01x06 - Means and Methods

[bunniefuu]

(All people, incidents, and backgrounds...)

(in this drama are fictitious
and unrelated to reality.)

(Also, children and animals were
filmed under production guidelines.)

(Episode 6: Means and Methods)

What are you doing? It's cold.

You're here.

It seems you're going
to plant something here.

Yes. I'm going to plant some
potatoes when spring comes.

You could just buy them.

You're foolishly diligent.

It's just a pastime. I'm bored.

A young person like
you shouldn't feel bored.

Oh, my gosh.

Is there anything uncomfortable for you?

- No. It's all good. - Okay.

Is the boiler working fine?

Yes.

When the temperature drops below freezing,

always leave the faucet slightly open.

- Okay. - All right.

By the way,

did something happen?

Oh, right.

I came...

because I thought it'd be
better to tell you in person.

Come and have a seat.

We met when you were 21.

And you're almost 30 now.

Right.

- It's been already ten years. - Yes.

If you perhaps...

want to talk about the rent,

you've never raised it so far, so...

Oh, the rent?

Wait a second.

Have I not raised it even once?

No.

That's why I've been always grateful.

I'm such a nice person.

Let's talk about that later.

Well...

Even the most beautiful
flower doesn't last ten days.

You know the Chinese proverb, right?

- Sorry? - Well...

I'm not boasting or anything...

But when I was your age,

it was the most beautiful
moment of my life.

I made the hearts of the boys
in my neighbourhood flutter.

But what's the use of it?
It's all in the past, right?

These days, I get startled...

when I see my reflection in the mirror.

Why? You don't believe me?

Sorry?

No. I believe you.

So don't lock yourself...

on this shabby rooftop.

Go outside, meet men,
and have some romance.

That's how you'll
experience the taste of life.

Time flies like an arrow.

I'm saying this because
you're like a niece to me.

Are you interested in a blind date?

I'm happy with my life now.

There's nothing you lack.

You make a living with your English skills.

You're Eun Shil's junior,

which means you went to Hanguk University.

You're very smart.

He's a very nice guy.

Are you interested?

Why don't you meet him?

Aunt, please!

Fine. I'm leaving.

I came just now.

Bye.

Why were you listening to her? It's cold.

Let's go inside.

It's freezing.

Mi Jung. Don't skimp on the heating.

I didn't turn it on
because it wasn't that cold.

It's not cold?

It's minus 10℃ outside.

- Okay. - It's cold.

My aunt is a little nosy.

Please understand.

No. It was nice talking
with her after a long time.

Gosh, this is nice.

I don't know why this
place relaxes me so much.

Is it because I feel comfortable?

I'm going to meet someone
who is like this cosy blanket.

I like it.

Eun Shil, you want some ramyeon?

Yes, please. Your ramyeon is the best.

Good.

- Mi Jung. - Yes?

Should we open a ramyeon restaurant?

Why?

- Did something happen? - It's just that...

I have to say what I don't mean to...

and make programs I don't like...

just to make a living.

My life has been boring these days.

Are you going through adolescence again?

Hey.

I would never want to
go back to those days.

Okay. Take a rest. I'll be cooking ramyeon.

- Mi Jung. - Yes?

Make it spicy. Really spicy.

- Make it very spicy. - I got it.

Sir, you have a visitor.

(Authorized Personnel Only)

(Intensive Care Unit)

The wind is cold. Are you all right?

I thought it was particularly
cold this morning,

so I opened the wardrobe...

only to find out that I hadn't
taken out any warm clothes yet.

I thought it was strange
and saw the calendar.

Then I realized two
months had passed already.

I feel like it's my fault.

My heart feels heavy.

I'm sorry.

It's the bad guy's fault.
Why would you apologize?

You don't have to feel sorry.

Well... Mr. Kim.

Yes. Please go ahead.

Every time I see you, I'm a little worried.

I wonder if you're here to
tell me that he was arrested,

but your eyes say otherwise.

It means he's still roaming
around somewhere freely.

I'm worried he might come
out of nowhere to hurt us again.

Whenever I think about it,

my heart...

sinks.

I understand what you mean.

Please don't skip your meals.

Joong Hyuk.

A telecommunication warrant
has been issued for that jerk.

We also got the plate
number of his father's SM3.

The moment he turns on his
phone, we'll have his location.

(Seoul Eastern District
Prosecutors' Offices)

Thank you.

Put out an APB for that vehicle.

Yes, sir.

(Name: Na Myeong Gi, Address:
Seoul, Occupation: Freelancer)

(He's a suspected stalker, )

(and we need to track his
location for an emergency arrest.)

They think I'm a pushover.

Darn it.

Who is it?

Who messed with him again?

- Should we go? - Hyun Woo.

Read the room when you want to make a joke.

Okay.

It happened many times.

We all know smartwatches are the issue.

Blaming the frontline
staff won't solve the issue.

I know.

They need to acknowledge the limitations...

of the current location-tracking system...

and think about ways to improve it.

- Right? - Aren't you busy?

I'll go to the Police
Administration Division.

- Joong Hyuk. - Yes.

There's nothing we can do about
it. Write a statement of explanation.

I'm sorry I couldn't cover for you.

No, it's okay, sir. I'll
write it immediately.

Did you try tracking down that jerk?

Yes. The telecommunication
warrant has been issued just now.

We'll try to catch him
quickly and wrap things up.

- Okay. Hurry up. - Okay.

My gosh.

The things that used to love me

The eyes

That used to protect me

The warmth

That used to keep me warm

The house

(CP Lee Hun Nam)

That used to look after me

What are you doing now?

Disappear

Can't you see?

I'm giving up on my dream here.

Hey, you said you'd stick like
a fallen leaf soaked in rain...

and hold out until the end.

There was a precondition.

Until my daughter goes to college.

My daughter is your junior now.

What?

She was accepted to Hanguk University!

Now, you have a bigger
reason to stay here...

like a wet fallen leaf.

You can't resign in this tough world.

It's a national university,
so the tuition is cheap.

As a father, my shoulders feel lighter now,

- so I'm going to the countryside.
- All of a sudden?

- Your hometown? - Yes.

Humans are contradictory.

When I lived in the countryside,

I wanted to go to Seoul and work
for a fancy broadcasting station...

to make my dream come true.

But after running for the
dream for about 25 years,

I realized it didn't suit me.

It's hard just to get by day by day.

And I don't have the
talent to nurture my juniors.

So...

I'm thinking of raising
cows in my hometown.

Does your wife know about your plan?

I should try to persuade her.

Oh, right.

Someone came to see you earlier.

He said he would be
waiting at the nearby cafe.

- Who? - I'm not sure.

He had a really nice voice.

(Vision Trip)

Why are you giving this to me?

The director approved it.

That's the last show I
approved as a chief producer.

Make it a good one.

You should also think
about the ratings now.

Okay. Let's go.

The eyes

That used to protect me

The warmth

That used to keep me warm

The house

Who are you again?

Oh, I'm Lee Dong Jin.

(Lee Dong Jin)

"Data analyst?"

Have we met before?

I'm not sure.

I get that a lot.

I'm so ordinary-looking...

that people say they feel
like they've seen me before.

I wonder why a data analyst came to see me.

I have questions regarding Park Mi Jung.

- Park Mi Jung? - Yes.

I'm investigating the accidents
that occurred around her,

compiling statistics, and analysing them...

to identify any consistent patterns.

Why?

If you can identify a pattern,

you can predict future
incidents and accidents,

and being able to predict them means
we can prevent them from happening.

- A pattern? - Yes.

Hey.

You're that guy from Hawaii
Tanning, the waxing salon, right?

(Brazilian Waxing, Bikini Waxing,
30 percent off for off-season)

Yes.

Why are you prying into her life?

Are you a stalker?

Data? Statistics?

I'm not buying it.

Tell me when I'm being nice.

What's the real reason you came to me?

I heard you were the only person...

who has been close to Mi
Jung for the past nine years...

since her college years.

From who?

Do you remember Im Ik Jong?

Im Ik Jong from my department?

Yes.

Ik Jong, Mi Jung, and I...

were born and raised in Taebaek.

And we went to the same school.

(Incident and Accident Data)

(Fell down the stairs,
went missing, car accident)

(Classroom, road at the
entrance of Jeongun-ri)

(Broken leg, shoulder injury, head injury)

I've been tracking and
collecting data on her...

from her childhood until
she left the village in 2013,

and even up to the recent incident...

where someone confessed
to her on the subway...

and got into an accident.

I compiled statistics based on the data.

(Did you confess your
feelings to her that day?)

(Do I have to tell you that too?)

Let's see.

I soon left after some
words of consolation.

It wasn't that long.

Gosh.

Is it even possible?

Of all times and places,
a wild boar was there.

Park Mi Jung was watching me.

I wanted to make a good impression,
and that's when it happened.

I was merely in the school infirmary
with Park Mi Jung. That was all.

But I smashed my head the
next day while playing basketball.

I'm not sure if I had a crush on her...

when I got injured.

Move out of the way!

- Bang Ju Sung? - Oh, right.

I do remember seeing the fall foliage.

The fall picnic.

Hey, how did you find me here?

I have some questions for you.

It's about Park Mi Jung from middle school.

(Lee Seo A, Nam Ye Bin)

(Park Seong Hun, Lee Min h*, Ju Han Sol)

Mr. Lee Hyeon Cheol.

Did you really meet all these
people and interview them?

Yes.

Up until 2013, there
were around 40 people...

who were injured, minor
or major, in her vicinity,

and two people who are
believed to have died...

due to their direct connection to her.

I've managed to uncover
a distinct pattern...

among those who were
harmed or lost their lives.

In other words,

I've formulated a hypothesis.

"Being within a 10m
radius of her is dangerous."

"Holding a conversation
with her is dangerous."

"If she knows your name, it is dangerous."

"Confessing your feelings
to her is dangerous."

"Breaking all of these
rules will result in death."

"However, all the assumptions
apply only to those who love her."

(However, all the assumptions
apply only to those who love her.)

What...

What is this?

"The Rules of Death?"

It seems...

there are a few rules of
death that follow her around.

But what if there's an error?

This is only a hypothesis and assumption.

That's why I need more information.

I hope I can meet more people through you.

It's not right to pry into
someone's life secretly.

By the way,

why are you so obsessed with this?

I'm not sure.

My feelings are
complicated. So it's difficult...

to explain them in one word.

But what I can say for sure is...

that I simply want to give
her back her normal life.

I desperately wanted...

someone to help her break out of her shell.

I tried my best, but it didn't work.

A part of me always felt bad for her.

I hope you...

are that someone I've been waiting for.

What can I do to help?

I would like you...

to tell me everything
you know about Mi Jung.

(Hanguk University)

Hello.

I'm the president of the
English Department...

at the College of Liberal Arts.

My name is Heo Eun Shil.

(Best Department English Literature)

A lot of people have
this misunderstanding...

that I was chosen as the
president of our department...

- after taking one look at me. - My gosh.

Never. That's not true at all.

We had a democratic process.

- What's she talking about?
- We had a vote.

- We must face the embarrassment.
- I won the vote fair and square...

- by a landslide.
- I told you we should skip this.

All right. My dear freshmen.

You got on the KTX because
you wanted to go to Seoul.

But guess what? You ended up...

in Busan, not Seoul.

Attending university all alone
without a good community...

could be equivalent to that.

Is life all about speed?

No. It's not speed. It's
about the directions. Yes?

- Hey. - Directions are important.

Can I borrow a pen?

- Our department will help you... - What?

Find your goal and direction.

Here.

Thanks.

I will help you find your lost youth,

passion,

and campus romance.

A round of applause. Great.

Hey, you.

Darn it.

Good grief. I'm up here and talking to you.

You seem very distracted.

- You can't drop the honorifics.
- Forget it.

Darn it.

Don't you know that we are
as powerful as your parents?

Do you really want to
have a miserable four years?

I'm delivering a heartfelt speech.
How dare you get distracted?

- I'm sorry, ma'am. - I'm sorry, ma'am.

You two.

Come to the student
council room after this.

- Yes, ma'am. - Yes, ma'am.

Come and fill out the application
to join the student council.

Got it?

- Yes, ma'am. - Yes, ma'am.

Mi Jung...

was dressed in a dull
outfit so as not to stand out.

But the male students...

were fascinated by Mi Jung's aura anyway.

I applied to the English
writing contest today.

But I was one minute late.

- You were late? - Just by one minute.

So...

Oh, hey.

Ik Jong.

Hey. It's you, Mi Jung.

You...

Do you go here?

Yes. I...

I'm also majoring in
English Literature like you.

Is that so? I didn't know that.

Good for you.

Well,

are you all right?

Pardon?

I heard what happened in our hometown.

It must have been hard on you.

Who is she?

Oh, her.

Let me introduce her.

She's my junior from my hometown.

What's going on?

You're acting so awkward
as if you did something wrong.

Gosh, no. I'm not acting awkward.

We used to go to the same church.

Did I ask you that?

Then have a blast talking
to your hometown junior.

What?

Mi Jung. Let's catch up later.

Seo Ryung. Hold on. Wait up.

Hey.

Go.

Mi Jung.

Here. I should return it to you.

Okay.

Mi Jung.

Well,

can I get your number?

Please?

Hey, Lee Yun Dong.

Did she just turn you down?

- No. - She totally did.

You'd better run to the
student council room.

(Best Department English Literature)

I'm sure you've experienced this.

You meet people who you become...

instantly interested and feel a connection.

Yes. I know that feeling.

I've experienced something similar.

To me, Mi Jung was that.

It was different from pity or sympathy.

It felt as if I had known
her for a long time.

It's difficult to explain it. But
she always caught my eye.

Time flew by.

It was toward the end of the semester.

(Looking for new members, the
dream club of Hanguk University)

I'll be the team leader
and do the research.

Hyun A. You put together the presentation.

Mi Jung. You do the presentation.

Is that okay?

The presentation?

I'll do the presentation.

Thank you.

Okay. Hyun A will do the presentation.

I'll email you the
material within two days.

So you'll do the research.

They'll take care of the presentation.

I'll buy coffee then.

Sure.

- I've got class. See you later. - Okay.

Same here. Let's talk later.

Mi Jung.

Yes?

Do you like watching movies?

Yes. I do.

Great.

I have tickets to a movie screening.

Do you want to watch a movie this weekend?

I'm sorry. I have to
be at my part-time job.

This isn't what I had in mind.

Mi Jung. Wait.

Could you wait for a
moment? I need to talk to you.

(Student Council Application)

So only Yun Dong and Jae
h* are the only new recruits...

from the beginning of our semester?

Eun Shil. You know that
student council isn't popular.

We can't get new recruits...

by throwing them words
like "youth" and "campus."

Instead of promoting our club,
why don't we work with the job fair?

Gosh, forget it. No.

Yun Dong. What happened to your
leg? Why are you wearing a cast?

Oh, this? I rolled down the stairs.

Why are there so many
accidents in our department?

Someone broke his nose
while playing foot volleyball.

There was a motorcycle accident too.

We might spend the whole
semester making hospital visits.

Hey.

Just be honest.

Didn't it happen because of Park Mi Jung?

Hey.

That's embarrassing. Why
would you bring that up?

What?

Park Mi Jung?

You're talking about
that freshman girl, right?

The girl with a dark aura, right?

But does she even come to classes?

I haven't seen her around for a while.

It seemed she was coming to
classes while keeping a low profile.

But she's quite popular.

Guys from other departments
come to check her out.

Rumour has it that even
Professor Jung Young Su...

of Introduction to English
Literature likes her.

Hey. He's not some lunatic.

How could a professor
have feelings for a student?

Isn't he even married?

My gosh.

Well, I heard Park Mi Jung
was to blame for the accidents...

taking place in our school.

The expl*si*n in the engineering lab too.

Hey. Do you think that makes any sense?

Then is she also
responsible for the collapse...

at the construction site of the art center?

I got goosebumps after
hearing that rumour too.

I don't even go near her now.

Hey, Lee Yun Dong.

I thought you liked Park Mi Jung.

Yes. I did.

Did you decide to badmouth her...

because she turned you down?

Eun Shil.

She was known for it even in Taebaek.

That guys who liked Park Mi Jung...

either got seriously injured or died.

Who would say something like that?

Ik Jong, the third-year.

He said they were from the same hometown.

- Im Ik Jong? - Yes.

Darn it. How can a man
be such a blabbermouth?

Is he crazy or what?

My goodness.

Why did Yoon Ju text you?

We did a team project together.

So she just texted me to say
I did a good job or something.

By the way,

are you in touch with the
freshman, Park Mi Jung?

Seo Ryung.

Why would you bring her up again?

I told you, didn't I? She's
just from my hometown.

Nothing happened between us.

You keep mentioning her because
you know nothing about her.

Are you trying to weasel
your way out of this again?

- I'm being serious. I... - Forget it.

Darn it. I wasn't going to say this.

Seo Ryung. So here's the thing about her.

Anyone who talks to her...

or likes her ends up injured or dead.

What do you mean?

Guys who have feelings for
her end up injured or dead.

This is crazy.

Good job.

Are you done already?

Yes.

Mi Jung.

Yes?

You did well.

Since you already submitted your work,

let me go over it briefly.

For this part, rather than using
formal expressions like this,

try something more subtle.

Like something more literary or beautiful.

Sir.

Thank you for the lectures.

Nothing has happened yet, but
an accident will happen soon?

Yes.

When can you come?

So he's in the lecture room
all safe and sound for now?

Are there any threats around him?

Well,

I know this sounds strange.

But could you please come
and check on him today?

We can only dispatch an
ambulance if there's an accident.

I'm sorry. But you can't
make prank calls like this.

No. I'm being serious.

Hello?

Hey, Mi Jung.

Hello. You know who I am, right?

I'm the president of our department.

Hello.

Do you like port cutlets?

Let's talk over a meal
in the school cafeteria.

Can we...

do this another day?

- I'm sorry. - Hey.

You always disappear
so fast after the lectures.

I even asked around for your schedule...

and waited for you.

Just five minutes.

Or three minutes. Please?

What's he doing?

That's dangerous. Why is
he sitting on the windowsill?

Hey. Don't turn around.

- Professor Jung is watching you. - What?

Eun Shil.

I don't think I can be here right now.

What?

What happened?

Oh, no. Don't look.

It's because of me again.

It's not because of
me. It's just an accident.

It's okay, Mi Jung. Don't turn around.

It's okay.

After that accident, the
rumour that she was a witch...

was no longer just a
rumour. It became a fact.

(The rumour was no longer just a rumour.)

(It became a fact.)

Mi Jung...

couldn't endure it anymore.

She withdrew from the university.

(Mayor of Seoul Must Carry
Forward Redevelopment Plan)

(To be demolished)

(Redevelopment is driving out the locals.)

Oh, no!

I just saw a rat.

The rat is as big as a cat.

Gosh, that startled me.

That caught me off guard.

Do you live alone?

Water is the only thing
I can offer. Is that okay?

Yes. I need to drink
something. I'm thirsty.

That's nice and cool.

How long have you been living here?

After I moved to Seoul,

I saw on the news that this
area would be demolished.

Then I moved here.

After the news of the demolition?

Why? It's creepy here.

It's scary since no one's here.

Do you not get scared easily?

It's not that.

It's more comfortable
when there's no one around.

Why?

I'm just...

more comfortable this way.

When will you leave?

It will be hard to go down
if you leave at a late hour.

I should go. I'll leave soon.

But why did you quit school?

Don't you know what people say about me?

I don't care about that.

It's just odd.

You did sit all the way in the back,

but you were never absent.
You were an industrious student.

But you suddenly dropped out of school?

Well,

it doesn't look like it was
an impulsive decision.

Did you talk to your family about this?

I don't have a family.

My parents passed away.

Is that so? I...

I know that my life seems pretty sad.

But you don't need to pay attention to me.

- What? - You're pitying me.

It's insulting to be pitied.

Hey.

I'm the last person to
pity anyone right now.

For some reason, I worry about you.

I don't know why. I just feel that way.

Have you ever
experienced this in your life?

You've never met this
person, but strangely,

you open up quite fast.

It's like you've met that person before.

I'm not sure.

I don't think I've experienced that yet.

You know the expression,
falling in love at first sight?

I don't think that's only applicable
to romantic relationships.

You can...

stop visiting me.

You’re fanning out the
spikes like a hedgehog.

But the spikes will prick you one day.

I'm leaving for real now. I'm serious.

I'm leaving now.

(Heo Eun Shil)

(Software Update)

(June 23, 2014)

(Heo Eun Shil)

A few months after that,

I got a call from Mi Jung.

Darn it.

What?

You're still here?

Is it raining badly outside?

It's literally pouring down
like there's a hole in the sky.

Leave that umbrella for me.

Are you mad? I've only got one.

- What? - What's this?

A blackout?

I loathe horror movies.

Eun Shil!

Darn it. You scared me.

You're more horrifying, you know?

Seriously.

Hello?

Who is this?

The power is back.

Park Mi Jung!

I'm sorry.

You're the only person I could call.

Why are you so apologetic?

Is it a buzzword?

Let's go inside.

Did you report it to the police?

No. Nothing is missing, after all.

Seriously. Why do you
have to live in the slums?

And all alone as a woman, to boot.

You never know what'll happen!

This...

This is the only way I can live alone.

I have no other choice, Ms. Heo.

Mi Jung.

Call me by my name from now on.

Starting today,

I'm your older sister.

Be careful. It's slippery.

The furnace is outside the house.

It'll burst for sure in the winter.

There haven't been any problems until now.

Take care of it well, and it'll be fine.

It's only winter that needs caution.

Either way, this needs
another 50 dollars cut.

Fifty...

Even the waterworks is here.

But first,

let's look at the room.

Okay. The water pressure looks good.

This dresser is unnecessary.

The wall needs to be redone.

It's only been a year since the last redo.

Gosh. The wallpapers
look at least a century old.

A year, my foot.

It's so dull. Even I would get depressed.

How can you laugh right now, miss?

She's right. How is this funny?

This is an important business matter.

I'm sorry.

You'll install an AC before summer, right?

A what?

At this price as the rent,

the tenant should install the AC, no?

You're practically robbing me.

Whatever. Forget it.

I'm fine, Eun Shil. I don't need an AC.

But you've never lived on a rooftop.

It's scorching hot in the summer.

It's really okay. I only need a fan.

You heard her, right?

Get her a fan at the least.

How lucky, ma'am. You saved money today.

Don't tell me you two...

are a scamming duo or something.

All right. Good.

It's your home starting today.

If anything happens, let
me know through Eun Shil.

I will. Thank you, ma'am.

Goodness. You've got good
manners with a pretty face.

You remind me of when I was young.

All right. I get that you
were pretty back in the day.

You can go back now.

I will. Can't you see I'm leaving?

Bye.

Oh, she's my aunt.

- "Aunt?" - Yes.

This house is alimony from my uncle.

Sorry?

They may have gotten a divorce,

but she's still my aunt.

I see.

I finally get your relationship with her.

In other words, you two are strangers.

Legally speaking, yes.

But she's not to me.

Don't worry. She's a nice person.

You'll be safe living in this house.

Okay.

Thanks, Eun Shil.

If you are, pay me back later. Okay?

How nice.

She was standing about here.

Please stand there for a moment.

What an odd guy he is.

What am I even doing right now?

Done. Thank you!

By the way, why were you
measuring the distance?

I'm verifying whether
Professor Jung's case aligns...

with the five conditions,
including the prerequisite.

Mi Jung was in the same
area as Professor Jung.

They were within 10m of each
other when the accident happened.

Professor Jung did talk to Mi Jung.

The two know each other.

But did Professor Jung really
confess his feelings to Mi Jung?

He most likely did.

Hey. Over here.

Hey.

You were badly hurt back then, right?

Don't get me started.

I took a crazy tumble with
my bike and ended up...

breaking my 2nd and 3rd ribs.

Recovery was indeed tough.

Good grief.

Do you mind telling me what happened?

Sure.

I was riding my bike up to
the College of Humanities...

when I saw Park Mi Jung walking up.

I told her I'd give her
a ride and to hop on.

And so, did you give her a ride?

No. She refused until the very end.

I kept offering, but
she kept turning it down.

Without a choice, I rode next to her...

and matched her pace up to the college.

Do you remember how long that took?

The school was quite
big, so about ten minutes?

(Time spent together: 10 minutes)

(2. Holding a conversation
with her is dangerous.)

You also had feelings for Mi Jung, right?

I still feel shy when it's all in the past.

You know, she was quiet...

and had this vibe around her.

She piqued my interest.

And you must've expressed that, right?

We like being clear.

It's a yes or a no.

I followed her and said,

"Hey, Park Mi Jung. I like you."

"Let's date."

But the thing is...

(4. Confessing your
feelings to her is dangerous.)

I did some thinking
while on the hospital bed.

I never introduced myself to Mi Jung.

Eun Shil.

I bet Mi Jung still doesn't know my name.

Gosh. Unbelievable.

(3. If she knows your
name, it is dangerous.)

This is where I sprained my ankle.

And down I went.

I can still remember that
moment like it was yesterday.

I had to get a cast.

It took ten weeks to heal.

I had it tough until midsummer.

How long were you two together?

Is that important?

It is, Yun Dong.

Help him as much as you can, okay?

I see.

Okay.

Let's see.

After our team meeting,

Jae h* and a girl left
for their lectures first.

We were together for about five minutes.

Or even ten minutes.

Hey, Lee Yun Dong. Is it 5 or 10 minutes?

Be clear, will you?

But Eun Shil... No.

I mean, President.

It's hard to remember the exact
time of what happened ten years ago.

Remember it.

It was from the lecture room...

until the accident on the stairs.

About ten minutes.

Yes, it was about ten minutes.

(10 minutes)

What can be the difference between...

the bike accident guy and
the stair accident Yun Dong?

Whether Mi Jung knew their names...

and whether they confessed to her.

True.

Asking to go to the movies
together isn't a confession.

Can we really minimize errors...

by relying on vague memories?

There's only one way...

to minimize errors.

How?

It's to...

test out the rules myself.

If your hypothesis is right...

If it's right, you might
get into grave danger.

But...

it's something I want to clarify.

Do you like...

Mi Jung?

At first, thinking about Mi Jung...

made me happy.

But now,

thinking about Mi Jung...

breaks my heart.

(This place is good!)

(Hyomyung Mart)

Every Tuesday,

a Hyomyung Mart delivery man...

drops off daily necessities at her house.

"Hyomyung Mart?"

Welcome.

(Hyomyung Mart)

Welcome.

(Recruiting Delivery Person)

I've never seen you around.

Did you move to this area?

I did.

Come by often.

We make deliveries if it's over 30 dollars.

What about a delivery person?

"Delivery person?"

Yes.

It seems like you're looking for one.

(Recruiting Delivery Person)

Oh, that?

Well...

(Education, Qualifications, Language)

(I have a motorcycle license
and am physically fit for the job.)

His qualifications are unbelievable.

A delivery man doesn't
need to be this amazing.

He must have an unspeakable circumstance.

You remind me of myself years ago.

What nonsense are you spouting?

I have a motorcycle license...

and will work really hard.

But you see,

I was going to take that
down but forgot about it.

Business is slow in my supermarket.

We don't have the money
to hire a delivery man.

I'd like to work only on Tuesdays.

What?

"Only on Tuesdays?"

Yes. I've got a certain reason.

Would that be hard?

Fine. All right.

Everyone must be in a certain situation.

Life isn't easy even after
graduating from a university...

and working at a good company.

Go ahead. You can work on Tuesdays.

There you go.

All right. You're all set.

But this place is tough.

The stairs are endless.

Good luck and drive safely.

- Okay. I'm off. - Bye.

(1. Being in the same
space with her is dangerous.)

I have finally come this far.

It took too long.

(Hyein English and Math Academy)

I'm 10m within her space.

I must not spend...

over ten minutes in her space.

Who is it?

It's your supermarket delivery order.

You can leave it in front of the gate.

Well...

I need you to sign the
delivery confirmation receipt.

What?

Sorry?

(Special thanks to Kim Mi
Hwa and Kim Young Woong.)

I timed myself when I was within her space.

Ten minutes was fine.

I'm sorry to trouble you every time.

Today's delivery is heavy, isn't it?

One bag of 5kg rice.

"One bag of 5kg rice."

Why are you overtaxing yourself?

You're black and blue everywhere.

What's that hanging over there?

- Would you like to see it? - Yes.

Pork, 300g.

- My gosh. - Oh, no.

What happened?

Is he okay?

Lee Dong Jin?