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EPISODE 15

Director.

I wanted to tell you I was back.

My apologies for suddenly taking time off.

What are you two here about?

We were notifying Mr. Gu
of the Council of Chiefs' decision.

About Mr. Gu being fired
by all the chiefs?

You make it sound like
it doesn't involve you.

Since everyone that was fired is here,
shall we have a farewell party?

Why would I have a farewell party
when I just returned?

I have a lot of work piled up,
so I'll go now.

-Director Oh.
-Director Oh.

Turn in your ID card
and empty out the director's office.

Did you know that you were used
for money laundering?

No one in this office is quitting.

Not Mr. Gu, not me, and neither of you.

Let's not waste energy on useless things

and get to work.

Come out, you two.

-Director Oh.
-What do you want?

All we will do here

is argue about who needs to leave!

Cardiothoracic Surgery must not have
a lot of patients these days.

Does Emergency Medicine have no work?

Ms. Kang can't do her work
because of you, Mr. Gu!

What are you waiting for? Get out!

How can I stop her?

Director.

What? What is it?

Are you okay?

Were you sick?

I wasn't.

I have to go somewhere,
so don't follow me.

I said I have somewhere to go.
Why are you following me?

That's not it.

Well, it would be nice
if we could go on our own too, but...

Where are they?

The Restructure Team took them away.

In front of everyone.

Those assholes.

What is it?

Give them to me.

Your severance?

Give me our doctors' ID cards.

Now.

I threw them away.

CHIEF OF CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY
JOO KYUNG-MOON

EMERGENCY MEDICINE
YE JIN-WOO

It was you, right?

You're the one who sent
those women, right?

I know more than 50 ways to kill people

without leaving a trace or evidence.

Should I inject poison into
everything in your home?

Should I make your entire family
crawl on all fours?

So, your son goes to soccer class.

Hey, you.

If you want to threaten someone, you
shouldn't post your kid's photos online.

You do crap like that,

but you still have the nerve
to post photos of your kid?

If you touch my family,

you'll never see yours ever again, got it?

You get your paychecks from the hospital,

but you don't know who you work for?

Did you forget where you work at? Is this
Hwajeong's head office? Their factory?

This is Sangkook University Hospital!

If you have a desk here,
you're the hospital's employee,

and I'm your director!

If you don't like your boss,
you're free to go!

How dare you overstep your authority?

Our codes were locked, too.

-I hear you're the deputy director now.
-Yes.

Get the IT Department to unlock them.
You're the deputy director.

I've never been
a deputy director before, so...

When you inspected Lee Jeong-seon--

Mr. Gu didn't pressure me.

Don't think of using that against him.

Then how did you know?

When you took the body,

it was before the news got out.

How did you know who the patient was,

and why did you return to the hospital
that night?

Can't I come back?

I said he didn't.

This isn't about just this incident.

If we remain silent now,

we'll have to shut our mouths forever.

"We can use her like that.

She won't resist or talk back."

Do you disagree?

Director, please end it here,

at least for your junior doctors.
I'm begging you.

You can't expose everything directly.

I'm sure the director has a reason
for being unable to speak.

You said you had somewhere to go--

I went there.

Let's discuss this realistically.

How far do you want to go?

Will you fight Cho Nam-hyeong?
The chairman of Hwajeong?

There's another reality,

where we can't pretend it didn't happen.

What did you mean,
I was used for money laundering?

The construction site in Songtan.

Chairman Cho bribed a politician
through the land purchase.

I was gone for only a few days.

The chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology
said something about

Director Lee Bo-hun's bank account.

We received the director's
family's consent

to investigate the transactions.

You're good at reporting things.

You should've told me things like that
right away.

When did you know about the incentive?

The day the director passed away.

Why that day, of all days?

We shouldn't be the ones trying to resolve
the autopsy matter.

We must cut it loose.

How?

Let's bury the land issue for now.

What will you do?

What...

I'll take care of it.

I'll take care of it.

How?

I know many reporters.

"I revised my statement because of
what the autopsy showed,

so you should wait for
the written opinion.

Why are you so impatient?
These opinions usually take

a month or two.

Neither Sangkook nor Hwajeong
had an agenda."

If I announce that,

the medical examiner will have to
write according to what he saw.

So, you persuade

Chairman Cho.

Our chairman is not someone
you can easily persuade.

He must know as well,

that if they flip it again
in Hwajeong's favor,

they'll be stoned to death.

I'm trying to minimize the damage
for Chairman Cho.

What has ever caused damage to a chairman

of a corporation?

There's no such thing.

Nothing can damage them.

You heard about the incentive, right?

-Yes.
-When did you find out?

You knew it already, didn't you?

I found out the day Director Lee Bo-hun
passed away.

From Deputy Director Kim Tae-sang.

He said he thought the director
siphoned hospital funds,

and that he'll get it back somehow.

He asked that we not taint the director's
name, since he passed away anyway.

I wonder how he returned something
someone else took.

We checked the details of the transaction.

Should I send it to you?

Then you suspected

the deputy director then, too.

You can't trust people.

Who would really care about the name
of someone who died?

Still, they worked together for 30 years.

She must have grown up sheltered.

You've never been conned, have you?

I won't avoid it anymore.

I'm already annoyed as hell
that I hid until now.

How long will you avoid things
by just firing people?

What did you do with your child?

Boarding school.

I couldn't send her because
she kept resisting.

It was a good excuse to send her.

Let's hold off on meeting

with reporters.

Mr. Gu.

Until after I report it.

So you mean you'll meet with the chairman?

You'll do well.

I have faith in you.

Stop it.

I will not.

What's wrong with her?
She doesn't know anything.

She's unbelievable.

Find out the chairman's schedule.

Tell him to wait until I send a notice.

The system shows that Director Oh

went from the parking lot
to Mr. Gu's office.

After that, she came to
the Restructure Team office.

Considering the factors,

I think Director Oh had been audacious
and ignoring your orders

because she had some sort of
an agreement with Mr. Gu.

Gu Seung-hyo, that asshole.

With all that we pay him...

He thinks he's so great.

Anyone can accomplish that much

if the infrastructure is set up like that.

I didn't give him such a high salary
for no reason.

He should just do as he's told.

This came up on the portal.

This article was just submitted
to the portal,

and they want
to post it as the main story.

They're asking for your permission first.

What is it?

"Regarding Lee Jeong-seon--"

Damn it...

"Sangkook Hospital has requested

the Korean Medical Association
and the Korean Hospital Association

to give their statements regarding
the management's

distrustful acts and Hwajeong's illegal...

SAEGEUL21

It's by Saegeul21?

Get me the CEO

of Saegeul21.

Yes, sir.

Main story? Like hell.

Call him and...

What was his name again?

That reporter who stuck his nose
everywhere and got arrested.

Reporter Kwon Hui-sang.

That shithead is no reporter.

Say I'll have that asshole released,

so they'd better not write about us again.

Otherwise...

Fuck. Can't he do that one thing right?

Did I tell him to kill someone
or steal a corpse?

She died while fighting anyway.

What's so hard about saying
she got beaten to death?

He's the president of the hospital,
and he can't do that simple thing?

Tell the CEO of Saegeul21

that I'll show him what it means
to have your life utterly ruined.

And that I'll forgive Saegeul21 for all
the bullshit they wrote until now

about my family and our group.

I'll forgive them, so...

Do you know how much
Seung-hyo takes from me?

I'm paying him to do as I say,

and do what I tell him to do!

Because I can't be everywhere
at every minute of the day,

so that's why I use the presidents,
to act on my behalf!

Do they think it's because they're good?

They're despicable.

Who cares if they're doctors?

They work at my hospital.

That asshole Gu Seung-hyo, too.

Even if I got rid of him as soon as
my dad passed away,

he should get down on his knees and
thank me.

Does he think he's a doctor

just because he hangs around doctors?

If it weren't for me,

how could he even be a company president?

Shit.

Yes, sir.

Regarding the article, tell PR
to handle it the way they usually do.

Delete that,

make an article about celebrity
couples the main story,

and tell them to post comments. Now.

That portal...

Increase our group's online advertisements

on it, just five percent.

Tell them to post articles
only with my permission.

Yes, sir.

Take the guys when you go meet
Saegeul21's CEO.

If he doesn't listen, do as you want.

Yes, sir. I'll report back right away.

Tell Mr. Gu to come at ten...

No, at eleven.

SANGKOOK HOSPITAL ILLEGAL ACTS

THERE ARE NO RESULTS

SANGKOOK HOSPITAL
COUNCIL OF CHIEFS DECISION

THERE ARE NO RESULTS

Please. Give it to me.

Thank you.

Thank the director.

What about the director?

Did anything happen to her?

Like what?

Well, she suddenly took time off,
so I thought maybe

she was followed or something.

"Followed"? This isn't a spy film.

Right?

Go on.

-See you later.
-Okay.

What's up with her?

Why only me?

What brings you here?

I kept running a search for the article,
but couldn't find it.

Did something happen?

I think it was killed.

I'll upload it again.

I'll send it until they post it.

Don't.

We found a new way.

Don't do it. I mean it.

What new way?

Well...

Within the hospital,

we'll...

What will you do?

There's a way.

Don't do it. I mean it.

Promise me, okay?

Your brother's name is Seon-woo, right?

-Sorry?
-I guess your brother

caught you every time

you were dating a woman.

I heard what you said.

You told Dr. Lee No-eul, I believe,
at the hospital,

"You'd better not tell Seon-woo
this time."

Well...

Seon-woo and No-eul saw us.

Saw us?

Last time.

In the parking lot.

Those punks.
They should've shown themselves.

They were just hiding and watching us.

In the parking lot?

That...

Yes. That.

Don't worry about it.

I'll punish them properly. I swear.

Thank goodness we didn't kiss or anything.

That's right.

But...

they're not here now.

What's wrong?

Jin-woo.

It's better not to say anything.

No one will understand.

Just date her.

You know you want to.

Are you okay?

I have a brother.

I know.

There are two of them.

There are two.

You have two brothers?

Seon-woo was very good at soccer.

They called him a soccer prodigy.

Although he's a doctor now...

So your brother

was smart and athletic.

He can't do sports anymore

because he hurt his legs.

How badly?

He can't walk.

He can't walk.

Ever again.

What about your other brother?

You said you have two brothers.

"If only he could walk, it wouldn't be

so hard for Mom.

She wouldn't have to work so hard."

That's all I could think back then.

I hated Seon-woo so much.

So? Since when...

He refused to go to a school picnic.

On the day before,

Mom asked him to go,

and to play with his friends.

She practically begged him.

She packed his lunch early in the morning.

I didn't think about how horrible
it must have been to go to the picnic,

strapped into his wheelchair.

I hated seeing my mom beg him.

She did nothing wrong, so why?

Our family was suffering
so much because of him...

That's why I berated him.

And Mom berated me.

But that day,
as I was returning from school,

Seon-woo was

among the kids

returning from the picnic.

But then,

he started running toward me.

He even talked to me.

I didn't believe it,
since he was so different,

although I wanted to believe it.

Your other brother...

How old were you when you started to see

that other brother?

I was 11.

From then until now?

Here,

too?

Here, too.

MESSAGE FROM SEO-HYEON

What's wrong with you? Get off.

Do you have a death wish?

Who would actually want to die?

SEO-HYEON

May I meet your brother?

Thank you.

You're the only person who knows now.

"Now"?

Yes.

-Now--
-The door.

My bad.

Sleep tight.

I was sleeping just fine.

What are you waiting for?

Yes, sir.

"From the perspective of
a businessman for whom

rationality and efficiency are standard,

I am deeply disappointed by the public
criticism Sangkook Hospital has gained.

Although it is a private school,

because the medical staff's
sense of entitlement is too strong,

the management's guidance is not being
relayed properly or executed.

In order to get rid of
this sense of entitlement

and improve competitiveness,

Sangkook University Hospital,
a non-profit hospital,

will be converted into
a for-profit hospital."

Mr. Cho.

What?

Even regular general hospitals
must be non-profit entities,

but we are one of the largest
with over 2,000 beds.

Legally,

it cannot be converted into
a for-profit entity.

Just make it happen.

Since when did you and I
not do something because of the law?

"As a leader in

the global medical business,

it will draw in

more foreign funds and hire more
foreigner doctors,

construct a medical cluster
centered around the Songtan campus,

and pursue being designated

a special economic zone.

Sangkook University Hospital,

which will return to the public
as a privatized institution,

will be a members-only
medical shopping mall.

Befitting of a for-profit hospital,
it will have top-quality facilities,

and become the center of

health tourism, drawing in VIPs
from abroad.

It will create jobs

and become the model

for connecting education and business.

This is our promise to the people."

Nice.

It sounds nice coming from you.

We can keep it as is.

Do you have a plan

for pursuing privatization?

Our country's law

prevents big hospitals from making money,

so we'll go with extraterritoriality.

A foreign fund will invest in
Sangkook University.

I guess the fund that will invest
is already decided.

Which company?

Guild Triple.

I'm sorry, but I've never heard of it.

Of course not, since we'll create it now.

Are you starting it yourself?

I don't want to get stabbed in the back
by real foreign investors.

It just has to seem foreign.

That's right.

Announce that the cluster at Songtan
will include

a sports rehab center, a spa,

and a fitness center.

Stress that the moment
you step foot into our center,

every type of healthcare
will be provided comprehensively.

Asshole.

Seong-chan could never do this
no matter how hard he tries.

That's right, sir.

However, aren't you showing
every card you have

a little too soon?

We need to be ahead of everyone.

We businessmen have always been
betrayed by politicians.

The previous government promised
privatization.

And the one before promised
to lighten regulations.

They bullshitted us for years.

A medical service business can
increase its added value indefinitely.

If they're concerned about the gap

between the rich and poor,
they should invest in public hospitals.

Why are they
regulating private businesses?

Why are they reducing our competitiveness?

We're late now, because
we trusted politicians.

Let's change that, you and I.

Mr. Cho. But the businesses
referenced here are premised upon

the privatization of the hospital.

It'll be entirely against medical laws.

How do you plan to accomplish this?

We'll take it apart.

Pardon?

If we can't make it for-profit because

the hospital is too big,

we'll break them down by department,

and get a permit for each.

I guess our hospital will be split up
according to the medical treatment.

That way, we can make them compete.

And it's easier to control them.

It would've been perfect if we were
able to link things with cell phones.

I'm sorry, sir.

Announce it first thing

tomorrow morning.

Yes, sir.

Mr. Gu?

Go home.

SANGKOOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL TO BECOME
A COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL SHOPPING MALL

YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME

DO THEY THINK WE'RE STUPID?

GLOBAL MEDICAL BUSINESS, MY FOOT

THEY'LL GET RID OF REGULATIONS ONE BY ONE

THEY JUST WANT TO MAKE MONEY

DROP THE "GLOBAL MEDICAL BUSINESS" CRAP

THEY WANT TO MAKE
A HOSPITAL A DEPARTMENT STORE

He's out of his mind.

I'm carrying a ticking time bomb.

It's like he's asking to be cursed out.

These terms about investments and
health tourism

may not be well-known
by the general public,

but a "comprehensive
medical shopping mall"?

How could they flat-out
talk about wanting to make money?

Read the comments. The hospital
president is being slaughtered.

Shit. If he wants to create jobs,
he should hire more nurses.

They're not hiring
in order to cut back on salaries.

Why is he ignoring existing jobs
and creating jobs elsewhere?

If one of the Big Five becomes for-profit,

the others will follow immediately.

Everyone will complain

that they should be allowed
to do it as well.

That's ridiculous, too.
They should say it's wrong,

not ask for the same.

Special economic zone? Like hell.

There are eight already.

People love anything "special."

I know, right? Even the massive China

has only two special economic zones.

That big hospital is falling apart
because of one bad hire.

Will it get larger if we add
a composition analysis function?

Sweat.

Can it analyze the composition of sweat?

Yes.

When will the tester be out?

Okay. I understand. Thank you.

Hello, Dr. Ye.

Just a minute.

It's Dr. Ye Seon-woo from the HIRA.

Hello?

Hello, Mr. Gu.

Hello. It's been a while.
How have you been?

We'll soon announce the results

of the investigation of
Deputy Director Kim Tae-sang.

I thought I should notify you.

I see. Thank you for keeping your word.

Sangkook will be mentioned as well
by name.

He is no longer with us,
and no longer our deputy director.

After we found out about that surgery,

he didn't treat or operate
on a single person. Please mention that.

That's something Sangkook should say
in a clarification article.

Is it? Sure, we'll do that then.

Hello?

Dr. Ye?

Before,

the last time we met,

you were about to stand up

in front of me, and sat back down.

Did I do that?

But what about it?

That's the type of person you are,

regardless of how you think of yourself.

I don't know if I'll need to
contact you again.

Take care of yourself, Mr. Gu.

You too.

Take care of yourself.

DIRECTOR OH SE-HWA

Shit.

Hello?

Hello? What the hell?

Director Oh?

Mr. Gu, would you like to eat with me?

Pardon?

Jin-woo.

Yes?

Have you seen No-eul

drink with just anyone and get drunk

or anything like that?

Did she do that?

No.

She should meet people too,
instead of just working.

Look who's talking.

No, right?

She doesn't do that with just anyone.

Whom did you see her with?

Nobody.

I just mean,

if she finds someone like that,

someone that she likes,

I hope he's a good person.

He has to be a good person.

You were a personal assistant?

You were a personal assistant
at Hwajeong Group?

Yes. That was my first job.

Then... You're not...

No?

I mean, people said you were
the late Hwajeong's chairman's son

that he kept from the world.

Since you're so successful,

people at Hwajeong gossip,

and I heard it through the grapevine.

There's no need to get upset.

Look at my mom before you say that.

She's not capable of such a thing.

The chairman's son? My foot.

I thought you were born with
a silver spoon in your mouth.

What was that for?

I worked so hard to kill
that stupid rumor.

And it's true, I was born rich.

We lost it all during
the IMF crisis, that's all.

What? Have you never met someone
who went bankrupt during the IMF crisis?

It sounded familiar.
I thought you were talking about my family

and how we went bankrupt.

What's with you people?

You don't know about that time, do you?

Since both of your parents
were doctors and professors.

Come on. Who doesn't know
about the IMF crisis?

Hearing about it and experiencing it
are as different as night and day.

Good for you both.

You got to personally experience
Korea's dark history.

It is a dark history.

But at least we overcame it quickly
by working together.

We should shake off our hospital's
dark history as soon as possible as well.

This may be the last time we eat together,

so let's talk after we finish eating.

But people were so naive back then.

Some were responsible
for bleeding the country dry.

They should've thrown stones at them.

Why did people offer up their jewelry
to pay the national debt?

That wasn't the only time.
What was that? That dam.

-The Peace Dam.
-That's right.

Even when I think about it now,
it still makes no sense.

Exactly. Everyone thought all of Seoul
would be flooded

if we didn't build that back then.

Don't you know about it?

Sorry?

Have you never heard of the Peace Dam?

Well...

How old were you back then?

It's rude to ask a man his age.

When was that? The eighties...

-In...
-In 1986? Or was it 1987?

-Kindergarten?
-First grade.

First grade.

I was in the sixth grade back then.

I'm working under someone who was
in the first grade back then.

Oh, my gosh, how times have changed.

I was in high school.

It looks like you're done eating,
so why don't you just begin?

You must have a whole lot of things
to say to me.

You went to get rid of a burden,

but got another one
from Chairman Cho, right?

I told you, the crap
that was announced today

wasn't Mr. Gu's idea.

That doesn't change anything.

No, it doesn't.

We're going to fight.

Sure. I'm going to fight as well.

Too bad we're not on the same side.

The other side wouldn't stand a chance
if you two were on the same side.

It's because the chairman
is so out of control,

we're gaining a lot of support.

I've never received so much support
as a doctor before.

He said too much gibberish.

I know he doesn't know the medical
industry, and only business, but still.

Thanks to him, the public is
favorable toward us.

I guess it isn't just people in the past
who were naive.

What do you mean?

You'll find out soon.

Let's do everything we can

so that we won't have any regrets.

"It isn't just people in the past
who were naive."

What could he have meant?

Mr. Gu. The chairman went to the Ministry
of Health and Welfare quite a while ago.

His secretary only told me now.

CHAIRMAN CHO APOLOGIZES

Whose idea was it?

Doesn't it mean
you'll only focus on making profit?

Please say a few words.

The announcement that was made
this morning

deserved your criticism

that we're overly profit-driven,

and I apologize.

Dr. Park.

Is it out already?

We haven't heard

any reports regarding how the announcement

by the hospital president

got out to the public.

We are checking through
the Sangkook University Foundation.

We will follow

the public opinion and
the government's opinion.

The comprehensive medical shopping mall,

the membership system,

the fitness center

and other businesses

in the hospital

will be canceled.

CRITICISM DESERVED,
FOR-PROFIT BUSINESS TO BE CANCELED

Our apologies for causing concern.

Do you have anything else to say?

Is there another reason
for the cancellation?

Now, we have your weather forecast.

What the... Is that it?

It can't end like this.

What about the for-profit entity issue?

That's what he should say
they won't do. That's the most important.

Exactly. Everything else
is side business anyway.

They'll do it anyway
if it becomes privatized.

He left out the core.

That's not following the public's opinion.

They're playing cheap tricks.

This is what he was after.

"You don't like it, so we won't do it."

They pretend to listen
to people's opinions.

but they're getting away
with the biggest issue.

You're right.

It was a distraction tactic.

It was obvious people would complain

if they said they'd privatize
the hospital, so...

Mr. Gu drew the attention with nonsense,

and the chairman pretended to fix it.

People who don't realize it will think
the problem is resolved now.

Dr. Park.

Your shift is over soon, right?

Yes. Why?

The nurses union decided to demonstrate.

When?

We're notifying the police.
We need to tell them 48 hours in advance,

so as soon as we get the approval.

I guess it'll be here.

That's the only way it'll be meaningful.

Everyone who isn't working will come out
and surround

the entire hospital.

We shouldn't have stayed quiet.

Why won't Mr. Gu leave already?

He was told to leave, so he should leave.

Because Mr. Gu isn't the problem.

"It isn't just people in the past
who were naive."

I think Mr. Gu knew
what the chairman was going to do.

But even if he knew,
seeing how he's being blamed,

perhaps even he can't control it.

What if the chairman
and Mr. Gu are putting on an act?

If they were working together,

why would he have said that?

What?

"I'm going to fight as well."

He should've played dumb,
not challenged us.

Did Director Oh go somewhere?

To the Ministry. We were going
to announce our letters of complaint,

but that one piece of news killed it all.

Remember how

they were planning to build a hospital
in Jeju Island for the wealthy?

It would have been finished by now
if nothing had happened.

That's right. Since the Ministry of
Health and Welfare tried to approve it,

not knowing the supposed
foreign investors were

unqualified scammers.

If they were about to consent to
unqualified scammers,

Hwajeong Group
will be approved without any trouble.

Who are they? Who are those people?

What... What are you doing
in front of our hospital?

What are you doing here?

Say something, will you?

Do you work for the hospital?

Are you going to stay here all day long?

What's going on?

These people just took over this spot.

Look at them. This is our spot.

We requested a permit to demonstrate.

The police said we can't because
there's one already until next week.

Then these people came.

So these people are protesting right now?

Excuse me. If you're going to protest,
shouldn't you say something,

or hold up some kind of picket?

What are you here to protest about?

They're from Hwajeong.

They're claiming the spot,
so that we can't do anything.

They're squatting.

Hey, you.

MS. KANG

What's going on?

They're from Hwajeong.
It's a phantom assembly.

"Phantom"?

They predicted what we'd do,

and got a permit to
demonstrate beforehand.

I think they just sent random employees.

Mr. Gu sent them.

If we're not careful, we'll be arrested.

-So what, leave them alone?
-What else?

What should we do?

We have to find another way.

How did it go?

MS. KANG

DOCTOR LEE NO-EUL

Ms. Kang.

Is the Songtan lease settled?

Yes.

We will proceed with the lease.

For the term, I made it perpetual.

What about the possibility of
canceling the contract?

As you asked, for special circumstances,

if there is a unilateral cancellation,

the building may be utilized freely.

Get it notarized.

Let's see the Big Five's incomes
from the first half of the year.

Just a minute.

Here.

If you look at the rate of growth,

Sangkook went from fourth
during the second half of last year

to second this year.

The income comparison of
the group's subsidiaries.

Pardon?

Okay.

My goodness. Why is that... I'm sorry.

I saved this as an image file.

It got saved here.

Ms. Kang.

I'm sorry, sir.

Six years, right?

That's how long you and I worked together.

You never once made a big mistake.

Here it is.

If you look at the comparison
between incomes...

What did you say?

Why did you suddenly say that?

Why do you want to see this now?

There's no proof of the bribe.

I only heard it in passing
from a relative.

Why did you hear it in passing?
You should've dug into it.

It's Dr. Ye. Come in.

Sit down.

I looked through
all the documents that I could,

and 58 billion won came out of our funds

to purchase the land in Songtan.

From the Reserve Fund
for Essential Business.

What use is the purchase price?

Even it was more than
the fair market value,

you pay what the seller demands.
What can we say about that?

What about the Ministry?

They're in bed with each other already.

They couldn't do this otherwise.

From making a ridiculous move first,

to having their head step in

and apologize.

They had us distracted with Mr. Gu,

while they set everything up
behind our backs.

Did you look at the latest contract
for the buildings

in Songtan?

Only one of them

was changed to a free perpetual lease.

What was leased, and to whom?

The name of the tenant was odd.

Something like Hwapyeong-ri
Village Cooperative in Seosan?

A village cooperative?

What's that?

What? Hwapyeong?
That's near where my family's from.

I looked into it to see
if it really exists,

and it's comprised of about 20 families.

The building at the end of the campus
was given to them.

That must be it.
At the groundbreaking ceremony,

we saw it in the model illustration.

It looked like an apartment.

It was a separate housing site.

Did Mr. Gu give it to

his relatives or someone?

No. Was it the chairman?

Regardless, that works.
That's a type of embezzlement.

Or it may be nothing.

Why?

Mr. Gu said he'd tell me

what it'll be used for.

Are you sure he wasn't just saying that?

He has never lied or made things up.

It's just that they never helped us.

And seeing how he said I should know,

it may be related to the hospital.

There's no way to stop them.

Don't you have anything we can use?

Something like that financial statement?
Anyone?

This is so frustrating.

I posted... the financial statement.

I think Deputy Director Joo
was trying to protect me.

You again?

That's not important right now!

What now?

What will you do now?

Look. Look at that.
You saw on your way in, right?

Even if I were going to send
Hwajeong's employees,

I'd at least have them change clothes
to look like protesters.

"Who cares if you know?"
He doesn't care anymore.

If he's working with the Ministry,

there must have been an illegal deal.

I'm sure there was,
but how would we find out?

Both our hands and feet are tied.

Excuse me.

Hey.

It's okay.

I'll be right there. Okay.

I have a surgery.

Let's go.

-Deputy Director Joo.
-Yes?

There must be a way.

Sure.

That's right. About Director
Lee Bo-hun's bank account.

The one the incentive went into?

Yes. I checked the transaction details,

and Dr. Lee, your name was there.

What do you mean?

Me? When?

It was a while ago.

Around 1997.

What transaction did you do
with that account?

If it was in 1997...

That was over 20 years ago.

There were many deposits and withdrawals

by Deputy Director Kim Tae-sang

and many other retired doctors.

Can you think of anything?

I'll think about it.

In 1997?

This will be hard.
I don't think we can do anything.

We can bark all we want.

Once they get the approval, it's over.

Okay. Bye.

You punk.

Why did you say you posted it?

Things are already a mess.

If you really have to move,

who would take you?

You should've kept your mouth shut
for the person who protected you.

How many times have you seen

the assailant survive
while the victim got kicked out?

If I don't even do that, what can I do?

I really don't know what to do.

Why are you thinking that?

I'm the one...

I wonder if the director
can think of something.

K. BOWER, MD,
1ST, 2ND, 3RD, 4TH HOSPITAL DIRECTOR

LEE BO-HUN, MD,
12TH, 13TH, 14TH, 15TH HOSPITAL DIRECTOR

What is this?

You knew...

this would happen, didn't you?

That's why

you asked me to work with you.

What you're looking at are
the changes in health services

from 2005 to 2013 as provided by
the Ministry of Health and Welfare.

As you can see...

It was all useless and a waste of time.

There was only despair.

Talking about it only tired me out.

It was when I was boiling up
with resentment.

If Gimhae Medical Center only had flaws,

how could it have been around
for over 100 years?

It was when I was wishing

the world would come to an end,

and all of humanity, including me,
would be wiped away.

You knew

what I was like,

and why I came to Seoul.

Somewhere bigger.

Somewhere more famous.

A higher position there.
A position in which I am respected.

A place where my voice
would therefore be heard.

A place where

what I say would be done.

But every day,

I just got more and more work.

Should we spit?

Hey.

Why do so many people come here?

Does everyone in Seoul come here?

If you spit, you'll get hit.

There, there, and there. They're all you.

How precious and pitiful are they?

Precious, my foot.

Why are you so cynical?
That's not like you.

Why? Because the others exclude you?

Consider it a prelude.

It'll only get worse.

Soon,

doctors won't be just treating patients.

That era ended long ago.

That's right.

So you need to fight.

You protect this place.

Protect it well and pass it on
to your juniors.

Someone who will do just as well as you.

Make sure this hospital has a founder,

but not someone who ends it.

Protect it with me.

My era's over.

It's over.

Fine.

Let's fight until the end.

Your young junior doctors

look to me now.

But Director,

Bo-hun,

I don't know what to do.

I didn't know then,

but the days I spent with you

were the best.

Will those days return?

Perhaps this is better.

I'm glad you left

before you saw too much.

Remember

Sangkook University Hospital

as one that shines,
which you can be proud of

forever.

Mr. Gu sent them.

We haven't heard any reports regarding
how the announcement

by the hospital president

got out to the public.

If they were working together,

why would he have said that?

"I'm going to fight as well."

Go to the head office.

But you said...

-The head office.
-Yes, sir.

Why that...

If you want to die,
jump in front of someone else's car!

With whom will you fight?

What are you trying to do?

You know a way, don't you?

No-eul resigned?

What's gotten into you?

Seoul isn't the best.

You're telling me indirectly

that I should keep my hands off
the matter.

I'm simply saying there's no need
for you to be the scapegoat.

What about the director, then?

Is this how it ends for him?

Those doctor punks are challenging me

because they know that even though
I'm the owner, I can't control them.

Please don't tear the hospital apart.

I wish my little brother
would live a long life.

I wish

he wouldn't leave much sooner than I do.

I think it was decided ever since

the chairman decided
you'd make the announcement

and he'd fix it.

I'll keep a close eye on
Sangkook University Hospital,

which I was a part of, albeit briefly.

I look forward to seeing how you will turn
out to be in the next ten to twenty years.

I wish you all good luck.

Subtitle translation by Jeong Lee