01x03 - Episode 3

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[For Eagle Brothers]

[Episode 3]

[Eagle Brewery]

[In Mourning]

How...

How could you...

leave me all alone like this?

How is this fair?

This doesn't make any sense.

Jang Soo.

Don't just smile and answer me.

Kwang Sook, take a deep breath.

You promised...

to pick me up when I got off work.

Why didn't you keep your promise?

Why?

Why didn't you?

Jang Soo.

You can't be like this.

Wake up.

You wouldn't die...

and leave me behind.

Jang Soo, you wouldn't die
and leave me all alone.

Jang Soo...

Jang Soo.

The chief mourner
should stay by Jang Soo's side.

You shouldn't get drunk.

Jang Soo died...

because of me.

He found out I had quit my job,

which shocked him.

I doubt he was in his right mind.

I'm the reason he's dead.

I should've died instead of him.

I'm the worst.

It wasn't your fault.

It's actually mine.

I disappointed him too much.

It wasn't your fault.

[Paju Funeral Hall]

Why are you there...

when you still had
your whole life ahead of you?

You just got married ten days ago.

This is wrong on so many levels.

Whose fate did you take after?

As if my daughter deserved this.

You became a widow...

only ten days after your wedding.

That's enough.

We should talk.

You've been here enough,

so change out of that
and come with me.

Where would I go?

Are you really going to act as
the chief mourner for three days?

Act as the chief mourner?

How can you be one...

when you were only his wife
for ten days?

I'm not taking on any role.

I am the chief mourner.

I was Jang Soo's wife.

How can you be his wife?
You never registered your marriage.

We did.

You did? When?

Right after we got back
from our honeymoon.

My gosh!

Why did you rush to do it
when there was no urgency?

They wait at least a year or two
before registering their marriage.

How can you even say that
in this situation?

My daughter became a widow
just ten days after her wedding,

so I can say this much
as her mother!

Just leave
if you're going to talk nonsense!

Goodness me.

My gosh.

Kang Soo.

Your friends from high school
are here.

My mom only said that
being upset and all.

Don't let it bother you.

Of course. I understand.

It feels like I'm dreaming.

Me too.

How could something like this
happen to someone...

as good and sweet as Jang Soo?

[Paju Funeral Hall]

I should've been taken instead.

You should've taken useless me!

Why on earth did you take someone
who had just gotten married?

Eagle Brewery's Oh Jang Soo's dead?

Yes. I just got a call
from the association.

A drunk driver's truck
plowed into him.

He died on the spot.

I heard just days ago
that he'd gotten married.

Yes.

He died just ten days
after the wedding.

My goodness...

Hello?

Are you looking for someone?

No, I'm not.

Maybe next time.

Who was that?

- Ta-da.
- My gosh.

What are you doing here, Se Ri?

I came by to reacquaint myself
with the teaching assistant...

and greet the professors,
and then I came to see you.

Thank you.

Aren't you scared at all?

No. I like being alone
at this time of day.

It's quiet as if I'm underwater.

This place gives me the chills.

Lots of students stay here late,

so the security guard's
around at night.

Hey. I noticed some guy...

peering into this room.

I couldn't see his face well
because he was wearing a cap.

Do you know him, Bom?

I'm not sure.

I didn't see anyone.

You'll film the show I mentioned
this Thursday, sir.

[Chairman Han Dong Seok]

Do I have to do stuff like that?

It'll help promote the hotel,
so do it with a happy heart.

The staff are excited about it.

I agreed to it,
so I must do it, I guess.

- Here.
- Thank you, sir.

My gosh.

[Fast forward]

[Rewind, 5 seconds, key frame]

[Rewind, 10 seconds, key frame]

Hey.

Oh, dear.

What a bother.

[Fast forward]

[Rewind, 10 seconds, key frame]

She kept eating and dancing.

She's not normal.

I can't believe this happened.

This is so cruel.

You were married for mere days.

I feel so sorry for you, Ms. Ma.

I guess the deities were jealous...

because you two were so in love.

There's no other explanation.

You can't let go of yourself now.

You must stay strong and in control.

Okay.

I know you're mourning too,
but look out for Ms. Ma for us.

Can I have a word?

Sure.

I just don't think this is right.

You're the second eldest,
so sort things out for me.

What do you mean by that?

I can't help it if this offends you,

but to be honest,
they were married for just ten days.

Don't you think
it's not appropriate...

for Kwang Sook
to be the chief mourner?

It's not fair that she was widowed
ten days into her marriage.

Now she's standing here...

greeting guests
like she's in charge.

As her mother, I just don't like it.

Our brother's leaving this earth,

and you want him to be alone?

Don't you know you can't take back
a card you played?

It was just ten days,
but they were married.

Heung Soo.

Am I wrong?

I didn't think this of you,

but you're quite rude.

I'm not the one who's rude. You are.

Will you stop it?

You can't speak like that
to an elder.

Is that how
Jang Soo and I taught you?

I understand what you mean.

I'll discuss it with Kwang Sook.

Whether it was 10 months or 10 days,
they were still married.

How can she think of running off
as soon as her husband died?

Watch your language.

She is about to run off.

Mr. Oh.

Hurry up.

Why are you all here?

We had to come
when we heard the tragic news.

We're not complete strangers.

He's my second eldest brother.

Hello.

I'm their instructor.

I see.

Thank you for sparing your time.

Sure.

- Take them inside.
- Okay.

- Do come inside.
- Okay.

We all chipped in.

You didn't have to.
I'm grateful that you came.

Take it.

Wait.

Here's my offer of condolences.

[Condolence Money]

You're a new member,

and this is too much.
I feel uncomfortable.

Why would you feel uncomfortable
around me?

What do you mean?

Well,

our elders said
that a teacher and pupil...

are as close as a parent and child.

I meant that's how close we were.

Oh, I see.

Come in.

Professor Kim Ja Young's here.

Professor Kim Ja Young?

Oh, let her in.

Yes, sir.

I was afraid you'd have left,
but you were still here.

Yes, well,
I was just about to head home.

What brought you here?

We delivered a painting,
and I tagged along.

We just finished selecting a spot
and putting it up.

Do you always...

tag along to monitor the delivery?

Of course not.

I took extra care
because you're Bom's father.

In return,

will you treat me to a nice dinner?

My gosh.

That vixen came to the hotel?

She must be determined...

to be his new wife.

What should I do with this?

I've heard a lot...

from Bom about her dad.

So you didn't seem unfamiliar
even when we first met.

It felt like we had known each other
for a long time.

I see.

I have focused only on my work,

so I don't have a large network
of relationships.

Okay. I understand.

I'd like you to be...

my so-called guy friend.

You have nothing to lose
by being my friend.

My goodness.

It's you, Mr. Han.

Are you here to eat?

Yes.

I was stopping by...

to have a quick dinner
after working out.

But I don't feel like eating alone,

so I was about to leave.

I'm so hungry
that I have no strength to walk now.

And it's not like I can join you.

Then why don't you join us?

She's the mother of Bom's friend.

Do you mind?

Sure. Of course not.

Thank you.

I'll just have a sandwich and leave.

I'll have one sandwich
and an Americano.

Yes, ma'am.

I know I might sound rude,

but I'm the type
that can't stand being curious.

Are you Mr. Han's girlfriend?

Gosh, she's not my girlfriend.

She's Bom's professor.

I see.

My goodness. I'm so sorry.

Please excuse my words.

But then again,

there's no way...

a loving husband like Mr. Han
would have a girlfriend.

He has missed...

his late wife every day
for ten years.

Actually, if it was my husband,

he would've got married again
like a dozen times.

As you may know,

he's such a romanticist
that you can't find these days.

He's a coldhearted man
who never opens up,

but he is also a man
with a pure heart...

who misses his late wife.

Bom's mother must be happy up there.

She's still loved a lot
by her husband.

Don't you think so?

You seem hungry.

Please stop talking...

and eat.

Shall I?

It smells so good.

Unbelievable.

So did you meet Bom's professor?

I did.

I made it clear...

that she couldn't have him.

And what did she say?

What do you think?

Her face turned red and purple...

with rage.

Then you don't have to worry.

You never know
what will happen in life.

What if Bom's dad loses his mind...

and suddenly wants to marry a woman
who's far from good enough?

I don't think it will happen.

You can't be so sure.

Trust makes way for treachery.

So...

you should be his daughter-in-law
as soon as possible...

and hold the purse strings
in the house.

Only then can I sleep without worry.

You know what I mean, right?

I know what you're saying.

I do like Gyeol,

but to be honest, I'm not sure...

if I want to marry him.

If you don't hate him, that's fine.

What's so complicated?

Once you marry Gyeol,

you will be part
of the royal family.

It's not Buckingham Palace.
Why are they the royal family?

It's just as good
as Buckingham Palace.

Gyeol's family is not worse
in any way.

A royal family
with a long history...

is completely different
from nouveau riche.

Not all money is the same.

Then what are we?

Us?

Are we nouveau riche?

We're not nouveau riche.

We just succeeded on our own.

[Eagle Brewery]

[Pot Number 4]

Hey, Tak. What have you done?

What did you add to the makgeolli
while I was away?

At other breweries,

they all use some additives.

People's taste is changing.

Makgeolli made only with nuruk,

rice, and water...

is considered too rough and bland.

What you made isn't makgeolli.

It's just water with additives.

You should suit people's taste.

Why are you being so stubborn?

What's the point of making makgeolli
that no one wants to drink?

Hey, I'd rather give up my business.

But I will never sell
such crude makgeolli!

It's not crude.
That's what ordinary people like.

Darn it!

My gosh.

Please calm down, Dad.

Hey, get out this instant.

A swindler like you
has no right to make makgeolli.

Get out!

Go away!

Darn it.

I'm going home.

Aren't you going in
to offer your condolences?

Forget it. I'm tired.

It's not just about the funeral.

You should at least come
for the funeral cortege.

Do you not know
that Jang Soo was like my dad?

Stop using Yeoung Ju as an excuse!

She will be fine
with you away for a couple of days.

If you don't come this time,

I'm not sure what I'll think of you.

Do as you please.

People in the neighborhood
told me...

that your brother died
in a car accident.

I heard he'd just gotten married.

Yes.

It still hasn't hit me.

I feel like I can hear his voice
calling my name.

Everything feels like a lie.

I understand.

My dad passed away early this year.

I see.

By the way, did you move here?

Well... I recently opened...

a convenience store
near the intersection.

Did you come
with your husband and children?

What? Yes.

How many children do you have?

I have one daughter.

She's in the States with her mom.

I see. I don't have children.

We're more about
leading a child-free but happy life.

Despite our age,
we haven't matured yet.

I see.

We should grab a bite to eat
with your husband.

Sure.

Our classmates told me
you were a hotshot fund manager.

At Hanseong Securities, right?

What?

Oh, right.

You must be loaded with money.

Not really.

Is there anything else you need?

- I'm good.
- I'm good.

You didn't even touch
the yukgaejang.

The broth is spicy and refreshing,

so empty the bowl.

Sure.

Sure.

Goodness me.

My gosh.

Ms. Ji, why are you still here?

The others all left earlier.

It's my salon's regular day off.

Don't mind me.

But...

What's her deal?

Yes, ma'am.

Just a second.

What about your mother?

She left a while ago.

Earlier, my mom said that
out of grief.

Don't be bothered by it.

Your mother has every right
to think that way.

Chun Soo already told you,

but we can stay at
the hall ourselves.

If you want...

Not you too.

Where would I go
when this is where my husband is?

I refuse...

to move a single inch.

Thank you, Kwang Sook.

Thank you for keeping him company
as he crosses over.

I'm going out for some air.

Something important came up,
so I can't come home to you, Ha Ni.

You'll sleep tight with her, okay?

Your dad will be home
after two nights.

There you go.

Good night, my princess.

A few hours before the accident,

Jang Soo came by my house.

I was on my way home with Ha Ni...

after my trip to the store
for baby formula and diapers.

I'll never forget the shocked look
on his face when he saw me.

Finding out
that I was a single dad...

completely shocked him.

That could be why...

he got into the car crash.

He must not have been
in his right mind...

from the disappointment...

and despair.

I'm the reason he's dead.

I'm sorry, Kwang Sook.

That's absurd.

If we're pointing fingers,

I should be blamed for asking him...

to deliver kimchi to you.

If I hadn't asked,

he wouldn't have gone to your place.

Then,

there wouldn't have been
any accident.

Gosh, no.

It's all my fault.

It's no one's fault.

I guess...

it was fate.

How could anyone...

defy fate, right?

We must accept it.

Before...

you leave to a place far away,

I'll say it clearly...

right into your ear.

- Smile.
- Cheese.

That I'm truly grateful...

and that I love you...

so very much.

No peeking.

Are we there yet?

- Also...
- All right.

Ta-da.

Thanks to your love,

my days were blessed with joy.

[Just Married]

[Rest in Eternal Bliss]

Goodbye, Jang Soo.

We will meet...

again someday.

[The late Oh Jang Soo]

Our marriage was short,

but you were...

the best husband to me.

So...

don't feel guilty.

Also,

don't be lonely.

Just like that,

you will always be...

in my heart...

holding that smile of yours.

[The late Oh Jang Soo]

The gimbap lady?

I think it's her.

What...

Wait.

What...

Are you all right?

Hold on.

What on earth?

She didn't even bother
to say thank you.

But she's the gimbap lady.

What...

Darn.

Goodness.

[The late Oh Jang Soo]

[The late Kang Min Seo]

Happy birthday, honey.

It seems
our children have forgotten,

so I came alone.

Don't be too upset about it though.

[K-beauty pioneer G Hair Salon]

[Taking the world by storm,
Oh Heung Soo]

I can't believe I met you again.

I'm still not sure
if this is a dream or not.

Heung Soo.

I'm the former head
of your fan club.

It's Jang Mi.

Ok Bun.

Oh, hey.

Take a seat.

The perm won't last for long.

Make sure to curl them properly.

Go get yourself a helmet then.

Don't come to me.

My goodness.
Am I not allowed to have an opinion?

What's the motto of my salon?

K-beauty pioneer G Hair Salon.

With every curl I put in
my clients' hair,

I do it with a sense of duty.

That's my philosophy
as a hairdresser.

That's one grand speech.

- Anyway, what was up yesterday?
- What do you mean?

At the funeral hall.

We left right away
after paying our respects,

but you were nowhere to be seen.

Oh, that.

I had other businesses to tend to.

By the way,

Mr. Oh seemed haggard yesterday.

His big brother was
like a father to him.

Now that he's gone,

he must be feeling empty and lonely.

Mr. Oh should find a decent woman...

and start a family for himself
as soon as possible.

Do you have anyone in mind?

Of course, I do.

There will be no doubt about it
if you're setting him up on a date.

What's she like?

Setting him up on a date?

When did I ever say that?

You said you had someone
in mind for him.

- Goodness.
- What...

Give it some time.

[Silla Brewery]

I quietly looked into it
right after your instruction.

In addition...

to the government loan
issued to small businesses,

he borrowed a million dollars
from Hanbit Bank...

to buy the land around the brewery.

It also seems he received...

a lot of money in advance
from wholesalers.

He received money in advance
from wholesalers?

Eagle Brewery's makgeolli...

is well-received in the market,

so I guess the wholesalers paid him
in advance...

to secure their supply sooner.

They took six-month promissory notes
from us,

but paid Eagle Brewery in advance?

The liquor from Eagle Brewery
is premium.

Expecting premium quality
from cheap makgeolli?

Is this a charity we're running?

Are we making liquor
with free water from the Han River?

We can only keep the business going
if it makes a profit.

Yes, of course.

[CEO Dokgo Tak]

Darn.

This is actually for the best.

I'll talk to the bank,

so have the wholesalers...

collect the advance payments
they've made.

Then, like you said before...

That's right.

We'll take over Eagle Brewery.

We can afford it, can't we?

We can, but...

But what?

It's nothing.

So that word doesn't spread,

take a few tight-lipped employees...

and quietly seal the deal.

If there's any trouble...

You know what'll happen.

Yes, sir. I'll keep that in mind.

Is Dad coming home late tonight?

As if your father ever bothers
to tell me things like that.

He'll be here
when he gets here, I suppose.

By the way,

how did you and Dad first meet?

What? Why are you asking me that?

You don't really tell me...

when I ask about things in the past.

I'm curious, that's all.

Where else could we have met?

At work, of course.

Was it an office romance?

An office romance?

Well, I guess you can call it that.

What? It's Bom.

Hey, Bom.

Are you free tomorrow?

Why? Is something up?

I wanted to get fresh air
and visit my brother.

Do you want to come with me?

- To Jinhae?
- Yes.

We'll be too busy
once the new semester begins.

We should recharge before then.

I'll ask my mom.

I'll call you back later. Sure.

Bom's going to see Gyeol...

and asked me to join her.

That's great.

I was hoping you'd pay him a visit,

but the opportunity just came to us.

Bom actually helped us out.

But Mom,
do I really have to marry Gyeol?

You tend to say odd things
every now and then.

Gyeol can be considered
as the best candidate for a husband.

To be honest,
it's him who'll be marrying down.

I know that, but...

But what?

I feel like a fated love
might be waiting for me somewhere.

Like the red thread of fate,
you know.

The red thread of fate?

Yes. They say we're all born...

with a red thread tied
to our little fingers.

At the end of that red thread...

awaits the one
we are destined to be with.

My sweetheart can be this naive.

What you're describing
is a fairy tale story.

Cut this nonsense
and listen to what I say.

Once you marry Gyeol,

you will have a life...

that is envied by women
all over the world.

Have you ever lost out
from taking my advice?

Then, don't question it
and just do as I say.

Got it?

- Sure.
- Eat up.

[Incoming call]

I don't recognize the number.

Hello?

It's me.

I'm hanging up.

I'm outside your house,
so come out for a minute.

I have something to say.

It's important.

I already told you...

that I have nothing to say to you,

nor do I have any reason
to meet you.

If you keep harassing me,
I'll call the police.

Chairman Han is here.

He said he had plans for dinner,

but he's home early.

- Dad?
- Goodness.

Did you injure yourself?

I sprained my back a little,
but it's no big deal.

Did you see a doctor?

It should get better with some rest.

- It's nothing.
- Then...

- I'll get a hot compress.
- Sure.

- You did good work.
- Thank you, sir.

Were you working out?

No.

I visited your mom
earlier in the day...

and lost my footing on the steps.

You went to see Mom again?

It's her birthday, remember?

Gosh, it slipped my mind.

That's understandable.

I went for the whole family,

so don't be bothered by it.

I can't believe
I forgot her birthday.

I'll go tomorrow...

Wait, Se Ri and I
are going to see Gyeol.

I'll go see her
the day after tomorrow.

Can you get me the hot compress?

Gosh, silly me.

My goodness.

What...

Are you all right?

It was the gimbap lady for sure.

Why was she in a mourning dress...

when she got married
just a few days ago?

Did she lose a parent?

I feel like I betrayed Mom.

How could I forget about
her birthday?

[Maritime Medical Center]

I was so busy at work
that I forgot too.

I forgot Mom's birthday,

but I had the time to set Dad up
with my professor.

She must definitely feel betrayed.

Hardly. I bet she's proud of you.

Shouldn't Dad see a doctor though?

Don't ask me.

You know he hates doctors
and hospitals.

I can't believe you.

Hold on.

Where did you go
that you drank so much?

I was in a good mood.

My gosh.

You always have an excuse to drink.

- Mi Ae!
- My gosh.

What got into you?

I can't breathe.

Can't you play along
on a day like this?

What day is it today?

It's the day...

I became victorious.

What nonsense is that?

It's the day...

that I, Dokgo Tak,
took over Eagle Brewery.

What do you mean?

It's exactly what I said.

I'll swallow up...

Eagle Brewery.

Gulp.

How will you swallow Eagle Brewery?

Oh Jang Soo's dead.

How did the man
who just got married end up dead?

There was a car crash,

and he died instantly.

Once I take over Eagle Brewery,

I can erase the whole past.

Of course, luck is...

on my side.

Dokgo Tak!

You lucky fool!

What are you doing?

Nothing good
will come from staying here.

It's best to pack up and leave
as soon as possible.

Mom.

Why do you keep calling me?

Will you live here
without your husband?

Of course.

Get a grip, you brat.

You'll live as a widow...

and rot away in this house
for the rest of your life?

Whether it was
for 10 years or 10 days,

Jang Soo was my husband,

and I was his wife.

You crazy...

Whatever others say,
I'll die and haunt this house!

You lost your darn mind.

Yes. I lost my mind.

So stay out of my business
from now on!

Are you a psycho?

"MP" was my nickname.

What? "MP?"

"Mad Psycho."

To think I had seaweed soup...

to recover after having you!

That hurt, Mom.

I hit you to hurt you.

Do you think I hit you out of love?

- Darn you.
- Don't.

Mom!

Oh, my gosh.

How could she be my daughter?

Darn it.

Oh, dear.

Hello, Beom Soo.

Let's talk.

My daughter Ma Kwang Sook...

wants to haunt this house.

What?

Does this make objective sense?

She was widowed
ten days into the marriage.

The young thing wants to stay here,
mourn her dead husband,

and become a ghost in this house.

What do you think about that?

She should pull herself together
and start over.

Jang Soo would want that too.

Exactly.

Let her pack her things
and leave tonight.

Or you'll be stuck with her.

I get what you're saying.

I trust
you'll take care of it for me.

Bye.

You want to shut down the brewery?

There's no choice.
There's a mountain of debt.

But wasn't our makgeolli popular?

So what if it's popular?

The more we make, the more we lose.

Even so,

this place was a part
of our grandfather,

father, and brother.

We can't shut it down overnight.

Will you run the brewery, then?

Can you do it?

Does anyone here know
how to make makgeolli?

Is anyone here capable
of running the brewery?

We can't be emotional about this.

We must be rational.

There's no option.
This is the best we can do.

And about Kwang Sook...

Let's let her go.

Right now?

Kwang Sook. Can we come in?

Yes. Come in.

How do you feel?

I'm much better.

Here.

What's this?

It's the money that was left...

after paying for the funeral.

Why are you giving it to me?

I'm sorry
this is all we can give you.

It would've been easier
to start over...

if Jang Soo had left you a lot.

I'm sorry for everything.

What do you mean, "start over?"

I got angry at the thought of you...

starting over
when Jang Soo had just died.

Now I think I was in the wrong.

You have many more years
left to live.

Do you want me...

to leave this place?

Yes. I can't help it
if it sounds cruel.

It'll only become harder to leave.

Pack your things.
I'll take you home.

- Beom Soo.
- That's best for you,

and it's what Jang Soo would want.

How do you know...

what Jang Soo would want?

Do you know your brother that well?

This is what I'd do if I were him.

No man would want...

the woman he loved
to cling to mere memories.

He'd want her to be happy again.

Leave and believe
it will put Jang Soo at ease.

That's the best for everyone.

Even so...

Jang Soo only just died.

And you want me gone already?

How can you all be this cruel?

Yes.

We're being too hasty.

Until she's ready
to come to terms with...

Do you think we enjoy doing this?

The longer we give you,
the harder it'll be for you to go.

This is what's right for you.

Please do as we ask, Kwang Sook.

Hello?

I'm Beom Soo, Ms. Gong.

Yes, I know. The professor.

Kwang Sook agreed to leave tonight.

She'll leave
with a few items of clothing,

and we'll send the rest
of her belongings later on.

Okay.

Thank you, Beom Soo.

I wish you good health, Ms. Gong.

Please take good care of Kwang Sook.

I will.

His brothers are decent,
just like he was.

It can't be helped.

The dead are gone,
and the living must go on.

[Eagle Brewery]

It's the same as before.

Nothing has changed.

What are you doing here?

It's been a while, Ja Dong.

I don't think we're in a position
to greet each other.

I heard Jang Soo died.

I felt bad, so I came here.

If you felt that bad,

you should've come
when he was alive...

and asked for forgiveness
like a decent human being.

Don't think so badly of me.

I had my own circumstances
that I couldn't avoid.

Just leave before others see you.

Don't cause trouble for nothing.

Ja Dong.

What are you going to do?

What?

Jang Soo is gone.

Will you stay here?

If you have no place to go...

Why?

Do you want to offer a position
at Silla Brewery?

I can talk to my husband.

You two used to get along well.

Don't be ridiculous.

Just go home. Now!

It was nice to see you
after such a long time.

Mr. Go.

Hey, Kang Soo.

Who was that?

Some lady asked me the way.

It's no big deal.

Are you here to pick up
some makgeolli?

Yes.

Whether she fell down
the stairs or not,

I shouldn't have cared.

I was being too kind.

My gosh.

It's all messed up.

Darn it.

[Live brightly, have a broad mind,
and have big hopes.]

[Eagle Brewery]

By the way, Jang Soo.

What should we name this makgeolli?

I don't know.

[Jang-Kwang liquor]

How about Jang-Kwang liquor?

Jang-Kwang liquor?

Liquor made by Jang Soo
and Kwang Sook.

Jang-Kwang liquor.

That sounds nice.

Jang-Kwang liquor.

It turned out well.

It smells like Jang Soo.

[Jang-Kwang liquor]

What about Kwang Sook?

She just left.

You should've told me.

I wanted to say goodbye.

I didn't tell you
so she could leave at ease.

That's good.

Crying and making a scene
will only hurt you more.

It's better to leave
without saying a word.

I'm just glad...

that Jang Soo didn't die single.

But I feel really bad
for Kwang Sook.

He did a terrible thing
for her before he left.

I don't know what to say.

By the way,

what's with your wife, Chun Soo?

Jang Soo was really nice
to you and your wife.

How could she not show up?

I'm sorry.

I have no excuse for that.

I mean, is it because
she can't afford the flight ticket?

Or is it that she doesn't care about
her in-laws at all?

Stop it, Heung Soo.

Why should I stop?

To be honest,
I didn't like your wife...

even before she went to the States.

She has never visited our family...

on holidays
or attended our family events.

She always got away with it
by making some excuses.

That's because I'm a bad husband.

Why are you a bad husband?

You graduated from
a prestigious college.

Working at the top securities firm
in the country,

you deliver the best performances.

You even let your daughter study
in the States.

I got fired.

Two years ago.

Did you know about that?

I just found it out a few days ago.

What did you do wrong to get fired?

He didn't do anything wrong.

He just took responsibility
for things that went wrong.

Why would you take responsibility?

Why do you always
have to be the moral one?

Hello, ma'am.

I guess Ha Ni misses her dad.
She keeps whining.

So I'm calling you.

Can we talk now?

Sure. It's okay.

Hi, sweetheart.

- Did you miss me?
- Say hello to your dad.

I see. You did?

I'll spend the night here.

I'll come back early in the morning.

Go to sleep with Grandma,

okay?

"Don't worry about me, Dad."

Say that to your dad.

I'm sorry that you can't rest.

She's so sweet and gentle,
so I'm not tired at all.

Don't worry about her...

and finish things up well.

Okay. Thank you.

Goodnight, Princess.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Hey.

What is going on?

You heard me. She's my daughter.

They say it's always the quiet ones
that cause trouble.

This nerdy one did something big.

Who's the mother?

We broke up.

- What?
- What?

Let's drink.

Jang of Oh Jang Soo.

Kwang of Ma Kwang Sook.

This Jang-Kwang liquor
tastes so good.

Oh Jang Soo!

Where on earth did you go, you jerk?

Well-fermented makgeolli...

has an apple-like aroma.

It sounds like rain.

Right.

That's the sound
of alcohol ripening.

Kwang Sook.

Kwang Sook.

Hello?

Gosh, hello.

Sorry? What do you mean by that?

She said she was
going back last night.

What's wrong?

It's Kwang Sook's mother.

Kwang Sook didn't make it home.

Where did she go, then?

Guys, get out here. Quickly!

Hey!

- Kang Soo!
- I'll call you back.

What? What is it?

Go to the brewery.

The brewery?

Why the brewery?

You'll know once you get there.

What on earth?

[Pot Number 1]

[Pot Number 2]

- Kwang Sook!
- Kwang Sook!

I slept like a baby.

Good morning, my brothers-in-law.

[For Eagle Brothers]

This is truly unique.

I have no idea what'll happen next.

Are you making a move on me?

I have no intention
of grabbing coffee with you.

Why are you forcing me out
when I did nothing wrong?

How was I the one who started this?

It was them!

- I don't want to.
- It'll be fine.

Stay back.

Oh Kang Soo?

Did everything go as planned?

What do you mean he duped you?

You're being harsh.

How much does he owe you...

that you're making him out
to be a scammer?

Will Eagle Brewery
now become a distant memory?