When I first found out that I was pregnant with Gwang Ju,
the doctor told me that I was six weeks pregnant.
But I looked it up,
and doctors can be wrong during early stages of pregnancy.
If I was actually 8 weeks pregnant instead of 6,
that means Gwang Ju...
is your son.
I got it right!
- If you don't play, you lose. - If you don't play, you lose.
- Rock, paper, scissors. - Rock, paper, scissors.
Your blood type is O, right?
So is Gwang Ju.
Meanwhile, Dae Gu and I both have blood type A.
Parents with blood type A can also give birth...
to a child with blood type O.
Yes, I know. The probability is 25 percent.
But why bet on that...
when there's also a probability of 75 percent?
Come to think of it,
you and Gwang Ju...
look pretty similar.
Hey, Jun Hu.
Yes.
What?
Gwang Ju?
Okay, sure.
I'll call the kindergarten teacher and let her know beforehand.
I made sikhye. You should try it.
- You even know how to make sikhye? - It's easy.
Ms. Kang.
You don't need to pick up Gwang Ju today.
My friend told me he's near Gwang Ju's kindergarten,
and he offered to pick him up instead.
Really?
He must adore Gwang Ju.
Yes.
But I have to say, Gwang Ju really is adorable.
He's so kind, and he has a beautiful smile.
He's nothing like you.
What?
I always told Gwang Ju...
that he doesn't take after you in any kind of way.
That's how he's loved by so many people.
Hey.
He's my son, so he should take after me.
When I was young,
people used to tell me that I was cute as well.
Sure. Whatever.
I'm serious.
All the neighborhood elders told me that I'm adorable.
Okay, sure.
My gosh.
I mean, who else would my son take after?
Follow me.
Gwang Ju, your uncle is here.
Have you been well, Gwang Ju?
Yes. Did you come here to see me?
Yes, I missed you.
What's wrong?
No, it's nothing. It's cold outside. Let me help you wear your coat.
Can we go now?
Yes.
Just a second. There's something on your hair.
I'm sorry.
I was trying to take something out,
but I accidentally plucked a strand of your hair.
It's okay.
Dad.
Hey, welcome.
Dad, where's Ms. Kang?
Hey, I'm right here. Did you have fun?
Yes.
Ms. Kang, can you bring me some of that sikhye you made?
Sure.
Ms. Kang, can I have some too?
Yes, of course. Wash your hands first.
I'm sure it was him.
What brings you all the way here?
I was nearby, and I wanted to see how you're doing with your script.
I'm just doing my best.
You don't need to rush.
Yes, I know.
By the way, is your blood type A?
Why do you ask all of a sudden?
Someone recently told me that people have...
different personalities according to their blood types.
Yes, I'm timid because I have blood type A.
Here. Have some sikhye.
Thanks.
I thought I'd be the only one working as a housekeeper.
But my daughter's doing the same.
No, wait.
I shouldn't be like this.
If I want to help Hae Jin get a separate place of her own,
I should start making money.
(Cheongung Medical)
Will you let me work here?
- Why? - I need to earn money.
I'm not asking you to give me money for free.
I'll help you make money and get paid in return.
So just let me work here.
I don't get what you mean, but why don't you sit down and...
There's no need for that.
Just tell me if you're going to let me work here or not.
If you say no...
Then what?
Then I'll go straight to Mr. Han.
No, wait.
You can work here.
You can even start working today if you want.
- I'll do it. - No, it's okay.
Hey.
How do you know him?
What?
I feel like I've seen him somewhere.
If I tell her that he's Jeong Won's husband,
she'll figure out that he's that young lady's brother.
How did you get to know him?
He's a college friend and the agency president.
Are you also well-acquainted with his wife?
Yes, she's an affiliated actress at his agency.
I'm also an affiliated writer.
What's wrong?
Where did you see him?
Well...
I'm sure it'll bother him...
if I tell him that I saw them together.
Where do you think you saw him?
Well...
I think I was mistaken.
He's the agency president?
But still, why would she behave that way to a married man?
(Energy Bio, DNA Analysis Center)
- Yes? - Your wife is here.
Okay, tell her to come in.
Honey, what are you doing here?
I came to apologize.
I'm sure you were also hurt by your parents' divorce.
I feel like I only spoke on behalf of your mother.
You could've told me this at home instead of coming all the way here.
I was worried that you might not come home.
You just left last night,
and I didn't want you to sleep out again.
So I came to bring you home.
It's okay. I was too sensitive yesterday.
I'm sorry.
Mom, please.
Mom, I want to get married.
I already said no. Don't make me repeat myself.
Why can't I get married?
What's so wrong about marrying him? He's already divorced.
Are you kidding me?
Because of you, Jun Hu humiliated me...
saying the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
And you still want to get married?
- He's not wrong. - What?
You eventually married Dad, so why can't I?
You started dating Dad when he was married.
But eventually, you got married and lived a happy life.
I didn't make him get a divorce.
I married him after Jun Hu's mother passed away.
It's not that you didn't ask. Dad just refused to get a divorce.
But if he did,
I bet you would've married him with a smile on your face.
- What? - Am I wrong?
If you disagree, go ahead and tell me I'm wrong.
You're wrong.
You're even going to lie to me?
I know you, Mom.
Okay, fine. Let's say you're right.
But I can't let you do marry him...
because I've been through that kind of marriage.
Do you know how hard things are going to get?
People will always whisper...
and criticize you for having seduced a married man.
Even if you get married,
you'll be called a mistress your entire life.
I don't care.
We'll go somewhere far away where we don't know anyone.
You think they'll never find out?
We live in a small world.
I don't know how they find out,
but people around you will always know.
All of a sudden, they'll start looking at you differently.
They'll treat you like an insect.
Who cares what strangers think and say?
It's not just strangers.
Your family will treat you exactly the same.
The elders and relatives will look down on you.
And you'll always get cast out.
Look at your brother. He still treats me like a nobody.
I don't care.
All I need is my honey.
I can endure anything as long as he loves me.
He'll give you a hard time as well.
If you do something wrong,
he'll compare you with his ex-wife and show that he's unsatisfied.
He doesn't even need to say anything.
If he sleeps with his back turned,
you'll start to wonder if he regrets having married you.
And if you find him staring into empty space,
you'll wonder if it's because he misses his wife.
You'll be miserable forever.
Whatever. I won't live like that.
That won't happen to me.
Where do you think you're going?
I told you that I won't let you leave the house.
I'm going to get a cup of water.
Where would I go dressed like this? It's freezing outside.
Isn't that Ju Ri?
What?
- Just a second. - Let her go.
She's a shallow brat who seduced a married man.
Ju Ri! Ju Ri!
Jeong Won, have you seen Ju Ri?
She just ran outside.
What?
And you just let her leave?
It's pretty obvious where she's going.
What were you doing? Don't blame it on her.
You should've raised her properly in the first place.
What?
I'm sorry.
I know I should've gone after her, but she left in such a hurry.
My gosh.
My goodness.
So you just came outside without a single penny?
What else could I do?
My mom was standing guard and forbidding me to leave.
But why are you still staying here?
I bought your ring...
with the money that my dad got after he sold his restaurant.
If I go home, he'll definitely kill me.
Honey.
Honey, should we just run away?
What?
So what if we don't get our families' approval?
Let's just get married and live happily ever after.
I don't need my mom's approval.
Are you kidding me?
I know you're young, but you really need to grow up.
We're both adults.
We don't need our parents' approval.
That's not what I'm talking about. My goodness.
We have no money.
How are we going to make a living?
That ring isn't going to give us any money for food, you know.
You can make money.
What about you?
I've never worked my entire life.
Me neither.
What kind of a man are you?
You should reassure me and say you'll do everything you can...
to financially support me.
My gosh, you're living in a fantasy.
Do you have any idea how hard it is to get a job these days?
People graduate universities, study abroad,
and do all sorts of stuff for an impressive resume.
But it's still impossible to get a job at a decent company.
So how do you expect me to get a job...
when I got expelled from school?
You got expelled from school?
What?
I was busy having fun with you.
Then you should do manual labor.
"Manual labor"? My gosh.
You're talking nonsense.
How will we ever earn enough money to buy a house and a car?
Let's say I do manual labor.
Do you think we'll be able to live with that money?
Even if I work really hard,
I'll only earn as much as your current monthly allowance.
Then what do you suggest?
We should persuade your mother.
I kept trying to persuade her.
But she really won't change her mind.
She says she'll never approve.
Ju Ri.
Persuasion...
isn't done with words.
Then how do you do it?
You do it with your actions.
What?
Don't you remember what I did to get a divorce?
I jumped in front of a car saying I'll just kill myself.
But what if I really die?
And I starved for five days saying I'd rather die than stay married.
Five... Five days?
That's how you persuade someone.
Gwang Ju's ready to sleep.
So I'm going to put him to bed.
Are you sure you don't want to sleep with me?
No, it's okay. You should work on your script.
Okay. Goodnight, Gwang Ju.
Okay.
Is your wife not coming home today?
- What? - If she's coming home,
I'll keep the lights on in the living room.
But if she isn't coming, I'll just turn them off.
You can just turn the lights off.
- Hasn't she called? - No.
Then you should call her.
She's your wife.
You should know if she's coming home or not.
I'll just wait up for her. You can turn the lights off.
Okay then.
Ms. Kang.
Don't you feel uncomfortable sleeping next to me?
No, not at all.
I like sleeping next to you.
My mom told me she feels uncomfortable here.
She also doesn't like being with me.
What?
I think that's why she rarely comes home.
She must be really busy.
She's a beautiful actress.
She's not busy.
She's not coming home because she hates me and my dad.
Why would you think that? That's not true.
Gwang Ju.
No parent hates their own child.
Your mom might not be good with expressing her affection,
but I'm sure she loves you deep down inside.
Gwang Ju! Gwang Ju, mommy's here!
Let's go.
Gwang Ju, mommy's here.
Is my son sleeping?
Gwang Ju, I guess you weren't sleeping yet.
I missed you so much.
I was worried that you might be sleeping already.
Gwang Ju, let's sleep together again.
Bring your pillow, and come to my room.
See? What did I tell you?
I told you she loves you.
Are you drunk?
What's the matter with you? You wanted me to be a good mom.
You know how you made me sleep with Gwang Ju recently?
That night, I realized that Gwang Ju is such a precious kid.
And he suddenly seemed so adorable.
Mom, I'm off to work.
Cheol Jin.
By any chance, do you have some money?
What? How much?
Just enough to get a small place to stay.
A place to stay? Why?
There's this old lady I know who recently got a divorce.
You know how old couples get divorced these days, right?
But the thing is, she doesn't have a place to stay.
What about her children?
What are you talking about? Her kid is in first grade.
What? How old is the old lady?
I meant her granddaughter is in first grade.
I promise I'll pay you back.
So can you please lend her some money?
Mom, it's not that I don't want to lend her money.
But I don't think this is right.
I don't think it's right for an old lady to live by herself.
And it's weird to get involved when she has children of her own.
If anything bad happens while she lives by herself,
she might end up blaming you.
I don't think that will happen.
Why don't you ask her to stay here instead?
She can stay in Hae Jin's old room.
She can tell her children once she's ready.
You're so thoughtful.
You really are.
I'll be off now.
But wait. Cheol Jin.
Don't you think living with an old lady that you don't know...
will make you feel uncomfortable?
I'll be fine.
She's your friend, so I shouldn't be bothered by her.
You don't need to worry about me.
You're unbelievable.
You have such a big heart.
I'll go now.
You really want me to go?
You really don't want to run away?
What if she doesn't approve?
Ju Ri, don't even think of that. Make her approve no matter what.
Our future is in your hands.
What's this?
It's food to help you survive.
This will help you hang in there.
If you take small bites, it will even last you a month.
My gosh.
I'm never going to eat.
(Hunger strike)
I'm never going to eat.
I need to survive.
I'm never going to eat.
You should go now.
Okay.
- Ju Ri. - Yes?
I need my coat back.
You should go inside. It's cold.
Okay, I'll see you.
My gosh.
Dad's going to take you off the family register...
if you don't come home this instant.
He didn't even create a family register...
because it cost too much.
My gosh, it's cold.
The receiver cannot be reached. You will be directed to voicemail.
Dad, Jin Sang isn't picking up.
Really? Then send him a text.
He's ignoring my texts too.
That darn punk.
I can't believe we sold the restaurant.
I must've lived for way too long.
I'm sure he didn't spend all that money.
A normal human being would never do something like that.
It's been a while...
since I've stopped thinking of him as a human being.
Is that Jin Sang?
No, it's an unknown number.
Hello?
Yes.
What?
Thank you. Okay, thank you.
Who was it? Why did you say "thank you"?
Dad, the security guard figured out the director's favorite restaurant.
What?
I'll make a lot of money.
Have a cup noodle and try to cheer yourself up.
But what... Jin Bong! Jin Bong!
There are no cup noodles!
My gosh.
I really must've lived for too long.
(Jangmonim Chicken)
Okay.
So this is where all the directors come to eat?
Excuse me.
Yes, may I help you?
But we're not open yet.
No, I actually came to ask for a part-time job.
- But we're not hiring. - Then you should just hire.
What? Why would we do that? We don't need another part-timer.
I don't care.
I'm going to work here.
I'm the only part-timer here, and that's more than enough.
We don't need you, so please leave.
Okay, fine. Let me talk to the owner.
What?
Let me talk to the owner of the restaurant.
- My gosh. - What's going on?
I think that woman is crazy.
She suddenly barged in and asked for a part-time job.
What?
I asked for the owner, not another employee.
Where's the owner?
Listen to me.
By any chance, are you...
Weren't you the delivery guy at my sister-in-law's restaurant?
I guess I was right.
You're her sister-in-law who was way worse than her father-in-law.
Do you guys know each other?
Okay, that's enough. Let me talk to the owner.
He's the owner.
What?
Did you win the lottery? How did you become a restaurant owner?
I got married to someone who's pretty well-off.
Anyway,
you want to work here part-time?
Well, yes.
Okay, I'll hire you. You can start tomorrow.
What?
I can start working today.
You can't work here dressed like that.
Come back tomorrow at the same hour.
Okay, I'll do that.
I'll see you guys tomorrow.
Sir, are you going to fire me?
I was going to hire one more person anyway.
I'm going to take revenge and make her go through...
everything Ms. Kang had to go through.
She'll get a taste of what it's like to live in a fiery pit.
Hey, you handsome director.
You just wait there.
Starting from tomorrow, you'll slowly begin to fall for me.
Why do I suddenly feel so eery?
(Wanna Taste?)
Ju Ri, are you kidding me?
I want to marry him!
Okay, fine! Stop crying!
What? Hurray!
I wonder how my life turned out to be such a mess.
Dad! Dad!
Dad... Dad!