What do you need from my father, Chief Director Yoon?
If he's a chief director, he must be someone in a high office.
I hope I didn't make any mistakes.
I'm Shin Woo's father.
What's wrong, Joon Sang?
I greeted you because I've seen you before.
Don't you recognize me?
No. I think you're mistaken.
That's odd.
I saw him at the hospital.
Was it the hospital which you were in?
Yes. I saw him as I was getting discharged.
Maybe I was mistaken.
Let's go, Seok Hoon.
Let's go.
I can't believe he allowed his condition to worsen so badly.
We'll first start with chemotherapy,
but I'm not sure how effective it'll be.
We have to stop it from advancing.
That way, we'll buy some time to decide which surgery he'll get.
Will you conduct the surgery yourself?
Not yet?
You were in charge of the free clinic though.
I continued receiving rehabilitation so I'm doing better.
But I'm not sure if I can conduct an operation.
Mr. Kang, have some water.
Why are you shaking?
This is because I used to drink so much.
I lived such a horrible life.
How could I ask my son to treat my illness?
Are you still on that?
Seok Hoon will be disappointed to hear that.
It's because he has no recollection of me.
He might abandon me once he gets his memory back.
I was such a horrible father to him.
If he does do that, I can't protest to his decision.
Father.
- Have you been waiting for long? - No.
I just scheduled you for chemotherapy. Let's go.
I thought you had a prior engagement.
- Mr. Kang, come with me. - Okay.
I'll drop him off at home.
No, you don't need to. If you're busy, go work.
Yes. I'll grab dinner with him...
and have a chat as we make our way home.
- Is that okay? - I'll be glad to.
We have so many different items.
A blender, cell phone, and a gift certificate.
Did you really get these by sending stories to the radio?
You should've written stories instead of getting into business.
All those experiences of failing and restarting those businesses...
have made me into who I am today, a woman full of stories.
A good story only comes out of ups and downs in one's life.
I'm sure our marriage will make one great best seller too.
Really?
My goodness. This is so frustrating.
This house is small enough already. Get rid of this tent.
Don't kick it. That's our house.
Your house, my foot.
What are these random stuff doing here?
These are some gifts I received for turning in stories to the radio.
You can use this gift certificate at a department store.
A gift certificate?
It's only worth 100 dollars.
What can I buy with this?
Mom, 100 dollars is huge. Why are you throwing this?
Exactly. You're awful, Mother.
If you want to call me Mother, let's talk about some numbers.
You brought nothing to this house.
How can you act like my daughter-in-law?
What do you mean, nothing? I brought my clothes.
That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about marriage articles.
Mom, she is pregnant with my baby, Dragon.
A baby is not a marriage article. I can't do this.
I went through so much to make you a doctor.
My parents also went through a lot to have me and raise me.
Unbelievable.
You're just an unemployed nobody. You're not the same as Min Kyu.
An unemployed nobody?
- Mom, come here. - What's with you?
- Come in here. - Let go of me.
Dragon, you cannot take after your grandma.
You have to take after your nice father.
If you take after her,
I'll scold you.
Mom, do you really want me to cut you off?
You must have gone crazy with her. What are you saying to your mom?
- Are you threatening me? - I'm not. I'm serious.
Do you think Doo Na wants to be around you?
Tell her to get out if she doesn't. She doesn't have to live here.
We came here because her father told us to go. He said our ties...
will be forever lost if we do not make amends right at this moment.
So you should be more open and accept her.
How dare you raise your voice at me?
You're frustrating me.
You're not. I'm the one who's getting frustrated here.
You're driving me crazy.
What? How dare he continue to scream at me?
My goodness. My own son is threatening me and...
my daughter who married a rich man treats me like a stranger.
When did I get so low?
What? Is Mr. Han coming home?
We don't want to show our bad side to our guest.
Do convince Joon Sang and bring him home tonight.
Okay.
Let's go home.
Seok Hoon is at home right now. Do you really not care?
Is he at my house? Why?
I don't know. How can I know why he's there?
He might end up talking about his father, Kang Pil Doo.
Aren't you curious?
Welcome, Mr. Han.
Thank you, Chairman Yoon.
Hello, ma'am.
Yes, it's been a while, Dr. Han.
I should've come by to say hello. I apologize.
It's nice to see you. I heard things are going well with the foundation.
Yes. It's all going well thanks to the chairman's support.
You don't have to be that humble.
Everyone around me is talking about him.
They want to know where I found such a competent man.
I knew he was talented...
when I saw him take care of every single one of his patients.
I'm sure he'll be meticulous when it comes to the foundation.
If you don't feel well, tell me. I can run a diagnosis.
- May I? - Of course.
- Mother, you should go in. - Okay.
He must look great with Seol Hwa.
Your heart is beating too slowly.
How long has this been going on?
I'm not sure. I don't check myself every day.
Everything was fine when I was at the hospital last time.
It must be because I'm worried about Joon Sang.
There's no medication for slow pulse.
If this worsens, you have to use a cardiac pacemaker.
Let's see how this goes.
Do I have to get an operation?
It's nothing huge, so don't worry.
I'll feel much better if you come and check up on me often.
My heart will start beating faster too.
Yes, I'll come by often.
Other than that, are you all right?
Joon Sang.
Since Min Hee is here and so is our guest,
we'll talk later.
Is Mr. Han here already?
Yes. He's in your grandma's room.
You promised to be my home doctor, okay?
Of course.
This is...
What is it?
I think I've seen this before.
This incense pouch?
That can't be. It's one of a kind.
It is?
I'm sure I've seen this before.
You're here.
You must have wanted to have dinner with Dr. Han.
Yes, Grandma.
Hello, Mr. Han.
It used to belong to Joon Sang's mother.
Joon Sang has been giving me headaches these days.
Looking at the pouch,
I pray Joon Sang will settle down.
I...
I had no idea.
It looked somehow familiar.
- I'm sorry. - You don't have to apologize.
Maybe you've seen something similar somewhere.
Joon Sang, did you hear me?
Please stop giving me any more headaches, okay?
Joon Sang.
Okay, Grandma.
Grandma, dinner is ready. Come out.
Okay. Let's go out.
Okay.
The incense pouch is...
somewhere in his memory.
He remembers it.
- I'm home. - You're here.
Please sit down.
Well...
How did it go at the hospital?
I made an appointment for chemotherapy.
I heard it's a difficult process.
Where's your brother?
He's having dinner at the chairman's house.
- Why? - Exactly.
Joon Sang will be there. He must feel uncomfortable.
Do you mean the man we saw earlier?
Did you meet him?
Yes, at the office by chance.
He's the chairman's son.
He's an important person.
Why is Seok Hoon having dinner there?
- The chairman invited him. - He did?
Min Hee will be there too.
She dumped Seok Hoon for a rich guy.
She must feel guilty when she sees him.
Cut it out.
It's true.
I'm sure she's keeping her situation from his family.
What is this all about?
She dumped Seok Hoon?
Are they talking about the woman I met?
Yes.
Do you know who she is?
Yes. I met her once.
I was going to meet Shin Woo,
but she came instead.
He had just had an accident.
So she knew whom his father was but didn't say anything?
My goodness. Her whole family is unbelievable.
I can't believe they're my in-laws.
It's so complicated.
Doo Na complicated things. I hate that family.
He could have met his father earlier.
By the way, I have a question.
Why didn't you do a paternity test?
As we have the same memories, I didn't think it was necessary.
They usually do it in dramas.
If you do the test,
Seok Hoon will be convinced that you're his father...
and feel more attached to you.
You might be right.
Why did you say such a thing?
Wouldn't it be reasonable to do a paternity test?
Seok Hoon said he's his father. You sound like you're doubting him.
I do doubt him.
What?
They don't look like each other at all.
A father and a son usually have things in common...
or feel a certain bond.
I'm sure they'll eventually find things in common.
Seok Hoon is confused about his memory of his mother.
Don't make him more confused.
He is?
Does it mean that they have different memories of the past?
That's not what I'm saying.
Anyway, Seok Hoon still looks awkward around his father.
Don't talk about paternity tests in front of them.
I still think they should do it.
A paternity test?
Maybe she's right.
That must be why Shin Woo feels so distant.
By the way, that man, Joon Sang...
I've heard that name before.
He looks familiar too.
It's strange.
Have we met somewhere else than the hospital?
This is the first time you've had dinner with my whole family.
I hope you didn't feel uncomfortable.
I didn't.
How did you like the food?
I did my best.
I loved it.
I told her about his father being an ex-convict...
to break him and Seol Hwa up...
and to kick him out of the company.
Why is she looking at him so fondly?
Thank you for making time for me.
I appreciate it.
I already feel much better.
You do?
It's strange.
I think of Dr. Han once in a while.
I'm curious what you're up to...
and feel so relieved when I see you.
I feel the same way.
With Joon Sang in the company...
and Dr. Han leading the foundation successfully,
I feel so relieved.
By the way, how is your father doing?
His condition was serious.
Oh, right.
I heard you found your father.
What happened after that?
He's staying with me.
At Mr. Geum's?
Yes.
My family told me...
that since he's very ill, I wouldn't be able to take care of him alone.
They wanted him to stay with us.
They're so kind-hearted.
When did your father and you separate?
We separated when I was six.
It was in Namwon.
Did you live in Namwon until you were six?
Wait.
Joon Sang and you are the same age.
- Joon Sang lived... - Grandma.
Mother, it's not a nice memory for him.
You're right. All right.
Old people sometimes make silly mistakes.
What happened in Namwon?
When Joon Sang visited Namwon, everyone was so worried.
Ji Sang.
Father wants us to stop talking about it.
Fine. It's so weird.
By the way, how did you know he was your father?
You lost all your memory. You probably didn't recognize him.
You didn't recognize him at the clinic. How did you find out?
He must have remembered something.
- Am I right? - Yes.
A memory from the past came back.
I remembered something that happened in Namwon.
- Really? - Grandma.
I need to talk to Mr. Han regarding the foundation.
We'll talk somewhere else.
I was looking at the pictures.
You seem very comfortable in my house...
as if you come here often.
It's because everyone treats me as if I'm family.
You said a memory from your childhood came back.
Is your memory really coming back?
Yes.
I remember...
a big fire breaking out in Namwon.
- Anything else? - Not yet.
May I ask what happened to you in Namwon?
Your father seemed surprised when I said I had lived in Namwon.
It's nothing.
I've added some comments to your budget plan.
Take a look.
You don't have to see me off. You can stay.
But you're our guest. I should see you off.
By the way,
is Ms. Geum...
doing all right?
I hope you can...
stop caring about her.
No matter what the reason is.
I didn't mean anything.
I was sorry about what happened, so I wanted to see if she's okay.
I wondered if she's doing okay.
She's fine and always will be...
because I'll be there for her.
Goodbye then.
- Did Mr. Han leave? - Yes.
You must like that guy a lot.
You even saw him off.
It's just that he's our guest.
But the more I meet him, the more he seems like a great guy.
Indeed.
With Joon Sang causing so much trouble,
it has recently been easier to talk to Mr. Han.
Joon Sang seems like a stranger even though he's my son.
Honey.
I'm saying that because he never shares his heart.
This is...
What is it?
I think...
I've seen this before.
That can't be.
It's one of a kind.
I definitely have seen it before.
I have.
What was that?
That pouch is in my memory.
Why isn't he home yet?
Seok Hoon.
What are you doing out here?
My head really hurts.
Why? Do you have a fever?
No.
I think I am about to remember something.
It hurts my head.
Then is this another memory of yours?
I'm not sure.
I saw something while I was at Chairman Yoon's house.
And I think I've seen that before.
Something at Chairman Yoon's house? When?
I think it's during my childhood, but I'm not sure.
I'm sure that's not the case, but it keeps on coming back to me.
But this memory...
may not be mine either.
Recently,
everything has been a mess.
I can't believe everything I remembered until now is...
not about my mother.
That's why I feel confused and weird.
Everything will clear up once you get your memory back.
Where's Father?
He went into his room to sleep.
Thanks.
Thank you for spending time with him.
I'm sure it's not easy for him to stay here.
I can do that much.
I should be the one who treats him well,
but he still seems...
a bit distant.
Maybe it's because he told you that all of your memories are...
not of your mother.
I try not to think...
in that light, but I can't help it.
I started to wonder if the memories we have together are...
really the things which I experienced in real life.
I can't really believe it.
Everything may seem chaotic at this moment.
But there will come a time...
when everything suddenly falls into its place.
You'll see what is fake and what is real.
So please don't think that you're living in a mess.
And don't get headaches either.
What was that?
What is your relationship with Seok Hoon?
Why does Seok Hoon think your father is his father?
Tell me. I might be able to help.
I told you to stop talking about that nonsense.
Don't you think I know that you stopped me from asking...
how he found his father?
Who on earth are you? What are you?
I'm Yoon Joon Sang, the eldest son of PJ Group.
If that's why you married me, just believe it.
Stop asking.
Then I'll find out who you are...
by myself.
I found you, Kang Shin Woo.
Seok Hoon, good morning.
- Father, are you going to work? - Yes.
Should I come with you?
No. You should get to work.
Right.
I heard you went to Chairman Yoon's house yesterday.
Yes.
I know Ms. Eun and Chairman Yoon adore you, but I feel burdened.
Me too.
Did you see her?
Yes. She followed after me.
She was worried about Seol Hwa.
I'm sure. She probably misses her too.
I can't believe they met like this.
We must have been too loud. I'm sorry for waking you up.
No, it was about time I got up.
- Good morning. - Hi.
- Goodbye then. Goodbye. - Sure.
Father, I'll stop by your shop at night.
It's fine. You don't have to.
Goodbye. Bye.
I used to help him out at the shop.
I see.
By the way, we need to talk.
What are you talking about?
Shin Woo.
Why don't we run a DNA test?
- Pardon? - What I mean is,
I think you and I should run a test to see...
if we really are father and son.
(Golden Pocket)
Maybe he'll become the president of the medical foundation.
The chief director is still around. There's no way Mr. Han will get it.
The documents are filled out, and our hair strands are in there.
Ms. Bae, what are you doing?
Joon Sang's mother passed away in a fire too.
If there were two boys in that fire,
could Seok Hoon be the other boy?