All language subtitles for Familys Honor E49

Episode 49

Honey.

Honey.

Mrs. Lee.

You came to pay
my mother a visit?

Yes, I...

Mother.

It's not so bad
being hospitalized.

I can get used to
being pampered.

It's not as if I've never
given you a massage.

What was up
with Mrs. Lee?

Who knows?
Hello.

You didn't have to come.

What kind of sons would be
if we didn't come to see you?

My Mal-soon...

Hey. I'll tell
Dong-dong on you.

My wife will come
by after work.

Let's not make such
a fuss over this.

I'm already embarrassed that
Mrs. Lee came to see me.

I just ran into her.

She seemed
a little dismayed.

She's probably never seen
a woman in her fifties pregnant.

That figures.

Here, Mother.

What's this?

Your loving son
bought a book for you.

I picked it out.

Who cares?

This book is a must-read
for business people.

I found it on
the internet.

Can't you just let your younger
brother win some points?

I can't.

Mother, this book will help
all your dreams come true.

If that were the case,
I'd have to get pregnant again.

Sorry?

My dream is to
have triplets.

What a strange dream.

She's kidding.

She gets a kick
out of teasing you.

I was being serious.

Mother, please calm down.

It's probably not
what you think.

You're telling me to calm
down after what we've seen?

He was with some young
wench at the ob-gyn's.

Please take this medicine.

No, I don't need it.

I have to die.

That's the only way to
knock some sense into him.

No, he'll be overjoyed to marry
that wench as soon as I die.

You know Father
better than that.

Please take the medicine.

Please, Mother.

My life's been a failure.

I can't believe I trusted
that jerk all my life.

Father wouldn't
cheat on you.

I'm sure it wasn't
what it seemed.

Men are all the same!

Once they feel settled,
they start chasing younger girls.

- Dan-ah.
- Yes, Mother.

Don't trust
Gang-suk too much.

What are you saying,
Mother?

He's head-over-heels
for you now,

but that won't
last too long.

Mother!

You know the saying,
like father, like son.

His dad took him
to a hostess bar

to celebrate his
college entrance.

Mother, are you trying
to get us into a fight?

I'll divorce him.

I'll go to court and strip him
of every single penny he owns!

Just watch me!

Yes.

Please lie down, Mother.

Men aren't to be
trusted, okay?

Don't you trust men.

You've seen how I was
betrayed and left to suffer.

Let my life be
a lesson for you.

What was that about,
Father?

Did your mom collapse?

Answer me first.

Nothing at all.
It's not how it seemed.

Then come home and
explain it to her.

I'm scared to death.

- Where are you?
- I'm outside.

Sorry?

Why are you hiding?

How's your mom doing?

What do you think?

How could we have run into
each other there of all places?

Were you still seeing her?

Even after I went to the hotel
to cut her off for you?

I wasn't seeing her.

I just ran into her
two days ago.

Then why were you with
her at the ob-gyn's?

Well...

My biggest weakness
is my soft-heartedness.

Hey.

I can't do this.

I'll come back after
your mom settles down.

Just tell her the truth.

Would she believe me?

What should I do
if she doesn't?

Were you lying to me?

I wasn't.

How can he betray me
like this?

Has he forgotten how many
fried eggs and how much soup

I snuck out for him when I was
a housekeeper back in the days?

I'm a fool for
trusting him.

Father's home, Mother.

What did you say?

How dare he set
foot in this house!

Honey.

Mother, listen to his
side of the story.

It's not what you think.

Father.

It's not like
I have a disease.

You didn't have to come.

Mother, listen to these
songs when you're bored.

Hey, that's...

That's the MP3 player
I bought for her.

Hey, don't tell me
you kept the songs I saved.

There you go again.

Would Dong-dong
approve of your speech?

Honey, did you delete
the songs I saved?

I did.

Thanks to you, I won't
be too bored in here.

Mother, my wife will bring some
delicious food for you soon.

Soo-young's become so childish
since he got married.

Can't you just let
my wife win some points?

I can't.

I'm not lying, honey.

I went to a hostess bar
with Chairman Park,

and ran into her
by coincidence.

She was crying
outside the bathroom.

So I asked her
what was wrong.

She kept crying and
told me her story.

She has uterine cancer,
Mother.

Right, I forget
what stage.

She said she was afraid and
couldn't afford the treatment.

What about the money she made
from working at the bars?

There was a heartbreaking
story about that too.

So her pimp robbed her
of all the money.

He even took her
rent deposit,

so now she has
no place to live.

Isn't her story
heart-wrenching?

- It is.
- No, it isn't!

You know
I'm soft-hearted.

- Dan-ah.
- Yes.

You remember how I changed
after a talk with your father?

Doesn't that tell you
I'm a sentimental person?

Yes.

Are you trying to get
them on your side?

No, anyway, I was just
trying to help her.

She was afraid to go to
the hospital alone,

so I took her there she could
get properly diagnosed.

That's when you
saw me there.

Please believe me.

Is that the best excuse
you could come up with?

It's not an excuse.

My love for you
has never changed.

My heart and
innocence are yours.

You know
that's the truth.

I don't buy it.

You just made up
that whole story!

Why would I see her after
he dealt with her at the hotel?

- Father.
- What hotel?

You've been going
to hotels with her?

That's not
what I meant.

Let me explain
this clearly.

Get out!

I'm sick of both of you!

Why'd you have to mention
the hotel incident?

I'm losing my mind
from fear.

I said, get out!

Okay.

Honey...

Are you serious?

Yes.

You did it, Mal-soon!

What are you
so happy about?

Grandmother.
Mal-soon's pregnant.

Really?

It's what you call
a honeymoon baby.

What's that?

It's nothing.

Congratulations, Sister.

Thank you.

You should get
a check-up too.

You never know.

Right.

Six weeks?

You don't have
morning sickness?

I started morning sickness
five weeks into my pregnancy.

I don't feel anything
just yet.

I suppose it's different
for every woman.

The Chairman will be happy
to hear this good news.

I hope you'll hear some
good news soon as well.

You should get
a check-up, Jin-ah.

There's no rush.

The honeymoon's over
once you're pregnant.

- Mal-soon.
- Yes?

Is our honeymoon
over then?

Go on in first.

What's up?

We're going to
take a stroll.

Let's go in and
have a drink.

I'll pass.

I want to take
a walk with her.

It's about that time that
cherry blossoms bloom.

Shall we go on
a trip then?

I can't leave when Mother
and Sister are pregnant.

What are you doing?

I want to give you
a piggyback ride.

Don't.

Come on, I really
want to try this.

You said you'd help me to do
the things I never got to try.

I'm sad that
you're so light.

Honey.

Yes?

To me, you're my wife,
my sister, and my child.

So I'll walk carefully,

carrying you
on my back like this,

feeling sorry that
you're not any heavier.

It's the same for me.

To me, you're my husband,
my brother, and my baby.

You're everything to me.

Then we're happy, right?

We have nothing
to be jealous of.

Right.

Honeymoon baby!

Right on!

Aren't you happy,
Brother?

Mal-soon.

Yes, Grandfather.

You're with child now.

So please take good
care of yourself.

A pregnant lady should
watch her every step.

Avoid anything
that isn't proper,

and wait for the child
in hopeful anticipation.

I understand.

Too bad for you,
Dong-dong.

What do you mean,
Grandma?

You'll become jealous
of your sibling.

But I'm different from
kids nowadays.

I know what it means to be
a member of a noble family.

As expected of my son.

Don't take the credit.
I take after Grandpa.

You always have a way
of trumping your dad.

We're so immature.

What?

We didn't consider
Dong-dong's feelings.

You heard him bragging
about how different he was.

But he's still a child.

Don't boast about
my pregnancy, okay?

I've seen how loving Mother is
to Soo-young, Dan-ah, and you.

And I'll treat Dong-dong
just the same.

I won't love him any
less than my own child.

Mal-soon.

I can see why we're
a match made in heaven.

That's enough.

Why'd you mention
the hotel incident?

Go get some rest.

Try begging again, Father.

Your mom won't trust me
until she talks to that girl.

Father, please go
rest in our room.

We can sleep here.

I can't.

If she were to see me
sleeping in your room,

she'd blow up on me and
for not being remorseful.

Don't mind me.
Go to your room.

Go to sleep.

Now you know the secret
behind the hotel incident.

That's what I meant by
"the shame of the family."

What's with that look?

As Mother said,
like father, like son.

But for Father, going to
hostess bars is just a hobby.

So you'll do the same
when you're older?

Like the celebration of
your college entrance

at the hostess bar?

How did it end up
like this?

I told you I'd never go
to a hostess bar again.

Then go sleep next to Father
and work on that resolution.

See what he's going through,
and let him be a lesson to you.

Why do I have to sleep next
to Father instead of my wife?

Are you protesting?

You're being unreasonable.

What did I do
to deserve this?

This is for going to hostess
bars in your college years.

You're ridiculous.

What's going on?

Thanks to Father,
I got kicked out.

What are you doing here?

This is all your fault.

What'd I do?

Dan-ah's punishing me for going
to hostess bars with you.

She's no different
than other women.

I didn't figure her
as the jealous type.

- You seem happy.
- Keep me company.

Let's have a drink.

What would Mother
think of you drinking?

Good point.

Settle down then.

You ruined my night,
Father.

Stop grumbling.

Dan-ah sent you down out
of consideration for me.

Just be grateful that
you have a thoughtful wife.

I want to sleep next
to my beautiful wife!

Quit bragging.

You're not the only one
with a wife.

I want to make an
embroidered keychain.

But I don't know how.

It's actually easy.

I've never tried it.

You make a cross-stitch
like this.

- I see.
- Try it.

- Like this?
- Yes.

You got it.

Whom are you
making it for?

A meaningful gift like this
is sure to make anyone happy.

You won't let Gang-suk
sleep upstairs?

I think Father could
use some company.

We can badmouth
Gang-suk all we want.

Let's.

And why would you
be so mean?

What are you
doing up here?

I came to get my blanket.

You kicked me out
with only a pillow.

Take it and
leave us alone.

We have a lot
to talk about.

- Sister.
- Yes.

You know, Gang-suk's
scared of cockroaches.

Hye-joo!

Back in high school,
he fainted after he saw one.

Stop it.

He fainted
because of a roach?

I didn't faint.
I just had my eyes closed.

He fainted.

And you call
yourself a man?

So all your charisma
was just a show.

But cockroaches
are scary!

The stars are glittering.

It'll be a sunny day
tomorrow, my lady.

I was afraid it would rain
on your wedding day.

My lady, people say your groom
is a very handsome man.

Grandma,
what are you doing?

Who might you be?

That's a good one,
Grandma.

I guess old people really
don't sleep well.

But try to get some sleep.

I wonder who that was,
my lady.

You're already up?

Did you sleep well,
Mother?

Not really.

What's Gang-suk
doing here?

He slept here because
he was worried about Father.

Sure.

It's more like
you sent him down here.

Let's have some coffee.

That was quite a scene,
wasn't it?

No, Mother.

This sort of a thing wouldn't
happen in your family.

We're not classy
like your folks.

No, to be honest...

Go on.

I felt envious.

Feel envious of what?

My father and mother
were very reserved.

I hardly saw them look
one another in the eyes.

Why's that?

They married at
a young age,

and they weren't really
comfortable with each other.

That figures.

I want to live like
you and Father,

to quarrel over
little things

and punish Gang-suk
the way you do to Father.

Do you mean that?

Yes, Mother.

Pardon me if
I'm out of line,

but I want a fun
marriage like yours.

What would I have done?

Sorry?

If I hadn't accept you in.

If I forced Gang-suk to
marry some snobby girl,

I would've never heard
something like that.

She would've just looked
down on our background,

and say we're only as
good as our wealth.

What a terrible thought.

What's terrible is my sore back
from sleeping on the couch.

So why are you
walking around?

I couldn't sleep
because of my sore back.

You know something?

Gang-suk was a bed-wetter
even in elementary school.

Mother!

I wonder why such a smart
boy soiled himself so often.

What's wrong with
all of you?

Don't tell her
my secrets.

She has a right to know.

So I'm a bed-wetter.

Are you happy?

Not so charismatic
anymore, are you?

No wonder
you're such a crybaby.

Keep it up and
I'll run away from home.

Look out!

A cockroach.

I got you.

Stop teasing me already.

Give me some fish.

Here.

What a baby.

Don't be jealous.

- Mal-soon.
- Yes.

You're eating fish?

I thought pregnant
ladies were sensitive.

It doesn't bother me.

Why are you
eating out here?

Let me do what I want
while Young-in's not home.

Why aren't you eating?

I don't have an appetite.

Are you pregnant too?

That would make
two honeymoon babies.

- I'm not.
- Get a check-up.

- Soo-young.
- Yes, Grandfather.

Can I see you outside
later on today?

Are you going somewhere?

Yes.

Are you ready to go?

Yes.

Honey, are you sure about
bringing her along?

I couldn't get
a good look at her!

You'd remember her face
if you saw her, right?

You might bring
someone else to trick me.

Have some faith in me.

I can't!

What's this about?

Go home.

- Is that her?
- Yes.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Lee.

Let me ask you one thing.

What is your relationship
with my husband?

We're nothing.

The Chairman was trying to
help me out of sympathy.

We're not what you think.

Tell me the truth.

I'm not lying.

He didn't fall
for my advances...

Tell me everything.

He's never even
held my hand once.

And he's always said you're
the only woman in his life.

So you're in the third
stage of uterine cancer.

Yes.

Don't worry about the fee.

Thank you, Mrs. Lee.

Do you trust me now?

Don't ever see her again.

I'll see to it that
she's taken care of, okay?

Sure thing.
I won't see her again.

How did such
a young girl get cancer?

- Mother.
- Yes?

May I visit my mother
since I'm here?

Right.

Pay her a visit,

then have dinner with Gang-suk
before you come home.

No, I'll come home
right after.

Treat him to a meal,
so he stops sulking.

We'll eat outside too,
so take her advice.

Okay.

Want to go shopping?

Don't touch me.

Did you hear?

Mal-soon's pregnant.

Really?

Yes, she had
a check-up yesterday.

That's great.

It's your turn.

But we just got married.

You and Gang-suk
are in your 30's.

There's no time to waste.

It's more urgent for
Jin-ah than it is for us.

That'll make Grandfather
very happy.

I know it's still early
in your marriage,

but you'll have to adopt
a child eventually.

- Soo-young.
- Yes, Grandfather.

Be aware that the head
housewife must be protected

in all circumstances.

If the head housewife falls
apart, so will the family.

The lie you told me
for Jin-ah's sake...

Yes.

Let's say
that's the truth.

Grandfather.

I think that's
the best choice.

You can protect your wife.

And I can protect
the head housewife.

Your mother would
agree with us.

Let's keep it a secret
from your father.

Thank you,
Grandfather.

Let's have
dinner outside.

Listen to your husband.

See you later.

You're going on a date?

Got a problem with that?

What married couple
goes on a date?

We do.

You'll make Mal-soon
jealous again.

Jin-ah needs some time off
from housework.

Then I'll call out
Mal-soon for dinner.

One of them has to be home
to do the housework.

Do me a favor.

Pay me then.

- Lee Hye-joo.
- Hello.

Long time no see.

You came back to school?

Yes.

This is my first day at school
since finishing my army duty.

I see.

I wrote to you,
but you didn't write back.

You haven't
changed at all.

You're so shy.

See you.

I don't seem sincere,
do I?

But I am.

See you around,
Hye-joo.

- Who is he?
- Sorry?

That guy.

He's my upperclassman.

He just got back
from his army duty.

Why did he pat you
on the head?

He's always like that.

Always?

He's always joking
around with me.

What a weirdo.

He can't just go around
patting you on the head.

He's just like that.

And you just let him?

Sorry?

You've never
asked him to stop?

You could've told him
not to do that.

But he's my
upperclassman.

You're a weird one too.

Mother's so fickle.

Are you sad?

I know you're hurt.

What do you mean?

Your parents love me
more than you.

So you're jealous.

I'm jealous that they love you
more than their own son.

Are you happy?

It hurts your pride too.

I'm so good at everything,
even at playing go-stop.

I know you're jealous of me
for being perfect.

Keep bragging.

What can I say to
egg you on some more?

I can kill cockroaches
with my hand,

and I was never
a bed-wetter.

I'm done.

You lost your appetite just
because I made fun of you?

I can't eat after I hear
the word "cockroach," okay?

My wife can kill a roach
with her bare hand.

I'm so proud of her.

We can have
coffee at home.

I'm used to being
your coffee servant.

Honey.

You need to relax.

I can't let my guard down
until he's caught.

Don't worry.

We'll be just fine.

If anything bad ever
happens to us again,

we'll overcome it
together.

Keep your hand
on the wheel.

But I don't want to
let go of your hand.

I wonder.

About what?

How long
you'll keep this up.

You got the hots for me
pretty quickly.

So you might fizzle
out just as fast.

Let go of my hand.
I can't focus on the road.

Then just live long
enough to find out.

I told you so.

Are you all right?

I'm not afraid anymore.

I have nothing to fear
with you by my side.

I'll keep my hands
on the wheel.

I'm glad you're not
afraid anymore,

but I'm getting scared.

I never imagined
I'd overcome it.

My fear of the car coming
to a sudden stop.

It's amazing that
I'm cured now.

You told me once that
I needed an antidote.

I suppose I've
finally found it.

Thank you for curing me.

This is for bothering me
while I'm driving.

This is getting old.

Tell Hyun-ji to
stop beating you.

It wasn't Hyun-ji.

It wasn't?

It was Seo-hyun.

What's with girls
punching you?

She didn't mean to hit me.

Seo-hyun's really bold.

Hyun-ji asked me to choose
between her and Seo-hyun.

So you chose Seo-hyun?

I didn't want to hurt
Hyun-ji's feelings.

Not because you were
scared of a beating?

That too.

What a sissy.

Then why did Seo-hyun
punch you?

I hesitated, so Hyun-ji
was about to punch me.

But Seo-hyun stood up
to protect me.

They were fighting
over you?

I guess I'm popular.

And how did you
get punched?

I was trying to stop them,
and I got in the way.

And Seo-hyun punched me
by accident.

What a violent
love triangle.

Blame me for
being popular.

I guess
he takes after me.

- Not entirely.
- Sorry?

I was quite popular myself
when I was a young man.

Have you gone senile,
Brother?

That's what I decided
with Grandfather.

So don't say otherwise
from this day on.

I have a problem.

Just believe that
as the truth.

And promise me...

...that you'll only cry
before me and no one else.

The head housewife
has to be strong.

I'll try not to cry
before you anymore.

That hurts my feelings.

I'm the Ha family's
head housewife.

Can we meet tomorrow?

Yes, I'll tell them
I need to exchange clothes.

Can't we just tell them
we're dating?

We used that excuse
for too long.

But a relationship's
best kept secret.

Right.

There's more thrill in
a secret relationship.

- Jo-man.
- Yes.

You and I are
really a good match.

We are.

Always with
the interruptions.

Our love is so tragic.

What are you doing,
Jo-man?

I just ran into her here.

Good night, Jo-man.

You're dating him?

An innocent girl
like me date?

Who are you
trying to fool?

Nothing ever goes right.

Grandma.

Why are you
undoing the seams?

So I can wash it,
why else?

You just washed it
yesterday.

- I did?
- Yes.

My lady, something's
wrong with me.

I think my time has come.

We have potato soup
for breakfast.

That's Gang-suk's
favorite.

Dan-ah made it
for his sake.

Let's try some.

That's the best potato soup
I've ever had.

I've never had any
better potato soup.

But it's not as
good as Mother's.

Right.

It's not quite as good as
your mom's potato soup.

Exactly.

You need more practice.

Ask Mother for
her special recipe.

You need more
practice too.

Sorry?

Your acting is
just terrible.

Practice some more.

But I mean it...

I couldn't agree
with her more.

That's just bad acting.

What happened to all the
practice we had before?

Stop nagging me.

Don't even start
if you can't do it right.

I tried my best.

Have a nice day,
Mr. Good-for-nothing.

I was Mr. Smooth
until you showed up.

Is that why you couldn't
even win a stuffed animal?

Let's go to the
amusement park today.

No, I'm going shopping
with Mother.

Bad news.

What's wrong?

She shops for
at least ten hours.

Ten hours?

I was always envious of ladies
shopping with their daughters.

But Hye-joo's not
into shopping.

I'm glad you're
willing to come with me.

Let's go shopping
every week.

Yes. Mother.

Don't you need a break?

No, I never get
tired of shopping.

Let's find some
clothes for you.

Okay.

You're so pretty.

She'd look good in anything
because of her figure.

You're right.
She's stylish.

We'll take that too.

Mother.

That's enough for me.

Try this on too.

That dress becomes you.

She's so beautiful.

Here.

Great.

Try this on.

Okay.

- Hello?
- Still shopping?

- Yes.
- You sound tired.

- Are you all right?
- I'm okay.

Ask Mother to
call it a day.

I have to change.
Bye.

Poor Dan-ah.

It's Gang-suk.

Hey.

You've been shopping
for too long.

It's only been
a few hours.

Shouldn't you be working?

She's not much
of a shopper.

Give her a break.

He's such a meddler.

- Are you tired?
- I'm okay.

We have to go to Insadong.
See you at home.

We're going to Insadong?

I have to pick up
some tea.

Let's stop by
a few places there.

Okay.

Let's have tea and
shop some more.

Okay.

Mrs. Lee.

Mrs. Choi.

Is she your
daughter-in-law?

Yes.

I'm hurt that you didn't
invite us to your wedding.

Have a seat.

Professor.

- Professor Ha Dan-ah?
- Yes.

Didn't we meet at
the Jeju seminar?

Nice to see you again.
Have a seat.

Are you two acquainted?

Yes, she's a history
professor as well.

Hello.

How lucky for you.

She's an upcoming star
in the history department.

She was invited for
a history lecture.

I brought my
daughter-in-law along.

I see.

I was impressed
with your thesis.

You're putting the pressure
on us old professors.

I'm flattered.

My daughter-in-law works
hard on everything she does.

You must be proud of her.

I can't compliment
her enough.

She's just so good with
housework as well as anything.

Mother.

She's just proud of you.

Then why didn't you announce
her wedding to the public?

It's not like
you had anything to hide.

I wonder why you kept
the wedding so secretive.

You want more tea, Mom?

Sure.

Can we have more tea?

She studied abroad, so
she's really friendly with me.

She calls me "Mom."
It's so cute.

I don't want to treat Mom
with fake respect.

I guess that's
just how I am.

Your daughter-in-law's
very informal.

That's the manner of speech
young people use nowadays.

I'm rather fond of
the way she talks.

You like studying history?

Sorry?

Yes.

Maybe it's because
I studied abroad,

but I feel frustrated
with Korean history.

In what ways?

Homer's Iliad and the Odyssey
are very impressive.

I wonder why Korean historical
novels lack such epic scale.

Even our myths don't quite
live up to those of the West.

Do you feel the same way?

Have you heard
of Princess Bari?

Princess Bari?

Please take the time
to read it.

It's just as well-written
as the Iliad and the Odyssey.

I suppose your history club
hasn't covered that yet.

That was a priceless
moment right there!

You should've seen the
sour look on their faces.

That's what she gets for not
letting you into their group.

I don't care for their
stupid group anymore.

You gave your mother
wings to fly.

I brought her just
for Mother's sake.

You just never get
tired of bragging.

You should've asked her
to take a break.

That's enough.

But it's swollen.

I'm fine.

What?

You don't have to
be embarrassed.

I'm not.

What then?

I don't want us to become
too comfortable just yet.

Then I can't fart
with you around?

You'd do that?

Should I hold it in then?

I'd go to the restroom.

Just to fart?

What a tiresome person.

Where are you going?

To fart in the bathroom.

Let's go home.

We're just
getting into it.

You're a good drinker,
Grandma.

It's just that I don't
have a drinking buddy.

But I like drinking.

I'll come by often and
be your drinking buddy.

That sounds great.

You know about
Chairman Ha's family...

I'm his sister's
high school friend.

Who?

His sister was clueless
about her family secrets.

Chairman Ha couldn't
possibly have a sister.

Sorry?

That's just impossible.

What do you mean?

Then I guess
that rumor is true.

I heard his family had
adopted an orphan.

Maybe she's mistaken.
She's had a lot to drink.

She might've
confused something.

Don't worry, Joo-jeong.

You're home.

Why are you so late?

Grandma.

Am I my brother's sister?

What do you mean?

Am I his sister?

Am I really from
this family?

Joo-jeong.

I'm adopted, aren't I?

How did you...

You look cooler
than before.

Did you hear that?

I think he's interested
in Hye-joo.

Watch how you behave.

Can we go upstairs?

That's your fault for
playing hard to get.

I wish I could see
Father just once.

You were a great joy
to Father and Mother.

I found a hefty sum
of money in here.

Dan-ah didn't do that.

Fishy.

What do I do?
I'm craving sour food.

I can't keep my promise
to live longer than you.

I wouldn't be able to live
without you by my side.

TO BE CONTINUED...