How could you say those things in front of Oh Bok's grandmother?
Are you really going to make Da Jung and Oh Bok get a divorce...
if Oh Bok's parents come and live here?
Why do you think they suddenly showed up out of the blue?
They think they can take something out of him.
What?
They must've come for Yong Goo's townhouse.
Why would you get upset over his property?
Mang Soon cares so much for her children.
She pities him, so she'll sell it up.
If she falls for it,
- she'll end up penniless. - Honey.
Mom, I will not divorce Oh Bok under any circumstances.
Do you want to have kids when his family is about to be broke?
Suit yourself.
See how romantic that would be.
Where do you think Oh Bok learned to throw punches?
If things get rough, he'll beat up his wife.
A son takes after his father. They become more similar as they get older.
Even their voices become the same.
That's how children are.
Stop it, Mom.
How dare you yell at me?
I've been holding myself back because I was sorry for you.
Who do you think I'd choose if I have to pick one...
between you and Oh Bok?
Who will I choose?
I'm Oh Bok's wife.
The baby in my belly is Oh Bok's.
You're my parent,
but I should choose my baby and my husband if I can't keep both of you.
Why would I stay by your side?
What did she just say to me?
She's right.
You should stop holding on to Da Jung and let go of her now.
Trying to control your married daughter is being obsessed.
That's not loving.
What are you pondering about?
Are you thinking of Brother?
I don't know what to do about his life.
Do what you want to do.
If he continues to live that way and dies at some point,
I'll go take care of him, then.
Mom, why don't you just bring him home?
That'll be too much of a burden on you and Oh Bok.
Is it because of what Se Jin said?
I doubt she'd make them get a divorce.
She sounded cold, but she's right.
Even if I keep him close to me because he's my son,
he'll only burden me my whole life.
Mom, how about we just sell the townhouse...
and get him a store?
I can't do that.
Pil Sun agreed with that too.
Getting him a store won't solve all their problems.
I should look before I leap.
Getting involved in their lives is doing something pointless my entire life.
I will never sell the townhouse.
That belongs to Yong Goo.
Mother.
Then I can't get back together with him.
That's too bad, then. I can't help it.
How much longer do you think he'd live?
Don't you care if he drops dead?
I don't care.
I'll take care of his body, though.
He doesn't seem like he'd live longer than his own mother.
As a mother, I'll take care of your body.
He's still your son!
How can you say that about him?
How cold you are.
Right. I'm cold-hearted.
Remember that and leave this town.
Don't impose on Oh Bok anymore.
Mom.
Let me bow to you, at least.
I'm sorry I've been troubling you.
Mom, stay healthy.
Wait.
Don't go anywhere else.
Don't leave where you're living now.
I'll come for you when I go to college and make money.
Stay alive there until then.
I'm okay with having seen you grown up and live happily.
I'm sorry for what I've done, Oh Bok.
You must know when my birthday is.
The password is my birthday.
It's the money I made working in the fields.
I'm sorry it's not that much.
I've got some money from your grandmother and your uncle.
What if you run out of it?
I manage to get by even when I have no money.
If I'm diligent enough, I can eat at soup kitchens.
There are places that give out good second-hand clothes as well.
Why did you beat up Mom?
Why would you hit a person?
I don't think I'd call you before I die,
but if someone tells you that I died,
don't tell your grandmother.
Just roll me up in a rag and burn me.
Mom.
He seemed to think this was it as well.
He bowed to me.
Yong Goo is not your only child.
Don't you think he's your son if he's not a good son to you?
Why don't you be nice to your own son first?
She sent her son off cold-heartedly...
to be considerate of her other family.
She must be so upset.
We can live without the townhouse.
I don't know why she acts that way.
If you sell that house, I'll take a train to leave.
When Brother left,
Oh Bok followed him outside.
If she cares for Oh Bok,
she cannot send him away like this.
My dad left.
Really?
I didn't even get to say goodbye to him.
Mother, it must've been rough on you so far.
I'm sorry.
My mom will leave soon as well since my dad left.
Why didn't you tell me when he left?
My grandma was so cold with him.
He seemed to think this was the last time to see her.
He bowed to her before he left.
- Oh Bok. - When I saw it,
I felt sorry for him.
When they were throwing a tantrum, asking my grandma to sell the house,
I thought they were so inhumane.
But when I saw him kicked out like that,
I felt bad.
Why do I feel sorry?
It doesn't make sense.
He's your father.
He took money out of my grandma and my uncle to fix his teeth.
I handed him the money I saved working in the fields,
but he couldn't take it.
What was that?
Why couldn't he take it?
I'm leaving, Mother.
I can't live in the guest house forever.
Right. Goodbye.
Where are you going?
I should go anywhere.
Take care, Yong Goo.
Mother, take care.
Bye, Pil Sun.
Mi Ja, you should leave us your number at least.
Take good care of Yong Goo.
Mother as well.
I don't know if I'm in any position to say that, though.
But I guess I should say something before I leave.
Give me your number.
I'll call you.
I asked for Yong Goo's townhouse. Didn't it upset you?
You guys met again after a long time. You should stay in touch.
I can't let that happen to Oh Bok,
so can I have your number?
Oh Bok's mother left too, so don't worry.
Why don't you come in and talk?
I'm too embarrassed to go inside.
I just came by to let you know that.
I'm sorry for having troubled you so far, Mr. Lee.
Don't talk to me for a while, honey.
Da Jung, I'm asking you a favor after much thought.
Put each of these rings on Mr. Jung and me later.
Some people say that when a person dies, we bury them in our hearts.
It means we can't forget them.
They say there's not a single death that isn't sad,
but having to lose...
a person you won't be able to forget for your remaining days...
is like being betrayed by the days you've lived.
There's no need to say it any other way.
Did you buy this to give to me?
I saw them when I went to give Mang Soon a digestant.
Come and sit down.
Okay, then, I'll put it on.
It fits perfectly. How interesting.
I washed your hands so many times when I was your caretaker.
That was the first time I realized you had such thin, long fingers.
Do you know what I thought when I saw these rings?
Twenty-three is still such a young age.
That's what I thought.
Young Shin.
It's not okay to think that way.
Is that what I get in return for raising you?
There's no need for repayment anymore.
You won't be here, so who am I repaying?
- You said you love me. - I don't need love or anything anymore.
Young Shin.
How long are 50 years?
I'm 23 now,
so if I live 80 years like other people,
I'll have to live more than 50 years without you.
It's not a year or ten years.
It's 50 years.
When you were 23,
you went without love or anything else,
and now you're leaving without having the chance to do anything.
I feel so much sadness and pity for you. What am I supposed to do?
I just have to miss you, pity you, feel sorry for you,
and clench my teeth to handle the tears when I miss you too much...
for over 50 years.
Instead of trying to handle missing me, you need to forget me.
I'll take this ring with me when I go,
so please, for me,
have a good life, Young Shin. Okay?
Since she was little, she wanted to do her best to stay living with you,
so she grew up seeking compliments, recognition,
and love from you.
Now, since you'll be gone overnight,
she's lost her spirit.
What should I do about her?
Someone needs to be by her side.
Someone that loves her needs to be by her side.
That's all that would work.
Still, it would be so hard...
to be by someone's side and love them...
if they're missing someone who has passed on...
and lost their spirit.
I can do that.
When Mr. Jung leaves, Young Shin will never forget him.
It won't be easy...
for a man to love Young Shin when she's like that.
It will require incredible patience.
If someone needs to do that...
for Mr. Jung, who's dying,
and for Young Shin, who will be left behind,
it'd have to be me.
That's the love I need to give her.
If Mr. Jung leaves like that,
how will Young Shin go on?
I heard from Mr. Lee.
Thank you, Jung Hoon.
Thank you for raising Young Shin.
Can I give...
this ring to you?
Will you take it?
Isn't that...
the ring that Young Shin wanted...
you to wear as a pair with her?
I...
don't deserve to wear this ring.
Give it to me, then.
It fits you too.
Thank you for accepting the ring.
Thanks to you,
I think I'll be able to go in peace.
I made beoseotjeongol because Jung Hoon came.
It's a bit odd because it's so hot out, but I hope you enjoy it.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I have something to say while we have everyone together.
Kim Young Shin,
will you marry me?
Let's just get married.
I love you.
Let's get married.
Why are you wearing that ring?
Who else would wear it?
Why can't you think about ways to make it easier...
for Mr. Jung to go in peace?
Even if he wanted to live longer, he can't.
Go to any hospital.
There are so many patients gritting their teeth, trying to live.
How could you look at them and say you'll be so lonely...
and miss him too much to live?
I don't need anything.
Everything's meaningless.
Please, wake up. Death is a reality too.
You can't ignore it.
Even if you pretend it won't happen, Mr. Jung is going to die.
Instead of trying to let him go in peace,
you want to die with him?
You're really mean.
You asked me...
if there's anything I wanted to do, right?
If I say there's something I want to do,
will you do it for me for sure?
I want to see you become someone's wife...
so that I can feel confident that you can go on living without me.
So, I want to see your wedding.
Mr. Jung.
After accepting that I'm dying,
I've let go of love and hatred.
Still,
I'm worried about the people I'm leaving behind.
I've already stopped thinking about who I loved...
and who loved me.
People...
don't do things that are beyond reach.
Love and hatred only belong to those who are alive.
I just want to get rid of my junk, organize all of my belongings,
make way for others to go on, and leave quietly.
That's all I'm thinking about.
I'm already at that point.
Mr. Jung.
You don't need to hold on to the memories of loving me...
or hold on to the pain.
I'm already done.
Mr. Jung.
Now, you're not the woman I loved.
You're just the child I raised and took responsibility for.
So, think of it like showing your dying parent...
your wedding before they die...
and let me see you get married.
It's my last wish.
Even though he said so,
I know that he died thinking of me as the woman he loved.
There is a thin and invisible string...
between him and me that connects the two of us,
so when one of us trembles, it makes the other one shake too.
I still shake when I look into his eyes,
and so does his gaze.
Young Shin.
Even if I were Gyung Soo,
if there were something...
I wanted to see the most in the time I had left,
it would be to see you get married.
Whether it's as a parent or a lover,
what else would he worry at this moment...
other than about the people he would leave behind?
We don't know how much time Gyung Soo has left.
But there isn't much that the people left behind can do.
If I marry Jung Hoon,
would it put Mr. Jung at ease before he leaves?
Jung Hoon loves you,
and you love him as well, whatever shape it takes.
And Gyung Soo knows that.
Do you think my feelings for Jung Hoon...
are also love?
If it isn't loving, what would it be?
A man and a woman are in love when they are dating,
but after you get married, it's companionship in the end...
that helps you stick it out.
Mr. Jung, what are you doing sitting out here?
Mr. Jung.
What am I supposed to do?
I can't live,
but if you make it impossible for me to die,
what do I have to do, then?
Mr. Jung.
There's no way for me to live even though I want to,
but if you say you'll follow after me,
then I can't die either.
Then what am I supposed to do?
What am I supposed to do if you think like that?
Mr. Jung.
Young Shin.
I want to live too.
Mr. Jung.
I want to live.
What am I supposed to do?
I can't live,
but if you make it impossible for me to die,
what do I have to do, then?
What brings you here?
I wanted to see if you were doing well.
I heard about Gyung Soo.
At first,
I thought he was going to leave the town.
But it didn't seem like it.
After what I did to my son,
I don't know if I even deserve to be in sorrow when he dies.
Dad said he'd give you anything you ask for,
but I heard you rejected it.
So, are you here...
to ask me to take his money too?
President Kang wants to give me the money in return for Gyung Soo raising you.
When it's money in return for how my son has lived,
do you think I could use it at ease as his mother?
I'm still his mother.
What brings you here without a call?
I have a favor to ask you.
Tell me.
I want to have Mrs. Choi live here.
What?
I want to think of Mrs. Choi just like a mother.
Young Shin.
Mr. Jung has to leave his aging mother to Chef Choi.
How would it make him feel?
I will only think of her as his mother and forget everything else.
Still, it's a different matter.
She tried to harm you, so how can I have her back?
Please forget that she tried to harm me.
How could I possibly do that?
What's there we can't do when a person is dying?
Young Shin.
Please only think of her as the mother of poor Mr. Jung,
who took me in after you abandoned me and is dying pitifully.
Young Shin.
What you can do for me...
is forgiving Mrs. Choi.
Young Shin.
You should do as she asks.
Above all, it'd be too much of a burden on Chef Choi.
Chef Choi is the one who saved Young Shin's life.
I do have to repay him.
For Gyung Soo and Chef Choi,
the way to repay them is to forgive Sook Jung...
and bring her home.
I'll give it some thought.
Chef Choi must've helped save Young Shin's life...
and revealed Sook Jung's wrongdoings,
hoping it'd help forgive Sook Jung.
Don't you think so?
It must be so.
But how could I feel attached to her?
If you live with her, you might feel again...
that you have a love for her.
You have been together for all these years.
Dad, I beg of you.
Please, for Mr. Jung, who is dying,
be brave and make this decision.
Why would I go there?
How could I dare to go after what I did?
Let's only think of Gyung Soo.
We both have so much to repay Gyung Soo.
What if I do something awful again?
How would you try to be greedy...
after sending your son away?
It feels comfortable to live where we've always lived at our age...
and with the person we were with.
Young Shin asked you, didn't she?
Jung Hoon,
let's just get married.
I'm sorry,
and thank you.
Why would you say you're sorry?
You even thought of following after him.
Are you saying there's nothing you can't do...
for Mr. Jung?
All right.
Let's do that.
I'll get going.
What did you want to tell me?
I'm going to marry Jung Hoon.
Really?
Yes.
You say you'll be getting married...
like you're going on a movie date with Jung Hoon next week.
It sounds just like that.
When I told him to go see that movie,
he answered that we'd do that...
and went without even looking back.
But you two will have a good life.
I can tell that for sure.
Don't worry about me anymore.
Why would you look at me like that?
Do you resent me?
You're so immature.
Now that I see, you must still be a baby.
A baby?
(A Good Supper)
What?
What are you talking about?
It's bad news.
Shall we ask Gyung Soo to make a dish each of us wants to eat?
I had so much fun today.
I almost forgot I was sick and had a blast.
It would be too hard on both Young Shin and you.
Thank you for the offer, but I can't do that.
She wrote something like a will.
Oh, my goodness. How could she have thought of that?
Who's coming today for you to make so much food?
We'll have guests today.