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Mr. Oh.

Why did you do it?

(Episode 6)

You're not one to hurt us.

We...

got along.

You should've asked if you needed the money.

All this...

for just 1,000 dollars?

Initially, my wife was livid that you stole 1,000 dollars...

from her purse,

but she has gotten over it.

So...

cooperate with the police and answer all their questions.

That way,

we'll be able to wrap this up.

You'll cooperate. Won't you, Mr. Oh?

Right?

What's your answer?

I'm sorry.

What was that, Mr. Oh?

I'm sorry.

Something must've come over me.

I thought Ms. Baek would have a lot of cash in her purse.

I apologize for hurting her.

I'm sorry, sir.

Good.

Your remorse is all I asked for.

That was wise of you,

Mr. Oh.

(Honest police with integrity)

The amount they took wasn't much,

but two of them did it together, and the victim suffered bodily harm,

so they will serve time for aggravated robbery.

They must've spent it...

because we found next to no cash on him upon arrest.

What about his accomplice?

He's in the wind.

Is there anyone that comes to mind?

I'm drawing a blank.

Didn't Mr. Oh say anything else?

He just started to talk, so we'll keep questioning him.

Please let me know if you find anything out.

Sure thing. Take care.

- What's that? - That should be your focus.

Is that so?

You got something here.

- Let me see. - In this case...

Come on. Not at the office.

What if others see us?

Who cares? They all know about us.

Our love isn't a crime.

Not when it yielded a fruit.

You're adorable.

My baby.

A client, my foot.

I knew it.

She wasn't at her desk, you see.

That makes it obvious.

Darn it. Hey!

Why are you raising your voice at my workplace?

Bong Hee paid you back.

She was livid when she found out...

that you paid her my alimony...

rather than helping your niece get her surgery.

No matter how desperate she is,

she wouldn't spend this and told me to throw it at you.

So take it.

What a joke.

I bet you took it from her saying you couldn't divorce...

with only taking that much as alimony.

You're one to prioritize...

your bank account than your niece's surgery.

Poor Bong Hee.

She must've begged you not to take the money.

No way. It must be true.

It's so inhumane.

That's not true.

Hey. Just take the money while I'm offering it.

If I fight this,

I can make sure you don't get a single penny.

Think of all the clothes and purses...

you've bought over the years.

He's not wrong.

I talked him into being generous,

which is why he's offering 30,000 dollars.

So take it and end this.

This has been going on for months,

and it's pathetic.

Maybe I should rip your mouth...

and hang it from ear to ear so that you'll never talk again.

You're vulgar, aren't you?

I'm vulgar?

Should I actually put that on display?

- You cow. - Hold on.

I'm pathetic? You persuaded him?

Who do you think you are getting all up in our business?

Hey!

- She's with child! - My hair.

What if this hurts the child?

Let go of her!

Hey! Have you lost your mind?

- Baby, are you okay? - I'm not okay.

Gosh, our baby.

- You piece of trash. - I'm scared.

Hey!

- Hey, you. - Wait...

I was just as pretty when I was her age.

I'm prettier than her even now.

Come on!

- Baby, are you okay? - Hey!

- What's wrong with her? - I gave birth to your son,

and I just lived with my mouth shut even when I was being neglected.

And I'm getting only 30,000 dollars for all that?

How dare you tell me to take 30,000 dollars and end it?

My goodness. Are you all right, honey?

What if you're having a concussion? Are you okay?

Do the math again and get me what I deserve.

Understand?

Are you all right?

Darn it.

I'm so scared.

- Are you okay? - I'm not okay.

She's so vulgar.

She should give up if she can't afford it!

Did Da Rim say she'd get the surgery?

Did she tell you to come up with the money?

Is she insane?

Doesn't she see our reality?

She did just fine with her failing eyesight.

Da Rim's doing fine. She's bright and tough.

She got used to being blind, so she can live like that now.

Don't give her the money.

Why shout when you won't help out?

You won't give us anything!

How dare you?

You're not seeing straight, are you?

Da Rim! I'm upset because she already took the money.

Do you think I'm here because I have time to kill?

(Cheonglyeom Dry Cleaning)

It's been a long time.

How have you been?

I'll see you then.

She's gone.

What? Who?

Where?

What if...

we are left alone after all our friends die?

I just wish I knew when I'd be dying.

It's not like you die because you're old,

because you're poor,

because you're unlucky, or because you're ill.

But those with a lot of money are still vigorous.

They receive good treatments from good doctors,

exercise,

and enjoy their lives spending money on what they like.

They still get along with young people,

so they are mentally healthy.

I think the poor ones die early.

What...

Then what about us?

What?

We're not rich.

We don't even have money for our last journeys.

If poor ones die early, we should be the first ones to go.

But they took...

our precious son instead.

You're right.

They feel bad that they took our son first,

and that's why we're still alive?

Darn it.

What kind of nonsense is that?

(100,000 dollars)

(100,000 dollars)

Father.

Can I get a new check if I take a ripped one to the bank?

- What? - What?

Of course.

Did a customer pay with a ripped check?

I'll just go get a new one. Please don't worry.

Oh, dear. You made doenjang jjigae.

Father, it's dangerous. Let me move it.

Okay.

- All right. - Here.

Don't you think you're treating us like little kids?

I can move the pot myself.

If I can't do that, I don't deserve to live.

Where's Mu Rim?

Well... He's busy.

Did you hear about the thief in Cheonglyeom-dong?

Apparently, it was Chairman Ji's house.

The thief stole about 1,000 dollars.

His wife got hurt, so she seemed shocked.

They are our VIP customers.

They always have their clothes washed separately.

Is she seriously hurt?

She's fine.

Thank goodness.

So Mu Rim is in charge of the case?

It's not like Mu Rim tells us...

the details about his work.

I heard from Bom's grandmother.

So she's been taking days off.

If Mu Rim catches the thief, they will be pleased.

Right, honey?

Of course.

Right.

Well...

Once Mu Rim gets married,

he will move in with his mother-in-law.

- What? - What did you say?

Is he going to live with his in-laws?

What is wrong with me?

I cooked the spinach, but I forgot to bring it.

Living with his in-laws is no big deal.

It's natural that sons are more intimate...

with their in-laws than their own family these days.

Come on. But still, that doesn't sound right.

- That's... - That means...

we can't be sure if we will be able to see Mu Rim's kids once a year.

Gil Rye, will you stay alive until then?

Young people these days don't have children so soon.

Yes. I will stay alive until then.

I won't die...

until I get to change Mu Rim's kids' diapers.

Why? I can't even do that?

Why would you say such a thing?

You want me to die early?

Do you want me to die today just like your friend did?

Then how long are you going to live?

- What? - Your friend passed away today?

Yes. It happened again.

My goodness.

Bong Hee, don't try to change the subject.

A son-in-law can't be a son.

No matter how nice they are, they are still in-laws.

Am I wrong?

Mother, you think of me as your daughter, right?

This is just the same.

Mu Rim's mother-in-law will treat him like a son.

She's the chief of police. She's an accomplished woman.

Bong Hee, don't you have any pride?

Stop laughing.

I can't let someone else take my precious grandson from us.

My gosh.

That's enough.

Let's just eat, okay?

Isn't it that they look down on us because we're not affluent?

My gosh.

It's not like that. Soo Ji is really sweet.

As if.

You should eat rice with the dishes, Da Rim.

- Okay. - There.

Oh, dear.

My gosh.

I'll eat this one.

Here. Spoon the rice again.

Don't give me the quail eggs.

I can't eat them anyway.

Oh, right.

Are you going to the funeral?

- Yes. - Hold on a second here.

My gosh.

I'm sorry, Bong Hee.

Please don't say that.

We're a 2-for-1 deal.

The money for one person will do.

We're a 2-for-1 deal, so 1 bill is just enough, Bong Hee.

We're living for too long.

It must be hard for you to pay condolence money.

Make sure to walk hand in hand so you don't trip.

- Okay. - I will.

Do you have your phone with you?

Did you charge it, honey?

I already told you I did.

- I'll see you later. - Okay.

Be careful on your way out.

(100,000 dollars)

What are you doing?

This isn't our money.

- Give me that. It's mine. - No. I heard everything.

What you and Mu Rim were talking about.

And what Mu Rim said.

- Da Rim. - Mom, let's stop this.

I'll take the torn check to the bank...

Give up, Mom.

No!

I won't give up.

Give that to me!

I'll go to the bank and replace the torn check with a new one.

They can do that.

Get a grip!

Am I your only kid?

You're not a mom just to me.

You're Cha Rim and Mu Rim's mom too.

They're both right.

They're not wrong.

Can we get the 800,000 dollars we need?

Even if we do, how will you pay everyone back?

Can we make that much money by washing clothes?

Is that a debt we can even handle?

I'll think about that later.

Your doctor said you didn't have much time left.

Once you get your sight back,

you, me, Mu Rim, and Cha Rim...

can work like crazy and pay it all back.

We can. It's our mindset that counts.

Why can't we repay the debt if we put our minds to it?

Then you, Mu Rim, and Cha Rim...

must spend the rest of your lives repaying my debt.

I don't want that. I just don't!

I have to tiptoe around everyone, and I can barely breathe.

I'll wither away and die before I even get the shots,

and even after I do,

I might suffocate from having to live with the guilt.

We must try as best...

Our family's a mess because of me!

I won't have the surgery. I won't do it.

Please don't make me feel any more miserable, Mom.

Give me the check. I won't ever give up.

- Give it to me! - Don't grovel to others!

Please don't!

Give it to me.

(Priority Seat)

I wonder what happened to the money.

What?

Oh, that money?

Would it still be there?

The owner of the money probably dug it back up.

Didn't he bury it there in a temporary rush?

Would he have left that much money...

up a mountain and not in the bank?

Right?

What? Do you miss it?

Why would I miss what isn't ours?

It belongs to someone else.

I'm envious of the owner.

Do you remember his face?

Of course, I do.

It's not a face you'd forget.

He looked so evil.

He had this yellow gold chain around his neck.

Was it a bear or a tiger? He had a tattoo as well.

If he hadn't looked like that,

do you think we'd have taken some of the money?

Wouldn't it be nice not to have to ask Bong Hee for money?

I'm a moron.

I could've taken a few bills, and no one would've noticed.

What?

Shall we go back?

I was just kidding.

We can't go back there.

What if we get lost again?

As you said, it was a perfect spot...

to exile ourselves and waste away.

I think about the stash in that hole I saw every day.

Don't you?

I'm sure he dug it up already.

You said so yourself. Would it still be there?

Wouldn't it be nice if it were money with no owner?

How can there be money that doesn't belong to anyone?

That's nonsense.

Forget about it.

What is it? I don't have much time.

I have to get back inside.

Take this.

The 100,000 dollars is yours.

As you said,

I got used to living in the dark.

I can live as I am.

I can be the cheerful person I am.

Bye, Mu Rim.

Da Rim.

Don't resent me.

I did more than enough.

(Da Rim)

Pixie. Send Cha Rim a text.

(Da Rim)

What do you want?

I'm not here to beg.

Don't frown.

Do you see my frown?

I'd be frowning if I were in your position.

I'd be annoyed and upset.

I don't have to see to know.

My lunch break is almost up.

What is it?

You don't have to move back home.

Don't.

Did Mom send you?

Does she agree with you?

I gave up.

I should give up if I can't afford it.

Your security deposit won't be enough to cover my treatment.

It's a drop when we need an ocean.

Did...

I told Mom that I won't get treated.

She won't tell you to move back.

Don't worry.

Cha Rim. I came all the way here.

Will you buy me lunch?

I'm hungry.

I said my lunch break was almost up.

Do you think an office worker can eat...

whenever they want?

You never had a job, so you wouldn't know.

I didn't know your lunchtime was up.

Go home. I'm busy.

Cha Rim, isn't there...

anything you want to say to me?

Go home.

Are you embarrassed of me?

Do you want me to get lost before someone notices...

your sister's blind?

Hey, it's not like that.

I skipped lunch too, and my lunch break really is over.

It's my inferiority complex, isn't it?

I know that's not what you're like.

I keep getting pettier by the day.

Sorry about that. Head back to the office.

Are you able...

to speak your mind freely all the time?

No.

I see. Same here.

You must want to hear me apologize.

I'll say it if that's what you want to hear.

I don't know.

Don't say it if you don't want to.

I shared a room with you for 30 years...

and barely managed to move out.

Can you leave me alone?

Whenever I'm with you,

I feel like I've done something wrong.

That room we shared was a prison cell to me.

Should I apologize for finding my freedom?

I'll get going.

(Violent Crimes Unit 1)

I just got these.

You're the first to receive one.

Is this how it feels...

to be a single mother marrying off her only child?

I'm not sure I could bring myself to your wedding.

Unbelievable.

Do this again,

and it'll stop me from marrying Soo Ji.

I won't marry her.

Please do not hurt my mother.

I won't let it slide.

What...

What is this?

(100,000 dollars)

What happened there?

You know how much Sergeant Lee values his pride.

You butted in...

and caused a rift between him and his mother.

Darn it. Forget it then. Forget the marriage.

You're obviously more into him,

which is why he's acting this way.

Why else would he be this rigid and stubborn?

He can take out a loan as newlyweds,

but he'll spend his whole life paying back the debt.

It'll be up to you...

to pay for the living expenses and extra costs.

So what's the problem with taking my money?

Why are you still sitting there?

Go to him and make him feel better.

You're the one he's upset with, not me.

I won't get involved in this.

The one who did wrong should apologize.

Why me?

What was that? Why you...

This is exactly why I love Sergeant Lee.

(Park Jung Min)

His mother didn't seem hurt or upset though.

(100,000 dollars)

Could I have upset her?

Goodness.

Thank you for the meal today.

You're welcome. I enjoyed it too.

I guess it's the boss who paid for it.

Why don't you head in first?

I have an errand to run.

- Right. I'll head inside. - Sure.

Have a good one.

I didn't expect to see you here.

What were you doing here?

What brings you by?

I came to see my big sister who works here.

Your sister works here? What's her name?

Whatever.

I work here too.

Why the long face?

Don't talk to me or acknowledge me for that matter.

How can I not when I know you?

Are you taking a cab?

Over here.

I see you know your way.

Watch your head.

I see you know what to do.

Hey.

(Two days ago)

Can you stop at Cheonglyeom Dry Cleaning...

- and then head to Buja-ro? - Sure.

Stop it.

Watch your butt.

Are you still writing scripts?

You can still write despite being visually impaired.

I write 1 word while others write 10 words.

Since I can't see, I make too many typos.

I see you've still been writing.

Staying in the game is a challenge itself.

I still remember your script from back then.

That day,

on the crosswalk, why did you suggest we sleep together?

Why me of all people?

You said it was...

because I had to join the military the next day.

But that was an excuse, so why me?

What do you want to hear? What are you expecting me to say?

Do you want me to say that it was because I liked you?

Why now when you treated me like dirt?

Well, I'm curious. That's all.

Whatever.

It's a bit late though.

I liked your writing.

I liked the script you wrote.

Listen to my words.

I liked your writing, not you as a person.

Your writing was charming, not you,

so don't be mistaken.

I see.

Did you like my writing? You found it charming?

Stay away from writing.

It'll only make female readers confused.

I fell for the male protagonist while reading it.

He did wrong and acted weird,

but his actions seemed plausible.

The male protagonist...

I felt for him.

You're making me want to take up writing again.

You loved it, right?

The writing was nothing like its writer.

I bet you don't remember what you wrote.

The dazzling script you wrote for class...

was nothing like you.

You're nothing like your writing, so don't take up writing again.

Without knowing your true colors,

I fell for you because of your writing,

and I take it back.

I didn't want to give you my number,

but you insisted, saying you'd call me.

Out of pity, you toyed with me.

You ignored me, didn't call,

called me while you were next to me...

to see if I'd pick up,

and tried to run away when you got caught.

You are nothing like your writing.

What a jerk.

Should I take up writing again?

Didn't you hear me? You're never to write again!

I was talking about the past.

And it was your writing that was good.

Thanks.

("Lighter Writer" by Seo Gang Ju)

Let me see.

(Kim Hee Wook, Park Seol Hee, Kim Hong Yeong)

(Kim Bo Ra, Lee Soo Yeon...)

(The male protagonist is a jerk, but I fell for him.)

This is it.

(He's charming and lovely. I want to go out with him.)

Is everything going well?

Yes.

I saw you get in a taxi with a man a few days ago.

Who is that guy?

Privacy?

If it's your privacy, you don't have to answer.

It's a guy who likes me a lot.

Why?

I see.

Didn't your younger sister just visit?

Do you know Da Rim?

Yes.

I'll get going then.

What a jerk.

Mr. Oh.

Do you not have anything to say to me?

How dare I say anything to you?

Who was it?

Who was that jerk I saw you with?

I told the police everything.

Please trust me.

I met him at a gambling place,

so I don't even know his name.

I already told Chairman Ji about it.

You know who that jerk is.

There's no way you don't know him.

Why would I tell you that? I'm not crazy.

Chairman Ji already agreed to make it 1,000 dollars.

I will just serve my time quietly...

and take my share when I'm released.

You will never be able to get your money back.

Are you really going to do this?

All I can do...

is reflect on myself in here.

I feel really bad for you.

You darn idiot!

How dare you do this to me?

Darn it!

You darn punk... You... Darn it!

I'm going to kill you!

I can't believe this.

(Rest in peace.)

(Kim Bok Sun, female, 78)

Which room is it?

(Room 7)

(Room 8)

(Room 6)

- It's Room Seven. Let's go. - Okay.

What are you doing? We should go.

Okay. You go on ahead. I'll be right there.

All right.

Gil Rye.

(Altar Room)

I'm sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

(Sergeant Lee Mu Rim)

When was the last time you saw Yang Gil Soon?

We didn't see him...

for days.

Please take a look at this.

I called him hundreds of times, but he didn't answer.

He isn't usually like this.

And I sent those text messages...

because I couldn't reach him and worried about him.

He was quite pressed for money,

but I didn't know he'd show up dead like this.

Mr. Yang's office and house are...

under Cheonglyeom Police Station's jurisdiction.

So we're working in conjunction with Incheon Police Station.

The autopsy suggests that it was suicide,

but loan sharks often end up...

earning people's grudges, you know.

Excuse me. What do you think you're doing?

Are you saying he did something to get killed?

- You darn cop... - Hey.

It's him, right?

Yes, it's him.

How did this happen?

I know.

By the way,

why is no one here?

I don't know.

What? My gosh.

- Honey. - Yes?

Let's just go.

Okay.

Wait.

What? Why?

What...

What is it?

Have you lost your mind?

What?

Rest in peace.

Gosh, stop it.

Come on.

The exact cause of death...

will be determined in a month after the second autopsy.

So I hope the funeral will go well.

You will soon get a call from Incheon Police Station too.

Please make sure to answer it.

- Okay. - All right.

Why did you give all our condolence money to him?

What about our friend?

But he has no visitor.

You're right.

Why is the place so empty?

He was alive only a few days ago. How...

(Daeson Financial Bank, Seoljung Constructions)

Hey, Mu Rim.

- What? - What?

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Did your friend pass away again?

What? Yes.

Mu Rim, do you...

know this man?

What were you doing here?

It's for an investigation.

I see.

Does that mean he's a bad guy?

Was he murdered or something?

It's not like that. It's either suicide or an accident.

Are you done paying your visit?

I can give you a ride home.

- Well... - Doesn't he have a family?

He doesn't.

Then who are the people in the room?

His coworkers.

- I see. - I see.

Do you know him?

- What? - Well...

- Gosh, no. - No way.

I just feel bad that the place is empty.

I feel as if it could happen to me.

Grandpa, Grandma, it will never happen to you.

The man who buried the money died.

Right.

Today is his funeral,

but he doesn't have a family.

If we go back to the place...

and find the money there...

Then,

that means no one knows about the money.

The money doesn't have an owner.

Should we go there?

Shall we?

My gosh.

What's all this?

I took a few days off after the robbery...

and the place is trashed.

Goodness.

Hello.

I'm hungry. Make me something.

My gosh.

Was the cleaning lady off too? Will she come in today?

I'll clean up the kitchen.

Cook me something first.

We have lots of plates.

We have stuff. I need to eat.

What's the matter? You said nothing happened.

- Did you lose something? - No, just...

Do you think we're friends because I let you talk to me freely?

- What? - What did I say?

I told you to cook for me.

Why won't you do as I say?

What's this?

What's wrong?

Isn't this something you cooked since my dad's time?

Why does it taste like this?

How does it taste?

It tastes horrible.

I won't eat.

What are you doing?

Why would you eat it? Throw it away.

I must taste it to know what's wrong.

If I say it tastes horrible, it does.

Do you have to check?

Also, it's about my taste. Who cares if you like the food?

Even if you like something, if I don't, it's not good.

Shouldn't you cater to me?

That's all true.

But I must taste it if I'm to cater to you.

Shouldn't I? Am I wrong?

To cater to your taste, I'm...

Hey!

Do you look down on me too?

Do you think nothing of me?

Why would you try to lecture me?

Do you think I don't even know that?

I don't like it. I think the food tastes horrible.

If I say it's horrible, it is!

Why would you talk back at me?

Okay, then. I quit.

If you don't like my cooking, I should quit.

My gosh.

Send me my severance pay.

What severance pay?

Bong Hee, we're back.

Welcome back.

- We'll go upstairs. - Yes.

Okay. Go on home.

I'll come and cook dinner after I'm done with the covers.

It's still warm during the day.

Why cover up the air-conditioner already?

Electricity costs a fortune these days.

- Go on upstairs. - Okay.

- Go upstairs. - Yes, we will.

("Lighter Writer" by Seo Gang Ju)

I liked your writing. I liked the script you wrote.

My goodness.

You're going to bed already?

I'm too upset to sleep.

Oh, dear.

Mom.

Don't do anything for a while. Lie low and live quietly.

Father will donate 13 million to a scholarship foundation.

It's all for your sake.

How is that for me? I'm not stupid.

He's scared his company will go down.

The hypocrite.

He should love me a quarter as much as he loves his company.

Get me some sleeping pills. Let's see if they help.

Mom.

Read this.

What's this?

Consider it a sleeping aid and sleep if it makes you sleepy.

No.

I wrote it.

What?

You can't keep this. What if your dad were to notice?

You studied abroad at a film school...

on a company scholarship.

He'll kick you out if he finds out.

He won't just kick you out.

You'll pay for breach of contract and have to strip naked too.

You know what he's like and how strict he is about rules.

I've given up.

I wrote this years ago when I was in university.

Forget it. Don't read it.

Are you sure?

Yes.

("Lighter Writer" by Seo Gang Ju)

My gosh.

- Tae Woong? - Yes.

Hey, Da Rim.

I followed you up when I shouldn't have.

No, it's fine.

I'll come back later.

No. What is it?

Why are you here?

I'm all dressed now.

It's okay.

- Tae Woong. - Yes?

Were you naked?

Down there too?

No.

You said you were "all dressed."

I'm not a pervert. Would I bathe naked outdoors?

I was topless because I was sweaty.

I was going to splash myself.

I see.

You're weird.

Yes. I'm pretty sneaky.

How sneaky could a kid be?

No, I'm sneaky. You don't know yet.

I thought I'd be left alone because it was late.

Did I interrupt?

It's okay.

Tae Woong. Shall I help you clean up?

You can't splash water on your torso yourself.

If you tell me where your back is,

I can pour the water for you.

I can't see, so there's no need for you to be shy.

What do you say?

Isn't it nice that I can't see?

- Forget it. - Wait.

Hang on.

Here it is.

You won't feel clean if you stop halfway.

- Lean over. - What?

Come on.

Are you acting all shy?

What?

Come on.

Do it.

What?

- Are you serious? - Yes.

My gosh.

I'll make you clean and cool.

Do it.

My back is right here.

Okay.

The water is below your knee.

- Here? - Yes.

Okay.

Here goes.

My gosh.

- That's cool. - Is it?

Yes, Da Rim. Aim a little more to the left.

To the left?

To the left.

- There. - Goodness.

- A bit to the right now. - To the right?

- Here? - Yes.

Hey, you're good at this.

Hang on. Just one more scoop.

Here goes!

- There. - Goodness.

That's so nice.

You have a broad back.

You just noticed?

Right.

Shall I soap you? Or not?

- What? - Yes?

No.

I don't need any soaping.

What?

Hey. I'm a guy too.

You shouldn't offer to soap a guy's back.

Why say that when you treat me like a kid?

I'm not a woman to you.

Soaping me is still wrong.

I can't ask you to do that.

Soaping is just using some suds.

Is that raunchy or weird? How so?

Hey. You talk too freely for a kid.

You're actually sneaky and grown up now.

Is it weird to help a guy soap his back?

I didn't know that.

Why did you come up here?

Did you want to talk?

Your pay will be a few days late.

Mom said sorry.

I see.

Okay.

Head back down to bed.

I could splash water on you but not soap your back.

What's the difference?

They seem the same to me.

I'll get going.

Hey.

- Hey. - Yes?

Is the male protagonist based on you?

Why do you ask? How was it?

I could tell it was you.

Right. I wrote it with myself in mind.

I hate men who are like this.

Small-minded, cowardly, and not at all manly.

But you really care for your grandfather's lighter.

I can't believe the title is "Lighter Lighter."

The second word is writer, not lighter.

The protagonist is a writer, remember?

I thought you were a gifted writer...

and was worried you might steer in that direction.

No one will buy your script.

This will flop as a movie.

Women won't like it.

It's trash, so let's throw it away.

Wait. Why would you throw it away?

Come on, Mom.

The protagonist seemed like your alter ego.

It was you and no one else.

When did I say I'd sell it?

As if she knows anything about movies.

Da Rim went to you, didn't she?

So?

Are you saying otherwise?

No, don't move out.

I don't need your security deposit.

I'll get the 400,000 dollars...

from the security deposit on this unit,

and the family will move in with you instead.

Just you wait.

This is what I should've done.

Mu Rim will marry and move out.

Mother, Father, me, Cha Rim, and Da Rim...

can huddle together in that small unit.

Honey, don't you stop me.

Mothers don't give up.

Just you wait, Cha Rim.

Honey.

What is it?

It's nothing.

Honey.

What is it?

It's nothing.

What do you mean it's nothing?

I said it was nothing.

Unbelievable.

Honey, are you asleep?

Maybe I should ask Mu Rim tomorrow...

over breakfast.

Ask him what?

Ask him what?

Goodness.

- Here. - Right.

It's okay. I'll do it.

I gave her the money back.

- Shall we eat? - Yes.

Mu Rim.

Isn't it...

your job to catch thieves?

Why do you ask, Grandma?

Let's say I stole money from a friend...

and gave it to you as pocket money.

With the 100 dollars I gave you,

you spent it while on a date with Soo Ji.

You didn't know where the money came from,

so would you also be arrested for spending it?

No.

No?

Only the robber will be punished,

not those who spent it without knowing.

Even if the stolen money...

was 1 million dollars rather than 100 dollars?

That's right.

Even if it was 5 or 10 million and not 1 million dollars?

That's right.

Only the one who stole it will be punished.

Why are you asking me that?

- What? - What?

It's nothing.

Those we know...

have been asking frivolous questions...

since they know you're a police officer.

I see.

So even if I stole someone's money,

but the family who spent it didn't know where it came from,

the family can't be punished by law.

You, Bong Hee,

Cha Rim, and Da Rim...

won't have committed a crime...

for spending it while in the dark.

Absolutely. We didn't know.

Goodness. The law is reasonable.

Sorry?

It's nothing.

Only the robber will be punished and do time.

If that's not reasonable, I don't know what is.

I guess.

Right.

I'll swap with Tae Woong.

Only after eating that much?

Let her be.

I wouldn't want to eat with me if I were her.

Da Rim, what is it? Go ahead and eat more.

I'll get going.

Bong Hee, can I have more rice?

Honey, you should eat more.

What? That I should.

Sure thing.

Tae Woong.

Did you already clean a batch?

Yes.

The clothes that were left in the dryer yesterday.

Head upstairs before the stew goes cold.

Right.

Touch twice to accept incoming call.

Call from Eye Doctor.

Hey.

Why haven't I heard from you? We need to schedule your surgery.

Doctor.

Yes?

I'm giving up on the surgery.

Should a doctor be a blabbermouth?

My mom found out about it, and it left my family in shambles.

It's all your fault.

Because you told her,

my family is walking on thin ice.

They're tiptoeing around...

trying to stay above the ice and not fall through.

My family is in complete chaos,

and it's all because of you.

I'll just live like this.

I can manage.

I'll be fine.

I appreciate everything, Doctor Kang.

Right. Thank you, sir.

Goodness, wait for me.

Thank you, sir.

- Thank you. - Have a good one.

All right.

What now?

We don't know the burial site.

Right?

If we can't find it today, we'll come back tomorrow.

If not tomorrow, we'll come back the day after.

If we still fail, we'll come again the next day.

And so on and so forth.

What if we never find it?

Then we'll look until we die.

Rather than leaving our children...

with only our useless names,

we'll leave them unclaimed money...

and have them live in luxury for the rest of their lives.

And if we get caught?

I wouldn't mind.

We can go to prison. What could probably scare us?

You're right.

It's not like we have decades to live.

We can die in prison for all I care.

As long as we don't tell them...

what this money is,

they won't be punished by law.

Let's follow the bracken trail up the way we went.

- That's what we did that day. - Yes.

Gil Rye. Your brain's whizzing today...

- because we're going to collect. - Hey.

Don't call it collecting.

We're here to gather bracken.

Okay. Yes, you're right.

- Let's get going. - Oh, dear.

My gosh.

Let's not get too greedy.

Our daughter-in-law Bong Hee.

Let's just bring home enough so she can live comfortably.

Honey.

The hoe here. Isn't this ours?

It was somewhere here.

I found the bracken we gathered.

Gil Rye, that's our basket, isn't it?

It's ours, right?

Then it's somewhere here.

It's...

I think it's here.

Honey!

Oh, no.

Honey!

(Iron Family)

Da Rim. Shall we go see a movie?

Da Rim liked the son of a rich family very much.

Thirteen million dollars?

I went to school with that chairman.

I barely recognize you.

You own a dry cleaner's?

- Honey. - Let's become criminals.

For the kids.

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