Original subtitles

Dad, open your eyes.

My dad is not the culprit.

You should trust me.

Help me.

I'll help catch the person who put the blame on your dad.

You...

You were that boy?

You were that conman?

Detective Cha!

Are you all right?

Yes.

Gosh, drive properly!

Someone could have gotten hurt!

Safety first.

Gosh, you could have been hurt.

It's nice to see you.

(Episode 9)

It's nice to see you again.

Did you want to see me?

No, it's nice that you get to see me.

It'd be better if you could see through me.

Aren't there any glasses that can show you...

how I feel?

You were acting so cool yesterday. What's wrong with you today?

You're being so cheesy today.

I'm always cool and nonchalant.

Why did you come to the hospital?

I came to cover a story.

I heard a high school student was hospitalized here after an accident.

- How about you? - Me?

Me? Why am I here?

They found a girl who had been missing.

That's why.

Is she the missing high school student?

Do you know her?

She's been fractured in many places,

and she's badly dehydrated.

We just have to keep an eye on her.

Her feet are dirty. She must've run away without shoes.

Look at your nails.

This is my swag.

Hey, you, wait.

I remembered you. Don't you ever run into me again.

You're uglier when you frown. You ugly, old lady.

Why do you look so serious?

I've met her before.

If I had given her a good talk that time,

she wouldn't be lying here now.

I don't know who did this to you,

but I'll catch them.

You'll do that, right?

Well, yes. If you insist, Ssong.

Don't be so hard on yourself.

She'll wake up soon, and...

Yes, she will.

She's a kid who had the guts to talk back to the crazy dog.

The crazy dog? Who's the crazy dog?

Is it you, Ssong?

I have to remove the polish off of her nails.

Da Jung, don't remove all of them.

Her nails are...

her swag.

Right, while we're here, let's visit one more person.

Is this the guy?

The conman who got into the accident with you?

Don't call him a conman.

You said he's a conman. Isn't he?

He is, I guess. I think he was, but...

it was a way of befriending...

Well, he might not be one anymore. Anyway, what do you think?

- About what? - Compared to Dong Tak, no, me.

Isn't he a little more good-looking...

or more charming?

Why are you so modest all of a sudden?

Mr. Conman, don't you think he's weird too?

Can you give me more attention than to Dong Tak?

I mean, can you give him more attention? Take a look.

He used to be a ladies' man.

My gosh, Dong Tak.

I'll see you again once I wake up.

You'll end up saying, "Soo Chang, you're the best."

Mr. Conman.

I don't know how much fun you're having on your picnic,

but you should come back now.

Detective Cha is really worried about you.

Okay?

What did you say to me...

I mean, to the patient who was lying on the bed?

You were whispering something.

Were you badmouthing me?

You did, didn't you?

Are you really that kid?

Cha Dong Tak.

So you were that jerk.

And I'm in that jerk's body now.

Goodness, the story just took an interesting turn.

How did I get inside his body again?

Whatever.

Anyway, a week has passed from the 49 days.

I have to take care of this before I get kicked out again.

What are you doing? Aren't you leaving?

I'm coming.

Wait, Ssong.

Are you looking at...

me...

or this jerk?

Yes, Detective Lee.

(Part-time job stories)

- Captain Yoo, over here. - What?

This is a job searching website for seniors in high school.

They also said there are many female students...

who suddenly delete their accounts and disappear.

Can you check if the same thing happened in other websites?

Yes, sir.

- What is it? - Her teacher said...

she had good enough grades to get into a college,

but she was rather poor, so she worried about the tuition.

Two days ago, she texted her teacher saying she won't go to college...

and didn't show up to school.

I think what the guy said is true.

What did the victim say?

I really don't know her.

- Really? - Wait, what? Oh, yes.

What are you saying? Take another look at her.

Don't you remember me? I saw you when you were with her.

She's the girlfriend of the guy who mugged you.

- She went missing and... - We don't know where she is yet.

Yes.

Excuse me, are you taking...

the attacker's word over mine?

Okay, that's enough.

The victim has no idea.

It looks like the mugger was talking nonsense. Let's go.

- I saw him with her. - Come on.

I mean it. Check again.

You know her, don't you?

- I mean it. - He doesn't know.

I'm sure he's seen her somewhere in his life.

I said what you told me to say to the detective.

I think he believed me.

- You're very odd today. - What about me?

He said he doesn't know, so he doesn't.

What can I do? Beat him up like someone?

But this just isn't like you.

Cha Dong Tak?

What's more like Dong Tak, then?

He's just, and he never gives up.

He wants to be a real adult before he's a detective...

Ssong, you're wrong.

- What? - You're wrong, Ssong.

Dong Tak isn't...

who you think he is.

What do you mean?

My gosh.

I can't take you home today because I'm feeling awful.

What is this place where she was last seen?

It's called Dream International.

It's a temp agency mostly directed toward seniors in high school.

They don't have a website,

and they only list their number on job websites.

- It definitely looks fishy. - It's already so obvious.

They take innocent kids and give them...

temporary positions,

but they're hand-in-hand with the companies, so they fire them.

The students have to keep paying the fee to the temp agency,

so they keep on taking up bad jobs...

without negotiating the terms or hourly pay.

They make them fall into debt before they get out into the real world.

They are jerks and punks.

So the guy who was mugged is the president here, right?

No, he's only a puppet boss.

There's this guy named Mr. Park, and he's the real one in power.

Oh, I see.

Hey, what's with Dong Tak today? Why are you so quiet?

Hey, Dong Tak.

Yes?

Goodness.

You're unlike your usual, just self.

It's about time you punched the air at least 15 times.

What is Dong Tak like anyway? Why does everyone say that?

I don't want to do anything good in this body.

He's weird again, right? Isn't he odd?

I think his aftereffects are kicking in again.

Well, he's still a jerk.

Anyway, we get the outline of the case.

- Go after that Mr. Park first. - Yes, sir.

All right.

(Revengers)

(Information Division)

My gosh, you startled me.

Are you busy right now?

(You are unauthorized to view the file.)

This case file is locked up with security.

Security?

Security?

Then does this mean even someone...

as beautiful as you can't access this?

I can't do it.

I see, you can't.

If you can do it, I really hope...

you could help me.

Well, give me one second.

Why do you need to see a car accident case from 16 years ago?

- To get revenge. - What?

The witness of that case is...

indebted to my dad.

It's a little overdue, but I want to get the money.

I see.

Here it is.

But...

The witness' name...

This guy is...

the victim of a case you solved a while ago.

What?

What's he doing here?

Why bother? Let's go.

Okay.

Keep a close eye on him.

(Mr. Park)

Hello, Mr. Park.

Of course, I'm free anytime.

Where shall we go this time?

Okay, then.

I'll treat you to another fun day. Goodbye.

Sorry.

Where were we? Right.

So the reason you detectives came to see me...

is because I offer jobs to lure high school girls...

and take them somewhere.

Is that it?

Yes, Mr. Park Dal Soo. We'll find out during our investigation.

Is there proof?

No. Sir.

- Let's be polite. - Hey.

The girl who's hospitalized.

She almost definitely won't wake up.

Bring me evidence instead of bothering me!

(Dream International)

Something's off. He's fishy.

Something reeks.

Something's wrong.

He seemed younger but was so rude.

I really can't stand how...

You won't stop me?

I won't. Why should I?

Scums like him need a good lesson. Go and beat him up.

Okay, that jerk will just...

My wife told me to...

hold back so that I'll get my pension.

I'll get my pension instead.

- Go, get him. Good luck. - Right, thanks.

- Captain. - Come right back.

We're to drop the case.

As of now,

Violent Crimes 2 is off the case.

That's an order.

That Mr. Park.

He has connections with someone.

You're really...

Gong Soo Chang.

Can you see me right now?

Yes, I can.

At first, he just heard my voice, but then, he could see me.

Dong Tak.

Did he start to see me after he realized who I was?

Okay, let's think.

The victim of a case that Cha Dong Tak solved...

was the witness to my dad's accident.

It's so complicated.

What? What is it?

Catch some criminals.

- You're a cop. - So what?

Don't you go to school?

They teach nothing there.

- Society teaches you about life. - What?

Did society tell you to whack people on the head?

You said you believed me.

It was all a lie.

Did Cha Dong Tak...

I mean,

did I say I'd believe you?

You said you'd catch the guys who hurt Soo Yeong.

Things are a bit complicated, and I have a lot to do.

I knew it.

Then just put me...

in prison.

Prison is a great place.

You'll make a lot of friends.

Sounds great.

I have no money or connections.

I have no friends.

Do you know what you'll end up doing best if you go to prison?

Going to prison.

If you don't fear the place, you'll keep going back.

Once, twice, from the third time on, you won't even know what you did.

It doesn't sound too bad, does it?

But there's something you don't know.

If you keep going in and out of prison,

the whole world will look like...

a minefield.

Boom here, boom there.

Even if you try to live the straight and narrow, boom.

Do you know what's even scarier than that?

You had a dream, a really terrifying one.

You'll realize it was a dream and feel relieved,

but when you open your eyes and look around,

you're still in prison.

Do you still want to go there?

Is that the life you want?

But...

how do you know so well?

You're a detective.

Here's something I'll tell only you. It's a top secret.

I actually have...

- five offenses. - No way.

Mister, did you con your way to being a cop?

Well, I guess... You could say that.

I did a bit...

unintentionally.

Looking good.

- Hello? - Let's meet up.

I heard you're off the case.

Can't you look into it on your own?

I'd like to, but something more urgent came up.

You promised you'd catch...

the guys who hurt her.

I can't help you, Ssong.

Don't be like this.

He's obviously a fraud. They're hard to nail.

Will you give up on her?

Each to his or her own life.

You said there's one person...

you'd risk your life to catch.

Only you can help me. My dad is not the culprit.

Clear my dad's name.

Please. You want to find the people who did this to her.

The jerk who framed your dad. Let's get him together.

Help me.

You said you'd help clear his name!

No.

- I'm right. - How do you know?

The way you looked at her bare feet.

I could tell you felt something.

Could you?

I want to catch them.

Not just because I'm a reporter,

but because I want to be an adult for her.

I need your help.

I lose, I lose, I have lost. Okay.

Then...

We do it my way.

- Turn, turn, turn. - Hey.

- Turn, turn, turn. - Stop it.

- Your spine will fold. - Are you okay?

- You should just talk. - Who are you?

- It will feel worse and worse. - Just a moment!

Okay, okay, okay!

Down, down, down.

- If you can speak now. - Save me.

I really...

don't know what they do with the kids.

I send messages from their phones for a while,

act like they want to disappear, and discard them.

That's all I know.

Mr. Park takes care of the rest.

Who does Mr. Park meet?

Of course, he never says.

He doesn't trust anyone but himself.

He's so self-centered.

He doesn't trust anyone?

Then we must gain his trust.

Ssong, how much do you trust me?

You're asking again?

Right now, enough to want to bet my life.

Gosh, what a thing to say.

This is why I can't stop liking you.

Gosh, look at you.

This is as far as you go.

What'll you do now?

I'll summon the Avengers.

Okay, then.

This time, let's hear how you'll make it even.

Let's hear it. Tell me.

How dare you?

That wasn't for you.

Go on, keep talking.

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, twinkle, twinkle

What? A certificate for being a brave citizen?

- A real actual award? - Yes.

It's my family's honor.

No, we are brave citizens.

- We're brave citizens. - That's right.

We're brave.

He comes to work at the same time and parks in the same spot.

He never trusts anyone.

(Dream International)

He's dressed in luxury brands from head to toe.

The company's for show.

There's no way he can afford that by conning schoolgirls.

He's doing all right so far.

- Maybe we have the wrong person. - No, no.

There must be something more.

(Multiple High School Students Gone Missing in Jungang-gu)

Avoiding security footage on purpose?

You all know that this means there's something fishy.

Let's find his weaknesses first.

Why? We can just stab him with a knife.

Gosh, I'm a detective now.

I'm going to make him dig his own grave.

Right.

Let's go after the one weakness that all men have.

What? His mom?

I just talked to the owner.

He said he'd pay me the maintenance fee around closing time.

- Isn't he picking up the phone? - No, he's not.

Your boss went to the sauna right now.

I know everything.

My dad owns the building.

Give me the 300 dollars for the maintenance fee.

Come on.

I'm a detective. Is there a problem?

Well, she's the daughter of the building owner.

- But she keeps saying she is. - What?

Gosh.

All right. Just wait.

- Gosh. - Wait a moment.

- Why do you keep following me? - Wait.

Wait.

I need to check your identification.

What's your name and age? Where do you live?

Why should I tell you?

You bumped into me a while ago.

- It really hurt. - Gosh.

I didn't bump into your shoulders.

I never said it was my shoulders.

Gosh, it still hurts. I might need to go to the hospital.

If you don't want to pay the medical expenses, you can buy me coffee.

Gosh, he's threatening me. I merely brushed past him.

If you keep following me, I'll report to the police.

I'm the police.

- Police officer! Arrest him! - Wait. Gosh.

That was close.

I should have asked one thing at a time.

Gosh.

Bong!

I mean, miss. Hold on.

What?

Gosh.

There's a philosophy in committing fraud...

and rules for picking pockets. You can't just do that.

You're the man who arrested my boyfriend, right?

If you're here to arrest me, take me. Don't preach.

If you don't, I'm going to pick her pocket again.

You shouldn't steal from a pretty woman.

Pretty girls are kind. I told you so many times.

She's pretty. That means she's kind.

And who am I to... No.

Why would you steal...

to pay for Gong Soo Chang's hospital fees?

What if it ruins your life?

I'm not going to arrest you.

But...

I need to use your technique.

Gosh, I should try this.

How did this work again?

Is this how I do it?

It's hard.

How does this work?

Please.

Gosh, you're distracting me. I can't stand this anymore.

You should search if you don't know.

Stop making weird sounds like a dolphin.

Well done.

Don't use it to drink alcohol or coffee.

Buy yourself a meal.

Gosh, you've gotten so thin.

What's wrong with that scum?

Is he worried about me?

If his weakness isn't women,

the only thing left is money.

I need you to send a text.

I'm going to take my share and leave.

Sir, I think Mr. Kim stole our money and ran away.

What?

- How much? - Everything we have.

That would have made him angry.

We should try everything to get him.

Gosh.

- Rock-paper-scissors - Rock-paper-scissors

Gosh.

Men should always choose "rock".

Hey, he's here.

- The black one. - The black car.

Check the car plate first.

Don't worry. I'm an expert.

Oh, my.

- Are you all right? - No, I'm not all right!

Oh, my.

Gosh, who are you?

Your car place number isn't "6727"?

It's "6121".

Wait. It wasn't 7. It was 1.

Lucky seven.

Hey, wake up! Oh gosh.

"6727"

A black car with the number "6727".

"6727"!

A black car! Come here!

Black car with number "6727", come here!

Hey, do you know "6727"?

Why isn't anyone coming?

Gosh.

- You hit a man. You hit a man. - "6727".

He's hurt.

Hey, are you all right?

You hurt yourself on purpose to get money, didn't you?

No, we didn't.

- Do you know me? - We met for the first time.

Right?

Then why are you speaking casually to me?

What about it?

Why are you picking a fight with me? We've never met before.

We don't know each other.

- I've never met them. - Me neither.

You've done well, but you chose the wrong target.

Do you want to stop here,

or should I call the police?

We'll stop here and leave quietly.

Stop.

I'm so lucky to have run into you. I'll get double the travel expenses.

Who are you?

What? What are you looking at?

You asked for me, so I came.

I'm the police.

(Episode 10)

- Who are you? - You asked for me, so I came.

I'm the police.

Where is it?

Here it is.

What did you do to them that they look so sad?

This might cost quite a lot.

A cop working with self-injury blackmailers?

You must have quite an eventful life.

I do. I'm full of energy.

Are you really a cop?

Oh dear.

You lack faith, brother.

It's not too late to have some.

If you don't believe in people, believe in money like I do.

I got involved with blackmailers and a cop?

Do the other cops know what you're up to?

Not yet.

Will you tell them?

This is Park Dong Ki from Violent Crimes 2.

Detective Cha? He's out working on a case.

I have a meaty, little tip about him.

I wonder who will have more to lose when the cops shake them down.

If you tell me what the tip is...

Hello?

What a rude jerk.

- Okay, I'll pay you. - What?

I don't like dealing with cops.

I wonder why.

That's none of your business.

Did you say 10,000 dollars?

That was before. Now, it's double.

- What? - You don't like dealing with cops.

That comment really hurt. It wounded my pride.

It just doubled again. Now, it's 40,000.

- Hey. - Too bad.

It'll double again in 30 seconds. The clock's ticking. Tick-tock.

80,000 dollars.

Call me if you ever need my help.

I'll do a lot for a small amount. Money makes me soft.

Was this...

our first, official date?

- 20 grand times four. - Incredible.

Who are those guys?

- Ouch, that hurt. - Don't be silly.

- It hurt. - You're like a bunch of fools...

who hurt yourselves to con someone.

Don't hurt me!

Please.

Okay, I'll be gentle.

This is why I love you, brother.

What was that? "Brother"?

- Are we brothers now? - Of course.

Once a brother, always a brother.

That figure of speech sounds familiar.

Are you okay now?

- Do you not hear ghosts now? - Ghosts?

Has Gong Soo Chang's ghost gone?

Who are you calling a ghost?

My goodness.

What do we do with the money?

- Can we spend it on medicine? - We worked for it.

I have a use for it.

Good day, sister.

- Go on, give it to her. - What?

All of it?

We could do with a blessing.

- But... - We didn't get anything.

80,000 dollars...

What? He donated money?

What on earth is he doing?

Okay, keep an eye on him.

Do you know what the best thing about my position is?

It's that...

I get to eat delicious food whenever I want.

What's better is,

not only can I eat it myself,

but I can feed my family.

Lowlife thugs...

feed and clothe their minions well.

But detectives...

tend to calculate the cost...

before spending on their own men.

- That upset me so much. - Did it, sir?

- Oh well. - Commissioner No.

May I go on eating?

Yes. Of course you can, sir.

Right.

Did you say his name was Cha Dong Tak?

Set up a meeting with him.

I think we should...

feed him something nice, don't you think?

They're your family.

Thank you.

I'll arrange it, sir.

Let's eat.

Where were you, sweet Dong Tak?

You startled me.

Why did you suddenly link arms?

I almost wet myself thinking I was getting arrested.

Two detectives can link arms.

Why would you wet yourself?

At times like this, I'd say...

you fit all the criteria of a common criminal.

Come on, now.

Stick your arm through.

Dong Tak.

What did you dream of last night?

Dreams?

Nothing much. I don't dream much because I'm in spirit form.

What? What form?

It's nothing.

Director Tak Jung Hwan of Southern District Prosecutors' Office.

He left a message for you.

The great man...

wants to eat with you.

Why would he want to eat with me?

Why do you think?

He's the man you respect the most after me and Hang Joon.

- Who, me? - Don't be silly.

Bathe, get dressed, and wait for the call.

As soon as you get it, you can go.

He used to work in Violent Crimes too, you know.

If you were to get on his good side,

this is a great omen.

A great what? The horror movie?

What are you talking about?

It's a really important meeting.

Could you take me with you?

- Why not? - Do you mean that?

But he has to be the one to pay.

Cha Dong Tak is...

I mean me. I'm penniless.

What?

Yes.

Here's what you asked for.

Thanks so much.

It's the list of all the detectives who worked in Incheon 16 years ago.

You said you didn't know his name, so I printed all their photos too.

But...

(Personnel File)

I found it strange that one of them...

had killed himself 16 years ago.

I hope he's not the man you're looking for.

I wonder what happened then.

Goodbye.

Thanks.

Is something bothering you?

What? No, it's nothing.

I did as you said...

and told our captain about Mr. Park in secret.

He might tell us to bring him in soon.

- Okay. - So what'll you do next?

His minions disappeared,

he's low on money, and the cops are closing in.

What would he do?

I bet that by now,

he's rattling his head to think of a way out.

He will then reach this conclusion.

To score one last time, then leave the country.

It's time to play the final card.

We need another player.

Oh, you mean a lure to reel that Park in?

That's it.

Female cops smell, so he'll catch on right away and disappear.

Detective Cha, a lot of pretty and...

fresh, young girls work in my joints.

Shall I get one of the youngest and prettiest ready?

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hold on.

Miss! You can't just come in here.

I'm really close with this guy!

I'll play the lure.

I can't let you do this.

Why not? Why can't I do it?

I'm really sly.

He's worse.

This is a dangerous sting. That's why it's a no.

Tell the truth.

Is it because I'm old?

It is because I'm old.

It's because I covered my face in makeup.

If I go barefaced after a bath,

everyone stops and stares, okay?

Because you're ugly?

Because I'm fantastically pretty.

You can be quite cute.

Even so,

you're still not in.

I feel somewhat responsible.

I wanted to be a good adult to her,

but I wasn't.

If I'd paid more attention to what she said that day,

she might not have gotten into trouble.

Anyway, I really need to be a part of this.

This will really mess up my plan.

Your plan? Are you up to something other than catching the criminal?

If not, then I'm in on this.

Or I'll head out right now and write all about this.

Whatever.

- It's a go. - Go?

Don't water down the drinks.

Sit in a chair. How dare you sit on a table?

Don't pull the straps too tight.

The most important detail.

Right here. Folded over twice.

Once lacks the swag, and three times gets you noticed by the teachers.

This is amazing.

Who taught you all that?

People from here and there.

Ms. Reporter learned about fashion from books...

and lacks the style.

Detective Cha, why don't you meet a few of my girls...

No, no.

I think she has enough swag.

You passed the interview.

Now, for the road test...

Ssong, come along.

The road test.

Whom should it be?

Okay.

See that schoolboy over there?

Yes.

Get his number in three minutes.

A promise is a promise.

Fail this, and you're out.

- Is this your school? - Yes.

- Mine's over there. - Really?

- Ji Soon. - Who are you?

It's me, your older brother.

Take care.

What was that about? We were becoming close friends.

Skip the boys.

Why?

Kids his age naturally gravitate toward older women.

- What's wrong? - The final hurdle.

Girls know girls best.

What am I supposed to do?

Do you have a boyfriend?

- A boyfriend? Me? - Yes.

No. Do I look like I'm in high school?

- Yes. Are you free today? - Am I free?

Hey. Are you flirting with him?

Me with him? No.

Shall I beat you up or kill you?

Are there only two options?

- Hey. - What?

What grade are you in?

What grade? What year do you think I'm in?

Have you lost your mind?

You're obviously in your 1st year. I'm in my 3rd!

The first year?

Did you hear that? She thinks I'm in my first year.

How dare you talk to your senior like that?

You should be way more polite!

Should I be?

Hey, hey, you're hurting me.

My friend isn't really a witch...

She's not mean.

She does have a slight temper.

I'll introduce you to her one day.

Maybe I could meet your detective friend...

No, no.

I should stay objective.

You should be way more polite!

Should I be? Wait, wait.

- What do you want? - It hurts.

- It hurts! - Okay.

- She's ready. - You're so strong.

- Are you really 18? - Hey.

Why is she always with him?

I bet it was because I'm pretty.

You do look young and pretty.

Hello, Prosecutor Tak, what's up?

Can we meet up, kid? Where are you?

Right now? I'm not free. I'm researching a story.

Hey, what kind of a story is it? I'll help.

You're getting nosy again.

Focus on your court cases. Bye.

Why aren't you coming?

Sorry. Will you wait a little longer?

Can you turn on the radio?

Will you please concentrate?

The cafe's still open. He could show up anytime.

If he's not here by now, he won't show up.

Or maybe he did show up,

took one look at her, turned around, and left.

Stop it.

You talk way too much.

Anyway,

how many hours a month do you work?

We're scheduled to work about 170 hours a month.

Gosh, do you even have time to eat?

When you go on stakeouts like this,

you must get paid overtime.

We're on overnight stakeouts every other day.

We're not paid much extra.

Why do you live like that?

Just sue the Police Commissioner.

- Pardon? - That is terrible.

I heard somewhere that...

most of those who die in the line...

of duty are firefighters and cops.

No way.

Are you crazy? Quit this instant.

I think I got stood up.

You're so pretty, so why is it that when you eat...

you're even prettier?

I know. I was told a lot as a kid that I'm pretty when I eat.

- Said who? - My dad...

Someone like a dad.

Why don't you quit? It's too dangerous.

Not when I came this far. I'm taking it all the way.

This is so...

If it gets even a little bit dangerous, lie low.

Are cops the only brave ones?

I told you that Korean women are brave too.

Why are your hands shaking?

When did they shake?

And all reporters have hand tremors...

because we work so hard.

Do you do research with your hands? I didn't know that.

Gukbab is always the best.

Not alcohol, not coffee.

Buy some food.

You've gotten so thin.

What's up with him?

Why is he so kind to me?

I need to avenge Soo Chang.

Hey.

I won't let you off this time.

My shoulder still hurts from when we crashed.

Is that pretty car yours?

What?

Yes. Will you buy me coffee or pay for my treatment?

Let's eat. Someone told me to eat instead of drink coffee.

Okay, then.

I'm Ko Bong Sook. You?

Dokgo Sung Hyuk.

Can I call you whatever I want?

- Sure, you can. - Let's go.

Sorry about yesterday. Let's meet up later today.

Hey, do you have nail polish?

What are you doing?

Getting ready before going out to get my revenge.

Well? Do you feel my swag?

How old?

I'm 19.

I start college next year.

I like your nail polish.

I'm wearing the same color as my friend's.

Are you? Stand up.

Twirl around.

Sit.

You're such an obedient, pretty thing.

Will you do as the guys say when you're at work?

Yes. I need money. The more, the better.

Me too. I want as much as I can get.

Hop in.

Okay, got it.

Hey, I'll take responsibility for sending you out this time.

I don't know whom he knows to even pressure the prosecution,

but let's think after we arrest him. Move.

- Yes, sir. - Yes, sir.

Mr. Park.

You.

That place has better coffee.

So you want to work for me instead of the guy from before?

It's always better to find someone new.

If a detective is my helmsman, that ship will never sink.

Gosh, you're so clever.

Then I find jobs for the girls...

and take the commission from them first, right?

Do we just need a slave trade agreement?

The job search is...

just a cover, right? What's your real deal?

It's the girls. Human trafficking.

(Detective Cha)

You get paid more if you get out of the city.

I'll take you to a good place.

Where you can make a lot of money.

But I have a condition.

Let's leave her out.

She's actually...

a reporter.

I'm on the move with Mr. Park.

There are three more girls other than me.

Why are you telling me this?

I want to get you out of this.

- What? - Violent Crime Unit...

and that reporter are working together,

and you seem to have gotten in the middle.

Are you betraying your side and coming to work for me?

Then the only reason must be...

Money.

You're really like me, but you're a detective.

My gosh, unbelievable.

Hello?

I got rid of the annoyance.

I'll be on the move only with the other girls.

Are you sure you'll slip me away from the police?

My gosh.

Have faith, brother. Okay?

Let me ask you something. You have to answer me.

Are you going to ask if I like a detective or a conman?

I'm not.

What do you think of me?

Ssong, how can you joke around in a serious situation like this?

What is it?

Do you still trust me?

Right now,

with your life?

Gosh, you shouldn't trust me that much.

If by any chance,

you become...

extremely disappointed in me,

don't ever get disappointed.

Gosh, Ssong. You trust people too easily.

Why do you say that? You have to trust people.

People are not to be trusted.

The only thing you can trust is the situation you are faced with.

Is there something you haven't told me?

- There's nothing like that. - Fine then.

All I have to do now is wait for Mr. Park's call, right?

Where should I meet him? Gosh.

You'll be really disappointed in me,

my dear Ssong.

Should I let my hair down?

Ssong.

There's something I haven't told you.

To be honest, I conned everyone.

Including Mr. Park, the detectives,

and even you.

That jerk left me and went on his way. Where are you?

Okay, Ssong is safe.

Let's get on with the rest of my plan.

You can't fake an injury, man.

- I can't turn my head. - You can.

- He's lying. - Who do you think you are?

- What are you doing? - Learn how to drive.

You can't block the road.

What are you doing, you idiot?

- Do you want to fight me? - Hey.

- Mister. - What are you doing? Move your car.

And you aren't even hurt. Why are you faking it?

Goodness, unbelievable.

- Did you just hit me? - I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry. - You're the problem.

- What are you doing? - Move the car.

- I'm sorry. - Move it.

- What are you doing? - Busan will be dangerous.

It'll be safer to stay closer.

- What did you say? - Just move the car.

Why are you people blocking the road?

Move the car.

(Digital Locker)

Thank you for using.

(Digital Locker)

Put half of the money in a subway locker.

Right now, I'm...

Give the other half to...

Take this.

Soo Chang told a detective to give you this money.

He told you to stop doing this business.

It's the list of all the detectives who worked in Incheon 16 years ago.

But oddly, one of them...

committed suicide.

The false witness who blamed my dad...

and the detective who covered up the proof both died?

This is too uncanny to be a coincidence.

Whatever.

At least Dong Tak is still around.

I have to return to my body soon.

Well.

I can't go back empty-handed.

What? What are you looking at?

I really hated how you pretended like you were Dong Tak.

This is my style. Have you forgotten?

You're a conman.

(Mr. Park of Dream)

Did you just con me?

But I'm sorry.

I just conned you too.

Ssong.

That jerk left me and went on his way. Where are you?

Ssong, how much do you trust me?

Even right now, with my life.

(Two Cops)

Will you shut your mouth and help me out?

Make your choice. Will it be the reporter or the girls?

Give me one more chance.

Don't step into this. You even conned her.

You don't have the right to say that.

- Don't you dare run away. - What will you do, Detective Cha?

You'll have to live life feeling guilty for killing someone.

I told you not to step in!

And because of that someone, my feelings were hurt too.

I promise you. You'll never...

get involved with me like this ever again.