(Episode 14)
- Oh, look. - He's so handsome.
Lee Sang Jun? My gosh.
What's happening? Why is the groom's table empty?
(Groom)
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Sang Min.
Sang Jun.
What happened?
Sang Jun.
Sang Min.
Sang Min. Wake up!
Please have a seat over here. You should rest.
My goodness.
Goodness me.
Here, have some water.
What on earth is going on?
What is happening?
Gosh, what just happened?
I'm sure there's a good reason.
Please stay with me, okay?
My gosh.
Seung Gu? Ji Woo! Soo Bin!
What... Are you all right?
She needs to see a doctor.
- Should I carry her? - An ambulance sounds better.
I'll call one.
I'm not going!
What?
Why would I get on an ambulance on my wedding day?
He'll be here. I know it.
Sang Min!
Sang Min...
Did the groom leave her at the altar?
It seems that way.
Just a second. Excuse me.
Aunt Se Ran,
the catering team is asking about the meal.
No one has shown up from the groom's side though.
- Mom! - Are you all right?
- Oh, dear.
Aunt Se Ran!
- Sang Min! - Don't.
- Sang Min! - No, don't.
Calm down, or people will start filming.
You two go after her.
- Sure. - Hurry!
What...
Mom.
Why that...
What the...
Sorry!
What on earth?
I can't believe it.
Darn, that hurts.
Darn it.
What are you doing here?
Do I know you?
Have you been following me?
Gosh.
As if you're worth that.
Tell your sister...
that I'll call the cops if she ever comes near me again.
You'll one day pay for this in the most brutal way,
and I'll be watching from front-row seats.
Unbelievable.
Honey.
Hey.
The wedding was called off.
Aunt Sang Min, where are you going?
Where are you going?
Let go of me.
- But... - No!
Just get in.
Gosh.
Dong Chan. Bae Dong Chan!
Let go of me.
Please call Prosecutor Bae for me.
- Tell him to get down here! - We'll talk at home.
Bae Dong Chan!
I heard you were looking for me.
(Bae Dong Chan, Prosecutors' Office)
Are you the real Prosecutor Bae?
It seems as though many have been impersonating me.
We're sorry.
We just ask that you catch whoever's impersonating you.
Aunt Sang Min, let's go home.
Come on.
Here.
- We're sorry. - Sorry.
He should get the death penalty!
It really happened.
No one from the groom's side showed up at the wedding.
How could that have happened?
I'm sure they didn't get the date wrong.
What about the bride and Sang Jun's family?
The bride was briefly out of it,
but then she ran out while screaming.
Her mom fell to the floor shortly.
That brat got what she deserved.
She was punished.
I guess she deserved it in a way,
but the brutality of it made me feel bad for her.
Why did the groom do such a thing?
Maybe he wanted to punish Sang Min for being such a mean brat.
Why marry her in the first place, then?
I don't get why he would take such drastic measures.
Do you have a photo of him?
Did they take photos together for the wedding?
Hold on. I took one when I was there.
Here.
Goodness. He seems like an ordinary guy.
Wait.
He's the one who came by to have curry at the restaurant.
- What? - Goodness.
I almost didn't recognize him since he was all dressed up.
Right? I only recalled it myself on the way back home.
- Let me take a look. - He was there with Sang Min,
but he came by a few days later with another woman.
Wait. I know him.
You do?
Se Ran, are you sure you don't need a doctor?
Gosh.
I'm fine.
Soo Bin and Ji Woo are bringing Sang Min back home.
Right.
Hey, Seung Gu.
What?
All right. I'll keep my phone off.
What's going on?
Reporters have been calling.
Someone tipped them off...
about Sang Min's wedding being called off.
Why would they write about such a thing?
She's not even a celebrity.
How dare they!
Why do people love to see others miserable?
Se Ran, please.
Oh, dear.
Try and calm down. Sang Min's home.
Grandma...
You poor thing. What on earth is going on?
How could this happen?
- Oh, dear. - Grandma.
Sang Min!
Sang Jun. What should I do?
Don't cry. I'll find him and make him pay.
Yes, don't cry, Sang Min.
He's not worth crying over.
He's less than human.
Yes, Sang Min. You'll forget about it in time.
Be quiet!
- Get out of here! - Stop it.
Are you enjoying this? Why are you even commenting?
Will you stop it, Sang Min?
Don't take it out on your family.
You were a huge help today.
- Sure. - Go home and rest.
By the way,
the day we met the groom for lunch, I saw Kim Tae Ju.
She seemed to know the guy.
What?
They said hi in the hallway.
She seemed to know him as a patient.
If Tae Ju had had the chance to see him at lunch,
perhaps this wouldn't have happened.
I guess not.
He wouldn't have put on a show in front of a doctor.
This is so upsetting.
- The phone is turned off. - Why is his phone turned off?
Call me when you get this, even late at night.
Prosecutor Bae.
Dong Chan. Look at me.
Hold me.
Go to sleep.
You poured water on me.
- You poured water. - Go away.
Go away.
Sang Min.
Oh, dear. What's wrong?
Sang Min. Wake up.
Are you okay?
It's Kim Tae Ju's fault.
What?
My gosh.
You're sweating.
Tae Ju will pay for this.
She knew, and she kept her mouth shut.
Sang Min.
It's okay. Stop crying.
I never even dreamed of it.
How could that man be your sister's fiance?
Did he mention anything other than being an unknown actor?
He does ensembles for musicals,
and he works part-time and auditions too.
Why didn't you tell me?
Tell you what?
How was I to know he was engaged to your sister?
I didn't even get in the room.
Oh, right. I'm sorry about that.
I'm out of sorts.
Your mother and grandmother must've been devastated.
I'm worried they will both get sick.
Bring them over if they don't feel well.
I'll give them a vitamin drip...
They'd feel too humiliated to.
I have to go. If my phone's off, text me.
Well...
You played Prosecutor Lee Jung Soo in "25 Hours in Seocho-dong."
You have a great memory.
I heard a newbie actor was cast,
but the role suddenly went to you.
Is that so?
They sent you the script asking you to play the judge,
but you asked for the prosecutor role.
No.
I was offered the prosecutor role of Lee Jung Soo from the start.
Not the judge.
Where did you hear about that?
The newbie actor's a friend of mine.
You talked about yourself.
I'll look into what's going on and call you back.
Okay. Thanks a lot.
My gosh.
What's this?
Hand it out to the managers and casting directors.
Find out who he is.
Isn't this Sang Min's fiance?
- He's a struggling actor. - What?
Look into it.
An actor?
Very nice.
You've improved a lot.
Be sure to breathe. Breathe.
Okay. Very nice.
No, wait. Pull your hips back up.
Inhale and stay right like that.
I'll snap a photo for you.
No, you don't have to.
It's hard to keep still for the photo,
but they like it once they see it.
Are you ready?
Nice. You're doing great.
Wait, keep breathing. That's it.
Push your hips up higher. Perfect.
Okay. I got some really great photos.
You look just amazing.
I'll photoshop them a bit and send them to you.
Shall we take a few more in a different pose?
No. Thanks for the lesson.
- What? But... - We're done.
You look nice in...
Oh, nice.
Were you free today at lunchtime?
Yes.
Thanks for registering again. I didn't think you really would.
Oh, wait.
This is a gift we give clients who register again.
They're socks, and the design and colors are random.
Pick two pairs.
Okay. Where did you get that from?
These?
No, this pen.
Isn't it from the Thunder 830 series that was discontinued in 2012?
How do you know that?
They got re-released this summer.
The Tree M series now has 0.7mm and 1mm pens too.
- Tree M as well? - Yes.
Where can I get those?
I didn't know you were into stationery too.
I'm going to stop by later today when some other colors come in.
Thank you, Ms. So Rim.
He has a cute side.
(Photo)
(Click to block number)
Here are some bonus shots.
See you next time in your new socks.
Hello?
Yes, let him in.
Hello.
I'm Cho Nam Soo who was transferred...
from the lab to Strategy and Planning.
I know.
We met in a meeting.
Thank you for remembering me.
I wanted to meet the person behind the new marketing proposal.
I liked it.
Thank you.
Before that, take a look at this.
I came up with an idea to promote our new product.
I'll show you much more interesting stuff.
I look forward to it.
Yes, sir.
I ache all over.
My whole body's in pain.
I wonder why that is.
Instead of playing the drums, did you do a five-drum dance?
I was upset and stressed out,
so I walked in circles around the park.
All my joints hurt, and my muscles ache too.
Will I feel better if I get an IV drip?
Ma'am, do you know this saying?
"If worrying would do away with worries,"
"I'd have no worries."
You're very right.
Let go of troubles you can't sort out yourself.
Worrying will strain your immunity, and that would be a disaster.
Try to be magnanimous, okay?
I'll prescribe you a vitamin shot.
Lie in a warm bed for physical therapy before you go.
I like so much how kind you are.
I feel much better already.
Eat well this evening, and sleep well too.
That's a promise.
- I promise. - Promise.
It's quiet today.
You have a lot of patients in the afternoon.
You're right.
Shall we see the next one?
Sure.
Hello, doctor.
Hello...
So, how have you been?
Do you need a cup of water?
- Can I have some water? - Here you go.
Thanks.
Is something the matter?
I wonder too.
I'm sorry. Can you excuse me for one minute?
Yes.
Why won't he pick up?
Bae Dong Chan's here at the hospital.
Call when you get this.
(Sang Jun)
What brought you here today?
I'd like an IV drip.
Are you stressed out about something?
Yes, that too.
I was given a chance to fill in.
A chance to fill in?
In case an actor can't make it for whatever reason,
understudies who have memorized all the lines are on standby.
That was me, and I got a chance at last.
Oh, I see.
It's on in Daehangno today and tomorrow.
Come by if you're free.
Oh, gosh.
("A Good Day for Romance")
You're giving me this many tickets?
Thank you.
- I promise to be there. - Okay.
Oh, my goodness.
Why are you so surprised? Are you all right?
My gosh.
Because of you, I get scared whenever I see a pot.
In my dream last night, you put me in a pot...
and added ramyeon seasoning.
That's just nonsense, Mother.
For the past 30 years,
- washing dishes has traumatized me. - What?
As if that's true.
Hey. That Cha Yun Ho guy who was here. I like him.
I like him too. He'd make a great couple with Tae Ju.
There's no way he's for Tae Ju. He's much better for So Rim.
He likes Tae Ju.
Don't try to set him up with the wrong girl.
What? But he'd suit So Rim better.
Shine these pots for me.
I'm going out.
What? Jung Sook. Wait.
What the...
Do you enjoy making curry?
Why?
Whenever I see you put things together,
you look like a magician, and you seem to enjoy it.
Working for a living can't always be enjoyable.
I'm just grateful there's something I can do.
Why did you end up opening a curry place?
Because the person I fell for at first sight liked curry.
That's crazy. Do you know where she lives and what she does?
Yes. She just came in with coffee.
Your coffee is here.
Thanks.
I can't believe you're still in love after 40 years.
What?
I'm not a magician for nothing.
Ji Woo. Something happened to your family, right?
To Sang Jun's sister.
Oh, yes.
How did you find out?
So Rim was at the wedding.
The bride's mother must be in shock.
Yes. I heard she's not feeling well.
There's a special deal on abalone today.
Will you be shopping today?
If you plan to,
I'd like to buy you a cup of coffee.
Would that be weird?
Why would I buy coffee when abalones are on sale?
Gosh, forget it.
Sang Min won't do anything but sleep.
She won't even have water.
I'll pick up abalones on my way home.
We'll make her some porridge.
Just let her sleep.
Sure. Got it.
Hello.
I'm sure you got the text about abalones being on sale.
I did.
Haven't you shopped yet?
I came by to pick some up...
but didn't have the energy,
so I came to grab some coffee first.
Gosh. But the abalones are sold out.
I bought a few, so allow me to share.
Abalone porridge will recharge you with the energy you need.
Why would I need recharging?
Did you hear about something?
Of course not.
You came by to grab a coffee first because you were lacking energy.
Right.
Well, I'm grateful.
Why don't I buy you coffee in return?
What would you like?
What we had the other day.
Oh, right. Iced cafe mocha. Sure.
Who's T?
Gosh, my legs.
(Missed call)
Someone named T just called.
(Missed call)
Hey, Tae Ju.
Mom, are you still in touch with Sang Jun's mother?
Well, I'm not in touch with her,
but we run into each other at the supermarket at times.
Why? What is this about?
What?
The groom who didn't show up came by the clinic where Tae Ju works.
He left after getting an IV drip.
How... How did you know that the groom didn't show up?
What on earth? Are you with her right now?
(Hall Entrance)
("A Good Day for Romance")
How is this Bae Dong Chan?
Kim Tae Ju's messing with me.
He's a stand-in for this actor.
This isn't supposed to be Bae Dong Chan.
Aunt Se Ran, I'll get our tickets.
Sure.
Let's go inside.
Can you believe that I was fooled by someone...
who does plays at a shabby place like this?
Kim Tae Ju must be wrong.
The place will stink, and I don't want to go inside.
Then, wait for me at home.
I need to know for sure.
- Aunt Se Ran, let's head inside. - Sure.
Go home. I'll confirm it's him.
Darn it.
I just got here but couldn't stop by the green room.
Is my mom there?
No, not yet. I don't see Sang Min either.
The play's about to start. I'm hanging up.
Sure. I'll see you later.
The play will shortly begin.
We ask the audience to take their seats.
Aunt Se Ran, she's here.
Yes, I just finished getting myself admitted...
and am now in my hospital room.
It really was a five-car pileup!
Will you be here or not?
- Aunt Se Ran, it's him. - My room?
Room 205.
Okay, got it. I'll see you later.
I can't believe it.
I get how they can be out of rooms,
but how can a man and a woman share one?
How does that make sense?
You being here doesn't make sense either, you fraud!
What...
You fraud, Bae Dong Chan.
You're coming with me to the police.
You need to be locked behind bars.
- Why you... - Bae Dong Chan, you.
My gosh. How dare he!
- Gosh. - You!
Aunt Se Ran?
You!
What the...
Darn it.
- Darn it... - Sang Min.
Are you all right?
(Hall Entrance)
Gosh.
Who are you, really?
I'm actor Bae Dong Chan.
Sang Min, I won.
I said I'd perform at a level that would shock everyone,
didn't I?
Look here.
Have you been treated by a doctor?
I go to my dentist to treat my cavities at times.
You still haven't come to your senses.
Why did you lie about being a prosecutor?
It made me seem like Lee Jung Soo from the TV series you played.
I asked you a question.
Why did you con my sister?
You're the reason, Lee Sang Jun.
(5 years ago)
Cut! That was awesome.
Applaud, everyone.
Sorry about that. Are you all right?
- Are you good? - Sang Jun, that was incredible.
Thank you. I'm sorry to even suggest this,
but could I try that once again, starting from the scene...
right before I get on the truck?
You arrogant prick.
Okay, back to your posts!
- Let's try that again. - Good.
Just once more.
- I'm sorry about this. - Sure.
Ready.
Action!
In 1, 2, 3.
- Cut! - Are you all right?
Oh, no.
I'm so sorry.
Who ruined the take?
I forgot what we agreed on and accidentally kicked him.
Did he break a bone?
Rather than toughing it out, you scream instead?
Things were looking so good!
- Director... - Get him off my set.
But I'm the one who messed up.
We'll be here all day at this rate.
Black Eye, go home. Get him off my set!
I'm sorry about this. Oh, dear.
- Darn it. - But I'm sorry.
You kicked me on purpose that day.
Why?
Because you knew I had also auditioned for the part.
Because you were jealous of how talented I was!
He really needs a shrink, doesn't he?
It was the same for "25 Hours in Seocho-dong."
You knew I was given the part of Lee Jung Soo...
and took it from me on purpose.
Because you were jealous of me.
That's why you targeted my sister?
Answer me, you scumbag!
Gosh. I was shooting a low-budget film in Seocho-dong...
in which I played a prosecutor.
Your sister who attended a wedding there saw me...
and mistook me for one.
I met her while returning the phone she had dropped,
and she turned out to be your sister.
So I kept seeing her while pretending to be a prosecutor.
I'll kill you!
Even prison food would be a waste for you.
Sang Min, please.
Sang Min, how was my acting?
My parents you met at the family gathering...
were actors I hired myself,
and I scripted every word.
Do you still think I lack talent?
Sang Min, don't.
- Auntie, please take her outside. - Sang Min, come on.
Bae Dong Chan, you...
If you come after my family again,
I will make you pay.
Darn it.
I bet you kept your mouth shut just to hurt me.
You wanted this for me!
Sang Min, don't.
Come on.
Sang Jun.
Let's get out of here for now.
You shouldn't have gone after the family.
Come on. You're going to the police.
If this gets out, it'll hurt Lee Sang Jun's image.
It actually sounds like you're worried about him.
Don't you remember me?
You took my headshots for an audition ten years ago.
I don't remember you.
Being blind like that...
is how you're still a small-time photographer.
You must have been jealous of your successful cousin.
Well,
I've been benefiting from his success and talent.
But here's the thing.
Have you ever been the source of hope...
for your family before?
You lack talent but are brimming with greed.
What a sad life that must be.
Don't you agree?
Why you...
I saw it...
ten years ago.
That you lacked potential.
Why you...
Se Ran.
Are you all right?
Of course I am.
There's no need to act all tough.
We should quickly forget what has already happened...
so that we can move on.
How could we survive otherwise?
Don't coddle Sang Min because of this.
You'll only make her weak.
One may have bad days, but then one will have good ones.
This is us wiping out bad luck.
That's Jang Se Ran for you. The firstborn we can always rely on.
I added a splash of wine.
Sure. Thank you.
My hand is throbbing from punching him.
My gosh.
Soo Bin, can you get her...
a pain relief spray from the pharmacy?
Take my credit card by the POS device.
Sure.
Thanks.
Se Ran,
what I'm about to say should stay between us.
Sure.
Has Young Sik...
ever stepped out on Eun Ju before?
How would I know about our nephew's personal life?
"Is my son doing fine?"
"I need some money."
I found notes at his studio.
The notes were crumpled and torn up,
but someone pieced them back together.
Eun Ju cleared them when I walked in.
She claimed that they were props,
but I could tell they were actual threats.
Se Ran,
could Soo Bin or Ji Woo...
What...
Don't be ridiculous.
I watched Eun Ju bring both boys to term.
I also hired someone to help her with childbirth.
What's the deal with those notes, then?
She said they were props.
Could a guy have sent them? The kid's birth father.
Has life been boring for you?
Why are you suddenly interested in this?
This and...
Dad.
Yes? I see your shift ended early at the restaurant.
The chef closes up once everything is sold out.
I see.
Dad, is this new?
Yes, it is.
Hold on. Doesn't this cost over 10,000 dollars?
No, I got it for a bargain.
There's no way anyone would sell it for a bargain.
Honey, this is bad.
What's with the fuss?
Actually, it's nothing serious.
Your aunt wants to see you.
- Right now. - Sure.
Why didn't you tell me?
Please don't worry about it.
How can I not?
Aunt Se Ran,
I never said anything,
but I received similar letters 7 to 8 years ago.
The year Sang Jun won Best Actor.
It happens when the family comes into some money.
If we wire the money,
would the person just ask for more?
I'm worried, that's all.
I doubt this person will ever show up.
You never know.
It's not like this person has anything to lose.
I won't let it slide.
Not if it causes strife in our family again.
Aunt Se Ran, why don't we send the kids to study abroad?
I'll think about it.
You should rest for now. It was a long day for you.
All right.
- Let's go. - Sure.
In 1, 2, 3.
Can you relax a bit more? You look a little stiff. Again.
You know how it is.
- Channel Uncle Sang Jun. - Got it.
- You get it, right? Here we go. - Like this.
In 1, 2, 3.
You kind of look like Uncle Sang Jun in this shot.
Is that so?
Dad only favors you,
so I could be the son Sang Jun had after a wild night.
I was kept a secret to preserve his career.
Right.
If I were Dad, I'd also be frustrated with you.
Of course. Because I'm not his biological son.
How long do they expect to keep this a secret?
- Hey. - Hey, kids.
Try this burger I'm thinking about adding to the menu...
and save some for your parents as well.
- Thanks. - Nice.
- Are you on your way home? - Yes.
I should head home early since things at home are fragile.
Hold on. What's this?
Did you take this?
Gosh. Nice job.
Haven't you been filming anything lately?
My priority right now is to turn the cafe around.
Nice. I love the angle.
You have a knack for photography.
These must be landscape photos your dad took.
- Right. - Goodness.
Wait.
- Hold on. This guy... - Do you know him?
Isn't he the man Sang Min was going to marry?
This looks like a photo he took here years ago.
You're right. That's how Dad places his lights.
Could it be...
that Dad knew who he was?
Shouldn't you report him to the police?
I don't know if he can be punished for this.
Besides, nothing good will come out of...
people knowing about Sang Min being conned.
Here.
Hang in there and stay strong.
Isn't filming resuming soon?
I asked for it to be pushed back.
Right now, I need to spend time...
with Mom and Sang Min.
Of course.
Sang Min must be more innocent than I thought.
How could she have been fooled by a guy like that?
You were conned by your own uncle, remember?
He was the problem, not Sang Min.
Getting conned by my uncle was more on me though.
I only saw and believed what I wanted to.
Right.
Sang Min must've been blinded by what she craved.
Fortunately, she was more in love with his title as a prosecutor...
than the actual guy.
Why marry a guy she doesn't love?
Gun Woo almost did as well.
But...
Why would you drag my brother into this?
We should drop it.
It's been a long day.
The flowers are nice.
It lights up the place.
Whenever my grandmother would stress my mom out,
my dad got her flowers.
My mom's anger would slowly subside.
How sweet of him.
Once again, your father proves that he isn't like us mere mortals.
Flowers are not just for celebrations.
They also comfort us.
Well, I'm a little hungry.
I'll make curry for you today.
Why don't I chop the vegetables?
I'll do it all, so get some rest.
- Yes, Mom. - Where are you right now?
I'm doing something for work.
Can you come home and lull your sister?
It's all your fault.
I was targeted because my brother's famous.
It's only right that you stay by her side today.
Have you had dinner?
No, not yet.
I'll be right there.
Sure.
I'm sorry, but I have to go home.
We'll have dinner some other time.
Sure.
I'll get going, then.
(Today's Curry)
Sang Jun, you're a K-firstborn through and through, aren't you?
What?
Is there a flower shop nearby?
There's one nearby.
Do you need flowers?
Why don't I get them for you?
The florist will give me a good deal since I'm a regular.
Can you get me two bouquets?
Sang Jun, here. That was fast, wasn't it?
Thanks.
- Are they for your sister? - Yes.
The bigger and prettier one is for you.
I'm sorry about today, Tae Ju.
Good night, and I love you.
I'm all done.
Right. They're beautiful.
- Thank you. - The pleasure's mine.
Sang Jun, here. That was fast, wasn't it?
Thanks.
- Are they for your sister? - Yes.
Good night, and I love you.
What...
Flowers. I learned something new today.
Oh, right.
Would two bouquets be enough to cheer her up?
They're for Sang Min and my mom.
- I see. - My mom loves pink roses,
so you chose the right flowers.
Thanks.
Hey! You need to be schooled some more!
Darn it.
(Morning Deals: 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., Sandwich or muffin with coffee)
Ever since I came to work at the head office,
I've been getting noticed for my work.
It's why I'm not exhausted to head out for work early.
We should have more of these morning meetings.
It's nice.
I agree. I couldn't be happier these days.
- Wait. - What is it?
So Rim, can you meet with me?
I finally got a photo of Nam Soo's girlfriend.
(From Yu Ri)
I'm not interested anymore.
You should give up on Gun Woo too, you two-timing cow.
I'm blocking you from now on.
This is my favorite moment of the day.
When I have my coffee right before we open the cafe.
Everyone loves your mustard sauce.
Of course.
The new dish will be a winner. Just you wait and see.
- Of course. - Okay.
That reminds me. Sang Min's husband...
No, wait. The con-artist.
You once took his headshots.
Sorry?
Yesterday, I happened to see it...
when I dropped by with some burgers.
It said it was for an audition.
Oh, he'd said that he came to me for profile photos...
about ten years ago.
So I stayed up late to dig it up.
Did you not remember that until now?
How could I remember all the people I photographed?
If you had remembered,
could we have prevented the wedding?
Maybe.
In a lifetime,
all sorts of things happen.
Let's consider this a sign that only good will happen from now on.
Yes. Isn't it a great thing...
that we have a family to lean on at a time like this?
Sang Min. When you feel better, apologize to Tae Ju.
She should apologize to me.
She knew something and didn't tell me on purpose.
That's why her sister came by to see how things went.
You're not that stupid.
You're hating on Tae Ju for the sake of hating her.
Grow up, will you?
And don't drop my name to get discounts.
Sang Jun.
Could you not have waited a while to say that?
She's stressed out.
How about going on a family trip to cheer up?
Let's take an overnight trip to the seaside.
That's a great idea, Mom.
But I'm not sure if you're free, Sang Jun.
I'll make myself available.
A family trip's a great idea, Grandma.
I'm glad you're all up for it.
Mom.
Grandma.
I'm serious about my feelings for Tae Ju.
After my project's done and when things die down,
I'll propose to her.
That'll make Sang Min her sister-in-law.
Would she be up for that?
We won't see Sang Min if she acts like this.
Does that mean you'll move out when you get married?
I'll drop by often, Grandma.
What?
(Purpose and Goal)
It didn't take too long.
No. We're securing funding, which is going smoothly.
It's a show about masters in Korea and many people are interested.
The pro and con is that we must travel nationwide.
It looks like fun.
We're not in a rush to get started.
We'll plan around your schedule as best we can.
Okay. Let's do this.
Thanks a lot.
What are you doing this weekend?
How about dinner to meet the team?
I'm planning a trip with my family.
Can you schedule that for another day?
Okay, I'll reschedule, then. I hope you enjoy your trip.
- Thanks. - Bye.
- I'll call you soon. - Okay.
I can't do it. You know I get too shy.
You can wear a mask.
How about "Doctor Iron Mask?"
That's perfect. Yong Sil, you're a genius.
Tae Ju, wrong or groundless medical information is everywhere.
Yes. People medicate themselves when all they need is rest,
or get hurt by exercising too hard.
Some even get worse after accepting the wrong treatments.
Wouldn't it be nice...
if Doctor Iron Mask could give them the bitter truth?
You and Gun Woo could be the iron-masked siblings.
Yes.
What are you so excited about?
Hello. We just came up with a great idea.
What about you? Did you cast Lee Sang Jun?
Yes.
Then do we get to party at your place this weekend?
He's traveling with his family this weekend.
It must be to cheer up.
What?
Oh, it's nothing.
How do you feel?
Are you feeling better?
Yes.
Are they harassing you?
Yes, all throughout the meeting.
Then get away. I'll hold them back for you.
You're really leaving? Tae Ju.
Yun Ho, seriously?
("Black and White")
(T Anderson Lee retrospective exhibition)
Do you remember Anderson Lee?
He was in our art textbook.
You liked his work and copied it.
I know him. You remember that?
There'll be a retrospective exhibition,
For just one week, only ten people per hour...
are allowed in, so competition is fierce.
If you're free, I'll click like mad to get tickets.
Okay.
It's fine. People forget.
I'm really sorry. My family's planning a trip tomorrow,
so I'm stuck.
It's fine. The family trip is more important.
I get it, so don't worry.
You're not angry, are you?
I'm not. How could I get angry about a family trip?
There will be showers tomorrow afternoon and night,
- accompanied by thunder... - Oh, dear.
All the planes are grounded.
- Boats and ferries too. - On the west coast...
People who were planning to travel will have to scrap it.
Not leaving at all is better than...
being stuck at an airport.
Where are the three kids when it's raining so hard?
- The temperature in Seoul... - Goodness.
Come on in.
Okay...
They suit you. What's the problem?
Shall we stand up straight?
It feels so awkward.
You don't have the old-fashioned idea...
that blue is for men and pink is for women, do you?
No, I don't, but...
This color is hard to pull off.
Get through it.
Shall we get onto the BOSU ball?
I'll wear this at home.
I think I should wear something else if I'm to concentrate.
I'm sorry. Excuse me.
He's so naive.
Oh.
Mr. Shin, you got a call from Assistant Manager Cho.
Oh, thanks.
Hello?
Hello, sir. I got a call from Kim the secretary.
The chauffeur left Seoul due to a sudden family concern.
So I'll drive you today and tomorrow.
Golf.
I'll drive you to your golf appointment tomorrow.
If you need me to, I'll come to where you are.
No, you don't have to do that.
Why do you want to work on a day off?
No, sir. I don't consider this work.
I'm busy right now. I have to go.
I apologize.
You should turn it off on weekends.
Okay. Sorry about that.
I happen to know a useless Assistant Manager Cho.
I'll be choosy about Assistant Manager Chos.
What?
Was that you trying to rhyme?
Because you are special.
Yikes.
Get on the BOSU ball.
Hurry. Let's get to it.
- Sorry. - It's fine.
Try to stay upright and still.
Hello. Can I have a hot latte?
Four dollars and eighty cents.
Okay.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
My gosh. Hey, Soo Bin.
What is it?
This brings back memories.
We'll enjoy this together, Sang Jun.
What... Tae Ju?
Gosh.
Are you here for the exhibition?
Yes, you too?
Yes.
It took a lot of work to secure a ticket,
but the rain kept people at home.
Tell me about it. I was actually thinking the same thing.
- Is that so? - Yes.
(Three Bold Siblings)
CEO Shin seems to be in the pen section. Come on.
- Here it is. - Here...
Ms. So Rim?
I'd like to formally introduce myself to your family.
Aunt Se Ran, Sang Jun will bring Tae Ju over...
to meet the family.
I'm Kim Gun Woo. Don't you remember me?
That kid from...
I don't think I have the patience to wait for our next class.
Let me treat you to dinner today.
I'll see you at our next class.
You're leaving already?