precious brother?

Ba-reun, wait.

She has a right to be upset, you know.

You're pretending not to be dating her.

It's just that I'm not in a situation to…

What are you talking about? What situation?

You're handsome and cool.

Besides, you two go to the same college.

Well, actually…

I know

exactly how Ba-reun feels.

My Jjung…

What do you mean, we're dating?

That's right.

I guess I've forgotten my place.

That's right.

Me and my big fat mouth.

I shouldn't have looked so offended when I denied it.

Whatever.

Cha Ba-reun, clean up already. It's time to go to bed.

What now?

Ms. Auntie.

No, I'm supposed to call you Man-jung when we're alone.

What about it?

Aren't we supposed to be roommates?

Unbelievable.

It's more like you're crashing in my room.

But I pay my rent.

Do you?

What did you just say?

I mean, I think it'd be more efficient if we both cleaned up.

You sure are getting on my nerves today.

-Ba-reun. -Yes?

You said you needed a rag. Here.

You should've told me to come downstairs.

-I was coming upstairs anyway. -Thank you.

Didn't you say that you bumped into Hwak-se at the movies?

Yes.

I guess that's where he decided to spend

-his day off. -Right.

Was he alone?

Not really.

Hold on. Ba-reun, are you going to clean up?

Shall we do it together? No, wait. Let me do it today.

You're probably tired from watching the movie.

Man-jung, what's gotten into you? You rarely clean your room.

Right. Of course.

Anyway, Ba-reun, who was Hwak-se with?

Was it a woman?

-You see, Uncle Hwak-se… -Hold on.

Soon-jung, we need to clean up, so save yourself from the dust.

-Why? -Get going. Good night.

-Go on. -What's with you?

-Stop. It hurts. -What's with the sudden curiosity?

-What's with all the questions? -Man-jung, wait.

Hwak-se.

What on earth?

I guess I should do the cleaning

since you've done it many times. Get some rest.

Gosh, this is nice.

Right.

I should do it since you've done it many times.

I'll clean the desk too.

-Right. Over there. -Sure.

Come on in.

Goodness.

MIN-JAE! HAVE FUN!

Is this really where you live?

It is.

What's that?

Can't you read?

"Min-jae, have fun!"

It's telling me to have fun.

I never got to enjoy my life while being married to you

due to household chores, in-laws, and a strict husband.

MIN-JAE! HAVE FUN!

Is that pricey?

Cool, right?

You should get one yourself.

What would be appropriate? "Smile, Woo Jung-hoo."

"Where is James?" I think I'm onto something.

"Where did the sweet James go?"

I'll order one for you to celebrate you regaining your memories.

Forget it. It's a waste of electricity.

Just so you know, it doesn't consume much.

What would be a good choice?

I should choose one that induces sleep since it's late.

Chamomile tea.

Chamomile.

You didn't tell Soon-jung about your memories, right?

Jae-hui doesn't want the residents to know yet.

Well, Ms. Lee knows now. Just her though.

What?

She does? Since when? Did you tell her yourself?

I had to because I bumped into Jung-won's mother.

I said hello to her, so…

Jung-won's mother?

I bumped into her in the alley as well.

No wonder she went on about us both.

Was she there to meet Soon-jung then?

Why?

You know…

I was going to ask you about it since it seemed odd.

Chairwoman Lee and Ms. Lee Soon-jung…

I know, right?

There's definitely something going on. This weird feeling struck me earlier.

Some time ago, Jung-won…

Do you know that Bit-chae-woon is Jung-won's biological daughter?

Yes, I heard.

Right. You probably did while living at Samgwang Villa.

It's where all this new information stems from.

Right. Anyway, what were you about to say?

When I talked to Jung-won about this the other day,

something didn't sit right with me.

What do you mean?

Soon-jung

didn't clearly mention to Jung-won

how she got to raise Chae-woon.

What? Why is that?

That's why it's weird.

You know how sweet Soon-jung is. She can't even lie.

Back in the day, Jung-won, Soon-jung, and I

grilled bread on an oil stove and got caught by my mom.

Soon-jung took the blame by herself and got an earful from her.

I bet you were the one who suggested the toast.

That's absolutely right.

I'm always the villain, aren't I?

Anyway, please carry on.

What? Where was I?

So tell me. What did Jung-won's mom say?

I'm not sure. She didn't say much.

Maybe it's because I was there.

What?

But it seemed like

Chairwoman Lee was there to threaten Ms. Soon-jung.

Ms. Soon-jung? Seriously?

Is that what you call her?

It doesn't mean much. Old habits die hard, I guess.

Of course, you'd call her Ms. Soon-jung.

Meanwhile, I'm just plain old Min-jae.

We're the same age,

but she's Ms. Soon-jung while I'm just Min-jae.

It always upsets me, you know.

What about that Korean dictionary? The red one.

I clearly called dibs on it,

but you gave it to Soon-jung and told me to buy a new one.

I was so furious.

That red dictionary made me so mad

that I almost burned all the red dictionaries out there!

The darn Korean dictionary…

Hold on. Are you leaving?

Yes, I'm leaving.

Without drinking your tea?

As you said,

my stomach is already filled with ginger tea.

Don't forget to close up.

Get home safely then.

I see he's still easily ticked off.

Why is he always Woo Jung-hoo in my presence?

Why can't he turn into James for me?

James, I miss you.

My gosh. What am I saying?

I followed her to see if her manic depression got better,

but she had to bring up the same old story. I'm so sick of it.

Wait, she was never this chatty before.

Is it because of

manic depression?

Why don't you muster up your courage?

That's why I told you!

I told you to leave before things get worse for you.

Mother, I see you're still up.

Goodness, Mr. Woo. You're home late today.

Yes, I am.

Is everything good?

Sure.

Mr. Woo,

did you perhaps see Chae-woon today?

Yes, and she's doing fine.

I just dropped her off at home.

I see.

Listen.

I'm so grateful that you're staying by her side.

That reminds me. Your parents came by today.

My mom and dad came by to see me?

They never mentioned anything.

I think your father came because he missed this place

and your mother just wanted to say hello.

She even brought flowers.

They actually crossed paths here.

That's odd. Who would've guessed, right?

Tell me about it.

That reminds me. Your father's memories came back.

How did you…

He told me himself,

but we agreed that I'd keep it to myself.

I see. I'm sorry I wasn't honest with you.

I wanted him to be welcomed here

if he ever decided to pop by.

Of course. I completely understand.

Your father's aware of it too.

He is?

That's odd.

Woo Jung-hoo.

What?

This isn't right.

James?

Yes.

This doesn't feel right.

Did it give you a split personality?

Is that it?

Gosh, why is it so cold?

Darn.

It's chilly.

DAD

If he was James, it would've been easy to call him.

Whatever.

Moong, I got home well.

Are you sleeping?

Weren't you sleeping?

You got home safely.

Did you take a taxi?

No. I took the bus.

It's fun to look out the window on a bus at night.

It is fun.

Did you go home with Na-ro?

He left without me.

He walks really fast.

By the way, I'm worried

that Hwang Na-ro is staying close to Seo-a.

I know.

I should watch him closely at work.

I wanted to see you off to the alley earlier, but I couldn't.

I know you wanted to come with me. I could see that on your face.

She kept following me though.

-Who? -Your heart.

What?

I didn't get to see you properly today, so let's meet tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

What if I have to work overtime tomorrow?

Then can we meet in the morning before you go to work?

Like going to the library. What do you think?

Hello? Moong? Is it going to be hard for you?

Do you wake up late in the morning?

No. I'd love to meet in the morning.

Good. I love it.

Why is Dad calling me?

Hello?

Dad?

What should I press?

What?

I guess the heater is too old. It's not working. And water is leaking.

What should I press?

Well… Are you in the heater room now?

Yes.

Then did you take the cover off?

You will see a switch at the bottom.

-It's not yellow. There's a red… -Hang on.

The cover?

Hello? Dad, the water…

Hello?

Gosh.

What? Why?

James.

-Yes? -What did I tell you?

I told you to press the red button next to the yellow one.

And it's working now.

It's working again.

See? You should've taken a close look at it.

You're right. It's working, Mr. Yoo.

It won't be cold anymore.

You can sleep in the warm room tonight.

Right.

Why do I keep calling him James?

The heater is on, so it will get warm soon.

Did you come here like that?

Yes. You sounded urgent.

It wasn't urgent.

That thing suddenly came at me, so I was just shocked.

Gosh, it's so filthy. Where did you get this?

It was on the heater.

Who put it there?

Why would we have a doll like this here?

Gosh, it's so filthy.

I guess your mom left it here.

I see. I'll throw this out.

Don't. She must've paid for that.

Anyway, I'm glad that the heater is working now.

You could've told me what to do over the phone.

Why bother coming all the way here?

He never says thank you.

I'll get going then. Good night.

Hang on.

Well…

I was in the neighborhood,

so I stopped by Samgwang Villa for a moment earlier.

Right. I heard that.

I don't think it was for a moment.

It was for a very short moment.

Okay.

But then,

Ms. Kim Jung-won's mother

was there to meet Ms. Lee.

Ms. Kim Jung-won's mother?

Chairwoman Lee? Why?

I don't know why.

But I have a feeling that Ms. Lee

is having some sort of trouble now.

She did go through some hard times.

She had to send Chae-woon back to her birth mother.

I think there's something else

she's struggling with.

-You think? -Yes.

Ms. Lee's daughter…

No. Should I say Jung-won's daughter?

Anyway. Since you're dating Chae-woon now,

you should take good care of Ms. Lee Soon-jung.

Okay. I should.

I hate that chairwoman lady.

Why?

What you felt about her is right.

Chairwoman Lee is giving Chae-woon's mother a hard time.

-Like how? -I don't know the details.

Chae-woon doesn't know either.

Soon-jung is tender-hearted.

Dad.

You said you and Chae-woon's mom went way back.

How do you know her? As Mom's friend?

Yes.

But they didn't seem so close.

Actually, they are completely different.

We all used to live in the same neighborhood.

Was she your first love?

What nonsense are you talking about?

-She was, wasn't she? -No.

-Yes, she was. -I said no.

-Your ears got red. -Just go.

Well…

Wait. If Chae-woon's mom was Dad's first love…

It's complicated.

Then you can work with me until you leave. Okay?

Okay?

Director Lee, have you thought about my offer?

Does he not know what time it is?

I told you, I'm leaving soon.

-Hello? -Why did you call? Just text me.

I don't like texting.

Please help me until you leave.

I'm seriously short-handed now.

Listen to me.

The shop I'm running is quite unique.

It's a customized styling shop.

So we present some samples first and give styling tips.

From head to toe.

Even hair and makeup?

What? Hair and makeup?

Actually, we could add these options too.

Gosh, that's what I'm great at.

Really? See? This is perfect.

I don't know. I can't.

What are you talking about?

I could tell you have a very good sense of fashion.

If we work together, we will make a perfect team.

DL.

DL, please.

By the way, what's DL?

I told you before.

I will make you a director.

Listen. Director Lee Hae-deun.

And I'm CEO Jang Jun-a.

Director Lee.

-CEO Jang. Isn't it nice? -I'm hanging up, Mr. Makjang.

Hello?

Director Lee.

She hung up on me.

She hung up on me before I finished talking.

Gosh. I know she wants to work with me.

She was so excited when we worked back then.

I'm sure Hae-deun and I will hit it off.

So where is she leaving? Is she serious?

Gosh, I even got her a crown.

Darn it.

Mr. Makjang is such a strange guy.

It was fun though.

Hwak-se must've been so hurt.

But I came back here after losing everything while dating Dr. Song.

How can I possibly tell her I'm dating Hwak-se?

Shouldn't he understand that much?

Isn't this

love?

I shouldn't feel upset.

Why does everyone look so down this morning?

Is something wrong with everyone?

Why isn't anyone talking?

Hwak-se.

What's wrong?

What?

My throat has been sore all morning.

I'm worried.

Why is your throat sore?

-It is. -Gosh.

If you have a sore throat, you should see a doctor regularly.

It never gets better because you stop going.

Yes. See a doctor regularly.

Yes, I'd like to do that, but I have so much work.

That's just a poor excuse.

Illnesses take work to cure.

Man-jung.

What are you looking at?

Look at Hwak-se if you have something to say to him.

What did I do?

Why are my eyes so dry? What's the matter with them?

Hwak-se, jjangajji.

You asked for some last week.

-Here are… -Don't.

You got me some jjangajji.

Thank you, Soon-jung.

Ms. Auntie, I think you got a text.

-What? -A text.

Right.

Gosh, it's that time of year again.

Thank you for the meal, Ms. Lee.

Why don't you have some more, Na-ro?

I had enough.

Have a cup of sujeonggwa, then.

I made some yesterday.

What is it?

"Volunteer to treat inmates"?

Thank you, ma'am.

I do it every year around this time.

Right, Auntie. You slept over at ours after going there last year.

I did.

Hello.

What is it?

-Thank you for the meal, Ms. Lee. -Sure.

Enjoy, guys. Ba-reun, you too.

Okay. Bye.

What's wrong?

Enjoy your breakfast.

What's wrong?

I finally remembered.

What?

-What did you remember? -What?

What's the matter?

Why did she give me that look?

I don't like the feeling.

Hwang Na-ro, I'm texting one last time out of loyalty.

I can't work with you anymore.

Pil-hong threatened me.

I'm sorry.

Make a fortune, Hwang Na-ro.

What a disloyal jerk.

What should I do with Park Pil-hong?

Park Pil-hong.

It's time he showed himself to Kim Jung-won.

Where is he?

It's obvious.

He'll be somewhere he can approach his daughter.

I'm at Ms. Kim's company, so it can't be there.

In that case…

It's so cold.

Moong!

Hello.

Your hands are cold.

-Did you get here early? -Just now.

You're frozen solid. You came early.

What? "Solid"?

It's something my mom said when I was a kid.

"Gosh, Chae-woon, your feet are frozen solid.

What should we do?"

Chae-woon, your fingers are frozen solid. What should we do?

Why didn't you wait inside?

How could I do that when you were walking in the cold?

It's so cold. Let's go inside.

Okay. It's freezing.

It looks good.

Your father came to Samgwang Villa?

Then Mom must know he got his memories back.

Yes. But he asked her

to keep it to herself for the time being.

Then you were right.

You thought might consider Samgwang Villa as a haven.

Yes.

It's so strange.

I'm flustered to see him like that.

I saw him at Samgwang Villa the other day, and he was completely James.

Could it be…

-What? -His alter ego.

It's a trend these days. James could be your father's alter ego.

His alter ego?

Yes.

Or your father might've always been like James.

Your father's personality was more like James,

but due to the hardships he went through, he had no choice but to change, perhaps.

It's so hot.

Gosh, it's hot.

Now,

side dishes are a problem.

Is it really like that?

It still feels surreal.

"Hey, Woo Jae-hui!"

That's all the memory I have of him.

I guess so.

The Samgwang residents and I only know the sweet James.

Can I hunch over for a bit?

Are you tired from waking up so early?

No.

There's still time for a quick nap. I'll wake you up.

What will you do?

I can sit and look at you.

How can I sleep if you do that?

Why can't you?

You really should get used to this.

Being able to sleep peacefully while I watch.

Why?

You know why.

From here on out, we'll be…

Spill it.

-Sorry? -You have something to tell me.

It's written all over your face.

I will after your nap.

What is it?

Just tell me. You said we should solve things together.

My dad

saw Chairwoman Lee at Samgwang Villa.

Did she corner my mom again?

I don't know the details, but they looked serious, he said.

Also, there's something else I didn't get to tell you.

What is it?

About the post uploaded on your company board.

The chairwoman told your mother about it.

Your mom asked me about it,

so I told her not to worry about it.

I had no idea the chairwoman would come to see her.

I should meet her right away.

I must find out what she's trying to hide

and put the blame on my mom for.

Moong…

I've been patient long enough.

Then let me go with you.

I'll wait here.

Look at you barging in here early in the morning.

I let you come up just because I was worried

that you'd make a fuss in the lobby.

So what is this about?

Why did you meet my mom again?

What?

Did she tell you that?

For what reason are you constantly threatening her?

What is it that you're trying to make her take the blame--

What on earth are you accusing me of?

There's a reason

why my mom ended up raising me.

But you're making it look like

my mom didn't tell Ms. Kim on purpose.

You're trying to make it seem like she kidnapped me.

Your mom, is it?

Well, I did it for my daughter's sake.

Just like you would do anything for your mom, Soon-jung,

I did what I did for my daughter.

It's not like I planned it from the start…

My poor Jung-won.

Here you are only looking out for the mother that raised you,

but she still defends you.

I see I was right.

There's another story to this, isn't there?

Leave.

Just leave.

Get out of here.

Go.

There's definitely something there.

Judging by what she said by mistake,

something very unfair happened to your mom.

I think it's time I revealed this.

I can't let it go on.

You're right.

But convincing your mother should come first.

I'm going to meet her later. I will convince her.

Since I'm here, I better drop by your construction site.

Didn't you say you wanted me to check some tiles?

Do you have enough time?

I have to visit the branch stores today, but I can make time for that.

If you can, I'd love that.

We finished this wall yesterday. Nicely done, right?

I smell coffee.

Mr. Lee!

Mr. Woo, you're here.

Gosh, you're here early.

Wait, have you two met?

I only saw him from a distance.

Nice to meet you.

Mr. Heo from Bulgwang-dong sent you, right?

Yes. My name is Lee Dong-chul.

This is my girlfriend. The one I was on the phone with yesterday.

This is Mr. Lee.

-Hello. -Hello.

I see you have the same surname.

Lee Bit-chae-woon and Lee Dong-chul.

You're right. It's a pleasure to meet you.

Likewise.

I heard you can brew some mean coffee.

I was just about to brew some, so let me treat you to a cup.

I'd appreciate that.

We pulled down the wall trimmings yesterday,

but that revealed a crack…

Seo-yeon.

The tiles you should see are over there.

Mr. Lee, I believe something came in the mail for me.

-Yes, I placed it over there. -Thank you.

-Just a second. -Sure.

I made sure it was smooth.

Thank you.

Enjoy the aroma first.

Like this.

Is that how it goes?

-It's amazing. -Right?

Breathing in the scent first

will prepare your body to enjoy the flavors

you'll be tasting.

A guest is better welcomed when you're prepared to welcome them.

You're right.

It's so good. It's better than what I buy at a coffee shop.

Really? Thank you for saying so. Come by often then.

I think I should.

This is so good.

SENDER: MAPO POLICE STATION, KIM MIN-CHEOL

I don't know if I should show this to Moong.

Moong.

-Will you excuse me? -Sure.

I asked my friend Min-cheol for a favor,

and he sent me a photo.

A photo of Park Pil-hong.

Is that so?

Since it's personal information, he sent a hard copy

instead of a file.

So this is my biological father.

How did he get a hold of this?

I just can't tell her that he served time in prison.

My friend must've worked hard on this.

He didn't tell her that I served time in prison.

Can I take a photo of this?

Mr. Woo, here's your coffee.

Thank you.

-You should enjoy yours too now. -Sure.

What is it that you're looking at?

Excuse me.

A man…

I've been wanting to meet.

I see.

Excuse me.

-Hwang Na-ro. -Na-ro?

Good morning, Chae-woon.

What brings you here?

Here?

I'm actually

looking for someone.

Who?

So you met Park Pil-hong in prison?

You know all about my past now, so what will you do about it?

What do you think I'll do?

It must be a special occasion.

In a very long time, I'll be seeing my former love.

Jung-won.

I'm hoping you'd accept me as Seo-yeon's father.

Is it money you want?

I'm not the old Park Pil-hong anymore.

Hello, Ms. Min-jae.

Goodness, Professor Son.

When do you get off work today?

I'd love to have dinner with you.

-Since you're here… -Ms. Jung!

We'll confront Chairwoman Lee and prove your innocence.

I won't let you be blamed anymore.

-Soon-jung, you… -Hello, Ms. Lee.