01x01 - Episode 1

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(Good Partner)

(Daejeong)

(Divorce)

(In session)

(Plaintiff)

(Cha Eun Kyung)

(Han Yu Ri)

(Good Partner)

(All people, locations, organizations, )

(incidents, and backstories

in this drama are fictitious.)

(Staff ensured child actors'

safety in the filming of this drama.)

It's Cha Eun Kyung.

- Here she comes.

- Over here!

- Ms. Cha.

- Ms. Cha, over here.

- Ms. Cha!

- Can you look over here?

- Ms. Cha.

- Over here.

- Over here.

- Ms. Cha!

Jeil Group's heiress Park Su Eun

was granted a division of assets

that mounts up to 150

million dollars in her appeal.

- Cha Eun Kyung?

- Did she say 150 million dollars?

Many call it the divorce

case of the century.

What is your take on it as an attorney?

Rather than the division of

assets and the alimony itself,

- I believe the appellate court

- She won 150 million dollars.

Finally let my client reclaim her rights

after a prolonged amount

- of suffering.

- Did Cha work her magic again?

That being said, I am

satisfied with the ruling.

The amount tripled

compared to the first trial.

Is it the Cha Eun Kyung magic?

How do you feel about the people saying

that the change in representation

led to a different outcome?

Like I have been doing, I

did my best while having

my client's best interest

at heart. Thank you.

- Can you elaborate?

- Is that all?

- Ms. Cha!

- What was your strategy?

- Over here!

- Any more words?

Do you have anything else to say?

- Please look over here.

- Ms. Cha!

Could you answer more questions?

(Case 01: Divorce Attorney)

(Episode 1)

(Law Firm Daejeong)

(Ms. Han Yu Ri, congratulations.)

(See you at Law Firm

Daejeong on March 4 at 9am.)

(Someone will greet you on the 15th floor.)

If I come to work here,

I'll be joining the corporate

department, won't I?

(Law Firm Daejeong)

We'll be in touch.

(Law Firm Daejeong Directory)

(9th floor: Asset Management,

11th floor: Criminal)

(13th floor: Corporate,

15th floor: Divorce)

Fifteenth floor.

What?

(Someone will greet you on the 15th floor.)

I was told to be on the 15th floor,

but that's for divorce attorneys.

(15th floor: Divorce)

But corporate litigation

is on the 13th floor.

- Morning.

- Good morning.

Hi. Morning, everyone.

- Morning.

- Good morning.

Can you get me the files

that I mentioned yesterday?

- Of course.

- Good.

- The late hours were k*ller, right?

- Morning.

Hardly. You had it far worse than I did.

Did you have too much to drink last night?

Gosh, no. I worked late hours.

Morning.

Aren't we getting a new recruit today?

We are.

Please don't tell me she

was sent to the 13th floor.

Are there any changes

to my consultations today?

- No.

- Okay.

- Please double check though.

- Sure thing.

- This is the divorce department.

- This is the divorce department.

Yes, this is the divorce department.

- This is the divorce department.

- I see.

- This is the divorce department.

- Hello.

You're the new recruit for

the divorce department, right?

- Sorry?

- I'm Attorney Jun Eun h*.

Right. But I thought

I was assigned to the corporate department.

I'm sure it was the divorce department.

One of our new recruits

will be joining Ms. Cha Eun Kyung's team.

You're the lucky girl. Congrats!

He's borderline rude.

Ms. Cha is on her way up.

Right. Here she is.

Thank you.

- Morning.

- Good morning, Ms. Cha.

- I'll see you later, then.

- Sure.

(Attorney at law, Jung Woo Jin)

This is Park Ju Yeon

and Kang Seong Ha.

- Hello.

- Hi.

Everyone here including me is on Team One.

(Attorney at law, Cha Eun Kyung)

Come in.

Eun Kyung, we barely managed

to recruit the top candidate

to the divorce department,

so don't fire this one.

Let's get something straight.

I didn't fire anyone. They

left of their own accord.

You know that's not what I meant.

You've been pushing it.

Also, listen to what others have to say.

No one will be able to stay on your team

if you constantly speak your mind.

And here I thought people

admired me for not letting

other people sway me.

Kids these days are too weak-minded.

Let's say that's true.

They won't change though,

so we should change our view instead.

We lost three of our new

recruits by the end of last month

all because you drove them hard.

You're costing us, you know.

So what? Did the boss say something?

Besides, we only lost two.

Jung Eun h*'s still with us.

It's Jun Eun h*, not Jung Eun h*.

The boss still wouldn't dare to complain.

- Not when we're a cash cow.

- Exactly.

We should train new

talent, bring in more money,

and show him who's boss.

Sure.

How about I ask you a question?

Sure thing.

Let's say you have a client

who cheated on a spouse.

The married couple has

been separated for a year.

The client wishes to divorce the spouse

and start a new life with someone new.

What would you say?

Since Korean divorce

law is strictly fault-based,

I will say that the unfaithful spouse

cannot file for divorce.

And that is why you're

a law school student

and not an attorney.

In principle, a divorce filed by

the guilty party is dismissed

If the attorney only

preach about principles,

how are we different from law books?

An AI would be better with laws.

You'll meet with Ms. Cha Eun Kyung later.

Excuse me. I'm sorry to ask,

but are you sure I'm on the divorce team?

Ms. Han Yu Ri.

You have been assigned

to the divorce department.

I see.

Then there must have been a mix-up.

You, Cha Eun Kyung!

Where's Cha Eun Kyung? Get out here!

- Sir, wait.

- This isn't the place.

- Hey! Let go of me.

- Hold on.

- Cha Eun Kyung.

- Sir, please calm down.

- Cha Eun Kyung!

- Calm down, sir.

- Cha Eun Kyung, you.

- Wait.

- Stop him from entering.

- Goodness.

- Sir, please.

- Cha Eun Kyung.

- You can't do this.

- Let go.

Hold it and let go.

Sir, please.

What's this?

Did someone sh**t the judge in the brains?

Why am I supposed to

give up half of my assets

to a woman who spent her time

staying home playing with the kids?

That was the judge's call.

Please appeal if you deem it unfair.

Also, I'd appreciate some courtesy.

Don't you dare talk like

this doesn't concern you.

But it doesn't concern me.

Attorneys represent you in court,

the ruling is up to the judges,

and paying your ex-wife

is your own business.

So technically, this doesn't concern me.

- What?

- Do you need consultation?

Why you little

Should I book you an appointment?

What are you yapping on about?

I came to you because you

were well-known in this field,

- but you robbed me.

- Sir, please.

If you take this any further,

you will go from client

to being the accused.

Darn.

This is how irresponsible women are!

Why don't us men take this outside, then?

What?

Are you also an attorney?

Sure. The men will talk.

Come on out.

Darn it!

- Hurry!

- Yes, sir. I'm coming.

Was I wrong to complain?

- Why that little

- Mr. Kim.

- Unbelievable.

- At a law firm, you can't

- Please have a seat here.

- Sure.

Ms. Cha, Ms. Han Yu Ri is here.

Hello.

I'm Han Yu Ri.

There's no Han Yu Ri in this office.

Only Han Yu Ri the attorney.

Excuse me for saying this,

but I interviewed

for the corporate

department on the 13th floor,

and that was my first choice.

Interviews are conducted

for the whole firm,

and we choose who works where.

We have five new recruits.

Four went to the corporate team

while you came to the divorce team.

Why was I the only one

I hear that divorce attorneys

spend most of their time

listening to clients complain and whine.

Do you still see divorce attorneys

as those who listen to clients whine?

Did you have me assigned here

because of what I said that day?

Do you think I like wasting my time?

Guess again as to why you're here.

Then,

is it because

I had the lowest score among the recruits?

The boss

probably didn't assign you

to your choice of department

because he thinks you

need to prove yourself.

Then, what can I do to move

to the corporate department?

Make yourself noticed on the divorce team.

Win ten cases in a row,

and I'll ask the boss to

consider your transfer.

So you're saying that I can transfer

to the corporate

department if I win ten cases.

That's what I said.

Do you have a car?

- I take the subway

- Buy one.

And roll up your sleeves.

My sleeves?

Buy a watch as well.

Time is everything to an attorney.

You must constantly be checking the time.

However, your client

will consider it rude

if you keep checking your phone.

- Sorry?

- Daejeong

is 1 of Korea's top 3 law firms.

Our fee is at least triple

the industry standard

as are our salaries.

Due to that, our efficiency

should also be tripled.

So to perform efficiently,

you will need your own

car and comfortable shoes.

Shouldn't you get to work, Ms. Han?

Work?

(Han Yu Ri)

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

I'll take care of it.

This is Law Firm Daejeong.

Gosh. Each pile is 30 cases,

so there are 60 cases in total.

Can you believe Ms. Cha?

Shouldn't she go easy

on you on your first day?

If you're going to help,

sort them out for her.

I was going to do that when you came in.

(Han Yu Ri, In court)

Am I expected to be in court tomorrow?

What?

Ms. Cha, Mr. Park and his son

arrived for their 11am meeting.

You will first meet with that client

today at 11am.

Gather the files and come

to the conference room.

At 11am?

But that's in ten minutes.

The clock around here

revolves around Cha Eun Kyung.

Gosh, you'd better hurry.

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

(Attorney at law, Cha Eun Kyung)

Why are you standing here?

Where's the conference room?

(Conference room)

Are you sure I should

meet with the client alone?

Of course.

Mr. Park Jong Sik?

- Yes.

- He screams "affair."

Talk him into an uncontested divorce.

There might not have been an affair.

His face tells me he's lacking something.

Are you sure we should be

judging someone by his cover?

He dresses neatly in a style women like

and physical contact

comes naturally to him.

Is she perhaps Ms. Cha Eun Kyung?

That's right.

He's also moderately courteous.

When put together, you get a cheater.

I see his wife filed for divorce.

His son was forced to come

here to serve as a witness.

Good luck with that.

Gosh.

This is the last thing I

expected to happen in life.

He actually

cheated on her.

That's not true.

It's wrong.

Never have I thought of being

with a woman who isn't my wife.

So you're saying there wasn't an affair.

There isn't

any evidence of an affair

attached to your papers.

Because there isn't any.

How can there be evidence

when there wasn't an affair?

Then, who is Jang Eun Ji

that is listed as a second defendant?

Are you saying she isn't your mistress?

My mistress?

She's an employee of mine.

Then,

why did your wife file for

divorce claiming infidelity?

I know this isn't the

ideal time to say this,

but my wife suffers

from delusional jealousy.

(Eunhee Publishing House)

Tell me. Where are that pig and that skank?

Ma'am, what's going on?

The boss is doing inventory

Darn it!

I know you're in on it together.

How much did he pay you?

Where's that minx Jang Eun Ji?

Ma'am, Ms. Jang is out

of the office right now.

As if.

(Eunhee Publishing House)

My gosh!

Get out here, darn it.

- Jang Eun Ji!

- Honey?

- Come out here.

- What's going on?

As if you don't know.

- What's wrong?

- Move!

- Move!

- What is it? When did you get here?

- Come on.

- When?

Where's Jang Eun Ji?

- Where is she?

- She's out of the office.

As if she's out of the office.

Get your grubby mitt off me!

Min Joon.

Explain to the attorney.

Yes. Dad's right.

Mom gets suspicious to an extreme.

How bad is it?

She tells me to go through

Dad's phone while he's asleep.

She made me do it since I

was in elementary school.

When Dad has a company

dinner, she makes him send photos.

It must've been hard on you.

Mr. Park, you want a divorce, right?

No.

I won't divorce her.

She's slightly ill, but

she's my first love

and the mother of my son.

I must keep the family intact.

There's no proof of an affair here,

so there's not enough for a divorce.

I think I can get the lawsuit

dismissed as you wish.

Will you really get it dismissed?

Trust me.

"Trust me?"

No professional should say that lightly.

A doctor that says "trust

me" when a life is at stake?

An attorney that says "trust

me" when a future is at stake?

Are we deities?

You're just a rookie attorney.

As you predicted,

he was sued for cheating,

but there was no proof whatsoever.

If there's no proof, skip the alimony

and get him to agree

on a division of assets.

The client doesn't want a divorce.

Broken glass doesn't stick

back together just because

the judge says, "Make it work."

Think of how to clear more cases faster.

What?

Do you mean I should

clear cases like a restaurant

clears tables to seat more people?

Yes.

Don't waste pointless energy.

The plaintiff suffers

from delusional jealousy.

That's what every cheater says.

That's how they describe their spouses.

You don't believe it, do you?

Dad's right.

Mom gets suspicious to an extreme.

His son agreed.

He's the closest witness to

both the plaintiff and defendant.

Their offspring don't know everything.

They only see what their parents show them.

I think the defendant's

acting like a victim.

Ms. Cha. I'm convinced

he didn't have an affair.

I'll have the case dismissed.

There's no way a wife doesn't

know her husband's having an affair.

They can tell with all their senses.

There are only people who

failed to obtain the evidence.

You'll figure it out in time,

but I hope you do so soon.

Just how arrogant you're being.

My gosh.

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

(Law Firm Daejeong)

(Attorney at law, Cha Eun Kyung)

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

The kids with the worst

grades always revise

until the last minute,

and rookie attorneys wear black

with their new badge and read

files until they step into court.

I'll give you a ride while

you're on probation.

Buy a car soon.

What?

What are you reading?

I'm not sure what the judge will ask.

A courtroom isn't like a classroom.

There's no point in trying to get

the correct answer to each question.

A trial is a process of persuading

the judge at your own pace.

Yes, but it's my first trial, and

I should know what I'm doing.

If you can't answer the judge's question

"I'll prepare by the next

trial." That's all you say.

As calmly as possible.

Okay.

We'll begin the trial

for Divorce Court One.

Case number 2024-532.

Court's in session.

The plaintiff wants alimony

and 50 percent of the assets.

Your child is an adult.

Defendant One, what's

your opinion on divorce?

My client does not want a divorce.

Due to his wife's jealously

that bordered on delusion,

he suffered all his married life.

As the plaintiff is at fault,

this case should be

dismissed as the guilty party

cannot sue for divorce.

The plaintiff harassed

Defendant One to the point

where he couldn't function at work.

She had her son go

through his father's phone

and came to his workplace

many times to monitor him.

On July 22, 2023

and on September 3

Counsel, all the dates are on file.

You don't have to explain.

Okay.

She caused a scene at

his workplace three times.

Your Honor. I apologize.

I'm the plaintiff's attorney. I

submitted a POA this morning.

Defendant's counsel, you may continue.

Okay.

The plaintiff's delusional

jealousy was so severe,

she demanded alimony

without proof of an affair

Your Honor.

My client hired me a bit

later than recommended,

and I submitted the

evidence only this morning.

I guess the defending

counsel hasn't seen it yet.

Put it up on the screen.

(Evidence 1)

(S)

(C)

(O)

Do you see that?

- That's unbelievable!

- See?

- He's out of his mind.

- That's disgusting.

- Darn him!

- How could he?

Order in court. Silence.

I don't dare explain

what those initials mean,

but I'm pretty sure you know.

No. I'd like you to spell it out for us.

Yes, Your Honor.

At the top of the screen,

Defendant One says, "Shall we"

(S)

"meet up to copulate nearby?"

Defendant Two replies, "Sounds good."

Defendant One says

she should bring condoms,

but he uses the initial "C."

What does the last set of initials mean?

I believe it's something

done with the mouth.

- He's out of his mind.

- That's gross.

Defending counsel, what do you say?

It's not true at all.

(Plaintiff)

The plaintiff was diagnosed

with extreme bipolar disorder.

She's mentally unstable,

- and the proof could be faked

- No way!

You don't know how much my sister suffered!

Order in the court!

Sit down.

It's okay.

Your Honor.

I haven't seen the evidence myself

If you can't answer the judge's question,

"I'll prepare by the next trial."

That's all you say. As calmly as possible.

I'll prepare a response by the next trial.

Your Honor.

To identify which assets

are eligible for division,

I request access to the defendant's

accounts and transactions.

Yes, approved.

The plaintiff could have stolen

and hidden assets, so I request

she submits her financial details

and list of properties.

I stole his assets?

I bet he did the stealing!

Calm down and sit, please.

I'll see you all at the next hearing.

(In session)

Mom. My goodness.

Does your mom know

you do this for a living?

You could be charged

with as*ault and defamation.

Let go of me.

You witch. You're Jong

Sik's mistress, aren't you?

Stop it, Mom!

Get your facts straight

and do your job properly!

Okay?

- Let's go, Mom.

- My gosh.

Don't you have anything better

to do than to steal a married man?

- My gosh.

- It's okay.

Sit down, Mom.

- I don't believe this.

- Goodness.

Sit down.

What a mess of a first trial.

It's so annoying.

That witch.

I bet she slept with Park Jong Sik.

She wouldn't do this for

him unless he slept with her.

- Are they out of their minds?

- The disgusting rats.

My wife suffers from delusional jealousy.

She might suspect you and I.

How did he manage to

seduce that young attorney?

He must've bought her

a few designer bags

with the money he hid away.

She looked like a kid.

Not all attorneys are rich.

She fell for the handbags.

It's so darn infuriating.

It was a tough first day.

Here.

You saw the proof, didn't you?

Should I get him to confess?

I told you so.

It's obvious.

He had an affair, couldn't

handle the aftermath,

and decided to deny it.

People like that will never admit

their wrong even to their counsel

unless there's clear proof.

Get him to admit to it

and settle out of court.

I'll talk to my client.

Don't talk to him. Lead him.

Ms. Han, did the trial go well?

I'll come to your office right away.

Ms. Han. Mr. Park Jong Sik's here.

Thanks.

You said there would be no proof.

No.

You said you didn't have an affair.

Do you know how badly

I was humiliated in court?

How could you

lie to your own attorney of all people?

You need to cool down and

Do you think I can cool down?

I really didn't have an affair.

You're still saying that?

I'm hurt that my own

attorney doesn't believe me.

Are you?

Then how do you explain these texts?

(S, C, O)

Why does everyone think

this is proof of an affair?

The initial "S!"

Supper.

"Supper?"

What

Then

what about "C?"

What

does that mean if not "condom?"

Card.

My corporate credit card.

I'd left it behind the last time.

My gosh.

Then

what "O" was the best?

The organic beverage.

We'd ordered mojitos at a previous supper,

and that was very tasty.

An organic mojito?

I don't believe this.

Do you think the judge will believe that?

Is she just laughing or laughing at me?

If Park Jong Sik's affair material,

you're witch material.

Say that's what your client said.

He's better than you.

I should hire him.

Goodness.

Do you really want me to say that in court?

That he meant to bring

his corporate card

to supper where they'd

order organic drinks?

Ms. Han. We're hired to represent clients.

If the client insists they're innocent,

go with what they say.

Even so

You represent your client's profits.

You want to work in corporate law.

In this case, getting the

case dropped is a win.

Go for it.

I don't think the judge

will believe my client.

He'll just become a mockery.

If you say that because

you'd feel embarrassed,

put your shame aside.

There's no room for human Han Yu Ri here.

Only Han Yu Ri the attorney.

It's not because I feel embarrassed.

I don't think that's the fact.

I see.

You don't like it

because it feels like lying?

Yes. Lying to defend my client

would be unfair to the plaintiff.

Do you represent the plaintiff?

The defendant's paying you.

You will lie if you must.

Plus, that could be the truth.

It could be true they

wanted to meet for supper

with a credit card?

What if,

and it could be a massive if,

but what if it were true?

Even if 99 people out of 100 say

they meant to bring condoms

to a motel to fool around,

what if your client's telling the truth?

No man and female subordinate

would type "S" for

"supper" in a private chat.

- It's impossible.

- That's what you think.

We provide a service.

The judge makes the

decision, not the attorney.

So just do your job.

Win.

I saw the new hire's cover letter.

And?

She actually put down she'd work

in any department but divorce law.

- It's insane.

- Gosh.

As usual, it won't be easy.

Why does everyone hate divorce?

Divorce is the most fun for me.

- Seriously.

- Right.

You went to school together,

but you joined the firm first.

- Yes.

- Take good care of her.

I'll try to convince Attorney Cha.

What should I do?

Go out for a meal or

coffee and be a listening ear.

Give her space to relax

so she doesn't think about quitting.

Ms. Han.

Can I ask you something?

- What is it?

- Why do you hate

the divorce team so much?

Everyone wants to learn

working under Ms. Cha.

Did the rumors spread that far already?

I don't love divorce cases,

but honestly, I don't

love Ms. Cha even more.

Why? You've only seen her for a few days.

She came for a special

lecture when I was in law school.

- Yes?

- I didn't really like her then.

You are so uptight.

I'm already feeling

down from my first case.

I didn't study that hard

to be someone's assistant.

Have a drink.

And you need to win first.

You can't be picky right now.

Just do as Ms. Cha says.

She is very knowledgeable.

Did you always do as you were told?

Yes, of course.

Causing trouble in an

organization only make you tired.

Getting a steady paycheck is enough.

Then what is the fun of working?

Salarymen have fun

when they leave work right on

time to have grilled tripe and beer.

Try a piece. It's good.

Only squeeze your brain until 6pm.

Right.

Until 5:59pm.

Until 5:59pm?

In the last minute, you

have to pack your bag.

Right?

He is so shallow.

Yes, right.

Also, when you're struggling,

just talk to me about it.

I'll buy you grilled tripe and

beer and chicken and beer.

Whatever you want. Okay?

Also, let's have lunch

together from now on.

- Pardon?

- Let's just eat good food together.

Things like this.

Try some.

- Thank you.

- Of course.

(Seoul Family Court)

The defense. Is it true?

"C D S" means

"Use the card for supper?"

Yes, Your Honor.

Your Honor, if that were true,

they wouldn't need to use initials.

People use initials

when it's uncomfortable to write

embarrassing words explicitly.

Everyone knows that.

Everyone knowing something

doesn't make it a fact.

We will submit evidence of the plaintiff.

I see that it is a recording.

- Please insert it.

- Yes, sir.

(Deposition)

I'm sure he bought her some bags

with the money he hid

from his wife and children.

She was obviously young.

Just because she's an attorney,

it doesn't mean she's rich.

She was won over by the bags.

Gosh. That makes me so angry.

Excuse me. Could you please be quiet?

Yes, I'm sorry.

A skanky client

and a dirty attorney. What a great duo.

Your Honor. Recording

the conversation of others

is a violation of the Protection

of Communications Secrets Act.

I was in that same space,

and I was part of the conversation,

so I don't think this can be

seen as a violation of that act.

According to a Supreme Court ruling,

you must be part of the conversation

from the start for that to apply.

Even before I went into the bathroom,

in front of the courthouse,

the plaintiff's family

called me the defendant's mistress.

You're Park Jong Sik's

mistress, aren't you?

That's what they said to me.

I think there is enough reason to say

that I was part of the

conversation from the start.

We submit

the aforementioned

evidence to support our claim

that she is paranoid

enough to even distrust

her husband's relationship

with his attorney.

Nice.

Please display the next piece of evidence.

(Written Statement)

(I am the plaintiff's son, Park Min Jun.)

As you can see, the plaintiff

used her son to run all of her errands.

When I met her son in person,

I could confirm that he grew

up feeling very stressed

because of that reason.

Are you saying Min Jun wrote that?

Yes, that is correct.

Your Honor. I'm sure

Park Jong Sik, that punk,

I mean,

the defendant bribed him with something.

That jerk.

Bribed?

Is Mr. Park Min Jun

a child who does as he is told

when someone gives him a toy?

How dare you?

How dare you say my son's name?

Mr. Park Min Jun is an adult

and a witness who watched

the plaintiff and defendant's

married life for decades.

Your honor. From the confirmation

we requested previously,

we verified that the defendant

gave 30,000 dollars

to his son, Mr. Park Min Jun.

Please display the documents.

(Park Min Jun, outgoing, 30,000 dollars)

I knew it.

He got money from his dad

and wrote a fake statement.

He didn't even come to court

because he knew he couldn't

control his expressions.

That is not true.

His was not able to

come because of his work.

If so, what was the reason

for the 30,000 dollars?

It is an allowance.

Who gives 30,000 dollars as allowance?

The defendant

sincerely wishes for this

family to stay together.

However, he had to prepare for this case

to end in divorce.

Thinking his son would be

devastated because of the situation,

he gave his son that money

to get himself a place to live.

Saying the son's testimony is a lie

because his father gave him money

is not reasonable.

However, it is true

that this seems like an

incentivized relationship,

so we will proceed with the

planned witness examination.

(Defendant)

Did the plaintiff

visit the defendant's office often?

Yes. At least once a week,

she'd slam open the office

door and start swearing.

- It was a bit much, honestly.

- Where are those two?

When she comes bursting

in, it's so hard to stop her.

I thought of quitting several

times because of that.

They're all on the same

side as Park Jong Sik.

The plaintiff's counsel,

proceed with cross-examination.

(Plaintiff)

Defendant 1 and Defendant 2

have done things

in the office that could be

seen as having an affair, correct?

Mr. Park and Ms. Jang do often

leave the office together for work,

but I didn't sense anything like that.

If so, have you ever heard

Defendant 1 and Defendant 2

refer to dinner as supper?

(Witness)

One moment. Now that I think about it

What do you think about

naengmyeon for our midday meal today?

I thought you said Middle

Eastern, not midday.

- Sounds good.

- That sounds nice.

Sometimes, Ms. Jang says

"midday meal" and "supper."

I thought it was a bit strange.

- There's no way.

- Of course, there's no way.

We will end witness questioning

and finish the day here.

I will see you on the day of sentencing.

- Gosh.

- It's over?

Goodness.

Can you believe that?

She was a bit better this time.

You told me to make him just

confess and go for a settlement.

Why did you suddenly

tell me to fight it out?

That case had a 20,000-dollar incentive

if the divorce were to be dismissed.

Of course, we had to win.

I thought you were telling me

to fight for the minuscule chance

that Mr. Park didn't have an affair.

That's the minimum.

But she wants to get divorced so badly.

If she can't get divorced

Are you worried we might win?

You're so arrogant.

No, it's not that.

You have an arrogant attitude.

You must think you have the

power to control how things go.

If so, why did you change your mind?

You said you trusted our client.

You said the plaintiff was paranoid.

At the time, there was no evidence.

Stop acting like a judge and

do your job as an attorney.

You're like those attorneys in dramas.

I'll

take the subway back to the office.

You're good at wasting

your energy in weird ways.

I was hoping to run into you.

- You young

- Ma'am.

You can't speak to me like that and hit me.

Ms. Cha. You can go.

- Okay.

- Let go of me.

What a terrible wench.

- Mom. Let's go.

- Calm down, Mom.

- Let's go.

- How can I calm down?

- Let's just go!

- Stop it.

When I think of my Eun

Hee, I can't even sleep!

My gosh.

You wrote a statement for 30,000 dollars?

I worked so hard to raise you.

How could you do this to me?

Are you out of your mind?

What?

Why are you here?

I thought you were too

busy to come to the trial.

I see.

You gathered here to cook up your schemes.

No, it's not that.

- Please don't do this

- Hey.

Be honest.

You two were up to no good, weren't you?

Just admit it!

Apologize right now.

You should be the one to apologize.

The person who takes money

and spits out lies like a vending machine.

To ruin people's lives. You!

Your family turned away from

you because of this kind of behavior!

- I would get tired of it too!

- What?

Please stop!

I'm so tired of it.

Haven't you done enough for 20 years?

Please!

Please just stop.

Min Jun

What do you know?

What does some young attorney know?

You don't know how I came to be this way!

He's cheated six times already,

starting when Min Jun was five.

I saw you!

I saw you

doing that

in our bedroom

with other women!

What are you talking about?

It's all a misunderstanding.

Okay?

Let's drop the charges

and live happily together, okay?

Get your hands off of me!

I won't ask you to admit to it,

so please just let me divorce you.

Let me go, you jerk.

He's cheated six times already,

starting when Min Jun was five.

I won't ask you to admit to it,

so please just let me divorce you.

Let me go, you jerk.

I lost.

I won't get any of his assets,

and I have to pay for

that prick's attorney too.

How can the law be this way?

(Attorney Han Yu Ri)

Hello?

Isn't this Mr. Park Jong Sik's phone?

Honey.

Your attorney.

Ms. Han. I had to stop by somewhere.

How did the ruling go?

We won.

I see.

Thank you for your work.

Hi, Ms. Cha.

Please sit there.

- Hi.

- Hi.

I'll pour you a drink.

Good work, Ms. Cha.

Here's one for you too.

- Thank you.

- I need to leave for a radio show.

I'll leave after this drink.

Gosh, I'm sad to hear that.

Please stay for a bit longer.

Here you go. Good work today.

Thank you.

- I'll pour you a drink too.

- Thank you.

Don't get too excited

about winning the case.

Please stay humble and keep learning.

If you don't like that, you

can open your own office.

Okay?

Ms. Cha is being mean again.

Congratulations on winning your case.

- Here.

- Here.

- Congratulations.

- Congratulations.

Since we won the case, we

should have one more drink.

It's too late.

Get home safely.

Why are you only sending me away?

Gosh.

Mr. Han. I called a chauffeur.

Do you want a ride home?

It's okay.

I didn't drink much.

Also, I'm going to go back to the office.

Again?

We won. Why don't you look happy?

I'm not sure.

I did win, right?

First cases always feel

weird, whether you win or lose.

You'll be able to see the cases

more clearly going forward,

so don't try to be

perfect on your first case.

Yes, sir.

Also, Ms. Cha doesn't really show it,

but I'm sure she's proud of you.

Let's keep winning.

Thank you.

I'll get going first.

Goodnight.

Bye.

(Vacant)

Hello, everyone.

"Moon Ji Ae's Every

Day." This is Moon Ji Ae.

If I call this person the

nation's divorce attorney,

would anyone disagree?

Attorney Cha Eun Kyung

is here with us today.

Hello, I'm your attorney, Cha Eun Kyung.

Even if the attorneys do their best,

they don't always win.

Sometimes you must be afraid of the result.

You might get blamed.

- My goodness. She doesn't care

- You're right.

About that at all.

So you don't need to worry.

If I fight like I'm fighting for myself,

I reach the result I want in the end.

You only deal with people who get divorced,

but how do you manage to

keep your family congenial?

You're amazing in many ways.

My family is my highest priority.

Perhaps that's how I understand

those people who had

to make that decision

and love this job.

- Yes, no wonder you became

- Respect.

The nation's divorce attorney.

I know this from experience,

but when you work, your family

often comes second in priority.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

("Moon Ji Ae's Every Day")

What makes you call me at this hour?

Ms. Cha.

I'm calling you because

you left the record

for trial tomorrow morning.

Oh, did I?

Can you ask someone

to bring it to my house?

Everyone went home after dinner.

I also have a plan. I'm sorry.

It's okay. I'll go get it.

Congratulations on your first win.

(Verdict)

Judgment one.

Dismiss the plaintiff's claim.

We lost.

Judgment two. The plaintiff is

I have to pay for that

prick's attorney too.

Subjected to pay for the lawsuit.

Based on the text messages

Defendants 1 and 2 shared

- the plaintiff submitted, - She left.

Look at you.

It's hard to tell the

defendants had an affair.

Also,

the plaintiff and Defendant One's son

supports Defendant One's stance.

Considering the fact

that the plaintiff and

Defendant One have

a possibility of recovering

their love and trust,

it is hard to tell

their marriage is ruined

enough to be restored.

(The Resignation)

(I, Attorney Han Yu Ri)

Oh, right. Mr. Han.

There's this awesome

place on the 16th floor.

It's called the relaxing room.

If you go lie down there when

you're tired while working overtime,

you'll pass out right away.

(Jo Jeong Hyeon, Ha Jin Yeong)

(Relaxing Room)

We had a doctor in this office?

Didn't you know? He's Ms. Cha's husband.

For medical advice.

He's here on time.

That's him.

He's Ms. Cha's husband.

His office is on the 16th floor.

I see.

Ms. Han?

What?

(Good Partner)

I thought she was working overtime,

but she was writing her resignation.

If she insists on leaving, soothe her.

Tell Ms. Han Yu Ri to come to my office.

What would you do?

Me? I'd tell right away.

Maybe it's best not to know.

Are you coming to the hotel?

You were with Ms. Cha, right?

Your husband.

Doctor Kim Ji Sang