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- At last. - At last.
Choi Chi Yoo, you finally published a book in your name.
That's correct.
And today you even have a book signing?
My heart's been beating so fast, I think it's worn down.
What? The day your book becomes a bestseller,
your heart might even explode.
I know. What if that happens?
I'm so worried, friend.
You should go or you'll be late.
Okay. I'll drop by later if I have the time.
Sure. Good luck.
Did you practice your autograph?
All night.
- Good. See you. - Bye.
She's finally smiling and laughing.
Is she smiling because she's happy...
or only because she must?
Let's move those products to the front over here.
Okay, got it.
How about we change this to the red one?
Okay. I'll switch it to red.
- Good. - Okay.
- Shall we go over there? - Sure.
- Excuse me. - Sure.
Jin Yoo. Where are you? Have you landed?
Yes, we're in a taxi and on the way.
Of course, Gi Ppeum's safe and sound too.
Auntie, why didn't you come to the airport to pick us up?
We arrived during her work hours.
We'll go to the studio apartment and leave our luggage first.
Gi Ppeum wants to buy something, so we'll drop by the bookstore.
Okay, see you soon.
We're going to the studio apartment and not home?
Yes.
Do you have something to say?
I want to go home,
but I don't want to fight you,
so I won't say.
I miss Great-grandma, Grandpa,
and taekwondo lady and want to see them.
I loved the book.
- Say thank you. - Thank you.
- What's your name? - Lee Hyo Jin.
("My Healing Love" Book signing, Author Choi Chi Yoo)
(To Hyo Jin, Choi Chi Yoo)
- Thank you. - Thanks. Have a nice day.
- Ms. Choi. - My goodness.
- Sorry. - What are you doing here?
I'm your first ever fan.
I can't miss an event like this.
- Thanks. - I was so moved.
I should thank you.
Good luck, Ms. Choi.
I'll stand in line.
Good luck!
Hello.
- Your name? - Jae Woo.
Have a nice day.
- It was so healing. - Thank you.
- Thanks for the lovely book. - Thank you.
What's your name?
Thank you.
("My Healing Love")
Thanks. Have a nice day.
Hello.
Congratulations. I enjoyed the book.
How have you been?
I get up each morning and prepare for business.
Then I make burgers.
At night, I clean up and go home.
It's repetitive.
How is business? Is it okay?
Yes, it's pretty decent.
Sometimes, there's even a line.
Your burgers must be famously good.
You remember that coupon thing you told me to do.
I'm doing that.
But so many people have already collected 10 stamps.
I'm giving out too many free burgers.
You must be doing really well.
You haven't yet...
forgiven me, have you?
I'm...
I'm waiting for you.
I wait every day for you to come back.
I'm trying really hard to become someone...
you'll open up to again.
I sincerely wish you well.
And...
I hope you'll meet a good person.
I really do.
I see.
I knew you'd be strong, as usual.
You're amazing.
("My Healing Love")
You were...
capable of being this great.
- This too? - Yes.
Why do you like biographies?
I like stories of the past.
Famous people all did what they dreamed of.
You thought about even that? I'm impressed.
I'm done.
Take me to Aunt now.
We promised to go out for chocolate ice cream.
Chocolate ice cream?
Okay. Let's go.
("My Healing Love" Book signing, Author Choi Chi Yoo)
It's a princess doll.
Wait here, Gi Ppeum.
(Author Choi Chi Yoo)
("My Healing Love")
("My Healing Love")
(The day will come when you're given the whole world.)
I thought I only had bad memories.
But the more I look back and see...
I had more really beautiful ones.
Is it because I want the bad memories to fade?
Or because the hidden...
good memories are serving as enrichment?
I guess it's both.
Those good memories...
helped me finish this book.
Grandma, Dad,
my birth mom.
Thank you.
The mom who raised me,
Joo Chul, Joo Ah, thanks so much.
My adorable sister Yi Yoo. Thank you.
I also thank...
the person who gave birth to Yi Yoo.
The person who brought out...
the good memories hidden within me.
When my days were cold and dark,
you, my brother, became my star.
Thank you.
"I also thank the person who gave birth to Yi Yoo."
I don't deserve this.
Why are you so far from home?
You must be jet-lagged.
Why didn't you rest a few days?
Why come here as soon as you arrived?
You don't even let Yi Yoo visit.
Don't do that.
You're lonely on your own.
Why would I be with all these kids?
I feed, bathe, and clean them.
Each day zooms by.
Come with me.
There's an extra room in my Hong Kong home.
No.
I won't leave.
What right do I have...
to see my kids whenever I please?
Mom.
Your dad didn't get to see his daughter for 33 years.
How dare I?
I can't do that.
I don't get to see you, but I hear how you're doing.
And ask after you.
That's good enough.
Don't you have an afternoon meeting?
You should go and get ready.
Mom.
I'm really okay.
Enjoy your stay.
Other than a lucky draw or receipt events,
we need an opening event that'll serve as HS Mall's trademark.
Any ideas?
A character parade?
That's boring.
How about a wishing wall?
I believe Far In Shopping Mall has one already.
I don't think we can come up with anything.
I think it's time we ask for the help of an outside expert.
- Director. - Hello.
- How are you? - You're so handsome.
Are you well? I missed you.
It's been so long.
Come in.
- Father. - Jin Yoo.
How are you?
Jin Yoo.
How long has it been?
Has it been a year?
I'm sorry that I didn't get to call you while I was away.
Have you been well? Goodness.
You look great.
- Are you well? - Of course, I am.
(Consultant Heo Jin Yoo)
I heard you are doing great with your career.
I'm doing my best.
Thank you for deciding to be in charge of our project.
I know you can do a good job.
I started this shopping mall business,
so thank you for giving me a chance to take part in it like this.
Good.
Has everything been settled down?
Yes.
I was troubled after making you leave like that.
For a while, I thought maybe I should've stepped forward...
in settling the situation.
Don't say that. It was my decision.
I was most apologetic to Gi Ppeum.
- She must've grown a lot. - Right.
She found it unfamiliar at first, but she got used to it soon after.
She's doing well now.
I wish the hearts of adults grow bigger...
just like how children grow taller.
I'm still so clumsy at living life.
- Chi Woo. - Hi, Joo Chul.
How did the signing event go?
I don't know if I did a good job,
but it ended smoothly.
And how do you feel? Are you happy?
To be honest,
I'm happy like crazy.
I'm happy that you're happy.
I'll come back after seeing my dad.
He must be waiting.
I need to go back to work too. I have a lot to do.
Oh, right. It's your last day at work today.
Good luck with your round off.
See you later.
There must've been a long line.
It took longer than I expected.
I was surprised to see so many people there for the event.
It means your book is that comforting.
Oh, right. Well...
Jin Yoo...
came to see me just a while ago.
Jin Yoo is going to be in charge of our shopping mall opening ceremony.
Just a moment.
Dad, excuse me for a moment.
Spicy guksu yesterday.
Bindaetteok two days ago.
Before then was janchi guksu, and kimchi sujebi for today.
There are so many dishes she wants to eat.
I should close my salon down and open a restaurant instead.
It must be hard for you.
I'm glad I get to eat your delicious food though.
That's good to hear.
What can I do to help?
It's okay. You don't have to do anything.
- Careful, careful. - I'll make it nice and delicious.
- The weather is so nice today. - Gosh.
Be careful.
Be careful, sitting down.
There, there.
How upsetting.
That lady at the public bath picked a fight with you?
Yes, it's strange how people hate me so much...
when I don't do anything to deserve it.
What are you talking about?
No one hates my darling.
This won't do. I better go there.
- Go where? - You know where.
I'll go teach her a lesson.
I'm good as long as you side with me.
Still, goodness.
Look at you, dimwits.
Watch your language.
Don't be like this.
It's nice to see them live a happy married life.
So you should propose to my mom too.
That way, she'll understand how we feel.
Shut your trap.
Oh, no.
But she wants to date without getting married.
Whatever she says is the law.
- Goodness. - Oh, dear.
Are you being naive or stupid?
How can you be this clueless about what she wants?
What?
I'm sorry, Ms. Lee.
I'll make sure to coach him properly.
We need to talk, Dad.
What's the problem?
Gosh.
Stop dragging.
My mom is soon to be married.
- My mother-in-law is soon... - Shut it.
Oh, dear. Are you surprised?
Here you go. Let me pour you a drink too.
Here you go.
You know, I pestered him...
that we should move to a smaller house.
Our previous house was humongous.
Whenever I wanted to call my husband from my room,
I needed to shout out loud...
so he could hear me.
I see.
As I became old,
it was so tiring to travel in the house.
That's why we decided to move here.
I lived in that huge house all my life...
that I got sick and tired of it.
I see.
I had no idea...
how happy it is to live...
in an adorable, cozy house...
back in the past.
I see.
She should've been an actress, not my wife.
What a shame.
It's getting late. We should go now.
- Right, it's time to feed my kids. - Already?
Okay, then. Come over from time to time.
- Okay. - Come again.
- Bye. - Bye.
Goodness.
What's this smell?
Can't you see? I'm topdressing.
That's not my point.
Why do you have to do it now?
Why are you sulking again?
I saw you on the phone earlier.
Are you bothered by how Jun Seung is begging Eun Joo to come back?
Whatever. I don't care.
I've thought of myself childless for a long time.
He has nothing to do with me.
There you go with your empty talk again.
Unbelievable.
How dare she reject my son? Can't she realize her place?
Why don't we...
invite Eun Joo and Ha Neul over for dinner?
Gosh, whatever. I really don't care.
I'll tell them to come tomorrow then.
Not tomorrow.
I need to get my hair done.
Grandpa Mountain with his cloud hat
Like a butterfly
All right.
Let's have a soft spot for our children.
Why did she have to this way when there's a way around?
We should go greet your parents as soon as possible...
before Ha Neul grows more.
She'll talk and go to school soon. What will you tell them then?
Are you determined to break her heart?
What did you just say?
Break her heart?
That's not what I mean.
You're being too harsh on me.
Think about how harsh you were on me.
Right, I was way out of line to you.
It's nothing compared to what I've done to you.
Should I cling to you for a year?
No, that won't solve the problem. I deserve to get hit.
I need a beating...
until I grow up.
I deserve a hit on the head.
What are you doing?
Even I think I deserve a hit on the head.
I deserve...
Stop it.
Okay, I'll do as you say.
Please, Eun Joo.
I'll be good.
Let's visit your mom and dad.
Let's.
Please?
Please?
Hi, Yi Yoo.
Don't buy Gi Ppeum too much ice cream.
Okay.
I'd like her to sleep with me.
You can take her home,
but then Chi Yoo...
Bring her to the studio apartment.
Yes.
Okay, thanks. Bye.
Right.
- Thank you. - Bye.
You shouldn't cut the noodles short.
Why not?
They went through so much to reach us...
in long, curly strands.
We should inhale them in one breath.
Watch.
No, no.
It's my first time cooking you ramyeon.
I have to do everything from start to finish.
Then I want an egg too.
Okay, an egg.
Here we go.
Don't break the yolk.
Don't break the yolk.
It'll get soggy if you wait too long.
- Have you... - Have you...
You go first.
Have you...
been well?
Writing a book must've stressed you out.
You've lost weight.
I saw your book.
You're a real author now.
I've been...
really busy.
I'm so good at what I do over there.
Some days, I even forget to eat.
I even forget what day of the week it is.
I see.
But I wasn't like you, sleeping...
and eating every other day.
You still remember what I said?
Yes.
I do.
I guess I was wondering when I'd get to break your record.
It's nice to see you smile.
It's been a year.
It doesn't feel like a year.
It feels like I saw you yesterday.
That year...
was so long.
It doesn't feel like time has passed.
I hoped she'd be comfortable and well.
That's why I left.
Were you not well?
I guess being apart for a year was of no help at all.
Time has passed,
but my feelings for you...
are just the same.
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