(Na In Woo)
(Kim Ji Eun)
(Kwon Yul)
(Bae Jong Ok)
(Lee Kyu Han)
(Jeong Sang Hun, Jang Hye Jin, Kim Hee Jung)
(Choi Kwang Il, Kim Cheol Ki, Kim Hyeong Mook, REN)
(Longing For You)
(All people, organizations, locations, and incidents...)
(in this drama are fictitious.)
(Episode 4)
(Crazy Troublemaker)
My skin is being repaired right now.
So I cannot come to the phone right now.
Please call again later.
Gosh, who is it?
(Crazy Troublemaker)
Darn it.
What?
If you're done drinking with the chief, go home and sleep.
Why do you keep calling me?
Young Ju.
Jin Woo was in an accident at the seaside, so he's unconscious.
What?
How?
No. I mean, he knows the seaside better than anyone.
How could he be in an accident? That doesn't make sense.
The doctor in Woojin said...
they would try to move him to Jinjin Medical Center.
But we should ask Mr. Cha to help us first.
I'm on my way there.
Sir, please step on it.
Okay. I'll get going right now.
What...
How could this happen?
(Young Woon)
I'm here to meet Director Yoo Jung Sook.
Okay.
There's a visitor for her.
She's here.
I'm sorry to barge in.
But Young Woon didn't answer his phone.
I know that it's late, but it's urgent, so I'm here.
- Should I call Young Woon? - Actually,
I have a favor to ask you.
Me?
Yes.
Didn't Young Woon tell you?
I don't usually do favors for other people.
But I really hope you would do this for us.
Ko Young Ju.
Young Woon.
All the ERs at nearby hospitals are packed.
Please help us transfer him to Jinjin Medical Center.
Mother, please help them.
It's the younger brother of a detective I worked with.
She said she'd make sure he gets what he needs. So he'll be fine.
Where's Detective Oh?
How did it go?
She'll let him transfer to Jinjin Medical Center right away.
Thank you, Mr. Cha.
Don't worry too much. Let's wait and see.
(Patient Transport)
(Emergency Center)
(Jinjin Medical Center)
His family must wait out here.
Gosh. Oh, no.
He'll be okay.
His blood pressure is slightly elevated,
but his vitals are stable.
Let's run a brain CT.
Yes, ma'am.
There's cerebral edema due to the brain contusion.
If the cerebral edema worsens...
and causes the intracranial pressure to increase rapidly,
he may be brain-dead due to cerebral dysfunction.
I agree.
What's our plan then?
To reduce pressure, we must perform an extensive craniectomy.
We must lower the intracranial pressure first.
Let's proceed with the surgery right away.
- Yes, ma'am. - Yes, ma'am.
(Operation Room 1)
(Surgery in Progress)
Give me the drill.
(Elapsed time: 1 hour 21 minutes, Anesthesia time: 1 hour 47 minutes)
Mr. Oh is suffering from a severe case of brain edema.
The surgery was successful.
But we must observe longer to see if he will regain consciousness.
But he won't die from it, right?
He's not in the best condition.
But with some luck, he will be able to wake up.
However, if we don't see any changes in the next few days,
we cannot overlook the possibility that he may end up brain-dead.
What's brain-dead?
Is it like going into a vegetative state?
Some people in vegetative states miraculously regain consciousness.
But with brain-dead patients, there are no brain activities.
So medically speaking,
it means the patient is dead.
That can't be.
He was perfectly fine up until yesterday.
How could this happen?
Are you saying there's no hope?
No one can guarantee anything.
However, we will do our best to help the patient.
Okay.
Jin Woo will wake up.
He will wake up no matter what.
My dear Jin Woo didn't do anything wrong.
There are so many bad people in this world.
And they're still alive.
Why Jin Woo of all people?
Goodness. Father.
Buddha. Allah.
You can't do this to my Jin Woo.
I have donated so much money to the temples and churches.
You can't be...
this heartless for my sake.
Young Hee, I understand that you're heartbroken.
But people are watching us.
Lower your voice.
I don't care if people stare at me!
I have nothing to lose!
My son is on the verge of death.
Who cares what people think about me?
I always gave warm rice to Jin Sung.
I gave Jin Woo cold rice.
He had to wear Jin Sung's hand-me-downs.
Jin Woo never had a chance to wear new clothes.
I'm the one to blame.
Jin Woo.
I'm so sorry.
Please wake up.
Wake up right now.
Let me cook you a nice warm meal.
I'll buy you new clothes.
Is this his funeral? Why are you crying your eyes out?
You're not hoping Jin Woo would die, right?
What?
Have you gone mad, you punk?
How could any mother hope that his son would die?
Why are you making me a bad mom?
Then why are you crying?
If you cry again after this moment,
that will be the end for both you and me.
Why are you taking it out on me, you punk?
You said moving him to Seoul would wake him up.
You need to bring Jin Woo back.
You awful punk!
Jin Woo will wake up.
He will.
Got it?
Hey, Jin Sung. This must be tough on your mother too.
Where are you going?
I need to see the crime scene myself to check...
if this was really an accident.
Okay. I'll stay with Jin Woo then.
Thanks.
Detective Oh.
How's your brother?
(Intensive Care Unit)
- Brain-dead? - Yes.
He may be brain-dead in the worst-case scenario.
Gosh. I see.
But was it confirmed that...
this was an accident?
What do you mean?
He was once a murder suspect.
He must have been shocked by that.
So I'm wondering if that took a psychological toll on him.
You feel awful for what you did to Jin Woo.
Jin Woo isn't petty like that.
Shake it off.
Okay.
(Hospital Director Yoo Jung Sook)
Come in.
Do you have a minute?
What brings you here?
Is there a way...
to save Mr. Oh Jin Woo?
Why do you care that much about Mr. Oh Jin Woo?
Is it because Ms. Ko asked you for your help?
That too.
But...
I once investigated him as a suspect.
But you're not the type to suspect people without any grounds.
You don't have to feel guilty.
It's not good for your mental health.
Are you sure...
there's nothing you can do?
The only thing we can do right now...
is to pray for a miracle.
Remove them.
Shouldn't you secure the scene?
The case was closed as an accident.
The higher-ups told us to remove the tapes.
- Already? - Yes, sir.
Detective Oh.
These are Jin Woo's stuff.
How's Jin Woo?
He'll wake up soon.
But...
who reported the accident that night?
A coast guard who was on patrol found the scene.
I was on the night duty, so I got to the scene right away.
Were there...
any signs of other people that night?
It rained a lot that night.
As you can see, the scene is clean.
We didn't find anything suspicious,
so the higher-ups want us to close it.
Just in case, check the nearby security footage.
If you find anything unusual, call me right away.
Okay.
- Please do this for me. - Sure. You got it.
Hang in there.
(Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office)
Training in the US?
But I never applied to receive training.
Why did I end up with that absurd appointment?
Did my mother have something to do with this?
Watch your mouth.
Do you think our organization is run by the women's society?
I'm sorry.
But I won't get the training.
You work for the organization, but you won't comply?
Then resign.
- Sir. - I'm done talking to you.
If you don't want that, resign and leave.
Some people are desperate to go to the US for some training.
You're even complaining about your privilege.
Don't give me any privilege. Treat me like any other prosecutor.
- Cha Young Woon, you... - Hey, that's fine.
Yes, sir.
It's a reward for catching the serial killer.
You deserve it.
- You can go now. - What...
Dad!
I mean,
sir.
Send me to the US too.
Ms. Yang, you take care of the cases you were assigned with.
I also deserve a reward.
Sure. But we'll be the judge of that.
Which prosecutor has the most TV appearances...
and magazine interviews?
It's me. You're looking at her.
I made a great image that prosecutors can be witty and fun...
by starring on TV.
Recognize my good work and send me to the US.
Of course, we know that very well.
Thanks to you, prosecutors became comedians overnight.
The damage you caused is pretty severe.
Before I sue you for damages and compensation,
get out of my office and get to work!
Just because you don't like it,
you can't slander me like that. Don't you agree?
Young Woon!
He left because of you, Dad!
Why are you doing this to me? You're no help at all!
Gosh.
Seriously.
(Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office)
Come on!
- What are you doing? - My gosh.
Hi, Ki Young.
Ki Young.
Do you also think I made prosecutors look like comedians?
- What do you mean? - Do you?
Well, no prosecutor ever appeared on TV...
and told people what to wear...
if they want to appeal to their prosecutor.
What about that? Isn't that cool?
I don't know.
I just heard...
Young Woon's being sent to the US.
Really? When?
I don't know.
Where did he get to anyway?
It's so annoying.
(Prosecution Service)
Young Woon.
- Hey. - You're going to the US?
You heard already?
It's your reward for solving the serial murder?
Apparently.
Well, you have been working nonstop for a while.
You need a break.
I haven't seen Young Ju in a few days.
She's at a hospital.
What for? Is she ill?
Detective Oh's brother was in an accident.
What?
Wasn't he your suspect?
I have to go. See you.
Bye.
Young Woon.
You must be pleased.
About going abroad?
Don't be silly.
- See you. - Bye.
Because you can have anything.
Enjoy your meal.
You should eat.
Don't force me when you can't eat yourself.
I'll eat.
I'll stay strong,
and stay with Jin Woo until he wakes up.
Did you find something in Woojin?
No. The heavy rain washed everything away.
Jin Woo knows the seaside better than anyone.
And he got hurt out there?
Does that make sense to you?
Of course not.
But the world's full of stuff we don't get.
The idiot.
Why did he go out there in the downpour?
It's all my fault.
I should've ditched the chief and gone to Woojin.
Hey, if you put it that way, I should've been there too.
Let's not blame ourselves.
It's not on us.
Troublemaker.
You can't give up, can you?
- Why would I? - I won't give up either.
I can't.
That's that. Jin Woo will wake up.
Jin Woo.
He saved my life before.
Are you okay, Young Ju?
Why do you live like this?
Darn it.
Young Ju...
Young Ju!
Young Ju. Don't allow bad thoughts.
When I fell from the horizontal bar,
you carried me to the hospital.
Now I can protect you.
So please don't have any bad ideas.
You have Jin Sung and me now.
I'll look after you.
But now...
There's nothing I can do for him.
That punk...
He's not cruel enough to leave us behind.
Let's believe in him.
But they said horrible stuff about brain death.
Doctors always give the worst-case scenario.
To be able to handle whatever happens.
Troublemaker.
Eat well and on time,
and don't skip work.
Let's act as usual.
Jin Woo will never abandon us.
He can't.
Darn it.
Stay at my place for a while.
You can't find a place right away.
It won't be too awkward with your mom there too.
Put up my mom for me.
I'll sleep at the hospital.
Goodnight.
Young Woon.
I've decided to go to the US for training.
I'm leaving next week.
You applied for it?
It's an award for solving the serial murder.
I see.
Okay.
Take care.
I wish I could stay...
until Jin Woo wakes up.
Thanks for that.
You stick to your plans.
I'll pass Jin Woo the message when he wakes up.
Okay.
- So... - Anyway,
take care of yourself.
Drink this.
(Intensive Care Unit)
I promised to...
treat Jin Woo to a meal.
Can I do that...
when I return from the US?
Do that.
While Young Woon's there training and studying,
shall I join him for a break?
How about we all take a year off?
Mother.
You didn't ask my chief for a favor, did you?
Cha Young Woon.
I appreciate how highly you think of me,
but I'm not as influential as you think.
Don't overestimate me.
I prefer not to go if possible.
That's a no.
You need a break.
Your mom's right.
You're the fourth in a row of only sons.
You can't forget how special you are.
You can't be like this too.
Force some food down.
Yes, Young Hee.
The living must live.
Is Jin Woo dead?
How dare you say that?
Silly me.
I messed up.
I'm worried you'll pass out too.
If...
I'd been nicer to Jin Woo,
I wouldn't feel this bad.
I didn't think this would happen.
You should've grown up sooner.
You spoiled your eldest...
- and Jin Woo... - Mom.
That day,
if only I hadn't told him to make mulhoe for Dr. Chu...
It's my fault.
If you say that,
Dr. Chu and I are guilty of having fun too.
Don't say things like that.
Mom, you should go home.
Ms. Hong, you can stay with me for a while.
I'm hitching a ride back with Dr. Chu.
We can't all abandon our livelihoods...
to sit around and mope and feel sad.
We owe Dr. Chu.
He's a huge help to us.
He brings us to Seoul whenever something's wrong.
He's practically our chauffeur.
If you can,
you should treat him to a nice meal.
(Jinjin Medical Center)
(VIP Ward)
(VIP 1: Oh Jin Woo, M, 30)
- I'd like to go inside. - Why?
I'm Oh Jin Woo's family.
I heard he was moved up here.
You need his doctor's clearance.
I get the special treatment,
but I'm allowed to see my brother.
You can't enter.
I'm his family,
so why do I need a doctor's clearance to see him?
- Step aside. - I can't.
Excuse me.
- You can't enter. - You can't enter.
Director!
They won't let me see my brother...
because I don't have permission.
Will you let me in?
We do whatever is best for the patient.
If the doctor bans visitors,
that's best for the patient.
- Even so, banning family... - Causing a fuss in a hospital...
is unacceptable.
Director.
Hey. Jin Woo's getting the best treatment available.
There must be a reason visitors aren't allowed.
We won't gain anything by going against hospital staff.
Put up with it.
Okay, fine.
But give the director a call.
Family must be allowed in.
She's not picking up.
I'll try again later.
Code Blue.
He's not breathing on his own.
Let's put him on the ventilator.
Okay, I'll get it.
There's no response.
Both pupils are dilated,
and there's no pupillary reflex.
I suspect brain death.
We can't be sure yet.
I'll confirm with a brainwave test.
Do that.
(Intensive Care Unit)
(Contacts)
It's Jin Woo's phone.
I didn't know...
he had so few numbers saved.
Yours, mine, my mom's, and a few others.
The idiot...
was always at home or by the sea.
Having many friends...
or seeing lots of people doesn't mean they're happy.
I don't expect him to go out every night.
He should at least date like others,
go out and get drunk,
and fly somewhere on vacation and have fun.
But then I don't have the right to say that.
He was always cleaning up my mess.
When Jin Woo wakes up,
I'll tell him...
you felt real bad.
I guess he was happiest then.
Congratulations on passing the exam
- Congratulations! - Thanks.
I made it myself.
You did?
- You made this, Jin Woo? - Yes.
Congratulations on passing the bar.
See?
This is what the Oh family boys are like.
Jin Woo, what should I do with you?
What can't you do?
What a shame.
You and Troublemaker should've traded places.
What does that mean?
I am quite open-minded,
but I can't handle younger guys.
I think very highly of that mindset.
That's right. You can't date a younger guy.
You two make a great couple.
- Do we? - Hey.
I don't think that's quite right.
Right? I'm losing out, right?
You what?
Good. You hate losing out.
We'll never get together.
That's not what I was after.
Jin Sung, let's do what we set up.
- Shall we? - What's that?
- The look in your eyes - The look in your eyes
Your voice - Your voice
- I can't hold onto them anymore - I can't hold onto them anymore
Our time - Our time
Our promise - Our promise
- There's nothing left but tears - There's nothing left but tears
I must let go now - I must let go now
But to me - But to me
- They were too dear to me - They were too dear to me
Waiting for you - Waiting for you
- Is an indescribable pain - Is an indescribable pain
Waiting for you - Waiting for you
Is this sad effort - Is this sad effort
Sung with my heart - Sung with my heart
Look a the score!
- Hey, let's take a group photo. - Okay.
One, two, three.
Yes, Director?
Jin Sung.
Our Jin Woo is...
What about him?
(Jinjin Medical Center)
Mr. Oh Jin Woo's condition has worsened.
What do you mean?
He's showing a flat EEG, a sign of brain death.
What does that mean?
The patient is brain-dead.
Then what do we do...
from now on?
Many brain-dead patients donate their organs.
"Donate their organs?"
Yes. Most choose to give hope to those needing organs...
before leaving this world.
Mr. Oh...
had also pledged to donate his organs.
Did any of the family members receive an organ transplant?
What? I had a kidney transplant...
when I was young.
I see.
When a family member benefits from it,
other family members usually apply for organ donations.
Must Jin Woo do it simply because he applied for it?
He doesn't have to.
Of course, he doesn't. It's up to the family to decide.
When a patient becomes brain-dead,
they die within two weeks.
Organs can't be donated after that if even they wish to.
This is unjust. I can't send my Jin Woo away.
Good grief, my poor Jin Woo.
Goodness.
My poor Jin Woo.
Jin Woo pledged...
to donate his organs seven years ago.
"Seven years ago?"
Mom.
Remember back then?
When?
Hey. Eat up.
Dig in, okay?
Go ahead.
The boy who was in a car accident...
left the world after saving nine lives.
The boy was only 17 years old.
He was too young to turn his back on the world.
Including the heart, lungs, kidneys,
intestines, pancreas, and more,
Jin Sung. - he donated...
- Should we also donate our organs? - A total of nine organs.
What? Stop spouting nonsense.
Can't you follow the example of Jin Woo?
Despite being younger, he's incredibly thoughtful.
Knowing that his mom was saved by a total stranger,
he's trying to repay the kindness.
Jin Sung. What do you think?
I get how you feel.
But it's nothing that simple.
Honestly, I can't give my organs even if I want to.
Why not? - "Why not?"
Listen. I started smoking in middle school.
And I drank buckets until now.
The existence of my organs is harmful.
I can't donate it despite my wish, okay?
Though I bet you're all clean.
Good gracious.
Well, I wouldn't want your organs either.
That's nothing to brag about.
So only think about going to college and nothing else right now.
But I want to.
Isn't it nice to help pitiful people?
Hey, life is long.
You've got plenty of time. Do it later.
Organ donation gifts new lives.
I hope you...
Mom.
Our...
Jin Woo...
Let's make his wish come true.
Mr. Oh Jin Woo...
showed a prognosis of brain death...
in the 1st and 2nd neurological tests...
determining brain death.
The EEG test showed a flat brain wave...
for more than 30 minutes.
The Brain Death Evaluation Committee also ruled him brain-dead.
Tests determining donatable organs showed...
most organs aside from his brain...
were donatable.
Mr. Oh may have pledged to donate his organs.
But if the family is against it,
we can't proceed with it.
Please proceed...
as Jin Woo wished.
(Name of the Deceased: Oh Jin Woo, The Bereaved: Oh Jin Sung)
(May you rest in peace.)
Jin Woo.
(May you rest in peace.)
Jin Sung, congrats on becoming a police officer.
It looks nice.
What do you think? Do I look cool?
- Didn't you just cheat? - No, I didn't.
You so did.
What are you saying?
- Play fair. - You still have a long way to go.
(1 year later)
This sofa is great.
Your business must be striving.
I hit the jackpot in my latter years.
It's really hard to manage.
I heard that your son recently took over another club.
Well, he's young enough to chew on rocks.
As his father, I should support him with all I have.
Have you completely graduated from the meth world?
Come on, Detective Yuk.
Refrain from saying...
such a rough word in my refined business.
But our higher-ups are raising war...
because there's a new meth in Gangnam.
There's a rumor you're controlling your son from behind.
My son's construction company will go public next week.
Why would I cause trouble before the big event?
My brain isn't filled with water.
Detective Oh.
You must've lost your touch these days.
You'll find out sooner or later...
if I lost or gained it.
Jeez.
Really? A goldfish in this refined business?
Use this money to change it to Picasso's painting.
To a refined one.
Hey, Detective Oh.
What are you doing?
We're going to have a chat with this guy.
We've been really lonely these days.
- So some conversation is in need. - Seriously?
Look here, Troublemaker.
I heard you were going overboard...
and poking around after your brother died.
Don't make things difficult.
If the water overflows,
you'll get hurt.
What the heck?
Seriously?
(Prosecution Service)
Hey.
Did going to Woojin after a year get you excited?
- You're here early. - Put your seatbelt on.
Okay.
Give me a second.
(Young Woon)
What is it?
It's Cha Young Woon.
He's finally back.
Is that so?
Let's leave.
Hold on. He's around the area.
Let me quickly go say hi.
We're already short on time.
- Meet him next time. - Then leave first.
I'll follow you in my car.
Cha Young Woon.
You've got great timing.
Hey.
It's been ages.
Take a seat.
It's been a year.
But that greeting was bland.
- When did you come to Korea? - Today.
I came to see you the minute my flight landed.
Since you're special.
"Special?"
I'm special when you didn't keep in touch for one whole year?
Did you wait for my call?
What?
Well, not really.
So you did.
Sorry.
What's wrong?
You became quite brazen.
You're right.
Have dinner...
and some drinks with me today.
"Drinks?"
Young Woon. Did something happen in the US?
Did you get brain surgery or something?
Well, it's just...
The taste of alcohol made me curious.
I want to try it before it's too late.
Either way, this is new.
But I'm afraid I can't today.
I already have plans.
Come on. Can't you cancel it?
Isn't meeting me more important than that?
It's Jin Woo's death anniversary.
You had no idea, right?
It happened not long after you left for the US.
I see.
Detective Oh.
- Is he doing well? - Kind of.
Anyway, I made some time before heading to Woojin.
I need to leave.
I'm off.
Young Ju.
Hold a good memorial service for him.
I'll see you when I get back.
Gosh.
What's this? Did you wait for me this whole time?
I told you to go ahead.
Who else would wait for you besides me?
Gosh.
So, what did Mr. Cha say?
Well, he didn't say much.
Right, he asked me to say hi to you.
I see.
In these dangerous times where you end up feeling baffled so often,
you're fine as long as you're breathing and alive.
Make sure you buckle up. It's been a while since I've stepped on it.
Sure.
How did you hold yourself back all this time?
I know.
Here we go.
Sure, let's go.
Young Hee. It isn't your first time holding a memorial rite.
Red foods to the east, white foods to the west.
The apples should be placed to the east.
Goodness, I must be out of my mind. I forgot.
Forgot, my foot.
When have you ever set a memorial rites table?
Jin Woo always had set the table all by himself in your family.
Change this too.
Okay.
Jin Woo's fate is really something.
He had a mom like you, so he had to cook...
bellflower roots and bracken for memorial rites since middle school.
He should've been in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Oh, right.
By the way, didn't Dr. Chu say he would come too?
He was so drunk since daytime. He couldn't even stand straight.
Dr. Chu has been drinking too much lately.
Do you think there's something wrong with his family in Canada?
I don't know either.
Gosh, but why are they so late?
We're home.
- Here they are. - You're here!
- You guys are here. - You must be tired.
Jin Sung, your mom doesn't even know how to set the table.
I did everything for her.
All of those dumb rules for memorial rites...
can be thrown out the window.
I'll serve the food that Jin Woo liked.
I didn't know when two fully grown men...
were walking around before me.
Now, Jin Woo isn't here anymore.
And you never come home either.
So I felt scared.
But when I hung these up, I felt a little more assured.
Am I being pathetic?
As if.
It's fine as long as you like it.
This is what Jin Woo wore at the end.
We should burn everything and let him go in the morning.
Just leave it.
You shouldn't hold onto things that belonged to the deceased.
I said to just leave it!
Why, you...
Just leave it alone.
Later.
We can burn it later, when it feels like we can finally let him go.
Why not just wear it, then?
Here.
Anyway, don't touch anything that belonged to Jin Woo.
Just leave them alone.
Not yet.
Goodness.
Here. Take these too.
Gosh, what more are you giving me?
The food you sent last time is still untouched.
Do you still have food left from back then?
You should eat at home even if you're busy.
Okay.
We'll get going now.
We'll get going. Don't follow us out.
Why can't you spend a day here?
What good would it do to rest?
(Port Diner)
Oh, right.
- Go inside. - Okay. Have a safe trip.
Drive safely, son!
It's nothing compared to what a prosecutor gives her mom.
You must be so happy to have a prosecutor for a daughter.
Gosh.
You want me to move houses?
Recently, Jinjin Construction built...
a nice residential building.
Mr. Jung moved there recently too.
I hear it's a nice place to live.
They didn't even advertise it, but several celebrities moved in too.
Why don't you choose a floor with a nice view...
and move to a bigger house?
That kind of gift is too much.
But what about your facial expression?
Don't you like my gift?
Of course not. I really feel like it's too much for me to accept.
We're family.
- Family? - I have...
considered you my family for a long time.
I am grateful, but...
I always wondered if I had that kind of right.
There's no such thing as rights to us becoming a family.
When do you want to move?
I'll let you know once I'm ready.
Okay, then.
- I told you it would never work. - Gosh.
Hey, Ki Young. When did you get here?
Oh, Mother asked to see me.
Really? That's good.
I was going to ask you to join me for a drink. Let's have dinner.
Gosh, do you drink now?
But it's too bad.
I have other plans that I scheduled a long time ago.
Gosh, what plans? That's a shame.
Hey, let's grab a drink later.
I'll go and wash up.
Thank you for driving.
You must be tired. Go and get some rest.
Okay. You must be tired too. Just put those away and sleep.
(Caller ID Restricted)
(Oh Jin Woo from that night 1, Oh Jin Woo from that night 2)
(Longing For You)
In this situation, I don't think we can...
present our case as a successful one.
Not only was he named a suspect in a serial murder,
but he was also killed?
Did Dr. Chu say he wanted to have mulhoe?
Could I check who bought this product?
Jin Woo, what on earth happened?
You're reinvestigating a serial murder case from a year ago, right?
We could all lose our careers we have built so far.
You even killed people. Don't be such a wimp.
I'll see this through to the end.