(Episode 16)
Did something happen?
How's your stomach?
Did the surgery go well?
As you can see.
Let me ask you something.
The boy she brought with her.
Are you going register him as your son?
How did you know?
That's not what's important.
Are you going to do it?
I'm looking into it with my lawyer.
Who says you can?
Let me give you a piece of advice.
I won't allow putting him on your register.
It's my register. Who are you to give permission?
Don't forget that I'm Cho Rong and Da Rong's mum.
You must know if you looked into it with the lawyer.
The part about inheritance.
I won't let others...
take what's my children's.
My property...
has nothing to do with you.
Cho Rong and Da Rong are my kids. I'll take care of their matters.
Is this what you wanted to say?
I'll take my kids.
- What? - I will raise...
my daughters.
Divide your property...
and pay me regularly for child support.
Are you really...
Is this what you had to say to a busy man?
This is why you're hopeless.
What's more important than this?
I will never let you take care of the kids.
I won't let Cho Rong become like you.
Do you understand?
That is why I divorced you.
Whoever I put on my family register...
or leave my inheritance to is none of your business.
- Is this because of money? - Money's just money.
I'm worried...
that witch might lure you into kicking out my daughters.
Never in a million years would I let that happen.
I have...
my children's back.
Don't forget that.
You're pretty today, Mum.
Where is he?
He's normally always on time.
Dad, he's here!
Take it. Call me if anything happens.
When did you seduce the florist?
You're so talented.
Keep your head down.
They must be looking out the window.
Please take extra care, okay?
Okay.
I'm going.
You never know your place.
Professor.
Oh my gosh, you're so sweet.
- Come in, please. - Sure.
Dad.
Welcome.
Hello, Chairman Yeo Bong.
I've heard a lot about you.
I'm Geum Do Geum.
Geum Do Geum?
This is my daughter.
I'm Yeo Gong Joo.
You're a beauty. You must take after your mother.
What do you mean, a beauty?
Look at her flab.
Did you drink again today?
My dad loves to joke.
- Please sit. - Sure.
- Ms Nam. - I'm coming.
I heard you're a poet professor.
Yes, I am.
He's so popular.
Everyone wants to invite him.
His poems are so good too.
Ms Nam, say hello. He's the professor.
Of course.
I'm sorry, Ma'am.
Why would you apologise, Professor?
Why would you call her a ma'am?
You must have gone stiff because of my dad.
Get us some fruits.
Sure, sure.
Here, have some tea.
Thanks.
Sorry.
Oh my gosh.
I'll do it.
Please. Please save me.
Is this where you fled to?
I'll pay you the rent soon.
What are you doing?
Oh my. Did you tell her about this?
You're so quick.
Ms Nam, you know what this is, right?
Who doesn't?
You're more smart than I thought.
This will solve everything.
Let's go.
Thank you, Ma'am.
I mean, Ms Nam.
Why are you giving him a dirty look?
I've never seen a professor before. It's giving me butterflies.
Lowborns like me don't get to meet a poet professor very often, do we?
My eyes are about to flip backwards at this rare opportunity.
I know.
I really loved that poem.
Something about age and love.
You'll be overwhelmed to hear it in person.
Professor, recite it please. Stand up.
"Hey, hey, hey".
"What's wrong with my age?"
- "There is no age to love." - There is no age to love
The more I listen to it, the better it sounds.
He says there is no age to love.
I know.
Professor, do another one.
The one you recited last time.
"I want to fill your emptiness."
"You just stay still."
"I'll do everything for you."
Is it real or a dream? Is it true or not?
I'm not inspired.
He can't do anything if he's not inspired.
A woman needs a man...
and a man needs a woman.
That's true.
Did you hear that?
Of course. I heard it every night.
Where?
I don't know what I'm saying.
Professor.
Me?
You look familiar.
Where would you meet a guy like this?
He looks similar to the person who lived in my house.
How could you compare him with that person?
He ran away without paying the rent.
I apologise. He looks so alike.
Even his voice is similar.
I need to see his face.
Get him.
Look at that.
Get it.
Could we try this?
Is it tasty?
I like this one better.
Let's buy this one.
Okay.
Come out.
I have something to say.
I have nothing to say to you. Don't contact me again.
I'm going to block and delete your number.
You cannot reach this phone.
Please call later.
- What are you doing here? - I have something to tell you.
Stop it. I don't want to hear it.
It won't take long.
I'm going to tell your mum.
It's important.
Be quiet. Get out.
I'll have coffee.
Go somewhere else. I won't sell it to you.
He...
What are you talking about? Having a kid?
I think it's the best solution.
I think it's important for you.
You need to have a kid.
We already have three.
Plus, we promised each other before we got married.
We'll treat our children equally.
He made a promise to the kids.
I don't want Ddol Ee to feel left out either.
You don't need to keep a promise like that.
Just have a baby.
That's the only way to make the kids on your side...
and have Geum Sik under your control.
There's no link between...
you and your husband.
You need to have a binding connection.
Have a child before you get too old.
You're nearly 40. Don't regret it later.
Even if you want to have a baby, you won't be able to later.
Hurry up with Ddol Ee's adoption.
Cho Rong.
Oh, my.
Didn't you go to your academy?
Cho Rong, have you been well?
You look great.
She doesn't even say hello.
She wouldn't want to after the incident at the police station.
Mum, go.
I will.
Why are you intimidated by a kid?
Though you should be nice,
you need to scold them if they need to be scolded.
You need to discipline them.
All right. Go now.
Don't push me. I'm going.
You promised me you won't have another baby.
What are you talking about?
She talked about having a baby with her mother.
There won't be such a thing.
I told you I'll keep my promise.
Don't cry.
If you keep doing this, I'm going to go to Mum.
(Room for rent for 100 dollars)
- Mum. - Yes?
I nearly didn't recognise you.
What are you dressed up for?
I was bored.
I thought you had an appendectomy. Was it something else?
Keep dressing up like that.
You look great.
Geum Sik would fall in love with you.
Geum Sik.
Did you meet Geum Sik?
I advised him...
not to register the kid on his family register.
- What did he say? - That it's none of my business.
Why would he do that and give away his fortune like that?
He's not even related.
Why is he blind in that?
College doesn't help.
Him or me.
Did you lose your temper?
When you're talking to Geum Sik,
don't lose your temper and speak quietly.
Are you crazy?
Why would I do that? I wasn't even like that when we were married.
You don't understand.
- Didn't he say anything to you? - About what?
It must have been the first time he saw you like this.
You look so classy.
Stop it.
I thought he needed some advice.
So I dressed up like a teacher. It's so uncomfortable.
This is annoying.
Our room needs to be rented out soon. Oh, right.
I met him.
The guy who ran off with the rent money.
Geum Do Geum? Where?
The person he's scamming, pretending to be a professor,
is the daughter of the guy I work for.
I met him at the house.
He got pale and began stuttering.
He must have been terrified.
You let him be?
You should have dragged him to the police station.
"Hey, what's wrong with my age?"
He was acting all cute.
Then he begged me to forgive him.
I wanted to spill on him but I felt sorry for him.
What will happen to his son if he's imprisoned?
He'll be lost.
Don't worry about him.
- When will he pay the rent? - He said he'll pay soon.
I should call the real estate.
I hope the room's rented out soon.
Mum. Let me use that room.
I'll pay.
Be quiet. You have no right to talk bad about them.
You're the same as them.
Don't say that. That's annoying.
Did you come by the office today?
Yes.
I told you before.
If it's not urgent,
I hope you don't visit.
I'm not comfortable about having family coming to work.
I understand,
but I wanted to talk about Ddol Ee.
He'll receive the admission notice this December.
We need to straighten things out about his family register.
I heard it could take up to three months.
I want to wait until Cho Rong and Da Rong agree,
but I can't wait any more because of school.
Cho Rong called me crying.
My mum was half joking...
about us having a kid.
I hope she doesn't mention that again.
They're very sensitive. I don't want to hurt them.
What about Ddol Ee...
You must have been terrified.
My goodness.
Of course.
I have nothing to lose now.
I never imagined she would be working there.
She said she's the caregiver but she wouldn't leave the kitchen.
What are you going to do?
If she tells on you, it'll all come to nothing.
That won't be the end. It'll become the worst.
Do you have any good idea?
Sam Sik. Open the door.
I'm sleeping.
I know you're not.
If the owner finds out, you'll get kicked out.
I know there are others in there. Kick them out.
I told you that's not true. I'm alone.
Straighten things out before the owner comes.
Hello?
I was wondering how you were.
My father loved you.
Thank you.
Didn't Ma'am say anything?
Ma'am?
My mistake. I mean Ms Nam.
Didn't she say anything?
She did.
What did she say?
That you look exactly like the guy who ran off without paying the rent.
I'm curious.
Professor, what are you up to?
I'm coming up with a poem in my study.
I want to hear your poem.
Now?
"I don't know why I'm like this."
"I have no idea."
The university president is calling. I'll call you later.
I can't put up with this.
Didn't you brush your teeth?
I did.
Dad. I can't live like this.
Let's go.
I feel great.
Me too.
(A new message from Gab Dol)
Big trouble.
Gab Dol's in trouble.
Who's taking off the paper?
Why are you following me?
I need to buy some pens.
I feel nervous without any.
When do they announce the results?
I don't know yet.
Come home soon.
It's a special kind of pen so I need to go to the store down there.
I'll be off.
(Room for rent for 100 dollars)
Are you sure he's going out with the girl?
I don't have any concrete evidence.
I've seen the girl.
I have circumstantial evidence.
He sounds like a guy who studied for the administration exam.
You should tell Gab Soon.
She won't even listen.
She blocked my number.
She's scared to find out the truth.
That's the power of luxury cars.
Soo Jo, what should I do?
What are you doing?
I wanted a glass of water.
- Hi, Dal Tong. - What are you doing?
I'm going to the library.
Come out. I'm at your house.
I have something to give you.
- What is it? - I'm getting married.
I brought a wedding invitation.
Really?
Dal Tong.
I'm sorry, Gab Soon.
You guys need to talk.
I'll be off.
Don't you ever do this again.
What is it that you need to say?
Wake up.
Are all girls like that?
What is it about luxury cars?
Do you even know what kind of a guy he is?
You should know.
Listen to me.
He's married.
He has a girl.
I don't know if he's married,
but I'm sure he has a girl.
I've seen them together.
They seemed really close.
You should know.
Prince Charming?
He may be a prince but not yours.
You should make sure about these things.
This is my last present to you.
Do you know what I went through to find that out?
I gave Dal Tong 100 dollars to borrow his motorcycle.
I have something to ask you.
(I have something to ask you.)
Just one.
Were you with a girl recently?
I always have girls around me.
- Why? - But...
Come out.
Okay.
I don't like that.
Okay.
I heard girls get married because they want to wear the dress.
That's not all, but it's a treat.
How tall are you?
I'm 163cm. The average height.
Wasn't that the average 30 years ago?
You should be taller to wear something like that.
Okay.
When are you going to quit working at the cafe?
Are you uncomfortable?
I'll look for a job elsewhere.
Are you always going to work part-time jobs?
No. My goal is to become a teacher.
It's to earn pocket money.
What kind of rings do girls like?
Pardon?
You must not know much about jewellery.
I'll find out elsewhere.
Go home.
Don't ask me about whether I was with girls.
Don't make me tired.
Okay.
Your mum told me.
You're registering Ddol Ee as Geum Sik's son.
I'm sorry, Dad. I think we should.
Changing a child's family name...
isn't something adults should do as they please.
Are you sure this won't hurt Ddol Ee's feelings later?
- What I'm saying is... - I know, Dad.
You're worried if I would get divorced and remarried again.
You're asking me if this is going to be the last time, right?
It will. It has to be.
Dad. I don't want to fail twice.
Divorce isn't exactly a failure.
No. It was a failure to me.
I want to forget it ever happened and make up for it.
When Ddol Ee becomes an adult,
I want to be able to say it was the best choice.
I'll do better.
If that's what you want, go ahead.
I guess it's better to change it before he enters school.
What did Geum Sik say? Is he willing to do it?
He said he will talk to his lawyer. He hasn't given me an answer.
(President Jo Geum Sik)
Come in.
Geum Sik. It's me.
What brings you here?
I was just in the neighbourhood.
Have you had lunch yet?
I was just going out for a meeting.
All right then. I'll just go.
Why don't we get a quick bite?
But the restaurant nearby only sells ox bone soup and cold noodles.
That sounds fine. I like both.
- A bottle of soju, please. - Okay.
Have some.
I'm working, so I shouldn't. Let me.
That's fine. I'll just drink by myself.
You must be busy. Go ahead and eat. I'll have this first.
Okay.
Geum Sik.
It's about Ddol Ee.
Since you're legally married,
why don't you register him and raise him as your own son...
rather than just living together?
I think it's better to do it before the kids grow up.
I'm thinking about it.
I hope you could take care of it before he starts school.
A Rong, Da Rong and Ddol Ee will be going to the same school.
If their family name is different, it can hurt his feelings.
It's not A Rong. It's Cho Rong.
Gosh.
I'm sorry. This is what happens when you get old.
I'm sorry.
Cho Rong. She seems smart and pretty.
Da Rong as well.
Let's not waste time.
You should change Ddol Ee's name before he starts school, so that...
Yes, but it's not that simple.
We need to get Ddol Ee's father's permission first.
Ddol Ee's father?
Hello, Dad?
Do you still talk to Ddol Ee's dad?
Why?
You need his permission to register Ddol Ee as Geum Sik's son.
You don't know his number?
All right.
Did she say she doesn't know?
She hasn't seen him since she saw him at the court.
It will complicate things if he doesn't approve.
I think I have his old number somewhere.
Oh, gosh.
What got you to sit together...
so sweetly?
Should I leave you two alone?
Do you have it?
It has to be here somewhere.
Here it is. Call this number.
It says Ddol Ee's dad.
The number you dialled is out of service.
- Please check again. - The number is not in service.
Not in service?
What is?
Do you have Ddol Ee's dad's number by any chance?
- She wouldn't. - I do.
Call him now.
Gosh. You were once upset that I still talk to him.
Sometimes it's good not to throw everything away, right?
- This number is not in service. - "This number is not in service."
- Please check again. - "Please check again."
He used to call me sometimes until last year.
I guess he changed his number.
How should we find him?
I don't like this about him, either. He keeps changing his number.
He should have some more dignity.
What does dignity have anything to do with it?
I don't trust people who change their number often.
It's better than changing your family register.
Is Ddol Ee's family name going to change from Jeon to Jo?
Maybe you should change his first name, too.
What about Ddo Rong?
That's absurd.
A Rong, Da Rong and Ddo Rong.
See? They rhyme.
It's Cho Rong, not A Rong.
We should change it if we have to.
Goodness. I wonder how many times you'll have to change it.
Mal Nyeon!
Watch your tongue.
Looking at you makes me feel lonely.
I've been through it all.
I'm living proof. It's true.
- Gosh. - That little...
This is something Cho Rong likes.
Did it remind you of Cho Rong?
She went camping. She'll be home tomorrow.
Wait until then.
- How about Da Rong? - She's at her grandmother's.
I hope she won't come back. I hate Da Rong.
Don't talk when you're eating.
My belly hurts, Mum.
What? What is it, Da Rong? Are you okay?
My belly hurts, Grandma.
What?
Let me see.
Gosh.
You have a fever.
How does it hurt? Should we go to the bathroom?
Wake up, Da Hae.
What is it?
Da Rong has a stomachache.
What?
It's okay, my dear Da Rong.
What did you eat for dinner?
- Make a call. - Okay.
- Can I get an ambulance? - Call Geum Sik, not 911.
It's all right.
Geum Sik, your phone.
What is it?
Da Rong is what?
Where? How bad is it?
What did you feed her?
Okay.
Is Da Rong sick?
I should go.
- I'll come with you. - Stay here.
How is Da Rong?
Aren't I smart?
It's easier for you to come out if I say Da Rong is sick.
She won't know.
Well done. Let's do this sometimes.
I'm at the hospital. Don't worry and go back to sleep.
It's enteritis. It's not that serious.
Give her a lot of warm barley tea and let her rest up.
It's better if you keep her stomach warm and massage it.
Thank you.
She's okay, right?
I'll prescribe some medicine. Bring her in again tomorrow.
What did she mean?
She means Da Rong should come back tomorrow.
I see.
- Geum Sik. - Se Gye.
Is this the hospital you work at?
Yes. What brought you to the emergency room?
Is Jae Soon sick?
No. It's my youngest daughter.
What's wrong with her?
She has enteritis. It's not serious.
Geum Sik. Breakfast is ready.
No. I should go.
It's already done. Just grab a bite.
You must be hungry after all the fuss.
He just did his job as her father.
I made soybean paste stew, your favourite.
Soybean paste stew?
You can eat.
I know you love it.
Geum Sik, try this, too.
This one as well.
They're all things you liked.
He has hands. He can eat by himself.
You have your own children here.
You're better to him than you're to us.
He won't appreciate it.
Why are you talking like that again?
What do you mean again? She's always like this.
I wonder if this suits your taste.
- It'll be better next time. - Is there going to be a next time?
Your food is always delicious.
Have you been starving?
When my mum used to cook for you, your face looked good and plump.
It's only been a year. His wife's food wouldn't suit his taste yet.
I heard she's good at cooking.
Still, it wouldn't be good enough.
Men don't like food from a recipe book.
What they like is things like doenjang or soybean stew.
The food that mothers make.
She doesn't cook, but she'd be a great cook if she did.
Like mother, like daughter.
I don't want to be like you.
I'm talking about cooking.
I lived with her over 10 years,
but she never cooked anything for me.
I didn't marry you to cook for you.
Just ignore her.
What did that woman feed Da Rong that got her enteritis?
Did she feed her bad food?
She doesn't.
Didn't Da Rong get enteritis after she got here?
She came here yesterday.
She must've gotten it days ago.
Does your wife make nice food for the girls?
She should feed them good food. They're in their growth period.
I'm sure you give her a lot of money to do so.
Do you want more?
Yes.
You're eating so well.
Looking at you eating well makes me feel so happy.
What is it?
Are you on your way?
You should come home and eat breakfast.
I'm still at the hospital.
I'll go to work straight from here.
- You're still at the hospital? - Yes.
How is Da Rong?
She's okay. She's asleep now.
What are you doing? Mum wants you to come and eat.
I have to go.
The chief is looking for you.
This month's sales aren't so bad, right?
Yes. It's relatively normal.
It should be well above normal.
It's because I manage the clerks well.
It's because the products are good.
That's right.
I should go home.
- What about hospital? - This is more important.
(Warm water)
What a nice washing machine they have here.
Is the washer here?
Yes.
- How is it? - It just got delivered,
and now I'm testing it.
I can turn the water warm, and I don't have to crouch.
It doesn't hurt my knees. It's perfect.
Dad. Why did you get a washer?
The old one broke down.
No, it didn't.
It worked fine yesterday.
Why did you get a new one then?
Didn't I just say it broke down?
Just listen to what I say.
I'm the owner of this house. I said it broke down.
All right.
I guess rich people are different.
I would fix it and use it for 30 more years.
I didn't know you were interested in washers.
Do you like it?
It doesn't matter. It's not mine.
Don't bend your knees when you do the laundry now.
Dad, let's go. I'll go to the store afterwards.
- Go where? - Hospital.
I don't want to go.
I'm good. I don't feel dizzy. Maybe it's because I'm eating well.
I guess nothing is better than good food.
It's not like you had been starving.
Women who are good at cooking are the best.
You can order in.
All you have to do is make a phone call.
What about your medicine?
Let Se Gye know and send Gong Joo to get it.
Gong Joo.
Hello.
Do you know where Doctor Shin Se Gye is?
I can cut it myself. I'm good at it.
I know.
I'm also good at stitching.
Aren't I a good wife?
You'll marry a nice husband, Ms Shin.
This reminds me of the old days.
We used to practise stitches on pork skin,
grill it and eat it later.
I miss being a student.
Me, too.
What did the chief say?
Did you tell him that you want a transfer?
He scolded me for bringing it up at a time like this.
Why didn't you ask him to give you some time off surgery?
He told me to quit being a doctor.
Hang in there, Se Gye.
Se Gye.
What brings you here?
Hello.
We were having lunch.
Have you eaten? Do you want to join us?
You're not done yet.
I'm done, actually. Excuse me, Dr Shin.
It was good to see you.
You guys seem close.
We went to the same university.
Really?
You should say something to him.
Okay.
I think you're too close with that doctor friend of yours.
I heard you ate with her today.
She's my colleague.
Eating is...
Why did you eat just the two of you?
People would think otherwise.
You used to scold Gong Joo...
for hanging out with her friends.
Is it all right for you to meet girls?
You're going too far. I'm not meeting girls.
Am I okay?
You are.
- You're doing great these days. - Right?
I feel young.
Don't talk. I'm getting treated here.
Dad, don't scold me in front of him.
That's why he thinks low of me.
Se Gye and Ms Nam as well.
Always be careful. Don't forget that you're my son-in-law.
Though Gong Joo is childish, she's old enough to know everything.
Is it a girl trouble?
No.
I'm home.
You must be tired.
What did the doctor say?
Nothing's wrong.
This is the medicine.
Where's Cho Rong?
The teacher told me that she'll be late.
She'll be dropped off.
I brought some porridge and side dishes the kids like.
What did you feed Da Rong?
What?
This never happened before.
I was wondering maybe she ate something bad.
I didn't give her anything special.
Cho Rong and Ddol Ee's all right.
- What's this? - Barley tea.
I'm going to give it to them often.
This is yam porridge. I heard it's good for enteritis.
Just give her porridge that I brought.
She made some medicinal tea for my bronchial tubes.
Don't worry about that.
Please be understanding that I didn't introduce you to her...
last time because I thought it would be uncomfortable.
Be careful. You always slip here.
(Room for rent for 100 dollars)
What are you doing?
Ma'am.
- Hello. - Hello.
Thess folks.
Ma'am, you need to go on your milk round first.
You'll be in trouble if you're late.
- In 3, 2 and 1. - Oh, my.
- Let's go. - My goodness. Let go.
- Let's go. - Oh, my.
Over here? Okay.
The house on the end.
The house on the end. Yes.
No, not that. The one next to it.
This one?
- Two for that house. - Two.
Come here.
I'll let it slide about the rent.
You need to pay for the electricity, water and toilet fee.
We apologise.
We won't let this happen again.
What are you going to do about the rent?
If you can't pay, you can leave.
You don't even own this house.
Is this the police?
Please come take my sister.
Are you going to let them in?
They took you to the hospital,
took care of Gab Dol when he was ill and took care of the house.
Aren't we better than dogs?
It's because you're lacking.
Who won't be tempted to steal after being hungry for three days?
Thank you for being so understanding.
My mum's becoming religious.
Are you going to scam her?
That's not it.
You need to think of a way to earn money the right way.
Don't look down on her just because she's uneducated.
Why would you scam her?
- You know. - Money?
It would be great if she understands me like this.
Don't make vain efforts.
The old man has it all to himself.
They can't use money except on food.
You should know better.
Please don't tell on me.
I don't care about going to prison,
but my poor son has no place to be.
He has no one to protect him.
Where would he go to eat?
How I'm brought to tears.
Mum, kick them out.
- Ma'am. - My goodness.
You scared me.
Butt out. You're not even the owner.
When are you going to pay up?
That's my mum.
We'll pay as soon as possible.
- Thank you, Ma'am. - Thank you, Ma'am.
Don't look at me. That's annoying.
I didn't look yet.
I looked for hotels. The earliest date is in three weeks.
I tried so hard to make that reservation. Didn't I do well?
You know my family doesn't like things to be extravagant.
But my brother told me that we need to at least do the basics.
I feel more comfortable giving wedding presents.
Please ask the chairman how much would be enough.
All right.
Who's the girl you're meeting these days?
Who?
I looked into everything.
The girl called Gab Soon who works at the cafe.
I heard she's 29 years old.
You changed. How could you date...
- Are you jealous? - Does this look like that?
My pride's been hurt.
She's nothing.
I'm seeing her because I pity her.
She doesn't compare to you.
I'm not going to see you.
It's annoying.
Her wish is to ride a luxury car...
with the hood down and go driving.
Her dream is to go to Japan to eat udon.
She's seen to many dramas.
In short, she's a gold digger.
I had some fun with her.
I got bored.
Who's he?
Who are you?
What are you doing?
Help!
You got bored?
She doesn't deserve to hear that from you.
She's the most...
precious person in the world.
Let go.
I'm going to kill him.
- That's scary. - Oh, my.
- What happened? - It won't make it.
What are we going to do?
Cho Rong. I'm on a trip. With the karaoke girls.
It's pouring here too. The valley's flooding.
Cho Rong. I have no battery. Let's talk later.
Mum!
Dad, what do we do?
It's raining and Mum's being washed up by the flood.
This phone has been turned off. You'll be directed to voice mail.
Please speak after the beep.
Mother.
Geum Sik. Da Hae went on a trip,
but I can't reach her.
The valley flooded.
Didn't you watch the news? Go see if she's all right.
What if something happens to her?
- Mum. - Mum.
Mum.
Honey. Honey.
It's too dangerous. Don't go.
Ms Shin.
It's all your fault if something happens to Mum.
Dad, go quick. Mum's going to die.
I'll be off.
Mum.
How will you drive through this rain? it's dangerous.
Honey.
- It's here. - Taxi.
Hello.
I was drenched.
See you there.
Okay.
What?
Excuse me.
Who's this?
I'm Geum Sik's wife.
Who?
Cho Rong's stepmother.
I'd like for us to meet.
Now.
All right.
(Our Gab Soon)
- Mr Heo Gab Dol. - Why do you need to see my son?
What do they mean assault? What happened?
Gab Dol.
If you need to talk about the kids, contact me.
Hello. I didn't disturb your sleep, did I?
What did you feed them? Did you get them ready for school?
Tomorrow's Sunday.
I'll take care of dropping the kids...
off their mum's and contacting their mum.
- Is Gab Soon getting married? - I think so.
You never know. Make sure Gab Dol doesn't say anything.
Why did you make her meet her ex boyfriend?
Gab Dol.