I'm apparently infertile.
Then how are you going to carry on the family line?
- I'm going to hire a surrogate. - A surrogate?
Can't Hye Rim introduce you to a surrogate?
Doctors aren't allowed to do that.
We need to find one ourselves.
- She's Yoon Ji Young. - I'm Choi Kyung Shin.
Let's sign the contract.
We'll be together for the next 10 months.
I hope we get along well.
You must be mistaken.
It's not your baby, it's ours.
Eat this. Eat this while I'm looking.
It's a finger.
Why are you drawing a finger?
I was thinking about the kind of promises I've kept until now...
and the promises I should keep from now on.
It's highly possible that he has Down's syndrome.
I'm sorry, Kyung Shin.
Let's protect the baby.
We're mothers.
We've decided not to have the baby.
Please hurry up! You can't let those men catch me!
Stop! Hey!
Ji Young gave birth to our baby.
What?
He's fine.
You little...
- Are you okay? - Please help me.
He's trying to steal my baby from me.
You're just a kidnapper who stole my baby.
I'm the one who protected him!
You're still nothing but a thief.
- Let me go! - Here you go, Ms. Choi.
It's you.
I'm your mom.
Give him back! He's my baby!
What? She went to Busan?
(Episode 27)
You've become one with the couch.
Are you an old lady?
Why do you keep crying while watching dramas?
What's wrong with you?
It's an important scene.
My gosh, at least wipe the floor...
instead of doing nothing like a jobless man.
Ji Young will be here soon.
Jobless?
I'm taking a rest after I've retired.
I deserve to relax, you know.
Wipe the floor right now.
Wipe it thoroughly, my love.
Every nook and corner.
Okay, I get it.
Hey, Ji Young.
Have you all been doing well?
Of course. We've been doing fine.
Your uncle eats all three meals at home after he retired.
No, wait. He even eats snacks, so he's a punk.
He even eats late-night meals, so he's a jerk.
What?
I'm just kidding.
Is everything okay with the store?
Well, it's doing okay.
But the landlord increased the rent, so that made things a little hard.
I can't even hire a part-timer during the weekends.
You guys should come and help.
I have to work during the weekends.
I need to study.
"Study"?
You're probably either drinking...
or playing games.
What?
- You little... - You jerk.
Anyway, I'm glad you came back to Seoul.
You can't even get a job in Busan because of that daycare center.
So it was pointless of you to stay there.
She's right. You should stay here.
You can take your time and look for another job.
Actually, a close friend of mine got a job...
at an English kindergarten that's run by her relative.
And I'm thinking about applying for a job there as well.
An English kindergarten?
Do you have to teach everything in English?
She studied abroad when she was in college.
It'll be a piece of cake for her.
Bong Kyu, you can't speak English, can you?
Hey, have some respect for your older sister.
And I'm at least better than you.
Be quiet.
Let's go to the bathroom.
Come on.
Just a second.
What's wrong?
Miss, what's for lunch today?
Grilled short rib patties.
Tony, do you need to go to the bathroom?
You should go and pee.
- Okay. - Let's go.
My gosh.
(TS Cosmetics)
- Nice. - Yes.
Bravo.
Everyone.
No, wait. You guys are shareholders now.
Today is the day we've launched our second brand.
So I've prepared a special meal for you all.
- Let's go. - Okay.
- Come this way. - Let's go.
Follow me.
Mr. Shin, why don't you get a new car?
Why are you driving this when you earn a lot of money?
What's wrong with this car?
Do you know how much luck this car as brought me?
Our company was able to grow this much because of this car.
It all happened while I drove this car.
Come on. You drove Mr. Han's car...
to all the important meetings.
I know it was because you were embarrassed to drive yours.
You're really good at attacking people...
with cold-hearted facts.
But still, I'm the CEO.
I can't let myself fall into a moral hazard.
I need to save up...
and invest the rest of the money on the company.
What's a moral hazard?
Anyway, spend some money on yourself.
I mean, take a look at this car. It's so shabby.
You still live in that studio, don't you?
You should move into a proper apartment.
You always give us a huge bonus,
but why won't you spend money on yourself?
He's right.
Okay, I'll do all that next time.
Why are you suddenly slowing down?
There's no car in front of us.
The break doesn't work so well,
so I need to step on it 100m before the actual stop.
What?
Your break doesn't work so well?
Is it broken?
Kind of.
But it stops if I step on it 100m before the actual stop.
I used to be a car racer in the past.
I've never crashed into a car.
But that still means it's broken, right?
Does that mean we might die in this car?
This is crazy!
My gosh, it's fine. Don't worry.
Let's get off.
It's fine. Get in. We're late.
No way. I only have one life.
Does our company not have enough money...
to buy a car for the CEO?
We have more than enough. We can get him 100 cars if we want.
Hello? Is this a tow truck company?
There's a piece of trash you need to tow away right now.
Yes, please come right now.
Okay, I'll text you the location.
My gosh.
We'll be late at this rate.
I'll call a cab.
To be honest, this car was the reason...
I decided to work for you.
What?
I figured the company's future...
would be bright since the CEO is frugal.
Come on.
This isn't being frugal. This is just pitiful.
But Mr. Jung isn't like you.
I worked for Mr. Jung for three years...
after you sold your agency to him.
He lives in a fancy house and drives a fancy car.
But he doesn't pay his employees properly.
He doesn't run his business like you either.
How does he run it?
Mr. Shin cares more about his people than money.
But Mr. Jung only cares about money.
My gosh.
That's too grand of a compliment.
Keep going.
Is that why you came to work for our company?
Was it because you guys didn't think alike?
We do think alike.
What? You just said he's money-crazy.
I'm in charge of the company's finance.
Wasn't that funny?
My gosh.
I'm getting goosebumps.
- Ji Young. - Hey, Aunt Ki Sook.
Hey.
Does your mom know that you're back in Seoul?
Do you still not talk to your mom?
I don't have much to talk about with her.
I guess things will get better with time.
Joon Su would've grown up a lot.
You don't think about him as much, do you?
I do miss him.
But I'm sure he's doing well.
I'm glad you think that way. Just keep him in your heart...
and continue living your life.
You should meet someone nice as well.
Are you seeing anyone?
No.
Gosh, you should start dating.
You're only 34 years old.
You should start going on dates and stuff...
instead of only focusing on work.
I have a golf appointment today, so make sure you pack my bag.
I already packed everything.
The weather's hot, so I packed thin clothes.
Dad, our company made a lot of money this year,
so I'm thinking about giving a 200-percent bonus to the employees.
This is why I don't approve of you.
If you give them a 200-percent bonus,
they'll want the same amount...
even if we don't make as much money next year.
They won't think it's because our business is doing bad.
You do have a point, but we still made a lot of profit.
So it's only right for us to return that profit to the employees.
Listen.
I'm not saying you shouldn't give them anything.
I'm saying you should think of another way.
You can buy a resort...
and allow them to use it for free.
Or you can give them more benefits regarding their health care.
Or you can let them take long leaves.
You should think about various ways to care for them.
The employees will still prefer cash.
Let's say you continue to give them more money.
What do you think will happen if we don't make as much next year?
I'm not telling you not to give them anything.
But I'm saying if we give them too much, they'll take it for granted.
What if they lose their respect for us in the future?
How will we be able to manage the company?
The employees won't think that way.
Gosh, just eat your food.
Stop talking about work while we eat.
- You too, Hyun Joon. - My gosh.
How am I going to leave the company to you?
You're so naive.
Why do you keep saying things that will obviously upset your dad?
If I do things like my dad, the employees will badmouth me.
They'll think I'm using them...
and say I'm a greedy CEO.
You should be on your dad's side,
not the employees.
If they want to keep their jobs, the company will have to survive.
Don't you get it?
The world has changed now.
The company and employees need to be in a win-win relationship.
I'll see you after work.
Here's the concept for our premium line.
There's sun stick, face mask, and eye cream.
- Here. - What about the ingredients?
Here you go.
Like you asked,
we only used the best ingredients. It's the best quality ever.
You're right. You only used the best ingredients.
"It's made with good ingredients from superfoods..."
"such as broccoli, tomatoes, blueberries, and oats."
"And extracts from organic grains will help..."
"increase skin elasticity and prevent aging..."
"thanks to its body modulating function."
We won't be able to meet the unit cost.
Where's the estimate?
Mr. Shin told me not to draw up an estimate.
Why not?
We need the estimate to meet the unit cost.
If we do that, we won't be able to meet the quality.
Use as much good ingredients as you can.
We can look at the estimate later.
And don't be stingy with the functional raw materials.
Add in enough so that it'll be effective.
Then it'll become really expensive.
It's your job to lower the price.
- What? - What?
- How? - How?
You should think about it.
I'm paying you to do stuff like this.
This is the end of our meeting.
- But... - What?
Okay, fine. Just give everything to the consumers.
You're looking at that drawing again.
This is where it all started.
You're right.
You used that drawing to make our logo.
"Petit Parole".
- Who drew that? - Some woman.
I sat next to her at a coffee shop by coincidence.
And she was drawing this.
She was talking about promises as she looked at this drawing.
And that's where I got my inspiration.
It's when I thought of "Petit Parole".
She made a huge contribution to our company's growth.
What did she look like?
I can't remember. I was too focused on the drawing.
Was she pretty?
I think so.
If she was pretty, how could you have focused on the drawing?
Are you sure she was pretty?
I should've asked for her number.
Exactly.
You even let go of that designer.
You said she went to work at a kindergarten in Busan.
How could you lose that talented designer...
to a kindergarten?
I'm sorry. I'm the one to blame.
I wonder why she's wasting her talent.
I'm pretty sure we pay a lot more than a kindergarten.
Is she pretty?
Yes.
My gosh, you are unbelievable.
What should we do about the leftover gifts from the establishment party?
Should we give them to all the store managers?
Oh, that?
You can let the chatterbox handle that.
I'm talking about you.
Yes, I've already placed an order.
Okay, you can take your time.
Where is he?
He's on his way here.
Chairman Shin has quite a temper.
When the caddie made a mistake earlier,
he got really angry at him.
Tell me about it.
He's a tiger.
If anyone crosses him, he's capable of destroying all his competitors...
and subcontractors.
He has no mercy at all.
Really?
Let me tell you how cruel he is.
It's over here.
Come on in.
Chairman Shin, you shot two consecutive birdies today.
You're as good as you were when you were young.
Gosh, that's nonsense. I used to be a lot better.
I'm not like how I used to be.
Gosh, you're already fantastic.
You can eat whatever you want today.
It's on me.
Why are you paying?
I'm the one who invited all of you.
Sir, we should let him pay.
He eared a lot of money.
Really? What did you do?
I actually invested my money on a young man and his business.
And that turned out pretty well.
- A young man? - Yes.
He used to run an entertainment agency a few years ago.
But one of his singers named Kain got drunk and caused a car accident.
And because of that, his agency went completely bankrupt.
But he ended up selling his house and paid back...
all his debts.
What?
He sold his house and paid back all his debts?
Yes, sir.
He moved into a small studio.
What a fool.
That's why he can't improve.
Why would he sell his house?
You can't just sell your house just because your company went bankrupt.
He should've kept the house so that he could use it...
to get a loan...
and start a new business again.
He knows nothing about starting a business.
My gosh.
I couldn't believe how sincere and honest he was.
He really touched me.
That's why I ended up investing in him.
With that investment, he started a cosmetics business,
and he recently made 100 million dollars.
My goodness.
So I was able to get a good amount of dividend.
Really?
Congratulations. I'm so happy for you.
His sales surpassed 100 million dollars,
and he recently started a new company...
with the cosmetic brand CEOs.
He came up with a whole new premium line...
and is in the process of enlarging his business.
How interesting.
He's incredible.
They say, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
He must take after you, sir.
Really? Sang Hyuk really did that?
Yes. I guess he's actually capable of doing something.
I know.
You knew?
Yes. I knew about it roughly.
But I didn't know he made 100 million dollars.
He's really incredible.
I know.
Who's Sang Hyuk?
What?
He's your uncle.
What's an uncle?
He's my younger brother.
You have a younger brother?
Yes, I do.
He doesn't even know that he has an uncle.
What in the world do you teach him?
See?
He does well even without receiving any help from you.
You used to get so angry every time anyone ever mentioned him.
He takes after me,
so he always finishes what he started.
He's also a good singer because he takes after me.
What did you just say?
Let's ask him to come back home.
He's our son. What's the use of being on bad terms with him?
What are you talking about?
He's the one who left home and refuses to return.
Stop talking complete nonsense.
- My goodness. - My gosh.
Did you finish eating, my baby?
Yes.
Grandpa, it's hot. I want to play outside.
Okay, let's go outside.
- There we go. - My gosh.
Tae Woong, be careful not to get any mosquito bites.
Say "Okay, Mom."
Let's go.
You guys should step up...
and bring Sang Hyuk home.
We can't cut ties with him forever.
It may seem like your dad doesn't care,
but he's obviously happy for Sang Hyuk.
He used to hate talking about him.
I know.
It's the first time I've seen Dad talk about Sang Hyuk first.
Hyun Joon, you should step up...
and meet Sang Hyuk.
Okay.
She's never once mentioned...
that we should invite Sang Hyuk over.
My gosh.
What do you think about having dinner with Sang Hyuk?
We can try to convince him to come home.
Aren't you even worried?
Your dad still hasn't left...
the company to you because he can't trust you.
What if your brother ends up taking your place?
What are you talking about?
We're walking different paths.
How is it different?
If he shows that he's a good businessman,
your dad might suddenly want him as the CEO.
And if Sang Hyuk's ambitious,
he'll obviously want to become the head of a big company.
We're brothers.
My gosh.
You used to be brothers when you were young.
But now, you're competitors.
The older brother needs to have more...
in order to get respect from the younger brother.
My gosh.
If he was greedy, he wouldn't have left in the first place.
Don't worry.
I'm doing a good job on my own, so don't worry.
I'll wash up now.
Don't just ignore what I tell you.
You need to do better at times like this.
Okay, okay.
Tae Woong,
you're going to become your grandfather's heir. Okay?
What's an heir?
It's a good thing.
You should never lose it to anyone.
So you should do everything I tell you to do.
You need to study hard and learn English.
And you need to do your best in taking violin, taekwondo,
- and speech lessons. Okay? - Okay.
And whenever your grandfather compliments you,
tell him that I taught you everything. Okay?
Okay.
You're so adorable.
Come here.
Let's go.
(Twinkle English Kindergarten)
(Director, Cho Hyun Jin)
Come in.
Hello, I'm Yoon Ji Young.
Welcome. Please have a seat.
Okay.
I knew you'd get the job.
You're pretty, you graduated from a good college,
you completed a course in teaching, and you're even good at English.
You have every reason to get the job.
On the other hand, I was barely able to...
get a job in the kitchen thanks to my relative.
I'm so glad I'm able to work in the same place as you.
Right?
I'm happy that we're able to work in the same place as well.
Back in Busan, people used to call me...
the kitchen lady or the cleaning lady.
But you always referred to me as a teacher.
You told me that everyone who teaches kids...
anything about life deserves to be called a teacher.
You really mustered up my courage.
I'm the one who should thank you.
When I first got to Busan,
people weren't all that friendly.
But you were really warm to me.
It's because they were jealous of you.
Those stupid brats.
I don't think of you as a stranger, you know.
My husband died out in the sea,
and your husband also died due to an accident.
We're able to understand each other.
(Doctor's Office, Doctor Oh Hye Rim)
Doctor Oh, you have a guest.
Who are you?
Hey, Jin Gu.
Hye Rim, it's been so long.
You haven't...
Actually, you have aged.
I guess you can't fool time.
My gosh, come here and sit down. I'm so glad to see you.
What brings you here?
Me?
I got a job at the hospital downstairs.
I'm friends with the director of the hospital.
I've always wanted to see how you were doing.
So I came as soon as my friend offered me the job.
We'll be seeing each other often now.
I guess so.
You haven't changed at all.
- Are you married? - No.
I guess marriage is too grand of a step for you.
You still haven't dated anyone, have you?
What are you talking about? I've dated someone once.
It was pretty serious.
When?
Back in college.
Really? With whom?
It's someone from our year.
I know everyone from our year.
Who could it be?
I heard you failed to get married as well.
I didn't fail. I chose not to get married.
My gosh.
I really don't understand women.
Everyone seems to like me when we first meet.
But no one's enthusiastic about meeting me again.
How do you treat them?
I treat them really nicely. I say funny things as well.
You never were the attractive type.
You were always reading.
I'm not like that anymore.
I'm really good to women.
Really? Then I wonder what's wrong.
You look fine, and you're a doctor.
You're not that bad.
Let's go now.
Okay. Let's go once you finish drinking that. It's half-full.
Half-full?
Why is this half-full?
Because it is.
Why do women always say that?
Listen carefully.
It's only half when you think about it height-wise.
The ratio of similitude between the soda and the cup is 1 to 1.
Then let's think about the volumetric ratio.
The cube of the ratio of similitude ends up becoming 1 to 8.
That means there's only one eight of it left.
Oh, really? Congratulations.
When do you start work?
Starting from Monday.
Then let's have a drink to congratulate.
What did you cook?
You cooked spicy pork stew.
- How does it taste? - It's delicious.
- Really? - Yes.
Let's go.
My goodness, my boy.
Is it time to go to kindergarten?
Really?
- Should I drive you today? - Yes.
- Okay. - My gosh.
Let the nanny take him.
You can go pick him up instead.
Do you think that'll be better? Okay, then.
I'll go pick you up once you're done.
- Okay. - Okay.
He's never done anything like this back when you guys were kids.
I know. He's never once come to pick me up.
Let's go now.
- I'll see you after work. - Okay.
- Bye. - Bye.
Say goodbye to your grandparents.
(Twinkle English Kindergarten)
- No, you're wrong. - No, it's a ladybug.
Come on.
- It's a ladybug. - No, it's not.
Everyone, please be quiet.
Let me introduce your new teacher to you.
She'll be teaching you art,
and her name is Wendy.
Let's all say hi to her.
Hello, everyone. It's nice to meet you.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Please take good care of them. - Okay.
Have a good time.
Since we're at an English kindergarten,
should we go around introducing ourselves in English?
Hi, my name is Wendy.
What's your name?
My name is Sally.
Sally, it's nice to meet you.
Hi, what's your name?
My name is Rosy.
Rosy, it's nice to meet you.
My name is Sydney.
Sydney, it's nice to meet you.
My name is Robert.
Robert, it's nice to meet you.
Hi, my name is Wendy.
What's your name?
My name is Tony.
It's Tony.
Nice to meet you.
Tony, it's nice to meet you too.
(I am also Mother)
Hey, Hyun Joon.
Hello, I'm Shin Tae Woong.
Joon Su would be five years old by now.
I miss him.
It's a peach.
Grandpa, I met my uncle.
What's he saying?
You're going to take him again?
No, you can't. I said, you can't!
Is Ji Young doing well?
She recently came back to Seoul from Busan.
Really?