You want me to clear things out? Okay, fine.
Let me make one thing clear.
I'll take care of everything.
So don't ever...
hit my son again.
Honey.
I went to see Sang Hyuk today.
What?
What did you just say?
You went to see him again?
Tae Woong kept saying he wanted to see him.
We need to hold a memorial service soon.
Don't you feel apologetic to your ancestors?
Your mother and father used to love Sang Hyuk so much.
He's been neglecting his grandparents' memorial service...
for so many years now.
Plus, he doesn't even care about his own parents.
So why would he come?
What if he does?
I'll burn my hand if he does.
Keep massaging my legs.
"Who are you?"
"Asked Wendy looking at Peter Pan who was wearing a weird outfit."
"My name is Peter Pan."
- "Regardless of how long..." - I'll read to him.
My gosh, I'm a little sleepy. I think I should go sleep now.
Read with your mom, okay?
Come here.
Tae Woong.
I didn't punish you earlier...
because I don't like you.
I love you more than anything in this world.
I love you more than anyone.
I didn't tell on you.
I only told Grandma that Uncle Sang Hyuk's too busy.
Okay, I'm sorry for misunderstanding you when I didn't even know.
I'm sorry.
From now on, I'll first listen to everything you have to say first.
I promise.
Here.
I love you, my son.
Tae Woong's sleeping.
Honey.
I'm very well aware of other families'...
family disputes regarding their wealth and management rights.
I also know what you're afraid of.
But I'm never going to let our family...
end up in that nasty state.
Sang Hyuk isn't that type of guy either.
He may be rough at times, but he's pure. I can assure you that.
I'm more ambitious than you are.
I'm the heir.
And I must do something as the heir.
What's that?
Establish an order of rank in this family...
and bring harmony.
I hope you understand what I mean and help me fulfill that.
Hey, Hyun Joon.
The memorial service is on Sunday. You know that, right?
Yes.
You should stop this and come. Come and meet Dad.
Why aren't you answering?
Until when are you going to be like this?
To be honest, I feel too embarrassed.
Of what?
I'm talking about Min Kyung. They were so against her,
but I got married to her anyway.
I don't want to show them how I ended up turning out.
Then when are you going to come?
Will you come at Dad's funeral?
Dad's old now.
We don't have much time.
You need to muster up your courage.
Mr. Shin, how's the design going?
Isn't it done yet?
I'm not sure.
I'll call her and check.
Yes, Mr. Shin.
Hi, it's Sang Hyuk. Have you been doing well?
Of course. Are you outside right now?
Yes, I'm at a farm with the kids. We came on a field trip.
I must've called when you're busy.
Is everything going well with the design?
Yes, I'm doing my best.
Is there anything I can help you with?
No, there isn't.
Oh, okay.
Call me whenever you need anything.
Okay, bye.
Okay.
Sally, you need to get off.
All your friends are over there.
I'll hold your hand.
Are you going to stay here?
What's wrong?
Sally doesn't want to step on dirt. She thinks it's dirty.
Dirt is dirty. I don't want to step on it.
Sally, I'll carry you and put you down over there.
Let's go and see what the tomatoes look like. Will that be okay?
Look at this.
I'm done.
Here.
Sally, dirt isn't anything dirty.
It's actually very clean.
Back when I was young, I played around barefooted in the dirt.
Barefooted?
Of course. Do you want to see?
Here.
This feels nice.
I want to try as well.
It's nice.
- I want to try as well. - Me too.
Okay, go ahead.
It's nice, right?
Come here. I'll pick a tomato for you.
I can't believe Sally just walked on dirt.
The memorial service is coming up soon. It's on Sunday.
Okay.
Is your younger son not going to come this year as well?
Probably not.
Should I give him a call, sir?
He's become successful now.
And you used to hate his wife, but he's divorced now.
You should ask him to come. It's time you make amends.
Are you trying to lecture me?
Do you have that much free time?
No parent can win a fight against their children.
You should be generous and reach out to him first.
Losing is winning.
I'll never yield even to my own child.
If my child goes against me, then he's no longer my child.
He's just a stranger.
Tae Woong, what are you doing here barefooted?
I'm stepping on dirt.
Tae Woong, you can't step on dirt barefooted. It's dirty.
No, Ms. Wendy told us that dirt is clean.
I ran around barefooted at today's field trip.
What?
I'm going to catch worms.
Is this Twinkle English Academy?
I'm Tony's mom.
May I talk to Ms. Wendy?
May...
May I ask what it's about?
Okay, just a second.
Ms. Wendy. Ms. Wendy.
Yes?
It's Tony's mother. She wants to talk to you.
Hello? This is Wendy.
I'm Tony's mom. Are you Ms. Wendy?
Hello, ma'am.
Hello.
I just wanted to ask if you let the kids...
step on dirt barefooted during today's field trip.
Yes, I did.
I know I shouldn't meddle with how you teach kids.
But that was too much.
Pardon?
There are a lot of parasites and bugs in dirt.
There are also bacteria and colon bacillus.
What are you going to do if any of the kids...
end up getting infected?
The place we went to was an organic farm.
- So you don't need to... - That's even worse.
If it's an organic farm, they'll use organic fertilizers.
Who knows what kind of microorganism might be inside?
I understand why you're worried.
But we're very strict with hygiene.
It was a safe place,
so I wanted to show the kids how it feels to be barefooted for a while.
I get it.
But please be careful since kids have lower levels of immunity.
More importantly, Tony can't be raised so carelessly like that.
Okay, ma'am. I'll be more careful.
Okay, thank you. Bye.
Why couldn't she just say okay from the beginning?
Her voice...
Why does it sound so familiar?
What's wrong? What did she say?
Ms. Wendy.
Do you have the after-school curriculum for next month?
Just a second.
Here you go.
I thought I'd be free of worries once I got a job.
You even have to work on a Saturday?
When has that ever mattered?
I need to go if there's a shooting.
- Where's Dad? - Your dad?
He left early at dawn to go mountain climbing.
He's jobless, but he's busier.
I'm so jealous of him.
I'll go now.
Have a good day, my daughter. My goodness.
Ji Young.
My gosh.
You're so busy, Ji Young.
You teach on the weekdays and design products on the weekends.
Are you going to work?
Yes, don't skip your meals.
I'm sorry I can't help you out with your store today.
No, it's okay. I don't need to go anywhere today. Bye.
Bye.
- What are you doing? - My goodness.
Hello.
Hi.
Here.
I thought Ji Young might be tired from all the work, so I bought this.
What is it?
It's meat.
Did you come all the way here to give this to Ji Young?
Oh, yes. Well, I just...
wanted to give this to her so that it'll give her strength.
She's already working really hard.
She stays at home every weekend to work on your design.
I even told her not to work here so that she can focus on that.
I see.
You came all the way here.
I'm sorry you didn't get to meet her.
No, it's okay. I just dropped by while I was passing by.
You were passing by?
I'll go now.
My gosh, it's lunchtime. You should eat before you go.
There's a nice restaurant nearby.
No, it's okay. I should go.
Gosh, come on. You came all the way here.
I'll ask Ji Young to come out.
No, it's okay. You don't need to.
Hey, Ji Young. You haven't eaten yet, have you?
No, not yet. I was just about to.
Come outside. Let's eat together.
I'm with someone who wants to see you.
Who?
You'll know once you come. You can come to...
Okay, I'll be there.
(Republic of Korea Army)
Corporal Kim, this is so weird.
I'm pretty sure I already got discharged from the army.
I don't get why I'm running here.
The government changed the law.
Instead of getting rid of the reserve forces,
guys need to serve in the army for one extra year.
What? Are you serious?
Yes. We're both doomed, Private First Class Ji.
Come here.
- I can't believe this. - Me neither.
What a relief.
- Hey, Mom. - Were you sleeping again?
No, I was studying.
Shut it. Come work at my store for a while.
See what will happen to you if you don't come.
My gosh!
This place is famous in this neighborhood for its cold noodles.
Really?
- Welcome. - Hey, over here.
Mr. Shin.
Yes, it's me. Hi.
Sit here.
Mr. Shin brought a huge meat gift set for you.
And it was lunchtime, so I couldn't just let him leave.
Thank you. You didn't need to buy anything.
It's really hot these days, so I got it for your health.
You can enjoy it with the entire family.
Gosh, we'll all become really healthy thanks to you.
Instead, I'll buy today.
- Excuse me. - Okay.
Hey.
I heard you're divorced.
Yes, I am.
Aunt Ki Sook.
What? It's really common these days.
Do you have kids?
No.
And both your parents are alive?
Yes.
Aunt Ki Sook.
What do your parents do?
They run a business.
A business? They're quite similar to us.
Is your parents doing okay with their business?
The economy is really bad these days.
Well, I think they're doing okay.
Gosh, that's a relief.
What kind of business do they do?
They sell clothes.
I guess that's how they earned money to raise you.
They worked really hard...
and managed to raise a great son.
Do you have any siblings?
Aunt Ki Sook, can you stop asking him those kind of questions?
What's wrong with what I'm asking?
I'm only asking him stuff I'm curious about.
Did I ask you anything I shouldn't have?
No, it's fine.
I have an older brother who's married.
You don't have many siblings.
That means there aren't any sisters-in-law...
I mean...
You don't have any sisters, right?
No, I don't.
That's perfect. That's perfect.
Everything's perfect.
Eat up.
Okay.
Ji Young should be helping you out during the weekend.
I'm sorry for troubling you by giving her work.
No, don't say that.
You can have her to yourself as much as you want.
We have other people in the family who can work.
Aren't I right?
Thank you.
Did you enjoy your lunch?
Yes, thank you so much.
Don't mention it.
I'd love to treat you to some tea,
but I need to take this to my son.
You guys can drink tea without me. I'll go now.
Bye.
Would you like some coffee?
- Sit down. - Thanks.
I'm sorry about earlier.
My aunt's always full of curiosity.
Don't apologize. She was fun and cheerful.
I'm relieved that she didn't ask about my education though.
I kind of have a dark past.
What kind of dark past?
My parents wanted me to major in business management, so I did.
But I got kicked out of school while I was trying to join a boy band.
A boy band?
- What kind of boy band? - Just this boy band.
It was way too long ago, so you wouldn't know.
Anyway, my parents ended up sending me abroad to the States.
But I had so many things I wanted to do there as well.
So I didn't focus on schoolwork and ended up getting kicked out again.
My older brother was a complete nerd,
so I was the main subject of my mom's prayers.
Her faith for Buddhism probably got stronger because of me.
Is everything going okay with the design?
Yes, I'll be done with it soon.
You can take your time.
It's better to do a good job than to finish it quickly.
Okay.
Oh, right. I should return your handkerchief to you.
It's okay. You can keep it.
No, I should give it back. You need it.
But I keep finding myself leaving it at home.
It's okay. People can forget.
I know you're not doing it on purpose.
I am doing it on purpose.
What?
Do you know how to ride a bicycle?
Let's go. Let's have some fun.
Come on.
(Speed limit: 20km per hour, Ride slowly)
I talked about it with my family,
and when I told them that I'll be using donated sperm,
my mother-in-law was totally against it.
She told me to use my brother-in-law's sperm instead.
How does she expect me to face him in the future?
Korean people really are obsessed about keeping their bloodline.
A lot of people actually prefer using...
their brother-in-law or their father-in-law's sperm.
On the contrary, if there's a problem with the woman,
many people hire a surrogate instead.
A surrogate?
That's going too far.
You shouldn't say that. You're a doctor.
Using a surrogate is one of the many solutions of subfertility.
I even know a couple who almost got divorced...
but became happy again thanks to surrogacy.
But the fact that people pay money for sperm and eggs...
could bring about legal and moral issues.
Wouldn't that be a serious problem?
But do you think that will stop people from wanting to have a baby?
No, let me ask you again.
If you were me,
would you not give surrogacy a try if that was the only option?
I think I'll give it a try if that's what the patient wants.
See? That's reality.
The patients are desperate, and we can't ignore them.
But our law still remains in the 80s.
The law is way behind medical science.
But you should be careful.
People might criticize you for supporting surrogacy.
I'm not supporting it. I'm saying people who make the law...
should see reality and think about it more.
And if I can't help but get criticized for saying this,
then I'll have to get criticized.
I'm a doctor who can't ignore what my patients are going through.
I should go now.
Thank you for today.
I had fun today.
I'll call you then.
I am doing it on purpose.
I had fun today.
What about Sang Hyuk?
He's not here yet.
You should bring Grandma's photo.
Oh, right.
Hey, Tae Woong.
Are you done?
Yes, I'm almost done.
Okay, we'll have to set the table soon.
Did Sang Hyuk say he'll come?
He's not here, so I'm guessing he's not coming.
His grandmother used to care for him so much.
My mother-in-law used to be so harsh on me when she was alive.
But I'm the one taking care of her memorial service.
If she lived for a bit longer, she would've lived in luxury...
thanks to the success of her son.
My gosh. My goodness, Mom.
Look at all the dust.
Gosh.
Hey, Mom.
I guess...
Sang Hyuk isn't going to come this year.
I'm sorry.
I must've done a bad job in raising him.
But you have Tae Woong,
your great-grandson.
He's growing up really well.
There we go.
- Let's begin. - Okay.
Tae Woong, come this way.
You should light the candles first.
Oh, okay.
Who is it?
It's Sang Hyuk.
Really?
He's here.
(I am also Mother)
He rejected the proposal.
I'm worried he might lose his position as the heir.
I have something to tell you.
I want to start working again.
You worked hard, so I'll buy you a meal.
- No, it's okay. I need to go. - Wait.
You said Ms. Wendy cares a lot for Tae Woong, right?
We should go thank her.
But she sounded really familiar.