01x12 - Episode 12

[bunniefuu]

I still can't believe it.

How can you be that little girl?

I'm just as fascinated.

Who knew you would turn out to be
the soldier I met that day?

I always wanted to meet the soldier again.

How could I not have recognized him?

Did you go straight home that day?

Yes, mister.

I mean, sir.

Riding around the block
a few times on your bike

made me feel better.

Good. I was still worried
when I dropped you off that day.

"What if she doesn't go home
and gets into trouble instead?"

You left without giving me another look

and didn't answer
when I asked you your name.

Did I?

Why on earth did you
run away from home that day?

Well…

You see,

I fought with my brother
over ice cream.

So you ran away from home
because of ice cream?

My gosh.

It was a serious matter to me back then.

My brother stole my ice cream,
but my mom took his side.

I was so sad and frustrated.

I understand. You were young.

It seems like it was only yesterday,
but a long time passed,

and that troublemaker grew up
and became a pretty lady.

And I became a middle-aged man.

But you don't look like a middle-aged man.

You're not just a middle-aged man.

You look more like

a handsome gentleman.

You're just being nice
because I bought you dinner.

I'm not saying that to be nice.
I really mean it.

Thank you for saying that, Ms. Park.

I'm really flattered.

Where are they headed now?

No way…

A hotel?

What? How dare you cut in?
Do you have a death wish?

What?

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CENTER

Sa-ra!

Mom.

Sa-ra!

Sa-ra, what happened?
Hey, what's wrong with your neck?

Don't worry, Mom.

It's not like I broke my neck.
I just pulled a muscle.

I'm fine. So please help me up.

My goodness.

Hey, are you sure you're okay?

Let me see.

I got checked up.
I just need to take some meds.

What a relief.

Did you drink and drive?

Don't be silly. I didn't drink.

Why did you run a red light then?
You could've caused a serious accident.

What were you thinking?

Mom, that's not the problem now.

Take a look at this picture.

What is it?

What are these two doing?

They are looking at each other.

What is he doing
with this young brat on the street?

It turns out you were right.

That brat, Ms. Park, has been
hitting on Mr. Lee behind our backs.

They had dinner together

and headed somewhere
in the same car tonight.

Did you get into an accident
while following them?

What if they went to a hotel?

I should go check
if they're at home or a hotel.

Just stay still.

We can just make a call and find out.

You can't go anywhere in that state.

What?

We have Dae-ran.

She's on our side.

My gosh.

What? Why is she calling
at such a late hour?

Hello, it's me.

Hey, Dae-ran. Is Chairman Lee home?

Young-kuk? He came home a while ago.

He did?

So when did he come home?

What time?

I think it's been over an hour.

Why do you ask?

It's nothing.
I'll tell you about it later.

Goodnight then.

Hey!

What was that about? How random.

Darn it. My gosh.

Gosh, I'm so sleepy.

That daring little girl grew into an adult
and became my children's tutor.

How baffling.

I can't believe we met again like this.

Are Chairman Lee and I
meant to be together?

Park Dan-dan, pull yourself together.

How dare you have feelings
for Chairman Lee?

And think of the age gap
between you and him.

You can't do this. This isn't right.

-Have a nice day.
-Have a nice day.

Jae-ni, Se-chan. Do you want me to
give you a ride to school?

-Yes.
-Great!

Dad, I want a ride too!

Okay. I'll give you a ride today too.

I'll take Se-jong to kindergarten today.
Ms. Park, you can get some rest.

Yes, sir. Have a good day.

You too.

Have a nice day, sir.

That little vixen.

Now she's blatantly making eyes
at Chairman Lee.

What should I do with this brat?

It's not like
I can just kick her out of here.

Hey! You darn vixen.

Don't you dare make eyes
at Chairman Lee again!

You cheeky brat.

Ms. Yeoju, the food is so good.

Is it?

Radish is good for your health.
Eat a lot. I'll cook more for you.

Okay.

-You should have some too.
-You're eating well.

Ms. Park, what's with your hair?

Pardon?

You're making me lose my appetite.

Look at your floppy hair.

Your hair keeps going into
your soup and rice.

Is this a club or something?
Why would you let your hair down?

It's so disgusting
that I can't eat with you.

That crazy brat. There she goes again.

Ms. Yeoju.

Is my hair that disgusting?

Not at all. It looks pretty to me.

Don't mind that crazy brat.
She acts like that from time to time.

That nut head.

I guess her friend
married a rich man or something.

Darn it.

I have to kick that brat out of here
no matter what.

But Chairman Lee has her back.

How do I kick her out?

By the way, when is Ms. Wang coming home?

Mom, are you sure
they will repay all of our debts?

Yes.

I heard if you marry her,

she will get five percent
of the company shares.

Those shares are worth
more than ten of our hospital.

Gosh, it's like hitting the jackpot.

I know.

You have to make this happen
for your dad and our hospital.

Our family's future depends on you.

I still need to see her first.

She's just your type. Pretty.

By the way, did you end it
with the other girl?

How many times must I tell you?

I broke up with her.

Good, son. Let's go.

Ms. Wang, what's that you're using?

Don't you know what this is?

At our age,

we must be careful not to get wrinkles.

My gosh. That's why you have
such great skin.

Where are you? Will you be here soon?

The hospital director's wife
and son are here.

Be quick.

Hello, ma'am.

My gosh. Your son has gotten
much more handsome

than the last time I saw him.

This is Sa-rang Hospital's Madam Jung.

This is FT Group's Ms. Wang.

Hello. I heard a lot about you.

It's nice to meet you.
I heard a lot about you too.

Where is your daughter?

She'll be here soon.

She's nearby.
The traffic must be horrendous.

There she is.

This is my daughter.

-I'm so sorry I have a prior engagement.
-It's fine. You go ahead.

Why don't we play a round of golf one day?

Sure, let's do that.

-Excuse me, then.
-Sure.

Get home safely, madam.

Goodbye.

Ms. Wang, I have a good feeling
about this.

I think they'll click.

Do you really think so?

Yes. The hospital director's son
had this look of love

when he was looking at your daughter.

I think he fell in love
with your daughter.

And they look so cute together.

They must be meant to be together.

-That hurts.
-What is wrong with that punk?

What a horrible driver.

Does he not know the rules?
Scumbags like that get people k*lled.

CHICKEN SKEWERS ON FIRE

That really hurt.

Yes. Punks like that
need to be taught a lesson.

Get out of the car.

I said get out!

What kind of driving…

Move.

Mister, why…

-What's going on here?
-Give me a moment, Se-ryeon.

-I'm sorry about what happened.
-We almost crashed.

It's my fault
you spilled your food. I'll pay for it.

How much do you want?

Forget it. You can go.

Uncle. You can't just let him go.

We have no more skewers to sell.

I think this will do.

Will 500,000 won cover the food
and inconvenience I caused you?

Leave it. Just go.

Yes.

This is more than enough. Thank you.

Hey. What…

I guess she really went on a blind date.

That was quick.

Why did she end up with a guy
with bad driving manners?

Bad drivers are never good guys.

I'm not even her brother,
and I'm worried about her.

Unbelievable.

Poor folks are always like that.

If they have no pride,
they should have a conscience.

Did you see that?

He took 500,000 won
for a few chicken skewers.

He has no conscience.

I bet he's going to feel like
he won the lottery…

and get drunk tonight instead of working.

It's so obvious.

I'll consider it a donation.

The chicken skewers remind me of dakgalbi.

Se-ryeon, shall we get some dakgalbi?

There's a really famous place
in Chuncheon.

How about we go on a long drive there
and get dakgalbi for dinner?

Okay.

Were you scared earlier?

Your face…

No, I'm fine.

Are you okay?

Then I'll head to Chuncheon.

Yes. Having Sa-rang Hospital's director
as an in-law might not be the best,

but it's not too shabby either.

Will my Se-ryeon get married soon?

Can I sleep in peace now?

My gosh.

Come in.

My gosh.

What is it, Ms. Jo?

Well…

I have something to tell you.

Why the long face? Is something wrong?

Ms. Wang.

Take a look at this.

I'm so terribly upset.

Gosh.

What are these two doing together?

Is Young-kuk seeing Ms. Park in private?

What are all these photos?

Ms. Wang, there's more to it.

When we went to the vacation home,

Ms. Park went out on her own
late at night.

She complained about hurting her ankle,

and the chairman ended up
carrying her on his back.

Young-kuk carried Ms. Park on his back?

Yes.

She secretly gave him a handkerchief

embroidered with flowers
and Mr. Lee's initials.

Ms. Park has been hitting
on Mr. Lee behind our backs.

My goodness. What a sly thing.

Why didn't you tell me about this sooner?

Because I doubted it at first.

I thought it was nonsense.

You were already stressed out
because of Ms. Se-ryeon.

I didn't want to add to your trouble.

My gosh. You're too sweet
for your own good.

The way Mr. Lee looks
at Ms. Park is weird.

I think

he is falling for her.

What should I do?

What do you mean?
We must nip it in the bud right now.

We must get her kicked out immediately.

What?

Ms. Jo. What did I tell you?

I already think of you
as my daughter-in-law.

I can't just sit down
and do nothing about this.

Don't worry. I'll sort it out.

Getting rid of that girl
is a piece of cake.

Why would you even mind a nobody like her?

Ms. Wang…

Mother.

That's weird. Why's Grandma
going into Ms. Park's room?

Ms. Park is not even home.

Jun-o, are you leaving already?
Why don't I drive you to Seoul Station?

I'm not a kid, you know.

Besides, I'll be going with a friend.

How long will it be until I see you again?

Call me often at least.

Mom, I'll come by every weekend now.

What? I'll get to see you every weekend?

-Really?
-Yes.

Dr. Bong, I'll see you around.

Well, I'm not actually a doctor yet.

-Be well, ma'am.
-Thank you.

Get going then.
You don't want to miss your train.

My gosh. What's gotten into you?

Do you need more allowance money?

Mom, you trust me, right?

Of course, I trust you.

Who would I trust if not my son?

I'll get going.

Gosh. These are almost brand new.

Thanks for these.

Aren't you going to tell your mother
that you took time off school?

I should.

But later. When I get my license.

I thought this was just a hobby.
You're actually going to a license?

Are you serious about being a hairdresser?

Don't tell me you're thinking
about giving up on med school.

I'm not sure.

Let's steer clear
of tough questions like that.

I only get to live once,

so I'd like to find

what I want to do, what I enjoy,

and what I can do best.

That's what I've decided to do
with my life.

Jun-o, I wish you luck.

I hope your mom doesn't m*rder you
when she finds out.

Got it.

If I actually end up
becoming a hair designer,

you can count on me to do your hair.

Got it.

What's with that guy?

Did he sign up for this class
because of me?

Can it get any more uncomfortable?

Ms. Jo! Ms. Yeoju!

-Ms. Yeoju! Ms. Jo!
-Yes?

-Yes?
-Ms. Wang, what's wrong?

My necklace is missing.

The one I bought recently.

My gosh. Your diamond necklace?

Yes, the diamond necklace.

Ms. Wang, I'm sure it's here somewhere.

Please think hard.
Try to remember where you put it.

What's there to think about

when I know I put it on my vanity
this morning?

Now it's gone.

I didn't see it while cleaning earlier.
Let me take another look.

It's gone, darn it!

I looked everywhere.

The necklace doesn't have legs or wings,

so it only makes sense
that someone took it.

Are you saying that someone stole it?

Ms. Wang, who would do such a thing?

Nothing like this
has ever happened in our home.

There's only one person
who recently moved in here.

Ms. Yeoju, you left earlier
to buy groceries.

Ms. Park was the only one
who was in and out of the house.

No way. Could Ms. Park have taken it?

My gosh.

What on earth is going on?

Why is she being this way?

Ms. Wang, this seems wrong.

Ms. Park wouldn't do such a thing.

Then where did the necklace go
when I left it on my vanity?

There's only one person
who recently moved in here.

You help too, Ms. Yeoju!

But this still feels wrong.

Ms. Park would have a fit
when she finds out.

Well, I'm not scared of her.

My gosh. It's right here, Ms. Wang.

Isn't this your diamond necklace?

It is!

This is the necklace I lost.

I knew it.

I guess we've been harboring a thief.

I had my doubts,
but I can't believe she did this.

My gosh. No way.

Ms. Wang, Ms. Jo.

What are you all doing in here?

Ms. Park,

why is this in your room?

What exactly is that?

Are you playing dumb
when we found this in your drawer?

It's not a live-in tutor,
but a thief we let into our home.

Ms. Wang,

I don't know what you're talking about.

Ms. Park, why was her diamond necklace
in your drawer?

You should explain yourself.

You found that in my drawer?

That's right.

I saw it and so did Ms. Wang.

Ms. Yeoju too.

Ms. Yeoju, you saw it, didn't you?

Ms. Park, what's going on?

It wasn't me.

I haven't even seen that necklace before.

Ms. Wang, it really wasn't me.
Please believe me.

How can I when I have proof?

I can't let a thief
take care of my grandchildren,

so have her resign and kick her out.

What is this all about?

Ms. Park did what?

Chairman Lee…

I mean, Young-kuk.

Ms. Park stole my necklace.

She's a darn thief,

so kick her out immediately!

It really wasn't me.

How can you say such a thing
when she says she didn't do it?

Look here, Ms. Kim.

The necklace I lost
was found in Ms. Park's drawer.

Why are you butting in
when you don't know the full story?

It's not enough to suspect someone.
Ms. Park wouldn't do such a thing.

My gosh.

Then did it grow legs
and walk its way over here?

Anyway, I want her fired, Chairman Lee.

Stealing from us
is something unforgivable.

I'm the one who put the necklace there.

Se-chan, are you saying it was you?

Yes. I found it in the kitchen

and thought it was Ms. Park's.

Se-chan, that's…

Se-chan, that's highly unlikely.

That's impossible.

Se-chan, was it really you?

Yes. It was me.

Se-chan, it wasn't you.

It wasn't.

If it weren't me,

could it have been you, Grandma?

My gosh. You're being ridiculous.

Goodness me.

Then it was me. I did it.

-Ms. Park!
-Ms. Park!

Se-chan, you stay here. I'll go to her.

What the hell is this?

Accusing someone innocent!

Se-chan, can we talk?

About what?

Se-chan, lying is wrong.

If you lie once,
you'll lie again to cover it up.

In the end, all those accumulated lies
will overwhelm you.

Ms. Jo, why are you
being like this all of a sudden?

Was it really you who found the necklace?

Did you really put it
in Ms. Park's drawer?

Yes.

Se-chan, like I said, lying is bad.

Why do you think I'm lying?

Is it because you actually know
who put it there?

-What?
-I'm going to do my homework,

so please leave.

I know you're lying.

You didn't put it there!

Unbelievable.

Right, of course.
Get on with your homework.

My gosh.

What did Se-chan say?

-Did he say why he lied?
-No, he didn't admit anything.

He's adamant
about putting the necklace there.

I'm the one who put the necklace there,
so why is he saying he did it?

Se-chan must be lying to save his tutor.

I believe so.

What did she do to the kids
to win them over like that?

Now you know, Ms. Wang.

She's no ordinary girl.
She's been fooling us all.

That cunning little minx.

Coaxing people
must be her area of expertise.

If we don't get her to move out,
something terrible will happen.

Ms. Park!

Young-kuk, have you not been able
to find her?

No, and she didn't take her phone,
so I couldn't reach her at all.

I'll check that way.

Call me if you find her.

Got it.

Hey, Anna. I found Ms. Park.

I'll take her home, so head back first.

Got it. Go talk to her
and make sure she comes home.

I have a nasty headache.

Ms. Wang, here's some ice water.

I must be in shock. I'm still running hot.

My gosh.

Ms. Wang,

how could you do this?

How could you just accuse
someone like that?

Is that how you treated those
who worked for you?

My gosh, Ms. Kim.

Who are you to glare at me like that?

She left home to teach children
at someone else's house to earn money.

But you go and accuse her of stealing?

How cruel can you be?

Ms. Kim, are you scolding me?

What gives you the right?

It's not like you're her family.

What if she were your daughter?

Would you want Se-ryeon
to be accused of stealing?

You shouldn't live like that.

Unbelievable.

I didn't act without reason.

It's only because
I found my necklace there,

so who are you to patronize me?

Pack up and leave, will you?

How dare you yell at me
when you're a guest here?

Why should I leave
when you're not the owner of this house?

-My gosh. Have you lost your mind?
-You're the one who lost your mind!

Don't ever mistreat
your subordinates again.

Whether it's Ms. Park, Ms. Yeoju,
Ms. Jo, or Mr. Kang. Got it?

That woman…

Well, I never…

Ms. Wang, please. Don't go after her.

Nothing good will come out
of getting on her bad side.

You know that Mr. Lee
listens to everything she says.

You can't.

You know what?

Forget about Ms. Park.
I want her gone first!

Unbelievable. How dare she?

She's absolutely insane.

Ms. Park, are you all right?

Ms. Park,

I'm sorry.

I can't believe
something like this happened.

Let me apologize instead.

The necklace was found in my desk,

so Ms. Wang had every right to doubt me.

But still,

it hurts.

Nobody in the family
thinks of you like that.

We're all on your side.

You know, right?

Yes.

Let's head in together then.
Everyone's worried.

I'd like to get some more air.

Don't worry about me and head home.

All right. But don't stay out too late.

Sure.

Ms. Park.

Hop on.

Mr. Lee?

I just can't leave

without making you feel better.

Mr. Lee.

I'm not that little girl anymore,
you know.

Riding a bike won't cheer me up.

Be that little girl just for today.

How many laps will it take
to make you feel better?

Come on.

Will you give me a ride
until I feel better?

Isn't that what I said? Now, hop on.

Mr. Lee, I might ask
for more than ten laps.

You'd better be ready.

I could even do 100 laps
if that's what it takes.

Let's ride until you feel better.

Here we go.

Ms. Park, hold on tight.
You don't want to fall off.

Gosh, what is this smooth thing?

What is this thing that feels so good?

What is it?

Ms. Wang, what's wrong? What's the matter?

-Did you see a ghost or something?
-Tell us.

Young-kuk, there are snakes in my room.

There are snakes under the blanket!

Snakes?

Gosh. This is a toy snake, Ms. Wang.

What?

What are these?

They are toy snakes.

What are they doing…

Who did this? Who brought them in here?

Se-chan, did you do this?

-It wasn't you, was it?
-It was me.

Se-chan, was it really you?

Yes.

Se-chan. Why did you do it?

Why did you do such a thing?

Because Grandma was so annoying.

What?

What do you mean?

I saw everything.

What did you see?

The person who put the necklace
in Ms. Park's drawer.

It was Grandma.

What?

Grandma hid the necklace
in Ms. Park's room.

Then she framed Ms. Park
for stealing and made her cry.

That's a horrible thing to do.

So I punished Grandma
instead of the Almighty.

Se-chan.

Are you sure what you just said is true?

Yes. It's all true.

I had a shorter school day today,
so I came home early.

Grandma went into Ms. Park's room
with the necklace

and put it in her drawer.

I saw it with my own two eyes.

Then,

why did you not say that earlier?

She's still my grandma.

If I told the truth about Grandma there,

she would've been ashamed,
and things would've gotten worse.

I wanted to say it, but I couldn't.

Still, I just couldn't let it slide.

She did something bad to Ms. Park.

She's my grandma,
but she needed to be punished.

Or she might try to
do something like that again.

Okay, Se-chan.

Thank you for being honest
about everything.

But Se-chan,

if something like this happens again,
I want you to trust me and tell me.

Can you do that for me?

Yes.

How could you

do such a thing?

What…

What did I do? Why are you yelling at me?

Do you really not know?

I don't.

I almost had a heart attack
in the middle of the night.

Why are you yelling at me now?

You hid the necklace in Ms. Park's room

and Se-chan saw the whole thing!

Why did you do such a thing?

Why?

What did Ms. Park ever do to you?

Well, the thing is…

Well, I mean…

It's because of Kyung-sook.

I did it because Ms. Park looks
just like Kyung-sook.

That darn brat,
Kyung-sook, seduced your dad.

Ms. Park looks just like her. That's why.

Kyung-sook? Who is Kyung-sook?

Who are you talking about?

She was our housekeeper.

She used to work for our family.
You know her too.

What are you talking about? We didn't have
a housekeeper with that name.

There was one. Do you not know Kyung-sook?

She seduced your dad
and gave me such trouble.

She was Kyung-sook.

What?

A test for dementia?

Yes. I think Ms. Wang is being weird.

But she's too young to have dementia.

No, Young-kuk. Many people her age
suffer from dementia these days.

If she wasn't ill,
why would she do such a thing?

People with dementia
often do crazy things.

I guess you have a point.

We never had a housekeeper
named Kyung-sook.

Make sure to have her tested
before things get worse.

Gosh, what just happened?

Who's Kyung-sook?
Why did I blurt out that name?

I'm so embarrassed.

Everyone will think I'm insane.

No.

It might be better this way.

Instead of getting kicked out
in humiliation,

I'd rather become a crazy woman.

Gosh, it's so embarrassing.

This is chrysanthemum tea.

It will help you relax
and sleep well at night.

Here. Have a sip.

Thank you.

Ms. Park.

You must've been shocked
and devastated today.

Ms. Wang will be tested
for dementia tomorrow.

Dementia?

I think Ms. Wang is ill.

So about what happened today…

I think it happened
because of Ms. Wang's illness.

Don't let it get to you
and just forget all about it, okay?

Even if it actually happens,
no one in this house will suspect you.

My gosh. You poor thing.

It's okay.

I'm really fine.

I'm not sad.

I'm just grateful.

I'm thankful that you understand

how I feel.

Okay. It's all right, Ms. Park.

It's okay, my dear daughter.

I'll always be on your side.

Goodness.

Hey.

Why aren't you asleep?
What are you doing out here?

Mom, why are you still up?

Can't you sleep either?

I can't. I feel too anxious.

If that lady and Soo-chul
really are siblings,

aren't we doing something terrible?

What if we're punished
for feigning ignorance?

Mom, should we just get a DNA test done?

Yes.

Let's do that and if it's not a match,
then fine.

If it is a match, we should reunite them.

Go and get a few strands
of Soo-chul's hair.

Okay.

What do I do?

Just pull out a few.

Okay.

Sorry.

What are you doing?

Gosh.

My gosh.

What is wrong with you?

What?

No.

There was a mosquito
and I tried to k*ll it.

A mosquito landed on your head.

-What…
-Gosh.

-Sorry. Lie back down.
-My gosh.

Go back to sleep.

Sleep.

What?

You pretended to be crazy on purpose?

What else could I do?

Because of that punk Se-chan,

the whole family found out that
I tried to frame Ms. Park for stealing.

If I hadn't pretended to be crazy,
I'd have gotten kicked out.

Even if I weren't kicked out,

I'd feel too humiliated to face anyone.
It was so humiliating.

What should we do now?

The chairman told me

to take you to a hospital
and get you tested for dementia.

Why should I get any kind of test?

I pretended to be crazy.

My gosh.

Chairman Lee…

I mean, Young-kuk.

Ms. Park stole my necklace.

She's a darn thief,
so kick her out immediately!

It really wasn't me.

Why should my daughter
have to put up with that?

I better take her with me
to the US by any means.

Mr. Park.

Hello, Ms. Kim.

Can you spare some time?

I have something to tell you.

Me?

What is it you want to say?

It's just that

I am here on business,

but I'll return to the US in six months.

I would like to take
Ms. Park with me then.

Pardon?

You mean Dan-dan?

Yes. I like her so much.

She's sweet, responsible, and reliable.

I even asked her
if she'd like to work with me,

but she felt bad about leaving the kids.
She has a strong sense of responsibility.

She said she'd like to work
for Chairman Lee a bit longer.

She said that?

Yes.

Could you talk to her for me
if you get a chance?

I really would like to work with her.

Working with me in the US
will be much better for her

than being a live-in tutor.

Of course.

I wonder why she refused
such a great offer.

I will talk to her.

Thank you.

No, I should thank you.

You thought highly enough of her
to offer a great job.

Thank you so much.

Where's my toothbrush?

Did the old lady throw it out?

Is it a match or not?

Mom.

Tell me before I explode.

-Mom.
-Yes?

Soo-chul and the lady you work for.

They are brother and sister. It says so.

16 OUT OF 16 ALLELES MATCH,
99.9994 PERCENT RELATED

Is it true? Are you sure?

-My goodness.
-Mom.

Pull yourself together.
It's not your brother we found.

What is happening?

Hang on.

-What should we do now?
-What?

We should tell Soo-chul
and the lady, right?

Of course, we should.

You call Soo-chul.

I will call Ms. Jang.

Okay.

-Wait, Mom.
-What?

Shouldn't we ask Soo-chul first
if he wants to find his sister or not?

He might not want to find her.

What are you talking about?

We just found out
that he has a rich sister.

You think?

Okay.

What was that you said on the phone?

You found my sister?

Yes. Take a look at this.

What is this?

It's the DNA test result.

Mom's employer and you
are a complete match.

Look. It says 99.999 percent.

16 OUT OF 16 ALLELES MATCH,
99.9994 PERCENT RELATED

We found your sister.

You're not alone anymore.

Did you

run the test properly?

Yes, I did.

We had her toothbrush
and your hair compared.

My gosh.

Where is my older sister right now?

What…

Your son-in-law and I are siblings?

Ma'am, what are you talking about?

Are you pulling a prank?

Please don't say that.

The heavens would
strike me dead if I did that.

My goodness. How…

How could this be?

It's impossible.

Take a look at this photo.

Your brother's childhood photo
on your dressing table

is the same as my son-in-law's
childhood photo.

I wanted to be sure before I told you,

so I took your toothbrush
to get the DNA test done,

and this is the result we got.

I almost fainted on the spot myself.

Yes, it's him. This is him.

This is my little brother Kyung-hoon.

This is him.

My goodness.

This is such good news.

My gosh…

Where is my brother?

Where is Kyung-hoon?

Let's go and see him right now.

He's in here. This is him.

Kyung-hoon.

Are you…

Are you Kyung-hoon?

"Kyung-hoon"?

Yes. That was your name as a child.

My gosh.

You look so much like our father.

Do you recognize me?

I'm your older sister.

Look at this photo.

It was taken when we were kids.

This…

This is me. It's me.

Yes, that's right. It's you.

Kyung-hoon.

I've been looking for you so much.

Kyung-hoon!

Kyung-hoon.

My sister…

Kyung-hoon.

Kyung-hoon…

My little brother, Kyung-hoon.

Kyung-hoon…

My gosh.

Kyung-hoon.

Goodness.

Dan-dan, get a grip on yourself.

It's Dad.

Could something be up?

Hey, Dad.

What?

What did you just say?

What?

You found your long-lost sister?

Is this the house you live in?

Yes.

It's old since it's in
a redevelopment area, but it's livable.

Hey.

-Who's he?
-He's my son.

Hello, I'm Park Dae-beom.

Goodness. You're Kyung-hoon's son.

My gosh. You look just like him
when he was a boy.

Our mom would've been thrilled
to meet you.

Goodness.

-Dad?
-Dan-dan, welcome.

Mi-sook, this is my daughter.

Your daughter?

Hello, I'm Park Dan-dan.

You're a pretty one, aren't you?

If only our mom saw Dae-beom
before she passed away.

Goodness.

Hey.

And who may this be?

That would be my son.

Hello, Ms. In-law.

Ms. In-law?

That's not how you should address her.

It's Ms. Jang to you.

That's all right.

Ms. In-law isn't bad, I guess.

My goodness.

Mi-sook, I know it's not much,
but please enjoy.

My sister-in-law.

I guess I have a sister-in-law now.

Thank you for this. I'll enjoy the meal.

Finding my Kyung-hoon led to me
gaining a sister-in-law.

My son-in-law's name is Soo-chul.

Shouldn't you call him that?

Right. Of course.

Rather than Kyung-hoon,
I should call you Soo-chul.

Why don't we raise our glasses
and say a toast?

Sure thing.

If only my son was here with us today.

He goes to med school in a rural city
and won't be home until the weekend.

I'll bring him by when he gets home.

Of course.

We all know how busy med students are.

I can't believe we now have
a doctor in the family.

Let's clink our glasses
to celebrate this reunion.

Together, everyone.

Then, let's celebrate
the reunion of Soo-chul and his sister.

Cheers.

-Cheers.
-Cheers.

Mom, I hope you're watching this.

You see,

I finally found our Kyung-hoon.

Kyung-hoon, our mom

called out for you

until she took her last breath.

She did?

Yes.

She must be so thrilled.

Mom, I will

never let go

of his hand again.

Mom,

so you can rest in peace now.

Mom…

-We should eat.
-We should.

Let's enjoy.

It's getting late.

She doesn't drive,
so how will she get home?

Mr. Lee!

You're home late.

Sorry about that. It's late, isn't it?

Did you enjoy your time with your aunt?

Yes, it was great.

Aren't my eyes puffy today?

Our whole family spent the night crying.

We cried, laughed,
and then cried some more.

Congratulations on finding your aunt.

Thank you, Mr. Lee.

I couldn't be happier today.

I haven't seen my dad
so happy in a long time.

I was so happy for him

that I had a glass of alcohol myself.

Just one.

I doubt it was just one.

You're right. It wasn't one.

Actually, it was a lot.

Can't you cut me some slack?

When else would I get to drink like this?

All right. Consider it done.
Let's head home now.

Thank you.

Sorry about that.
I was trying to break your fall.

Mr. Lee.

Why are you so nice to me?

What?

You're so nice to me that

it makes my heart race like crazy.

What?

I think I have

feelings for you.

Whenever I see you,

my heart starts running wild.

Mr. Lee, what if
this leads to heart disease?

If that happens,
can I hold you responsible?

I won't hold you responsible
for what my heart is feeling.

What are we going to say if he asks
about the dementia test results?

Darn it!

Let's say that it's mild.
That I'm at a very early stage.

-That looks delicious!
-We meet again.

If he's a two-timer,
what happens to Se-ryeon?

Gosh, that scared me.

-Have some when you're hungry.
-Thank you, Ms. Park.

He called me Ms. Park!
How could he do that to me?

I'll make sure to get rid of her. Okay?

If I did have dementia,

I'd do something ridiculous
to make her leave.

-That's it.
-That's it!

Ms. Wang, here's your juice.

You darn brat!