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[Year 2000]

Are you all right?

I... Yes.

Thank you.

[All men]

[have their first love.]

[Serim High School]

[Let me introduce the transfer student.]

[Jung Da-jung]

Hello. My name is Jung Da-jung.

Nice to meet you.

[Jung Da-jung]

Go take the empty seat over there.

Okay.

Hey, you.

Hi.

Right.

Hi.

I'm glad we came to see her.

[Broadcasting System Room]

-Look at her. -She's so pretty.

She's smiling.

She's really pretty.

-My heart is going to stop. -I know.

[At a time when I didn't know what love was,]

She's waving at me.

[I had feelings that I didn't understand.]

[And I did things that I didn't understand.]

It's raining.

I don't have an umbrella.

Da-jung. Let's share an umbrella.

My umbrella is really big.

-Share with me. -Come with me.

-Let's share mine. -Come with me.

It's raining. You don't want to catch a cold. Let's go.

Let's go. Hurry.

Come with me.

Let's go together.

[Just like unexpected rainfall,]

[my unfamiliar and complicated feelings]

[were defined in one moment.]

Jung Da-jung!

Come with me.

Okay. I would like that.

[You were my first love.]

[Episode 3, A Story About Rain And You]

[Yes! My package is here!]

Da-jung.

What are you doing here in the morning?

What a colossal mess!

I have no idea what you're thinking.

No. I really thought that Dae-young was back for a second.

You.

Hong Dae-young.

Da-jung. The thing is...

Hong Dae-young!

You're his son, aren't you?

Son? What are you talking about?

I know that you're his son!

Go Deok-jin.

Covering for him just because he's your friend isn't true friendship.

If you're really thinking of Dae-young, be honest me with me.

How can you have a kid without getting married?

You said you were single.

I'm single, but he's my son.

You guys are suspicious.

Is that so?

Then what about this?

How will you explain this?

Woo-young looks like his mother.

What are you talking about?

His mom looks like Hong Dae-young.

You dated a woman that looks like your friend?

What kind of ridiculous excuse is that?

All sorts of things can happen in life.

Really?

Then let's give him a call.

Let's call Hong Dae-young

and have a three-party talk.

[Hong Dae-young]

Woo-young, go to school. You're going to be late.

Right. I'm going to school.

Hey, Dae-young. It's me, Deok-jin.

Deok-jin?

Why are you calling me with Da-jung's phone?

It seems she's mistaken about something.

Hong Dae-young.

Yes, Jung Da-jung.

Do you know Go Woo-young?

Go Woo-young?

Of course. He's Deok-jin's son.

He looks exactly like you.

Be honest with me.

He's you're son, right?

What? Are you really asking me that?

[If that's not the case,]

how can Deok-jin's son

look like you?

That's because

Woo-young's mom looks like me.

Does that make sense?

Deok-jin used to follow me around all throughout our school years,

and then he ended up meeting a woman who looked like me.

He acts just like you too.

My gosh. Jung Da-jung.

Can't you believe me?

[Think about it.]

Go Deok-jin, that game maniac, would rather raise game characters

[than my son.]

What?

You're right

about that.

Stop insisting on nonsense.

But still. He looks so much like him.

How does my son look anything like this rude jerk?

How could she be mistaken about something so ridiculous?

I was wrong about her smoking,

I'll forgive you just this once. Jung Da-jung.

[Van Parcel Delivery]

Gosh.

[Serim High School]

[Right. I should focus on our kids.]

[Starting today, I'm going to become their friend.]

Thank you.

Let's go.

Again? She could've woken up five minutes earlier.

My gosh.

She doesn't know how precious money is.

I told you to call me.

I was almost late today too.

-Isn't 14 tardies too many? -Hi SG Boy.

[-SG Boy?] -Gosh, again with that SG Boy.

[What does she mean by that?]

[I bet she's trying to tease me.]

[I should just stay still.]

I really don't understand.

How come dads have money to drink,

but they don't have money to give to their kids?

Whenever I ask my dad for some allowance,

he asks about my spending and my grades.

He begins nitpicking everything like crazy.

[What? What does he do?]

Goodness. How can you ask your dads for money?

[My daughter is so thoughtful.]

I'll give you a tip.

Gather around.

[-Tip?] -What is it?

Hurry up and tell us.

Dreams.

-Dreams? -Dreams?

Dreams?

I had a dream about a fire.

Do you think it was a dream about your promotion?

Did you get rid of the fire or not?

I didn't.

Then it's settled. Sell that dream to me.

Okay. Give me 50,000 won.

You kissed a pig!

Our ancestors rubbed their feces on the wall.

It laid a golden egg!

[No wonder. They never came true.]

My gosh. You're so smart.

Gosh. It hurts, you brat.

You brats.

Hey!

What's wrong with him?

-Is he talking to us? -No, he's not.

How immature can you be?

Do you have fun conning your dad and getting money from him?

What do you mean con him?

If our dads gave us more allowance, we wouldn't be talking about this.

I saw you guys taking a taxi to school every morning.

What?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Again?

But you blame your parents?

You would have plenty of allowances if you didn't take taxis.

That's 5 days a week, and there are 4 weeks in a month, so that's 20 days.

[1 month is 4 weeks. 5 times 4 is 20.]

Let's say the cab fare is 8,000 won from your home to school.

[Cab fare is 8,000 won from home to school.]

[20 times 8,000 won is 160,000 won.]

That's 160,000 won!

[160,000 won]

You spend 160,000 won a month, but that's not enough?

You!

Have you ever thought about how your father feels?

Have you ever thought of your father as you paid for the cab?

Woo-young, it's a misunderstanding.

You!

Your makeup is more natural now.

That's great.

Woo-young, you're misunderstanding.

And you!

Stop calling me SG Boy.

I don't like it.

SG Boy is a compliment.

Superior Gene Boy.

[SG Boy: Superior Gene Boy]

Does it bother you?

That's what that means?

My dad is a cab driver.

That's why he drives me to school every day.

I see.

Your father is a cab driver?

I'm just saying all of this for your own good.

You know what I mean, right?

Nonsense.

"Nonsense"?

Hong Si-a, can you speak a little nicer?

It's fine to be like that to me, but if you do that to everyone else,

people aren't going to like you.

Stop it. That's enough.

I can't stand a single minute with him.

Let's go.

What? What did I do wrong?

Si-a hates people who are like her dad.

You know, the really old-fashioned people.

"Really old-fashioned"?

Si-a's father is only 37,

so what do you mean, "old-fashioned"?

Age isn't what makes someone old-fashioned.

Si-a's dad is notorious.

Don't worry, Woo-young.

You're not that bad yet.

We're going now.

Really old-fashioned?

[Really old-fashioned]

He ruined my morning.

But I think Woo-young has a point.

If you think about it, my dad drives me to school

because I wake up late every morning.

Yet, I've been taking him for granted.

What are you saying?

I agree. When he asked, "How would your father feel?",

it kind of touched my heart.

I agree.

Let's be good to our dads from now on.

Yes, I'm not going to ask him for allowance anymore,

and I'll wake up early.

They really do look alike.

I feel bad. What if I just hurt the kid for no reason?

I'm going to head home after taking the trash out.

Sure. I'll take care of the rest.

I didn't bring an umbrella.

What a relief.

I'll pay for this.

What's this?

Take it.

I'm fine.

You're going to catch a cold if you don't.

Goodness.

What was that? Why isn't he using his umbrella?

[Hong Si-woo]

Good.

[Hong Si-woo]

Did Si-a bring it for me?

I'm the best dad in the world.

-Min-gi! -Dad!

It's raining. Hop in.

-Okay. -You must be exhausted from studying.

Let's go.

I'm on my way, I'm telling you!

I'm right at the door, sir.

I'll be there in five minutes!

Hello.

Hi.

It's Woo-young, right?

Well,

yes. I didn't bring an umbrella.

Could you just walk me to that bus stop?

Why couldn't I? Of course I can.

What are you doing?

Just walk me to the car.

Hey! I'm getting soaked because of you!

Come on.

Goodness!

Let's eat together sometime.

No way!

Your shoulder is soaked. Are you okay?

I'm fine.

I have to catch that bus.

Let's eat together sometime.

Eat together?

When a man says,

"Let's eat together sometime," what do you think that means?

That's what old men say all the time.

It wasn't an old man!

I must be crazy. He's just a teenager.

Why? You said that you're out of lipstick.

I'll get some later.

Let's buy our kids'.

Gosh, you idiot.

[Computer Room]

Hey.

Ae-rin,

what do I do?

What is it? Could anything possibly get worse from now?

I got in.

I made it into JBC!

JBC?

You're a news anchor now?

Yes!

My goodness!

I take back calling you an idiot earlier!

You're the smartest girl ever!

I got in!

-My goodness! -I'm so happy for you!

Seriously.

You're an anchor now! An anchor!

Yes! My severance pay!

♫ I love you ♫

♫ Yes, my severance pay ♫

My gosh. I got more money than I expected.

Hey, Si-woo.

I'm glad I ran into you. Do you want to eat anything?

I'll buy anything for you.

Why would you do that?

I said I'm buying. Just name it.

[2014 Open Recruitment for JBC Anchor Positions]

Ms. Jung Da-jung, were you in a beauty pageant?

[2014 Open Recruitment for JBC Anchor Positions]

No.

[Kim Jong-seok]

Usually, a lot of applicants here have stiff facial expressions.

But your smile looks natural. I must have gotten the wrong idea.

I practiced it every day in front of a mirror.

-I see. -That must be why.

You scored a very high number on your written exam.

But why did you graduate so late?

I went to college late because I wanted to

focus on my children until they started elementary school.

Wait. Children?

Are you a mom?

Yes.

All right. Ms. Park Jin-young.

You have a great resume given your age.

My mother is also an anchor.

So that definitely helped.

Can you tell us who your mother is?

My mom is Ha Kyung-ha.

-I see. I knew it. -Gosh. No wonder.

That explains.

Did the interview go well?

It was okay.

Did something happen?

Well, I got a bit nervous during the interview.

I think I might not get the job again.

If they don't hire you, that just proves they can't see talent when they see one.

You did well. You were fantastic.

So don't blame yourself even if you don't get the job.

If not this year, you can try again next time.

Right?

Let's go.

Did you eat?

Would he be happy for me if he knew?

Thank you for the food today. I'll buy next time.

That's all right.

If you have any cravings, let me know. I'll buy you anything you want.

-Why would you do that? -What?

We're friends.

Si-woo, why don't we play basketball to help digest all this food?

No, I don't want to. I'm not good at it.

You were pretty good.

How come you don't have any confidence about yourself?

Si-woo.

I guess you're very close with Woo-young.

Woo-young.

I'm sorry about the other day.

-Why are you sorry? -It's nothing.

It's all right.

It was

a misunderstanding. I can understand.

Thank you.

You're quite mature, Woo-young.

-I'll get going. -Okay. Bye.

Si-woo, I have great news.

I got the job at JBC!

Really? Are you an anchor now?

Yes.

Congratulations.

Thank you, Si-woo. Give me a hug.

Congratulations, Mom.

[JBC]

[What?]

A mom?

A mom, not with elementary school kids.

She's a mom with twins who go to high school?

A mom was ranked first in the open recruitment at JBC?

The higher-ups will give us an earful

for holding a blind test just to hire a mom!

You gave her an A.

Hey, before this gets out of hand,

rig the result.

[Application, delete bias-provoking entries]

All right.

This girl. Okay. She had the fourth highest mark. Who is this girl?

Kwon Yu-mi. Okay?

It looks like she's the youngest and has the most potentials to be a star.

[Application, Kwon Yu-mi]

Put her in first place.

Okay.

Can I eat at your restaurant?

You still haven't made up with your mom?

How did you know?

If you're sorry, just apologize to her and make up already.

I'm sure she's waiting to make up too.

You used to be a scaredy-cat who followed me around.

You're all grown up now.

Hey, I didn't follow you around.

What?

Do you really not remember?

[8 years ago]

You should come up too. It's fun.

-I'm scared. -It's not scary at all.

Should I hold your hand?

It's all right.

How does it feel? Aren't you happy that you're up here?

Yes.

We used to go home like this when we were little.

Now that you're up there again, I can see that you haven't changed at all.

You should come up too.

Don't tell me

you're still scared.

I'm scared that someone might see me like that.

You're not a kid anymore. Why are you doing that? It's embarrassing.

What?

It startled me.

Let's go.

Is the skirt too short?

[Mom, I'm sorry about what I said the other day.]

[A token of my apology and a gift for the job.]

Si-a.

Your allowance isn't much. How did you save up money?

Have a good first day at work.

Are you leaving now?

Yes. How do I look?

Is the skirt too short?

You look just fine.

Am I overthinking this?

Don't forget anything. I'm going to work now.

Okay.

Woo-young.

You must be waiting for Si-woo.

Have fun at school.

Excuse me.

Don't you think your skirt is too short?

Oh, is that so?

My kids said it was nice.

I think you would look better if it was a bit longer.

Is it a bit too much?

You're right. I should change.

I hope

you have a good first day at work.

Right.

Thanks, Woo-young.

I haven't seen her smile in so long.

It's been a while, and she looks pretty.

[Jung Da-jung, JBC]

Da-jung!

-You passed too! -Yes!

This is great!

Congratulations on becoming a JBC anchor.

Since you were chosen based on your skills,

be proud of yourself and work hard.

I'm Heo Woong-gi, the senior manager of the Anchor Department.

You were selected during open recruitment,

and your probationary period is three months long.

After three months, you will become full-time employees.

So please work hard.

-Yes, sir. -Yes, sir.

The director is here.

-Congratulations. -Thank you.

-Congratulations. -Thank you.

Mr. Heo. How long do you think you can live as an anchor?

20 years?

I think it's five years.

But

I think that would be too long for this lady.

Make sure

this lady leaves on her own during the probationary period.

Yes, sir.

[Application, Jung Da-jung]

Congratulations.

Thank you. I'll do my best.

Congratulations.

Drink this, Ms. Lim.

Gosh, Da-jung. You could call me by my name.

I'll be comfortable around you too.

Then I'll speak comfortably when it's just us two.

Okay.

Would you like some coffee too, Ms. Kwon?

I'm okay, Ms. Jung.

Ms. Kwon.

Don't put up a wall, and just call her by her name.

We'll be seeing each other often.

How can we act like that at work,

Ms. Lim?

What?

Yu-mi.

Yes?

Gosh, I'm dumbfounded by her.

She just doesn't want to call us by our name, right?

Leave her be.

She's young.

Okay. Pay attention.

We handed out the profiles for new anchors within the station,

so expect to receive casting calls.

You're aware that whatever show you go on

during this period will go into your performance assessment, right?

If you fall short in your performance

or there is a broadcasting accident,

you will not become a full-time employee.

Keep that in mind and do your best.

-Yes, sir. -Yes, sir.

You're Ms. Kwon Yu-mi, who came in first in the open recruitment, right?

Yes, I am.

I'm the assistant director for "Talk and N".

I'm here to cast you.

-Okay. -Excuse me.

-Are you Ms. Lim Ja-young? -Yes, I am.

I'm here from "Investigative Project, Issue Room".

Can we talk for a moment?

-Of course. -Thank you.

I guess Ja-young is getting cast too.

I'm sure our chance will come soon.

Don't be too down.

Are you Mr. Nam Ki-tae?

I'm here from "On the Site, 25 Hours". Can we have a meeting?

Of course we can! Let's go!

Thank you.

Ms. Jung Da-jung?

Yes?

Bring three cups of coffee to the director's room.

Make it iced.

[Serim High School]

Are those punks serious?

I saw Gu Ja-sung bully you again.

Aren't you going to do anything?

If I keep it in,

it will pass.

Si-woo. If you keep it in,

the strong will get stronger, and the weak will become weaker.

Then what should I do?

Should I fight with him? Should I go and get into a fight?

When you need to fight,

you should.

It's true. I'm not lying. It's true.

It's true.

-Stop lying. -I'm telling the truth.

It's...

Hey, Gu Ja-sung!

Let's fight.

-There's a fight! -There's a fight!

Guys, there's a fight outside!

-Let's go outside. -Let's watch.

-There's a fight outside! -There's a fight.

-Someone's fighting. -There's a fight!

Who's fighting who?

-Hey, Hong Si-a. -Si-a.

Gu Ja-sung and Hong Si-woo got into a fight.

What?

-Keep your promise. -Okay.

If you win, I won't bother Hong Si-woo anymore.

But if I win,

let me punch you ten times.

Sure.

But that's not going to happen.

You realize that we're on the basketball team, right?

You're an amateur. I'll give you some advantage.

Come at me first.

Look at you, underestimating me.

We're playing for ten points.

Si-woo, it's okay. Just play as you've been playing.

Got it?

Why do you keep following Si-woo?

Because you feel bad?

Do you play basketball with your mouth?

He's so cool!

Si-woo!

-You did it! -This is awesome.

That's my son.

Si-woo!

That's incredible.

You did it!

No way!

Great job.

Get out of my way.

You don't have to be embarrassed about losing.

But you should be embarrassed that you contradicted yourself

as a man.

I get it! Get out of my way.

When you said that you wanted to fight,

I thought you wanted to fight with fists.

What kind of a person do you think I am?

Violence isn't the answer to everything.

Hey,

it's really a waste of talent.

If someone like you doesn't play basketball, then who will?

You're the tallest one and also the best.

You're being too nice.

There are lots of kids who can play as good as I can.

Don't be discouraged.

At school and in life,

as long as you're good at one thing,

nobody can look down on you.

You're a great basketball player.

Let's get going now.

Hong Si-woo!

You're pretty good.

I heard that your dad was a failed basketball player.

I guess you could still learn from a failure like that.

How dare you?

-What was that? -Don't bring parents into this.

You lunatic.

Lunatic?

Don't attack me like that!

I thought you said violence isn't the answer to everything.

Si-woo, do you want to watch baseball together?

-Baseball? -Yes.

[Daehan versus Seum]

[Daehan versus Seum]

Go!

You can do it!

This is an emergency! He bailed!

I knew he'd cause trouble one day. That crazy bastard.

All right. I'll find someone and send them over.

Darn it.

Do you know anyone who's not filming right now?

All right.

How can we not have enough people when we just hired some?

Is nobody there?

I'm here, sir!

Are you the only one here, Ms. Jung?

Yes, I am.

I see. This is where it all ends for me.

-Sorry? -Never mind.

It's getting late, so you should go home.

All right. I'll get going now.

Whatever.

The point is to put the fire out, not which firefighter puts it out.

Ms. Jung!

Ms. Jung!

-Yes, sir? -Could you put the fire out?

-Ms. Jung? -Yes.

There are only a few minutes until the game is over.

You're going in right away, so get ready to talk.

Do I get a script?

What do you mean, a script? You need to write it yourself.

This is the record of the game tonight. Write a script with this and come down.

Listen, Ms. Jung.

A live broadcast isn't a walk in the park.

Just please don't cause any trouble, all right?

Let's go, team!

Let's go!

Let's win!

[Daehan versus Seum]

Strike two!

[Let's go!]

[The end!]

[The game is over!]

The final score is 6 to 0.

Player Ye Ji-hoon, that was a perfect game.

Yes, Ye Ji-hoon rescues Thursday night as usual!

He's going to be the model for our company.

It'll definitely be a hit if he models.

Our Ji-hoon.

This is alcohol!

Sorry, I forgot that you quit drinking.

Come on.

[Seum is taking two wins in a row.]

[They strongly remain in first place.]

[I will now finish broadcasting the game.]

[-Next up is Ye Ji-hoon's interview.] -It's not what it looks like.

I've never seen you before.

Yes, nice to meet you.

Don't be nervous.

I'm not.

Don't you ever get nervous, no matter what happens.

Okay, no matter what happens.

Standby!

All right. Cue!

[We now have Player Ye Ji-hoon with us here.]

Mom?

Congratulations on winning tonight.

Thank you.

That lunatic.

Thank you.

That lunatic.

Where's the template for an apology?

Gosh.

It was pretty hot today.

Getting splashed like that chased away the heat.

I guess you can only have celebratory gestures

like this one because you guys won today, right?

[Yes. I did get splashed all over me.]

[But it does feel good.]

Nice, Da-jung. Gosh. She's pretty good.

[Ji-hoon, you allowed 5 batters hit over 9 innings.]

[You struck out five batters without allowing any points.]

[This is your first shutout game this season.]

[Apology Letter]

What?

[Are you satisfied with your performance today?]

[That's not my focus.]

[I wanted to do my best for every pitch.]

[You're indeed humble.]

[Here's a fun fact about your stats.]

Among 16 wins from last season,

your team won 10 games on Thursday.

Did you expect your team to win again today?

No, I didn't.

[Could you tell us the driving force behind your wins?]

I handled this hiccup!

[I play for my loved ones.]

You're good, Da-jung.

Recently, you turned down an offer from the MLB,

which was the talk of the town.

Did your loved ones affect your decision process?

That's right.

Besides,

I can't live without kimchi.

All right. Let's wrap up now. You have 10 seconds.

[I'm very much looking forward to your future games in Korea.]

My gosh. Your mom is so cool.

She's amazing.

-Right. [-Congratulations on your win again.]

[-Thank you.] -Five seconds.

All right. That was my interview with Ji-hoon from Seum.

-Woo-young. -Yes?

Should I play with you too?

I mean, basketball.

Yes. Of course.

I'd love to.

Okay. Let's play together.

Okay.

Good work today.

It sounded like you were well-versed in baseball.

I'll see you again.

Thank you.

I can go home now.

Where's the bus stop?

Gosh.

-What? -What?

-Are you okay? -Yes, I'm okay.

Please move, then.

Oh, right.

You really didn't get nervous earlier.

I told you I don't get nervous.

I'm nervous around a woman who doesn't get nervous.

Pardon?

That's a compliment.

By the way, are you my fan?

You knew a lot about me.

Oh, that.

One of my men at home is a hardcore fan of yours.

I see.

You weren't my fan.

A man at home... Is it your father?

You can answer that. I'll get going now.

Hey, Seo-yeon. Where are you?

Yes. I'll pick you up.

Okay.

[No way. Mom, you went viral.]

[Check online now.]

I did?

[Anchor Jung Da-jung, Jung Da-jung and water slap]

That is my name.

[Interview Video of Jung Da-jung and Ye Ji-hoon's water slap]

[View counts]

[Ji-hoon, you allowed 5 batters hit over 9 innings.]

[Is she really new to this job? She's so quick on her feet.]

[You're totally my type.]

[I'm watching this video 10 times.]

[Best comments]

[Jung Da-jung is sexy and charismatic.]

[Splash the water on the player.]

[-Girl crush. You're so cool. -This is the class of a JBC anchor.]

[-I have a girl crush on you.] -She knew a lot about baseball.

[She knows a lot about the sport too.]

[Thanks to her, the game was super fun.]

Hey, Woo-young.

You came in those clothes?

I'm a mess, aren't I?

You're completely wet.

Gosh.

What? It's okay.

I'm not okay with it.

Those people at your work are so mean.

How can they just let you leave like this?

They should give you dry clothes

or at least give you a ride.

This is upsetting.

You'll catch a cold.

It's getting chilly now.

You're unexpectedly kind.

Gosh.

By the way...

I'll go. You can answer that.

Okay. Thank you.

Thank you for this. I'll return this to you.

Okay.

Hey. What is this about?

Congratulations.

You were so cool today.

You need to talk to me?

Yes, Da-jung.

Hey.

I saw the interview.

Congratulations.

I was so proud of you.

Thank you.

But what do you need to talk to me about?

I just did.

I wanted to congratulate you in person.

I see.

Get in. I'll drop you off.

No. It's right around the corner.

Get in. Let me drop you off.

Thank you for the ride.

Da-jung.

You were

amazing today.

Okay. Thank you.

[Anchor Jung Da-jung, Jung Da-jung and water slap]

[Comments]

[I went to the same high school with her.]

[She got pregnant when she was in school.]

[I went to the same high school with her. She got pregnant when she was in school.]

[No way. She got pregnant out of wedlock and became a mom?]

[She's a mom. Go take care of your kids.]

[I knew it. She looked like that type.]

[Who said she was the kindest? Fess up.]

[I'll block JBC and skip it.]

[Yes. I didn't like her when I first saw her.]

[She's 37. Then, are her children in high school now?]

[This is how JBC betrays its viewers.]

[I feel so betrayed. I take back what I said. You aren't my type.]

[-Are her children in high school now? -I knew it.]

[Does she not care about her kids?]

[She's gone after going viral for a day.]

[Why did JBC hire her?]

[-I knew it. She was good at flirting. -Who is this nobody?]

[She's so greedy. Stay home and raise your kids.]

The anchor who got splashed is Hong Si-a's mom.

-She is? -Yes.

No way.

[Water Splash Interview of Jung Da-jung That's Going Viral]

She was pregnant with Si-a when she was in high school.

-I knew it. Si-a takes after her mother. -Yes.

What? Like her face?

Right.

Both of them have big eyes and fair skin.

No, not that.

Girls with faces like hers

are bound to be troublemakers.

Gosh.

Come on, man.

Hong Si-a will cause trouble any day now.

Let go.

My goodness. Oh, no.

Hey, do you not want to live anymore?

I kill anyone that hits me.

Is that so? Go ahead.

-Stop it. -Let go of me!

You've got to be kidding me.

Give me all you've got.

[Customer Service Center]

Thank you, sir.

[June of 2008]

Hello?

Are you still sleeping?

I'm up.

Then, send the kids to kindergarten now.

Hurry.

[Customer Service Center]

Hello. How may I help you?

What's today's play?

-"The Tortoise and the Hare". -"The Tortoise and the Hare".

I can just draw whiskers with this marker, right?

-Yes! -Yes!

You're first, Si-woo.

♫ Don't tease me because I'm young ♫

♫ I can't talk because I'm shy ♫

[Seongjong Electronics Service Center]

-Hey, Da-jung. [-Hong Dae-young.]

Do you not know how the whiskers look?

The hare's whiskers? I do.

As if.

[I'll be home late. Can you pick up the kids?]

Okay.

Gosh.

-Dad. -Goodness.

Thank you.

Did you have to wait long?

-Yes. -Yes.

What should we eat for dinner?

I want fried rice.

Should we eat fried rice?

How about tteokbokki? Let's get going.

I want cheese tteokbokki.

Well,

you drew them with a permanent marker, so they aren't going away.

My gosh, I'm sorry.

[On rainy days, people can measure how big their love is.]

[Even when they share umbrellas,]

[as everyone holds them at different angles,]

[it's clearly visible how big their love is.]

[So love and rain come hand in hand.]

It's raining a lot.

-I'm sorry. -Why?

I drew you the wrong whiskers.

Why? I had fun.

Right. The kids laughed too.

Is that so?

Come closer.

You'll catch a cold if you get rained on.

-Okay. -Okay.

Should we eat a delicious meal at home?

-Yes. -Yes.

-Let's go. -Okay.