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HOSPITAL DIRECTOR ELECTION

DIRECTOR ELECTION ROUND 2
OH SE-HWA, JOO KYUNG-MOON

EPISODE 10

MS. KANG

Hello?

Relay my congratulations.

Thank you.

It was a tight race.

It's finally over.

Congratulations,

Director Oh Se-hwa.

Thank you, Dr. Joo.

Congratulations.

OH SE-HWA: 22 VOTES
JOO KYUNG MOON: 13 VOTES

-Congratulations.
-Thanks.

-Congratulations.
-Thanks.

-Congratulations.
-Thanks.

Congratulations, Director Oh Se-hwa.

-Congratulations.
-Congratulations.

Word sure spreads quickly. Thanks.

Oh Se-hwa of Neurosurgery speaking.

Yes?

Sure.

Okay.

Mr. Gu wanted me
to relay his congratulations.

He said to send him the paperwork
so that he can approve it once he returns.

Yes!

I'm ready to see my patients.

She doesn't even sound happy.
Why did she even run for the election?

Oh, no.

Please, come in.

Sorry, but Mr. Gu is out.

Should I call him?

I don't need a drink.

I just came to say goodbye.
Please relay my message for me.

I'm so sad.

Things will settle down soon
since the election's over.

-Is it over?
-Yes. Dr. Oh Se-hwa won.

Do you know who she is?

Yes. So, she won.

Yes. When will you be back?

Hopefully never.
We only come if there's a problem.

You can come when something good happens.

Maintain these until then.

Okay. Thank you for everything.

I'll relay the message.

What is it? Is there something else?

I'm sorry, but may I ask you for a favor?

Yes, of course.

We've been getting many inquiries
regarding the source

of the complaint
about Deputy Director Kim.

They keep asking for
the person's identity and IP address.

I hear the deputy director
is particularly hounding us.

He's the subject of the complaint,
so he can't ever find out,

but the higher-ups keep asking.

So it's been tough
on the person in charge.

Well... We didn't really...

I asked for it twice.

Hwajeong Group
is very powerful in our country.

If you keep inquiring,
you will probably find out eventually.

However,

I feel like

you, of all people, would know
how this should end.

That's why I'm telling you this.

Goodbye, then.

It must be his brother
who filed the complaint.

So, Dr. Oh won.

That means Mr. Gu called you in
to make a deal.

It wasn't just a deal.

He told me
that he really wants to work with me.

I'm done.

Good for you.

One, two...

All right.

-Here we go.
-Okay.

Do that again,
and you are no longer my brother.

What did I do?

About the deputy director.

You should've told me if you were
going to investigate him yourself.

You made me the jerk.

Do you need this?

I've been through much worse.

It went well thanks to me.

Dr. Joo's running for the director, too.

Thank you very much.

He's running because I pushed him into it.

What if it goes badly?

He's not a child. He's a grown man.

You should run yourself.

What? You're quite old, too.

You should get promoted
and do whatever you want.

Don't just support others.

I'm sure Director Lee had a reason
for bringing Dr. Joo.

I'm sure he knew that it'd be impossible
for him to serve five consecutive terms.

That's why...

Let him go.

Let Director Lee go.

Don't hold onto him like you did with Dad.

How long will you hold onto dead people?

He threw up the toy,

but he's only three.
His larynx must be damaged.

I'll run tests and send him up if needed.

I doubt he'll have to stay overnight.

I don't think so either. Let me know.

You didn't fail to protect him.

Protect him?

It wasn't your responsibility
to begin with.

Don't worry too much.

What would I be worried about?

About Dr. Oh.

She'll do well.

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY, DR. JOO KYUNG-MOON

Hey, Seon-woo. Where are you right now?

Me? Where else? I'm at work.

Do you know Dr. Joo Kyung-moon?

Do you? How?

He didn't...

answer.

LEE NO-EUL

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY

JOO KYUNG-MOON

YOU CANNOT ACCESS OTHER DEPARTMENTS'
RECORDS UNLESS FOR JOINT CASES

PATIENT NAME: YE SEON-WOO

DATE OF APPOINTMENT

That was...

PARATRANSIT

CALL HISTORY

SEON-WOO

May 8.

DATE OF APPOINTMENT: MAY 8, 2018

I heard you won quite a lot of votes

and became the finalist.

Thank you for your hard work.
It was tough, right?

I thought you wouldn't stand a chance.

You and your brother's attitudes
are making me all confused.

I think you have a good chance
in the next election,

so I came to kiss up to you now.

You're too late.

Are you going back?

Yes. I'm back at the office
starting tomorrow.

You are almost out of warfarin, right?

Yes.

PATIENT NAME: YE SEON-WOO
DIAGNOSIS

"Post-thrombotic syndrome."

MAY NEED LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION

"Chronic..."

Taking blood thinners is not enough.

A stent would only serve
as a temporary measure.

It'll get blocked again.

Thank you.

PRESCRIPTION
WARFARIN, NEURONTIN

Your company has a great benefits program.

Why don't you take some time off and rest?

For how long?

It will only delay the progression.

No matter what,
the result would be the same.

Everyone does the same.

Everyone tries to push it off
as much as they can.

You've worked so hard to get this far.
It's too much of a waste.

I don't mean to intrude,

but you should think about
what your mother went through.

She did go through a lot.

More than enough.

How's the pain? And your breathing?

There's no pain, and my breathing's fine.

I wish that were true.
I wish I didn't know about this disease

and was able to believe you.

DR. JOO KYUNG-MOON
OUT OF THE OFFICE

Dr. Joo just started his rounds.

Sir, we'll raise your bed a little, okay?

Hold on.

Sir.

You need to start moving little by little.
Why aren't you moving around?

You need to move around
if you want to go home.

Stick out your tongue.

Okay. Good.

More. Okay.

Thank you.

We're good.

Why is he still on this?

His kidneys are still in bad condition.

Are you eating well?

Yes.

Is he on antibiotics?

-No.
-Then remove it.

At least I wasn't in last place.

Excuse me?

I didn't embarrass our department, did I?

Why do you say that?

We make rounds every day,
but it's not the same for the patients.

Stand straight,

and focus.

-Yes, sir.
-Yes, sir.

ORTHOPEDICS LONG-STAY PATIENTS
DOCTOR IN CHARGE

Shoot.

KIM TAE-SANG

CONSULTATION STATUS
KIM TAE-SANG, NAM HO-SEOK

KIM TAE-SANG, NAM HO-SEOK

Is the assistant away?

No. We eliminated that position
during the cutbacks.

I haven't been
in the director's office for so long.

He was always sitting there
whenever I walked in.

It feels so real,
now that we're here, doesn't it?

The nameplate isn't ready yet?

I'm not sure. I'll check.

I'll get it when it's ready.

I look forward to working with you,
Director Oh Se-hwa.

Same here.

Please fight against Mr. Gu for us

so that he can never mention
losses and expulsions again.

What about your other items?

Leave them. I'll have to go back and forth
to see patients anyway.

-Thanks.
-Yes, ma'am.

Enjoy your new office, Director Oh.

It's me.

I need to know what my duties are.

Since the former director isn't here,
you need to fill me in.

Please come in right now.

3RD QUARTER INSURANCE CLAIMS

You know you have to review
insurance claims every quarter.

This is the list of facilities
being upgraded or expanded

in the second half of the year.

This is the budget sheet.

Here are some documents
on our pharmaceutical distributor.

It's our newly founded subsidiary.

They have exclusivity,

so we spend 7% more on medicines

compared to when we had multiple vendors.

Of course, we're making up
for the differences

through patients
and the insurance services.

Patients don't compare drug prices
when they buy them.

Although the 7% difference

wouldn't significantly increase
the revenue per patient,

but it would add up to a huge amount.

Thanks to that, our subsidiary's
net profit rate is over 10%.

Other distributors' is 1% on average,

so we can say that Mr. Gu has created
the goose that lays the golden eggs.

The problem is,

where does all that profit go?

If they claimed it as a donation,
they wouldn't need to pay taxes for that.

If it was distributed as a dividend,
the dividend rate

would be about 3,000% to 4,000%.

To whom is it being donated?

Who is receiving the dividend?

Why do you ask me
when you already know the answer?

Because--

Because you want to hear the name
of the person way up there from me

so that when it becomes a problem,

you can say that you didn't say anything

and that the one who accused
the owner and the foundation

was Oh Se-hwa, not you.

You're trying to shift the blame onto me.

Let me ask you something.

If you knew the situation so well,
why did you play along with it?

What were you doing until now?

I waited for the election to end.

What does that have
anything to do with it?

If you felt it was improper,

you should've stopped
the subsidiary from being formed.

Does my memory fail me?

Didn't the person sitting in front of me
hand out a list of drugs

supplied by the hospital's subsidiary,

saying we should only prescribe drugs
on the list?

You are trying to get back at him
for suspending you,

but you don't want to do it yourself
because of the consequences you may face.

So you're handing it off to me, right?

Are you trying to make me go against

not just Mr. Gu,

but Hwajeong Group's chairman?

I'm sorry.

What did you think of me all this time

that you thought
I'd take this ridiculous bait?

Have I gone too easy on you?

Or did you think I was a pushover
who you can just keep under your thumb?

I won't call a committee meeting

for your reinstatement.

We'll proceed with the punishment
Mr. Gu decided,

meaning you should apologize
to the patients in person.

I'll look over the files.

Thanks.

Oh, and one more thing.

Please have some manners.

Knock before entering.
Isn't that basic etiquette?

I represent this hospital!

Is there anyone at this hospital
more famous than I am?

Who chooses a hospital
based on a doctor's fame?

They come for the name of the university.

Just ask anyone on the street.

No one would have heard of your name.

Even if you and I leave this hospital,

the hospital would do just fine.

We'd be lucky if the junior doctors

don't thank us
for getting out of their way.

PHARMACEUTICAL DISTRIBUTOR

This is the director.

When will Mr. Gu be back?

I'm not here to fight you.

As someone who got to know you enough,
I know fighting you

would only stress me out.

Your attitude says differently.

I wonder what you would be like
when you do fight me.

I wish that day would never come.

This is how I usually am.
I'm sorry if you have a problem with that.

I have many things to discuss with you.

Such as?

When the Cancer Center matter got out,

everywhere I went, people asked,

"I heard someone died at your hospital,

but your hospital covered it up."

I got so sick of hearing it
that I almost punched my aunt-in-law

in the mouth when she brought it up.

The illegal subsidiary...

It isn't illegal.

That's what people claim.

It's a violation
of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act,

but people are turning a blind eye.

It is also true that every few years,
it becomes a huge issue.

"Superior general hospitals
are non-profit organizations,

but I hear they set up
moneymaking subsidiaries."

It's something that the National
Assembly loves to investigate on.

It quiets down soon, though.

I hate being humiliated
more than anything.

"Sangkook did something bad again."

I don't want to hear something like that.

That really hurts my pride.

Do you feel humiliated

when people badmouth the hospital?

Mr. Gu.

You must not consider yourself
one of us yet.

One of you?

One of you...

Are you saying
that I should consider myself one of you

and take sides with you at all times?

I'm not saying we should run a charity.

Please make sure we don't become
the target of the investigation.

Also, how would you feel
if I refer to you as...

What was the name of the company
you were with?

Logis.

Yes. Logis.

How would you feel if I refer to you
as Hwajeong Logis President?

Pardon?

You called her "Dr. Oh."

Sorry, Director Oh.
I understand your concern.

I'll take care of that.

Would you like an inauguration gift?

Hwajeong Life Insurance.

We'll sell their policies here.

Are you kidding me?

Drugs weren't enough? You want us
to sell insurance, too?

Or you can bring us another project
that pays us 30% commission.

I will never tell my patients to get
private insurance plans.

We'll bring in a consultant
specializing in insurances.

Inside the hospital?

If not, where? Outside?

The 3-D Biosimulator.

It scans the patient's brain
or other organs

and creates accurate 3-D replicas of them.

Think about it. We don't get rehearsals.

People's lives are at stake,

but we have to do it without practice.

How could we practice?
There's nothing to do it on.

But this device creates a 3-D model
of the patient's brain

so that you can see it all
before the surgery.

"So, this is what this patient's
organs look like.

So, this is what the problem is."

That sounds very good,

but it sounds very expensive.

It is. It is very expensive.

Buy it for us.

Otherwise, I'll tell everyone
at the hospital

not to even mention insurance to anyone.

Let me check out that device.

He has met his match.

She's tough.

Mr. Ye Seon-woo asked me
to relay his regards.

He returned to his office.

Okay.

Do we know who reported
the deputy director?

They don't know, either.

Reschedule a meeting
with Chairman Hong Seong-chan.

He refused again today?

He won't let us use their cell phones?

I couldn't see him.

What? He flaked on you?

Were you stood up?

My goodness...

That punk.

So what if he makes cell phones?

I'll teach him a lesson.

That, we shall.

-Thank you.
-Have a good night.

-Hello.
-Come in.

It's been a while.

Do you have patients waiting?

No. I do need to go back, though.

Me, too.

Then why did you want to eat outside?

It doesn't matter where we eat...

Is there a problem?

Let's have a consolation drink later on
when we're not on call.

It'll be my treat.

I'm the one who should console you.

I should treat you.

Don't. I'm trying so hard
to act like it doesn't bother me.

It may have ended differently
if Mr. Gu hadn't intervened.

It's all over. Just forget it.

I didn't know
you wanted to leave the hospital.

Did you want to go to your hometown?

Did you really tell Mr. Gu
that you would quit?

I do want to go back.

Of course, I do.

Why did you come here in the first place?

You even thought about
becoming a director there.

Because you couldn't refuse Director Lee?

Because I couldn't operate.

Sorry?

I had to do a coronary artery
bypass graft, but couldn't.

We needed at least
one more specialist to do it.

I know we were in the rural area,
but we couldn't find anyone.

I sent the patient elsewhere

and left there.

You get to operate
to your heart's content now.

It won't be held against you.
Don't worry about it.

-What?
-You said Mr. Gu

wouldn't approve you
to serve as the director

even if you won the election.

You're not the only person
who said they'd quit.

He wouldn't have rejected you
just because you were going to resign.

That's nothing.

What is it?

You should've ordered something
more expensive. I told you it's on me.

We have to pay up front here.

Oh.

And you called and told me to order first.

Right.

It's not your first time here.

No.

I didn't have time.

JIN-WOO

I'm with a patient. Please eat first.

I'm sorry.

-Excuse me. One bowl of noodles, please.
-Okay.

Why didn't I realize then?

I knew death can come to anyone, anytime,

but why didn't I know
that I'd come to regret putting you off?

Tomorrow. Next time.

Anytime other than today.

You taught me everything.

But why did you leave
before I realized that?

When you think about it,
time is an amazing thing.

There must have been people

who came up with the idea

of building a hospital here.

They set up barracks during the war

and laid down the injured here.

For 60 years,

people like us came and left.

It's amazing, when you think about it.

How do you think they felt?

Are we a lot different from the people

who first started this hospital?

Should we just accept that we're different

from them since the times have changed?

I wonder what will happen.

Dr. Ye.

Yes? What is it?

Are you off?

Yes.

I'll go in first.

About Seon-woo...

Is his post-thrombotic syndrome serious?

You can't access patient records
as you wish.

How is he?

Are his valves damaged?

He's suffering from

recurrent pain and edema.

Soon,

we won't be able to control it.

-If we operate--
-Conservative treatment is the only way.

Surgery won't help.

He must walk. That's the only way.

Otherwise, it can only get worse.

That's ridiculous.

His blood flow
has slowed down significantly.

If a blood clot blocks a blood vessel,

we'll have to amputate his leg.

How long will it take
until there's complete blockage?

Ten years?

Fifteen years

at most.

If a serious blockage occurs before then,

that will be it.

What's wrong?

What is it?

What do we do?

About what?

It's okay. Tell me. What is it?

There's nothing you can't tell me.

You can tell me anything. Come on.

Did Dr. Joo say something?

Is it about a patient?

Yes.

Yes, what?

It's about a patient.

-No-eul.
-It's about a patient.

We have a joint case.

Wait here. I'll drive you home.

Let me check on a patient...

I want to go to Seon-woo.

I want to eat with him.

I can't see him at the hospital anymore.

Okay. He'll like that.

Go ahead.

Ye Jin-woo's close to Dr. Lee No-eul.

I think there's something going on
between them,

but they act like there isn't.

So?

So, what happened?

A patient is sick.

Sure.

They're usually sick and in pain.

That's right.

Well...

getting rejected is also painful.

Sorry?

I saw.

Were you unable to confess your feelings
to Dr. Ye Jin-woo?

Are you saying
that I got rejected by Jin-woo?

Isn't that why...

What are you talking about?

What do you want to know?

You should finish what you started.

So? What was the result of the vote?

Did they build it or not?

Oh, that.

"Oh, that"?

A town in Switzerland voted to build
a nuclear waste repository.

At first, 60% agreed.

They took another vote after
the government offered compensation...

It dropped to 25%.

To 25%?

It's true.

So they couldn't build it?

Is that important?

Of course, it is. It's the most important.
It's the conclusion.

I don't know whether they built it
or not. I only read about it online.

Are you kidding me?

Don't you want to know
why fewer people agreed to it

when they were offered money?

You'll tell me anyway.

That's why you brought it up
in the first place.

Then you'll know the answer, too.

You don't want me to implement
the pay-for-performance program.

So, you do know.

And yet,

you slashed the nurses' starting salaries.

The pay-for-performance program
is addictive, like a drug.

For certain occupations,
incentives are good motivators.

However, for some,

it destroys people's morale.

Some jobs require people to step up
and to have a sense of responsibility

as well as a strong sense of self-worth.

Our job is one of them.

That's what the people of the town
thought about.

"Yes, it has to be built somewhere.

Let's take responsibility.
That's the right thing to do."

But once money entered the picture,

their entire line of thought changed.

From "What is the right thing to do?"

to "What will benefit me the most?"

That's what happened.

The question then becomes,

"Why build that dangerous thing
in my front yard?"

Mr. Gu.

I saw many people

who can't return to how they were before.

They got so addicted
to being paid incentives

that they completely lost
their sense of responsibility

and the desire to do what is right.

I want you to work with people
who are healthy physically and morally

and be happy doing your job.

I wasn't rejected.

I'd never ask him out, either.

Then why were you crying?

Did you name the dog?

It is...

Well...

You still haven't named him?

Did you really send him back
to the shelter?

He got bigger.

Did he gain weight?

Stop crying and go home.

Have a good night.

If I look forward to

where you're going to exert your efforts,

will I be disappointed?

Companies spent decades instilling
the idea that medical care is a service.

Do you think we built private hospitals,
added more beds,

and invested for nothing?

The market is finally ready.

Now is the time we grow our business.

What was the first thing you did
as soon as you came here?

Your first idea was to fire people
for causing losses.

Are you sleeping?

Hey.

Did she leave already?

What was he watching?

The Speaker
of the National Assembly denied it,

but the receipts detailing the expenses
submitted as evidence

would stir up backlash against his claim.

The Speaker has accused
Reporter Kwon Hui-sang,

the first one to report the allegation,

for fabricating the evidence,

but he has denied the accusation.

If he keeps saying
the receipts were fabricated...

Did you drink?

No-eul stopped by, right?

Did you two fight?

Why? You're grown-ups, you know.

We didn't fight.

I told her.

You told her what?

That I liked her...

and that I still like her.

Out of the blue? Why?

I told her
so that I wouldn't regret not telling her,

but later on, I may regret telling her.

I wanted to put it out there...

before there comes a day

when I can't tell her.

Why would that day ever come?

Why don't you ask

what her response was?

It's between the two of you.

Would she feel awkward around you
because of me?

Sorry.

Why are you sorry?

What's wrong with telling her? Idiot.

Hey. We don't need her.

Go to sleep.

Let's just live like this.

You and I...

Just the two of us.

Like this. For the rest of our lives.

I'm proud of you.

Go to sleep.

Damn it.

-Did they begin?
-Yes.

Let's go inside.

Sorry. There was an accident.

Please hurry.

DONOR: KANG MIN-SEO
HEART PROCUREMENT: COMPLETED

LIVER PROCUREMENT: COMPLETED

They're almost done.

I'll let you know...

once they're done.

Thank you for making...

such a difficult decision.

SURGERY STATUS

FEMALE, AGE 13,
GENERAL SURGERY, IN PROGRESS

Don't worry.

-Doctor.
-Yes.

Yes, ma'am.

-Thank you.
-Welcome.

-Thank you, doctor. Thank you.
-You're welcome.

Sure.

-Did they start?
-Yes.

Thank you for arranging things
for her so quickly.

Sure.

Everyone said that it would take a while.

It's all thanks to you.

My gosh.

The top surgeon at our hospital
is operating on her,

so I'm sure it'll go well.

Don't wait here.

Why don't you wait in the room?

-Escort them.
-Yes, sir.

-All right.
-Thank you so much.

Of course.

Thank you so much
for saving my grandchild.

-You don't need to thank us.
-Thank you.

This way, please.

TO MS. KIM,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE LUNCH WITH ME?

I said to check the patient's I&O
until midnight.

Didn't you hear me?

We stop measuring I&O at 5 p.m.

Is that what I asked?
Who said you could skip it?

Who gave you the authority?

I'm sorry. Next time--

When? After the patient dies?

You go home often, right?

Who cares what happens here
as long as you can see your mom?

Why bother?

Just remember her after she dies
like you do with patients.

I'm sorry.

You and your...

I'm so sick of hearing your apologies.

Don't even think about going home today.

MS. KIM

I don't think I'll have time
during lunch. Sorry.

Sorry.

I sent that by mistake.

SANGKOOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
MEDICAL CENTER GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY

We will now begin the ceremony.

Chairman Cho and guests,

please get ready
for the turning of the dirt ceremony.

EXAMINATION CENTER, CANCER CENTER,
VETERINARY CARE CENTER

Congratulations.

-Thank you.
-Congratulations.

This is the Cancer Center.

It's the largest research-focused
cancer center in the nation.

Behind that
are the Health Examination Center,

the Healthy Life Clinic,

and the Veterinary Care Center.

And toward the mountain
will be the Meditel,

a hotel-style medical facility
for patients from overseas.

The farthest in is the funeral parlor.

What's that?

That's the custodians' housing.

Why would we--

Hey.

Yes.

Why did we have to do this in the middle
of a field during a heat wave?

Oh, thank you.

Is this ice water?

Yes.

I could've used this earlier.

That's much better.

Is it really the custodians' housing?

Why is it in a secluded area?

It's too far from other buildings.

It should be close by
to have them on call.

And I've never seen a hospital campus
with a housing facility.

Is it really the custodians' housing?

You'll find out soon enough.

Right.

The 3-D simulator
will go through customs soon.

I can't wait to see it.

CHAIRMAN HONG SEONG-CHAN

LEADER OF HEALTH CARE INNOVATION,
REALIZING THE VALUE OF HUMANITY

...the most renowned hospital in Korea.

Enjoy Seoul. Get pretty
while sightseeing all at once...

Sangkook University Hospital became one
of the most renowned hospitals in Korea

because we do not focus
only on the present.

We have broadened our scope
in treatments, education, and research.

We also strive to strengthen...

That's the director.

She's the one in this video.

In alliance with Hwajeong Group...

CANCER INSURANCE PLAN
LIFETIME COVERAGE AND FIXED PREMIUM

...will strive for change.

As the leader of health care innovation,

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Okay.

It's an altered LOC patient transfer.
They're almost here.

How could they tell us
at the last minute like this?

Right? I asked why they didn't call
when they were leaving...

Shoot.

Laceration.

Where's her file?

We weren't given anything.

What do you mean? Get a CT scan.

-Jae-hyeok!
-Coming!

What happened?

I don't know, either.

They said she already had altered LOC
at the initial hospital.

They said they couldn't treat her there,
so they requested to transfer her here--

-Which hospital?
-Eulji Kang Hospital.

Okay.

The altered LOC patient's CT.
I'm coming now.

Dr. Ye.

Yes?

This is insane.

I told you to prescribe

Recormon prefilled injection
to anemic patients.

The price difference
is less than 10,000 won.

We're not burdening the patients.

Chief, I have an altered LOC patient--

It's not like everyone
who comes to the ER is poor.

Don't hesitate to prescribe
expensive medicine

to patients
who seem to be able to afford it.

We can increase our revenue,

and they get premium meds.
It's a win-win deal.

If you see patients coughing up phlegm,
especially bloody phlegm

like earlier today,

you should suggest them to get a TST.

Just throw it out there.

Hey.

At least we don't have to sell
insurance plans and supplements.

Do you know how I feel,
being yelled at every morning

in front of other chiefs
because of our losses?

You and I worked here too long
to get a job elsewhere.

We can't work for other people.

But it's not like we can say, "Screw it,"
and open a private practice.

Let's just meet our quota.

Okay.

I'm going home.

Good night, Chief.

Shit.

Is she trying to turn me into roadkill
or what?

Shit.

EULJI KANG HOSPITAL

CPR!

We need an Ambu bag.

Right after the CT...

IV Line. Epinephrine, hurry.

No pulse.

Intubation.

Tube going in.

Okay. Secure it at 23cm.

-Securing the tube.
-Okay.

No pulse.

No pulse.

I'll switch with you.

-More epinephrine.
-Okay.

Where is she?

Who?

The patient who just died.

What? Didn't you send her?

To where?

The transfer team came and took her.

I thought you had them take her.

Maybe there was a mistake.

You idiots. How could you lose a body?

-Go find her now!
-Okay.

MORGUE

She isn't in the morgue.

Did you take our body?

Sorry?

ORGAN TRANSPLANT CENTER

Hey.

We found her.

AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY

What's going on?

We don't know, either.

What happened?

Who said you could come in?

Director. There must've been a mistake...

Everyone out.

Pardon?

Get out!

Why didn't you tell me?

You always share everything
about him with me.

You really didn't know

that he smiled only at you?

Was that so hard to see?

Is she really dead?

Do you know her?

You know her too,

although not directly.

We cannot possibly do that!

You need to be really unlucky
to die like this.

What do you want me to do?

What about me?

What if I refuse?

What if I do as I wish?

What happens then?

Would they leave you alone?

They made that reporter a murderer
without a problem.

Who do you think
their next target will be?

What matters is,
who gave Mr. Gu the order.

This is a double-edged sword.

You'll still go after him, right?

Let's just say that I'm naive
and have no fear.

Subtitle translation by Jeong Lee