(Episode 92)
I'm sorry.
Excuse me.
You dropped this as you bumped into him.
This is yours.
That's Kang Pil Doo,
Seok Hoon's father.
Why is he...
Father.
Shin Woo.
The car is out front. Let's go.
Welcome.
Father, this is my mother.
Really? Nice to meet you.
I am his mom...
- Mom. - Oh, right.
You're his real father.
I shouldn't call myself his mom.
Mother, don't say that.
You're right. You did so much for Shin Woo.
It's nothing. I'm fine with it.
Thank you for understanding.
It's that room.
Seok Hoon, come on. Take him.
This way.
This used to be a storage so it's not much.
It's great. I've never had a better room in my life.
- Thank you so much. - Don't mention it.
You should get some rest.
- Take care of him, Seok Hoon. - Yes, Father.
Please, sit.
I did come because he asked me to,
- but isn't this too much? - You can relax.
My father and mother are great people.
Of course, they are.
That's why they treated you like their own.
I've never lived in a room like this since I was a child.
What is going on?
I heard he used to be homeless.
Can we bring in someone like him...
whom we know nothing about?
I don't know.
I don't feel reassured about it, but he's sick.
And he's Seok Hoon's father.
My goodness.
He must be very ill. He doesn't look so well.
Honey.
He doesn't really look like Seok Hoon.
What?
- Is that so? - I thought so too.
He looked very different from Seok Hoon.
Right? His features are nothing like Seok Hoon's.
You look more like him.
Stop talking nonsense.
Not all children look like their parents.
Right. Seol Hwa looks nothing like Dad either.
Come on, Sae Na. You should always watch your mouth.
He didn't recognize me...
even though we were so close.
Why does he call Seok Hoon Shin Woo?
The father once called after seeing Seok Hoon's ad.
Seok Hoon had just had an accident, so I went instead.
What did he say at that time?
He said they lived in Namwon...
and asked me if Seok Hoon remembers the fire.
That was all.
Namwon? The fire?
Was Seok Hoon in that fire too?
Is he him?
Is Seok Hoon really him?
Seok Hoon.
What are you carrying?
How did you graduate from medical school?
And how did you work as a doctor?
What are you talking about?
There's so much to study for the medical show.
The terms are so difficult.
Are you going to read medical papers?
You could have asked me for help.
I know you're busy. I didn't want to give you more work.
Has your father been discharged from the hospital?
I just took him home.
- Does he feel at home? - Yes.
Father seems to like you. He complimented you a lot.
Really? Then again, I'm usually popular.
- What? - What? Are you jealous?
I'm popular among old people.
By the way, can you help me carry these?
- I won't. - Why not?
I can do this only when your hands are full.
Are you out of your mind? Someone might see us.
What's the big deal?
Hello.
My goodness.
You can't even hit me. I love this.
You're mean. You startled me.
I was just joking. Give them to me.
- I won't. - You won't?
I'll do it again.
- Thank you. - These are heavy.
Thank you so much.
Joon Sang.
I know that you didn't marry Min Hee...
because you love her.
I've been there too.
I know...
what it is like to lose someone you love.
Still, regardless of whether you love her or not,
you shouldn't hurt your wife.
I hurt your mother.
I've regretted it all my life.
Do you really want to repeat my mistake?
I'm sorry.
Come in.
- It's you. - Hi.
Joon Sang, I didn't know you were here.
You can go now.
Okay.
Did you talk to him?
Did he say anything special?
What could he say?
It's all his fault.
I guess.
In addition to his marriage,
I'm worried about his work too. That's why I talked to him.
Now that he's the chief manager, he should work harder.
He seems so distracted.
You should have waited until he became more competent...
or let him...
work in the restaurant business department.
I think you promoted him too early.
Joon Sang is competent enough.
It's just that I can't help but compare him to Mr. Han,
who is doing a great job leading the foundation.
I rely on Mr. Han too,
but as a father,
it's only natural...
to worry about my son.
Is Mr. Han that competent?
He's outstanding.
Not only as a doctor, but he's leading the foundation very well.
- How is he as a person? - Well...
He's very polite to elderly people.
Considering how he treats his family, he seems like a nice person.
Why?
Why are you suddenly so interested in him?
It's not like that.
As you compare Joon Sang with him,
I became curious.
He's flawless.
If I had a daughter, I would have wanted him to become my son-in-law.
It's a shame.
He sounds like a nice person.
The only thing that bothers me is that his father is an ex-convict.
Why didn't you go back to your office?
I want to ask you something.
Do you know...
what happened to the boy?
Whom do you mean?
The boy who lived in that house in Namwon.
What are you talking about?
You must know.
I don't.
We never found him. I'm sure he died.
You think he died?
But it's not certain, is it?
I just want to believe so.
So you don't know what happened to him.
What's with you? Why are you talking about him?
And why here of all places?
My goodness.
You brat, stop right there!
Didn't I tell you to be quiet when I'm drinking?
I'm sorry, Dad.
You remind me of your mother.
- I'm sorry, Dad. - Do you want me to beat you up?
I'm sorry.
I won't do it again.
- Please don't hit me. - Mr. Kang!
I'm sorry.
You brat.
- Stop! - Let go of me.
Gosh.
My goodness.
Gosh.
Seriously!
Shin Woo, are you okay?
Follow me to my place.
Wash yourself there, okay?
You must have been hungry.
Slow down. You might get an upset stomach.
I'll give you some water.
What's wrong?
You're lucky. You have a mom.
- You don't have a mom? - No.
I wish your mom was my mom.
- Shin Woo, drink some water. - No.
It's from my mom. I'll drink it.
Joon Sang, share it with your friend.
He doesn't have a mom.
He wishes you were his mom.
What if he takes you away from me?
You're my mom.
Don't say that.
No one can take your mom away from you.
Shin Woo.
Come here whenever you're hungry or miss your mom.
Mr. Kang.
Please take care of Shin Woo.
Sorry? What do you mean?
Something went wrong.
- I'll come back soon, I promise. - I mean...
Please take care of him.
Shin Woo, behave yourself, okay?
- Mr. Kang. - Dad.
- Dad. - Mr. Kang.
Dad, Dad.
It's okay.
It'll be fine.
I thought I would never see...
both my father and him ever again.
No, it's not for sure...
that Seok Hoon is that boy.
I wanted to get something for you, but you didn't choose any.
Why don't you want anything?
Why wouldn't I? I want a lot of things.
Like what?
You have nothing you want to do or have.
Everything I ever wished for came true. What else could I want?
I said I always want to be by your side and that came true.
Your legs must hurt from walking in those heels.
Should we grab a taxi?
No. I prefer walking with you.
I mean, even flowers bloomed. Spring is beautiful.
Really? Okay, let's do that.
And I don't like any other flowers here.
You're the most beautiful flower.
- What was that? - What was what?
You've changed a lot.
I couldn't have imagined your saying anything like this when we met.
You were such a cold person.
I wasn't. I was always like this.
You weren't.
Promise me.
Don't ever go back to that evil Seok Hoon you once were.
Why would I go back?
So promise me.
Come on.
I promise.
I'll never change.
I'll always love you like this until the end of my life.
You promised.
You can't change.
- I'm home. - Come in.
Seol Hwa, welcome home.
- Were you eating dinner? - Yes.
They gave me such a huge meal. I'm in for a treat.
You haven't eaten, have you?
We ate on our way home.
You should've eaten with your father since it's his first day here.
Dad, we had to shop for something so we grabbed some snack.
Why did you get so much stuff?
Well, these are...
clothes, shoes, and a few other things you need.
Oh, my. Are these mine?
I could've used whatever that's available.
Oh, right.
Of course you should get some stuff for him.
Good job.
Father, this is for you.
What?
- Did you get something for me? - I got spring clothes.
What? That was not necessary.
Son.
This looks great. Can I really take this?
How can I wear this? I'll just display it.
Fine, I guess it's a great day for both fathers, but not me.
- It's okay. - My goodness, Mother.
Of course, I got something for you.
Really? My goodness.
My gosh, these are so pretty.
Look at these.
I recently had nothing to smile about. This is great.
- Thanks, Son. - Those are pretty.
My goodness.
I'm sorry that I keep calling him my son.
It's all right. He is your son.
- Thanks for the shirt. - My goodness.
Gosh.
Look at this.
- Let us eat. - Let's eat.
Doo Na, you are so good at writing. This is interesting.
It's because you already wrote a great draft for a thriller novel.
The culprit was so real that he really scared me.
- Right? - Yes.
I'm good at making scary characters because I have a scary mother.
My Min Kyu.
Dragon, we'll make sure we only show you happy parents.
I promise.
I promise too.
Oh, my.
What are you two doing?
What are you two doing in the living room?
You wanted to kick us out badly, so we built a home here.
Mother, you can live outside of this tent, and we'll live in here.
There won't be any problems with this separation.
What? Are you kidding me?
Do you two also think I'm a joke because I went bankrupt?
I told you to get out, not to build a tent in here.
Mom, to be exact, this isn't your house.
What?
I believe this house is rented under Min Kyu's name...
because you went completely bankrupt.
Oh my goodness.
Min Kyu, are you saying this house is yours?
We built up this tent, so let's keep our lives separate.
Me, Doo Na, and Dragon. The three of us will live here.
You can enjoy your life.
You're driving me crazy.
I thought I'd have a great life after Min Hee's marriage,
but you have ruined everything.
How can a good thing and a bad thing come at once?
Since when do those go together?
Why did he stare at Seok Hoon's father with those eyes?
He even asked me about that man.
- Father. - Shin Woo.
The car is out front.
Shin Woo.
Kang Shin Woo.
Shin Woo. Kang Shin Woo.
Kang Shin Woo. I told you not to do that.
Right.
He was surprised when he heard the name Kang Shin Woo.
I'm sure.
- Is his name Seok Hoon? - Yes.
His real name is Kang Shin Woo.
Are you really Seok Hoon's father?
I am.
I lived near Yocheon River in Namwon. And there was a big fire.
Oh, right. Burn scars.
With that kind of a fire, I'm sure he has burn scars.
Wait, could his scars be caused by a fire?
Could he be?
Why is he suddenly bringing that up?
He's never done that before.
I'm home, Mother.
Oh, hello.
Where's Joon Sang? Didn't he come with you?
- Yes. - I see.
Was there anything odd about Joon Sang recently?
Anything odd?
I was wondering if anything else bothered him other than Ms. Geum.
No. There's nothing.
- Where's Father? - He went out for a dinner meeting.
You should greet Grandmother.
Okay.
- Grandmother. - Hello.
Where's Joon Sang?
My goodness.
I'm sorry about everything.
Don't be.
I decided to understand...
and take him in more than before after what I heard from you.
I see. Thank you, Min Hee.
Please have pity on him and let him be.
I will.
By the way, how did he end up...
living with his deceased mother when he was a kid?
That's because of me.
I was against their marriage.
That's why they broke up.
Then she had the kid by herself,
which is your husband.
I see.
Then at what age did he come to live with you?
I didn't even know he was born until he was about six.
I somehow got in contact with her later,
so that's when I knew.
We decided to meet,
but there was a huge fire which took his mother.
A huge fire?
Are you saying there was a fire when he lived in Namwon?
Yes.
Joon Sang was the only one who survived.
Joon Sang's mother left us.
If I had lost Joon Sang in that fire,
your father-in-law and I would have...
lived our lives in a living nightmare.
He was lucky.
I see.
What is going on?
He lived in Namwon, and there was a fire.
Everything makes sense.
Joon Sang, come on.
Your call cannot be connected at this time.
What on earth is he up to?
It's so kind of you to bring me water.
You didn't have to do this.
You might get thirsty at night.
Is the room okay?
Of course.
I appreciate it.
You don't have to thank me so many times.
You've taken good care of Shin Woo as well.
I can't thank you enough.
We haven't done so much for him.
We were happy to have him as our son.
By the way, I heard he mistook you...
for his parents at first.
Oh, that.
It's a funny story.
He must have had dumplings often when he was little.
- Sorry? - He said my husband's dumplings...
tasted the same as his mother's.
That's how he mistook me for his mother.
That's strange.
I don't remember eating dumplings often.
Really?
Three stars in the evening sky
He remembered this song too.
I'm not sure.
Was he talking about our neighbor?
Your neighbor?
It sounds like he was talking about a lady in our neighborhood.
We were pretty close. That must be why he was mistaken.
I see. It must be because he lost all his memory.
Now that he met you, I'm sure his memory will come back.
Is he really him?
No way.
That's impossible.
How can Seok Hoon...
Open the door. I know you're in there.
Please go back.
I don't want to talk to anyone right now.
Why not?
I have a lot to say and hear from you,
Shin Woo.
- What did you just say? - I didn't actually believe it,
but it seems like it's true.
You turned back when I called you Shin Woo.
You're...
Kang Shin Woo, aren't you?
You're Kang Pil Doo's son, right?
(Golden Pocket)
Was it not my mom?
Your mom was not like that.
You hate me, right?
I'll hate you too.
A paternity test? I don't think they did it.
What? They didn't?
You said you lost all your memory.
- It's back now. - Is your memory back?