Why did you lie to me?
Why did you lie about Lee Dong Cheol being Tae Hee's father?
Who are you calling a liar?
Did you wrong him in some way?
He just says as he pleases.
Why are you making such a fuss over what a punk said?
I have a hunch too.
I can tell when something's not right.
It's nonsense.
After you got married, he went to the Philippines...
and stayed for five years.
How will you explain that?
Will you keep hounding me like this...
over something a nobody said?
Stop evading the question and tell me what's going on!
How could he be Tae Hee's father?
Why can't he be?
Who said he never flew back during those five years?
Why did she lie to Tae Hyung?
Why did she have to say Lee Dong Cheol was Tae Hee's father?
Hi, Jin Ho. Are you on his tail?
Yes. He came right down as soon as you went up.
I'm following him now.
Okay. I'm leaving right now.
See you later.
Bye.
Mr. Jung, it's me.
I need someone's immigration records.
From 1989 to 1994, I need the records...
from those five years.
I'll text you his name and age. Call me when you have it.
(Lee Dong Cheol, aged 60, DOB April 28, 1963)
Come on home, Ju Hong.
Hey, I'm waiting for you in the park.
Who are you waiting for? Why are you waiting for Ju Hong?
I'll come in for a minute.
You're not doing such a thing!
Shall I throw a bag of salt on you?
Will you get the message then?
If that will make you feel better, I won't stop you.
Quit with the nonsense and go home.
Don't dream of entering my home again.
Hello?
Darn it!
Oh, well.
Don't be too upset, Sook Jin.
The attraction between a couple doesn't disappear just like that.
Oh, hello.
She got the message. She should've paid me sooner.
(Sook Jin)
Hi, I just checked the deposit.
Don't be like that.
We met again after all those years.
I can't give up on you just like that.
I got what you're saying.
Oh. Your husband Nam Chan Woo.
Do you know that he called me?
He wanted to see me.
He said he'd like to ask me something.
I said I was in the Philippines in case it was about you.
But then, just two days later,
I heard he was dead.
You still have a fiery temper.
Can someone get my order?
That goes for you too.
Ignore his calls and don't see him.
Mom.
What now? What are you going to say now?
- I must go back. - Stop it.
Are you in your right mind?
Think of how your dad died.
Do you want to share a house with his killer?
You'll stay married to her brother?
- Mom. - After your dad died for no reason,
you were angrier than I was.
You're right.
I get furious even now when I think of how he died.
I think I'll go mad with anger.
- So what? - Dad wanted to do something.
- What? - There was something...
he had to do before he died.
I want to do that for him.
What is it?
Why won't you tell me what it is?
This is the last time.
For one last time, will you give in?
I can't let you go back there.
I want to resolve Dad's grudge.
I can't explain what it is yet,
but when it's over...
When it's all taken care of,
I'll tell you then.
Nam Chan Woo.
Was he going to go to the Philippines to get a DNA sample?
To kick out me and Tae Hyung?
No way.
I'll do what I always did and get rid of anyone...
who gets in Tae Hyung's way.
Mr. Yang. The fool who visited me yesterday.
It's true. It was in the news, though it was just a few lines.
Yes, I'm reading it now too.
An autopsy?
What? An autopsy was done?
They wouldn't have done it for no reason.
Does it mean the chairman suspected something?
Why are you suddenly asking about that?
I think I know very little about my father.
I heard he died of a heart attack.
He died way before his time...
because of me.
So many years have passed, but instead of being healed,
his loss hurts even more.
The dead cannot speak.
All I'm left with is regret.
I'm sorry, Grandfather.
I didn't realize it would still hurt you.
No.
He had you with your mom, the woman he loved so much.
You have no idea how great comfort that is.
He might not have died if he'd known about you.
But he departed from us...
not knowing of you.
If he were still alive, he'd be at the age...
where his hair would begin to turn white.
Perhaps he could be having fun...
with his children as if they were his friends.
Yes, I know the ER is busier on weekends.
But you need to eat lunch.
I'm leaving now anyway. I'll call when I'm there.
Hey.
It must be a hassle, checking in on Grandpa morning and evening.
How did things go at the factory yesterday?
Should a director brief a mere employee on such matters?
I just wanted to know if the tour went okay.
Depending on what happens next,
I might have to be prepared.
There's nothing left for you to do, so back off now.
You might want to take the credit...
for sending one email to A Market.
That's where your role ends.
Sounds great.
I have something else to do anyway.
It's nothing serious.
Yesterday, out of the blue,
rumors of Grandfather's ill health started to spread.
- So what? - You said...
you'll handle the A Market deal,
so I can spend...
more time looking after my gravely ill grandfather.
I wasn't going to care about the shareholder meeting...
or the fight over management rights,
but I realized I should.
I should do everything I can for Grandpa.
Do your best, then.
I wonder if the visitor from yesterday got home safe.
What?
He and Ms. Ham spoke freely.
I'd say they were very close.
Why would you care about him?
After the huge fuss he caused in her office,
wouldn't it be weird if I didn't care?
Mom. Who are you drawing?
Chan Woo.
Oh. It's a nice drawing.
Thank you.
Mom.
Do you remember Chan Woo?
Well...
He's nice.
He's nice? What else do you know?
He smiles a lot.
He's a good person.
He died way before his time...
because of me.
He might not have died if he'd known about you.
People in the know said he killed himself.
He didn't die of a heart attack.
Ju Hong.
Here.
It's delicious.
Try it.
- Why are you doing this? - Doing what?
I won't change my mind.
I'm not asking you to.
I just want us to share a meal.
I won't drop the charges or show leniency.
Okay. Don't.
I won't ask you to settle with Tae Hee.
But come back home.
I'm partially responsible for your father's death.
I know that being Tae Hee's brother makes me partially responsible.
I'll make it up to you and your mother for the rest of my life.
Until I die.
So will you give me a chance?
I won't let you go, whatever happens.
So don't think of trying to get away.
What's this? He left Korea in 1989.
In 1991...
he didn't enter Korea?
Why can't he be?
Who said he never flew back during those five years?
Did she lie to me again?
Darn it.
Hey.
What do you want?
Is Lee Dong Cheol really not it?
Is he really not what?
Did you test his DNA with yours?
- Why do you care? - Just answer me.
Is Lee Dong Cheol your father?
No. He's not my father.
Did Mom switch something around?
She didn't even know I'd found him.
Are you sure about that?
Why do you want to know?
Can't you tell?
It's because you're letting him string you along.
Tae Hyung.
Hand over what you have on him.
Why are you so bothered about someone like him?
You visited him in prison and made him come to see Mom.
You created a huge mess and you're asking me why I'm bothered?
Send me what you have.
Ju Hong.
- Hey. - Hi.
Can you spare me some time?
What for?
I need to ask for an urgent favor.
- A favor? - Well...
It's about my late father.
Can you get me his medical records from around when he died?
What for?
I'd like to check something.
Can you get them?
I don't know.
It was so long ago. I'm not sure if they still exist.
I'll have a look anyway.
Great, thank you.
How is your mother doing?
She's managing.
Give me the date of your father's death.
It'll be easier if the file's online,
but if not, it'll take a while to look.
Okay, that's fine.
He spent 3,000 dollars in cash last night...
and is now fast asleep?
- Yes. - And wherever he goes,
people are saying he found a backer?
Goodness.
He still thinks I'm the Ham Sook Jin from 34 years ago.
What an idiot.
I think...
we should ship him back to the Philippines. Set it up.
Hello there.
I wondered who'd be the first to leave,
and it's Sook Jin's daughter.
What are you doing here?
We have a leftover business to conduct.
I don't. Get out of my face.
Why did you visit me, then?
If you don't leave, I'll call...
The cops?
Then I'll go straight to a reporter I know.
Can I do that?
Are those Sol's drawings?
No, they're my mom's.
Your mother's?
She has Alzheimer's disease.
Oh, dear. I'm sorry.
It's fine.
She recognizes me sometimes and draws.
She's doing well in general.
And to think...
she came home after missing for nine years.
It must've been hard on you.
You knew she'd gone missing?
I said I did some research in the US.
Oh, right.
After finding her again,
you even lodged a complaint.
Against Ham Sook Jin and Nam Tae Hyung.
Is that why you married your wife?
To get closer to them?
No answer means...
Yes. Ham Sook Jin and Nam Tae Hyung.
I want to reveal what they did and make them pay.
That's why I joined WIDE.
"What they did"?
Does that refer only to your mother's disappearance?
Or does it include Min Young's death?
Can I take that pause to mean yes?
When the time is right,
I'll tell you everything.
I have a feeling our goals aren't too different.
I'll back you in any way I can.
I will side with you, Ji Hwan.
I'll start with firing Ham Sook Jin at the shareholder meeting.
Fortunately, I have a lot of money to buy shares with.
The truth is, I've been buying it up...
without them knowing.
I wondered why you visited me in prison,
and did some research of my own.
A lawyer...
came to see me and only took a few strands of my hair.
And you'd put him up to it.
Why would you do that?
I wracked my brain.
There's only one answer.
You're not related...
to Sook Jin's dead husband.
What are you talking about?
I'm not here to talk.
I'm here because I want to keep quiet.
Give me just 300,000 dollars to buy my silence.
That's chump change to an heiress.
What would happen if the chairman were to find out?
Too bad. My grandfather already knows.
And he promised to let me remain his legal granddaughter.
So you can't scare me.
That may be your legal status,
but what would the public say?
If this were to be in the news,
the whole world would gossip.
Do you not care about that either?
What are you doing?
Don't you know...
this is blackmail and fraud and that it's illegal?
You'll get aggravated charges because you just got released,
and that'll add up to what you were let off on probation for.
What law school did you go to?
Did you record your conversation?
What? Oh, yes.
The victim has damning evidence.
You can't get out of this one.
You talked about law and stuff.
Are you not done with your lecture?
I think you need advice more than a lecture.
Oh, advice?
I believe...
Ms. Ham wired you a lot of money.
"A lot of money." So what?
If she were to hear...
you met her daughter anyway,
you won't get away unscathed.
That's it?
You think Sook Jin will do something to me?
You don't seem to know well about Ms. Ham.
As if I don't.
Her first love must know her better than her son-in-law.
Sook Jin has a fiery temper,
but she doesn't have the heart to do anything bad.
I wonder. You'll soon find out what I mean.
Sure.
(Woo Ji Hwan, WIDE)
Keep that well hidden,
and call me whenever you need my help.
Thanks for this.
Why won't you send me what you have on Lee Dong Cheol?
I don't have anything.
Don't lie to me.
Go on. Send it to me now.
(Lee Dong Cheol)
"He worked at Ham Sook Jin's father's company,"
"and met and dated her not long after."
"When the company went under,"
"Ham Sook Jin married another man..."
"and they lost touch."
You were with me the night before your wedding.
Do you want me to tell the old man that?
He was telling the truth.
Mom was with him...
until before her wedding.
Sook Jin's daughter...
will give me 300,000 dollars.
And then I'll go after her son.
I have a whole line to go through.
Where shall I go to celebrate my freedom tonight?
Let's get it. Freedom.
Taxi!
Let's go to Gangnam.
What's going on? Who are you people?
Come quietly, Lee Dong Cheol.
Wait. Sook Jin sent you?
She put you up to this?
Drive.
Are you sure he's on the boat?
Okay. Good job.
What? He had Ji Hwan's business card?
Okay.
Buy the men's silence and get back safely.
Bye.
Ji Hwan tried to get to Dong Cheol too?
Too bad. I got to him before you did.
You tried, but I won.
You left already?
It's not that early. It's 7 a.m. and I should head to work.
I'm meeting Directors Kang and Jung today.
We barely have 38 percent only if they side with us,
so I must go all in today.
Lee Dong Cheol...
I'm in a good mood right now. Don't ruin it with that name.
What could go wrong?
I slept well last night, things are going great at work,
and my sweet son called to check on me.
Yes, I just arrived.
See you at work.
Will you forget about that name now?
You won't see him again.
- You... - You look very surprised.
What are you doing here?
I thought I was getting shipped off somewhere,
but that man over there came to my rescue.
This gentleman here said he needed a job.
He seemed to be a good friend of yours,
so I asked Grandfather for a favor.
- What? - He started today.
He is WIDE's new head of the security guards.
Mr. Lee Dong Cheol.
What a joke.
(The Secret House)
A misunderstanding? Then what is the truth?
My secretary was overzealous.
Quit with the wordplay and send him away.
Let him be, for your mother's sake.
I don't need your help.
I can get him to quit his job.
I'll see to it that he never appears again.
Ji Hwan is Grandpa's grandson now.
What will you do to him?
I had no idea he'd follow me there.
He plans to stay where he is.
Isn't Seohyun University Hospital where Ju Hong works?
Why does he want Dad's medical records?