Seo Jin, are you all right?
Are you feeling better?
Are you okay?
I was so worried...
that I came by
to see the wound get cleaned.
It's all right.
Are you awake now?
Are you all right?
Doesn't it hurt anymore?
All right. Let's go home.
Thanks for letting me spend
some time with her.
Dad?
Hi, Seo Young.
Take your sister inside.
Your dad and I need to talk.
Sure thing. Smiley, come on.
- Bye, Dad.
- Bye.
This is as much courtesy
as I can show you.
I know you feel terrible
about what happened to Seo Jin.
I am.
I'm covering more classes now.
Another teacher had
to drop some of hers.
I won't teach classes
at night anymore,
and Seo Jin will be sent
to kindergarten.
Seo Young will no longer
be allowed to see you...
whenever she feels like it.
Are you saying...
that I can't see my kids anymore?
Once every two weeks,
someplace outside.
I'll drop them off.
Got it.
I'd like to pay you child support.
At least let me send you some money.
Let me do the bare minimum
as their father.
Sure.
I'll accept it then.
What about Dad? Did he leave?
Yes, he did.
Mom, you must be truly upset
to give Dad the cold shoulder...
Seo Young.
You're not allowed to go to
your Grandpa's without permission.
- Why not?
- Because I said so.
I'll take your phone away
if you skip your classes again.
Sure.
I won't skip any of my classes.
So at least let me see Dad...
No.
Not unless I give you permission,
and that's final.
You always do whatever you want!
The girls enjoyed the sushi
and told me to tell you that.
Really? That's great!
So where are you right now?
I'm on my way to the library.
I was hoping to ask the girls
for some help on the assignment.
That's nice.
It's only been a day
but you seem better acquainted.
That's right.
By the way,
Ms. Choi wired me the money I earned
for working part-time,
but she paid me 200 dollars extra.
Really?
That doesn't sound like her.
She must like you a lot.
I'm touched, you know.
- Da Hee!
- Da Hee?
The girls are waving me over.
I'll call on my way home.
- Enjoy your dinner.
- Bye.
Look at her all thrilled
about having new friends.
Gyu Jin, you're home.
- Is that ramyeon?
- Yes.
Let me have some. Come on.
There we go.
You're back to the Gyu Jin I know.
It's nice to see you
back from the dead.
Is that so? Letting go
has helped me clear my head...
and now my brain
is signaling that I'm hungry.
What did you let go of?
Can you be more specific?
Shut it and cook two packets more.
Crack two eggs in...
but don't break them up.
- Move!
- Got it.
What exactly did you let go of?
- Tell me what you mean.
- No.
All right.
Why do you need to wear
that much makeup...
when you're going to see a show?
Isn't it a bit too much?
Is it?
I can't say I agree.
It looks pretty to me.
- Young Dal,
- Yes.
is this too much makeup?
What?
Well, I guess... But it's fine.
Ms. Ok Ja, shall we get going?
- Hi, Mr. Yang.
- I see you're here.
Chi Su, do I have on
too much makeup?
I haven't been to a show in a while,
so I got dolled up.
Ok Boon and Young Dal
say it's too much though.
Let me see.
Goodness me.
I'm blinded!
I'm blinded by your beauty.
No way. You have to keep seeing me,
so you can't afford to be blinded.
Let me cover your eyes for you.
My gosh.
Get out of here, you two. Leave.
Ms. Song, aren't you heading home?
I have a few things to finish up.
You should head home first.
This is new.
You're usually one to leave
a second after your shift is over.
See you tomorrow then.
We'll get going too.
- See you tomorrow.
- Bye.
- See you tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow.
Hyo Sin, you're here!
You asked me here.
- A fit model?
- Yes, the company...
asked the employees
to submit coordinated outfits.
I'd appreciate your help.
It won't be that difficult.
I need to take some photos of you,
so can you come by the store later?
I'm not sure.
It's not something I'm good at.
Let me think about it.
Sure thing.
Just let me know what you decide.
Don't think of it
as too much of a burden, okay?
Call me!
You never gave me a call,
so I thought it was a bust.
Really? I can still leave, you know.
Don't be ridiculous, Mr. Park.
You came all the way here,
so get dressed up
and pose for some photos.
What do you say?
Come on.
It's true what they say about...
good looks being
the main element of fashion.
You're glowing.
A more basic shirt
might suit these pants better.
Just a second.
Okay, good. Our clothes
seem to fit you perfectly.
Yes, this is better.
It is, but...
Hold on.
How about a linen jacket
to go with it?
Okay, perfect. Just perfect.
Wait, the collar needs
to be folded properly.
Why won't this fold properly?
All right, let's take some photos.
Can you stand over there?
Okay, here we go.
Something's not right.
You could also do this.
It's not that hard to get.
Here, like this.
Try it.
Okay, all right. I'll try.
Here we go then.
You look great.
Can you lift up your chin?
Why do you look so awkward?
Stretch out your leg.
Are you kidding?
I'm trying my best, you know.
Okay, now stand up straight.
Here, eat up.
Thank you so much for today.
If I win the prize,
I'll treat you to dinner.
It'll be something super expensive.
It's all right.
You already gave me a gift.
Come on. That was to thank you
for looking after my son.
This is a separate case.
Hyo Sin,
there's something I'd like to ask.
What's that?
Did you leave home...
because you fought
with your parents?
I saw you outside the house...
with someone
who looked like your father.
He seemed like a smart gentleman.
I guess you don't take after him.
Why did you leave home?
You're not the type
to do things without a reason,
and you're too old
to be a rebellious teenager.
Did something bad happen at home?
You don't have to tell me
if you don't want to.
Just know...
that you can come to me
if you want to talk.
It's not healthy to keep
everything bottled up inside.
Got it.
Right, then eat up.
Make sure you clear the bowl. Here.
Have this too.
I'm not Ji Hun, you know.
Gosh, I'm full.
I can't believe
I ate this late at night.
With age, it gets harder
to keep your waist thin.
Only people like me
can maintain a good figure.
Because you were born that way?
Why? Did I sound obnoxious?
Yes, you did.
What can I say though?
It's the truth.
My stomach's close to bursting.
I'll be too full to even sleep.
Wait, what's that?
They're rental kick scooters.
I knew we had rental bikes,
but this I didn't know of.
Would you like to ride one?
Don't be silly.
I'm not a child, you know.
They're only for young kids
like Ji Hun.
Check out the fresh air.
I'm loving it!
- Maintain your speed.
- Got it.
How refreshing.
Is this slow enough?
Aren't I good at this?
Yes, you are.
What a blast this is.
It'd even be nice to ride this
on the way to work.
It's downhill up ahead.
Be careful.
My gosh, this is amazing.
(Yongju Traditional Market)
- Ouch!
- Goodness.
Cho Yeon, are you kidding me?
Sorry about that.
The room's too small
for you to sleep...
spread out across the floor.
That's a nasty sleeping habit.
Why are you waking up so early?
Early, my foot. It's already 8 a.m.
All the vendors at the market
get up at the crack of dawn...
to prepare for the day.
Laziness isn't in their blood.
I work hard too in my own way.
Sure, whatever you say.
Gosh.
Where are you off to?
The salon to get my hair done.
- The salon?
- Yes.
- Me, too. I'd like to go as well.
- What?
You, too?
What can I do for
my new client today?
A heap of volume?
Of course not.
I'm not some hillbilly, you know.
The ends of my hair
should have a feminine touch...
and fall gently on my shoulders.
Give the top of my hair
a build perm...
while giving the middle section
a grace perm...
that seems natural.
In other words,
the Hannam-dong style.
Sorry, a build perm?
Don't you know what it is?
The bold S shape.
Goodness, this is unacceptable.
I don't care if the salon
isn't in the heart of Seoul,
you should still know
the trending perms.
Shut it.
You talk too much
for someone getting a freebie.
Are you paying for all this?
Are you?
All right, fine. I'll be quiet.
Ma'am, our hair is in your hands.
- Give us the Yongju style.
- Sure.
Cho Yeon, is there
something you'd like?
It's your birthday tomorrow.
Is it your birthday tomorrow?
I didn't know.
It's better to get you
what you want or need.
Give us a few hints.
Forget it. It's not like
the day is my actual birthday.
Besides, I'm too old for that,
so don't worry about it.
Could you set my bangs
with some hairspray?
Good morning.
- Hello.
- Hi.
I see you're enjoying
your morning coffee.
Good morning.
You must be coming back
from the salon.
Look at all that volume.
I see you're a group of 4 today,
not a group of 3.
I'm sorry about the mess she made
the other day.
She's a good friend of mine...
and will be staying with me
for about 10 days or so.
Go ahead and say hello.
She works at
the fried chicken place...
while these two own
the dried fish store...
and the twisted doughnut shop
respectively.
I see it doesn't take much
to own a shop here.
Hello, I'm Hong Yeon Hong.
- Right, hello.
- She already said hello yesterday.
She went around the market
irritating all the shop owners.
You said that
my dried squid stinks.
Maybe I should spray
some perfume on them.
I'm thinking about
switching to organic sugar.
It'll lower the calories, I guess.
She must've run her mouth again.
I'm sorry about that.
Her words never get filtered
through her brain before she talks.
Apologize!
Hey, Mike. How are you?
Good, I'm good. Thanks for asking.
Yes, I heard the news.
You guys are...
opening
the children's hospital in New York.
Good stuff.
Oh, really?
I have some things
to finish in Korea.
Yes. I'll have to think about it.
I'll get back to you
as soon as possible. Is it okay?
Yes. Sure.
Thanks. All right.
Talk to you later.
Bye.
Dinner?
I'm a little tired today.
Okay. Let's do that.
At around 6:30 p.m.?
Okay. My last appointment
is at 5:30 p.m.
Okay. Bye.
Really?
Thank you so much.
So does that mean
I can move whenever I want?
No, it's okay. I just need
to give the advance notice here.
I'll fix a date and get back to you.
Okay. Thank you. Bye.
Hey.
Are you going somewhere?
What?
Yes. I mean, no. It's nothing.
What does that mean?
Are you going somewhere or not?
Are you taking a day off
to go fishing?
No, it's not like that.
Do you want this?
Yes. Thanks.
So you're back to normal.
What do you mean?
You've been acting strangely
for the past few days.
You've been giving only short
answers and avoiding my eyes.
- Did I do that?
- Yes, you did.
So I was wondering
if I put you in a bad mood again.
When you were sick, I...
Nothing. Never mind.
What about it?
I said nothing.
Anyway, you've been acting strange.
That's just how you feel.
Since when did you
walk on eggshells around me?
Get back to work.
You owe me a beverage.
Gyu Jin.
Just tell me when you need advice.
That's what we promised to do.
We should be cool.
Okay. Thank you.
What's with that face?
You silly wench.
I know it's just for 10 days,
but you can't act like...
such a rough-and-tumble
amateur here.
Make sure to watch what you say.
Okay. That's enough.
I'm sick and tired of hearing it.
It's just that
I'm still feeling nervous.
Did you forget the old days after
becoming the association manager?
Since when did you care
about manners and communities?
I just can't take this anymore.
Excuse me.
Cho Yeon has always
cared about manners.
Right. And she's
always been sociable.
That's it.
You're right, Yeon Hong.
I was quite ignorant
and uneducated before,
so I didn't even
care about community life.
I used to live as I pleased.
But I've learned my lesson here.
When you are in Rome,
do as Romans do.
And in community life,
harmony comes before individuality.
I'm not happy about it,
I should leave.
Okay. Just say it once.
Where are you going?
You should eat before you go out.
I'm not eating.
Why do you keep forcing me
to eat your terrible kimbap?
You can't find fault with my food
just because you're upset.
- Why is my kimbap terrible?
- It's really terrible. It's awful.
Everyone knows it but you.
You've been losing customers
since the opening, right?
And people who eat here
leave food on their plates.
Why do you think it is?
Even they don't eat your kimbap
saying they're on a diet.
But they go out and come back with
some red stains on their shirts.
Why do you think that is?
Is it true?
Does my kimbap taste bad?
Gosh, no. Maybe a little?
I'd say it's not well salted.
But it's good for your health.
It's well-being food.
- Exactly.
- Well-being.
I'll go have some jjamppong.
See you.
Hey, why did you guys
not tell me sooner?
I opened this restaurant
because you said my kimbap is good.
I thought I was losing
too many customers.
Gosh, what should I do now?
Is it that bad?
It's good.
What am I supposed to do?
Everything is good to her,
so she thinks people would
feel the same way.
She shouldn't be
running a restaurant.
(Don't answer 2)
Those idiots.
What brings you here, Da Hee?
Are you on your way
home from school?
Yes. I was coming home after class,
and I suddenly missed you so much.
No. I know you're lying.
So is everything
going well at school?
It's not easy to study
with young kids, right?
Yes. I'm having such a hard time.
By the way, Ms. Choi,
why did you pay me so much money?
I was surprised to see that.
I forced you to work here
when it wasn't a good time.
It's nothing
compared to what you've done.
Just take it as a gift from me.
Okay. I will gratefully
accept it then.
Did you have something to eat?
Yes. I just made do
with some juice earlier.
I didn't want to eat alone.
Again?
I know it's tiresome,
but you shouldn't skip a meal.
Do you want to go out with me?
I'll buy you something to eat.
No, it's okay.
You must be busy with your study.
Even when I'm busy, I have time
to buy you something to eat.
Let's go out.
I can't buy you something expensive,
but I can buy something delicious.
Shall we do that?
Hang on a second.
I should call the part-timer
and ask when she's coming.
Okay.
I was always jealous of my friend
going shopping with her daughter.
We had great food
and came shopping together.
This is so nice.
It's a lot more fun
than going alone.
I know. I feel the same way.
I could've bought you something
nicer. Why did you have soup?
No. That's what I wanted to eat.
I just had no one to eat with.
You can call me
whenever you need me.
They are open 24 hours a day,
so we can eat it even at night.
Are you serious?
I'm really going to call you.
Sure. You have to call me.
I'll come right away
anytime anywhere.
Right away?
That sounds cute.
My gosh.
I guess it's a scarf for summer.
I like the color.
I think so.
It will look perfect on you.
Ms. Choi, I'll buy you one
as a gift. Go ahead and pick one.
Gosh, I should buy it.
Why would you do that?
That's because
our food didn't cost a lot.
The AC is on all day at the cafe.
You can wear it there.
Do you want me to pick one?
I'm not sure if I can do this.
Then what about this one?
Good choice.
You have fair skin,
so it will look great on you.
Excuse me. Can we try this on?
Sure.
Gosh, it's so pretty.
It looks great on you.
- You think? Do I look good?
- Yes.
You two look sweet
as a mother and daughter.
You're so lucky to have such
an affectionate daughter like her.
Well... Yes. But we're...
Sure. We look good, don't we?
Sure.
Hello, Joo Young.
- Isn't the manager here yet?
- No.
It showed that someone got
off work late last night.
Is that when you left?
Yes. I worked late for the contest.
There is prize money to be won.
I get motivated by things like that.
What about you? Did you do it?
Yes. I just gave it a lick
and a promise not to get told off.
I just tried
to make it look assorted.
You're going to win anyway.
Why would I even try hard?
I know you're good.
Gosh, don't say that.
Why are you guys chatting away
instead of working?
- Hello, Ms. Kwon.
- Good morning.
The new products are at the door.
Display them in the main sector.
Yes, ma'am.
I checked the emails
from the applicants.
Okay.
I'm going to recommend Joo Young,
just so you know.
What?
Me?
Why? Do you have
a problem with that?
Is there a problem, Ga Hee?
No. There's no problem.
What's the basis of the evaluation?
What exactly did you
not like about my styling?
It's too strange.
Strange?
It's just way too strange.
What about it?
The feel of it.
That's what I thought.
It's not good enough to
represent our store.
Why should I explain
my decision to you?
Don't I have
the authority to choose?
Yes. You do. I apologize.
Unpack the new items.
Joo Young, follow me.
Okay.
Ga Hee.
It's okay. I guess
my idea wasn't good enough.
Go on inside.
Okay.
Darn it.
What a brat.
So what if she's a manager?
My gosh.
Hi, Bo Young.
I was on my way to see you.
You leave today. Where's Si Hoo?
In the parking lot with my brother.
I'll come with you and say goodbye.
Okay.
Listen to your mom
when you're at home...
and eat all your food.
The most important thing is,
don't get sick.
- Promise, okay?
- Yes.
You're a man,
so you'll keep your word.
Dr. Yoon. Will you not
come to see me anymore?
I should and will,
but not too often.
Say goodbye and get in the car.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye, Si Hoo.
Don't make your brother wait.
Okay.
Thanks, Gyu Jin.
For what?
For everything.
I felt excited for a while.
Though the rejection hurts.
While raising Si Hoo,
I'd forgotten that
I had such emotions.
You're making me feel worse.
What's this?
Read it.
And reconsider
moving to the countryside.
I bought it on the way.
Eat the porridge and your medicine.
Don't get sick.
I couldn't throw it away.
Dr. Song still cares about you.
She still has a place
for you in her heart.
(Don't get sick. From Na Hee.)
I meant to finish early,
but it took a while.
It's fine.
I think we'll be right on time.
Good.
Dr. Yoon. Didn't you leave yet?
Let's talk.
Right now?
If it's not urgent,
let's talk tomorrow.
No, right now.
It must be now.
Can't it wait?
We have a dinner reservation.
Talk to her tomorrow, Dr. Yoon.
Let's go, Na Hee.
Hear me out first...
Na Hee.
(Once Again)
You know me.
I'm not the closed-minded boyfriend
who restricts his girlfriend.
- Hey, Da Hee.
- Hey, Jae Seok.
Do you want me to help?
Is that the president of
the merchant association?
- Yes.
- He must be rich.
Here's some advice from an elder.
You should be nice.
I know one thing.
You must be happy
for Ji Hun to be happy.
What is it you want to do?
Sir, I'm going somewhere else.
Go to Myungin University now!
I got an offer from New York.
I asked Na Hee to come with me.
What about you?
What do you want me to do?
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01x58 - Episode 58
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Song Young-dal and Jang Ok-boon have been married for many years and they have four children .
Song Young-dal and Jang Ok-boon have been married for many years and they have four children .