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01x03 - Episode 3

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Good Partner". Aired: July 12 – September 20, 2024.*
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Cha Eun-kyung, a renowned divorce lawyer known for her sharp wit and unwavering dedication to her clients.

01x03 - Episode 3

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(Good Partner)

(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.)

Once again, we are joined

by Attorney Cha Eun Kyung

who will provide us with

enlightening solutions

to the family matters of our listeners.

Hello, I'm Attorney Cha Eun

Kyung, your representative.

Ms. Cha,

in TV dramas,

we see many affairs caught first

not by the spouses, but

by those around them.

Is that often the case

in real-life situations?

(6 months ago)

(Letter of Appointment, Kim Ji Sang)

We appreciate you coming on board

despite your busy schedule.

We'll look forward to the

married couple's devotion

to our law firm.

You're too kind. I'm

the one who's grateful.

Medical disputes we take on at Daejeong

will be of even better quality.

(Episode 3)

Jae Hui, is there anything you need?

I only wanted some water.

Jae Hui.

- Isn't it delicious?

- Hey, Jae Hui.

- Hi.

- Hi, Jae Hui.

- It's been so long.

- Gosh.

- Goodness.

- You're a big girl now.

Jae Hui, we're celebrating

a big day for your dad,

so I hope you won't mind the loud chatter.

It's fine by me.

I'll head upstairs.

- Sure.

- Good night.

- Good night.

- How sweet of her.

- Isn't she a sweetheart?

- She's adorable.

As the newly appointed

in-house medical expert

of Law Firm Daejeong,

Director Kim should say a few words.

Right. Well,

I'm busy up to my neck

with the hospital and raising Jae Hui,

so I'm worried about

the added responsibility.

I'll do my best though.

- Gosh.

- Nice!

Congratulations. Let's

raise our glasses, then.

- Congratulations.

- Congratulations.

- Congratulations.

- Congratulations.

How did he get to join us as

an in-house medical expert?

Did you propose it?

Mr. Oh voiced his concern over

the quality of our medical cases.

I suggested bringing my

husband on board first

- and told him about it.

- I see.

That means

Director Kim now has two offices.

One at the law firm

and one at the hospital.

Working in close proximity will allow me

to see her at least once more.

- No way!

- My gosh.

Can you be more of a love whisperer?

You're being weird.

I see everyone's glasses are empty.

Would you all like another drink?

- Sure.

- Of course I'd like another.

We're out of booze though.

- Is it empty?

- It is.

Ma'am, could you check the fridge for me?

- Have a drink.

- Gosh, thanks.

There isn't any, but

I'll go out to get some.

Gosh, no. I'll go instead.

By yourself?

I doubt you know where the store is.

I'll get the drinks for us.

Sure, you should go instead.

- I'll be back in no time.

- Right.

Ms. Cha, allow me to pour you a glass.

It'll be a lot to carry by himself,

- so I'll help.

- What?

- I bet it was quite the hassle.

- Gosh, no.

You should try this.

Those still here should raise our glasses.

- Sounds good.

- Sure thing.

Yes, it happens on many occasions.

Even though the spouses

who are being cheated on

find something to be odd,

a defence mechanism kicks in

which tells them that it can't be true.

That's why those around

them figure it out first.

How do you feel about the car

now that it's been a few days?

I like how quiet it is.

I definitely prefer sedans to sports cars.

Of course. You're sensitive to sound.

Right.

Anyway, I need to study

up on all these features.

I like how wide the display is.

Right.

Hold on. Is this a featured option?

- What's this?

- Leave it!

Sender, Director Choi. "Where are you?"

"Where are you?" is the key phrase

that leads to spouses

discovering the affair.

"Where are you?" might seem

harmless and meaningless,

but it's an intimate phrase

only said between those

who share their everyday lives.

Who's that?

A director at my hospital, of course.

I should be back by now after lunch.

I see.

(Director Choi)

Sa Ra, why does it take you long

to get back to the office after

dropping by the courthouse?

I'm sorry.

There's always heavy

traffic on the way back,

so I just take the liberty

to grab my lunch

since I'm stuck between lunch hour anyway.

You're dismissed.

What if you have no definitive proof

of your spouse's affair?

Should you feign ignorance?

Yes. While you gather

the necessary evidence,

you must play dumb.

- Until you have absolute proof, - Hello.

Be patient.

Director Kim isn't here at the moment.

I'm here with documents

needed for his contract.

Could you pass these along?

But he'll be here in about ten minutes.

Is he on his lunch break?

Wait. Didn't you know?

He's only been seeing

patients in the afternoon lately.

Gosh, of course. It slipped my mind.

(Hanareum Family Medical Clinic)

(Kim Ji Sang, Kim Jin Heon)

(Jung Hye Won, Han Sang Tae, Kim Gyu Bi)

Wasn't there a Director Choi?

We don't have a director by that surname.

Why do you ask?

What? It's nothing.

You see cracks here and

there in your everyday lives.

Yes?

Do you have Jae Hui's phone?

Yes, she left it in my car

after the trip to the museum yesterday.

You should've given it back to her already.

That's rich coming from someone

who didn't even see her

all throughout this weekend.

I left it at the law firm this morning.

Maybe you can take it to her.

Fine.

(Kim Ji Sang)

(To Kim Ji Sang, Photo)

But then,

you're hit with a moment

when those cracks come

together like pieces of a puzzle.

Gosh, I just got goosebumps.

Can you inform our listeners

of what to do should that happen to them?

Stay rational.

And don't do anything

emotional which you'll regret.

(Consultant, Internist Kim Ji Sang)

Yes?

Did you bring Jae Hui's phone to her?

No, I'm too busy with consultations today.

You said you'd get it to her.

I'm busy.

For instance, grabbing the

cheating couple by the hair,

destroying valuables around the house,

or anything similar that

could be used against you.

I see. Listeners,

if you find yourself

in a similar situation,

please make sure to act rationally.

Do you have any last words?

An extramarital affair?

It can happen to anyone.

Please stay calm,

and escape from the tunnel of agony.

(Case 03: From Family to Non-family)

Ms. Cha,

you were aware of it all?

What are you playing at by

coming to my house at this hour?

Well

I thought you'd be clueless.

That's what you thought? Me?

Are you not

going to divorce him?

I'm not.

I won't divorce him, so save the drama.

How can you let them get away with it?

If it were me, I'd

immediately file for divorce

and tell everyone at the

office as well as the press.

What do I get out of it?

Can it be solved with a divorce,

a division of assets, and

an alimony of 20,000 dollars?

Adultery isn't punishable by law anymore,

so that's the only legal

action you can take.

I'm truly surprised

by your one-dimensional way of thinking.

She's a secretary

who I've been satisfied with for ten years,

and he's been caring

for my child for 13 years.

Should I instantly remove

them all from my life

and accept 20,000 dollars in alimony

which is less than what I make a month?

If that's all you can do right now,

that's the least you should do.

Lawyers your age let the

law sway your decisions.

To be a true lawyer or attorney,

one must use the law to

their advantage instead.

But you were betrayed by

the two people closest to you.

How can you not do anything?

An extramarital affair.

Is it an unlawful act?

It's not, so what about it?

Are you saying you're all right with this?

Things are running

smoothly at home and at work.

I need them.

I'm not talking about

your family or your job.

What about your own life?

My family and my job

are my life.

Are you really leaving?

I already told you.

This isn't to celebrate

our wedding anniversary.

I'm seeing her to negotiate our divorce.

How can I believe that

when marital spats never last long?

A marital spat?

How is it one when we're

done as a married couple?

You won't eat with her, will you?

Didn't you cook doenjang

stew with snails

so that I wouldn't have dinner with her?

Busted.

I'll call you.

Is it our 14th wedding anniversary?

I guess I should've been more

attentive about these things.

Why haven't you given me an answer?

- What answer?

- I texted you.

How will you proceed with our divorce?

I came today since I

knew you'd drag it out

if I didn't ask face to face.

Right, the divorce.

What's your reason for wanting one?

Telling you will only lead to a quarrel.

Let's stop going around in circles

and end the marriage amicably.

You're claiming spousal negligence

on my part.

Negligence would be a

waste of an expression.

I was in this marriage alone.

I don't want to keep talking

about this, so just agree to it.

I'll be more attentive to Jae Hui.

No couples will stay married

if they divorce for such a thing.

That's my reason for wanting a divorce.

What's been agonizing for me

is only a simple matter for

you that you can brush off.

How's that a reason for a divorce?

Should we go down this route

when the entire nation

will know about our divorce?

So that's what it is.

Even in this situation, you

worry more about saving face.

A divorce?

What big difference would that make?

Forget it. We're back to square one again.

Sit.

I'm not one of your subordinates.

You listen up.

There's only one thing

I want to talk about.

Which is?

The divorce, division of our

assets, and custody of Jae Hui.

You're the best at discussing them.

Get back to me with an offer.

What can I do to change your mind?

Should I quit my job and

be a stay-at-home mom?

Don't be melodramatic.

I never wanted that from you.

Then, tell me.

I'll do whatever you want.

You seem to have the wrong idea about this.

I no longer see you

as my wife, the woman I love,

or Jae Hui's mom.

Call me when you're ready.

(1st Wedding Anniversary)

I'll make a lot more money

and buy you the watch

I couldn't buy when we got married.

Spending time with you

like this is the best gift.

Ta-da.

You check the watch often.

Every time you check, you'll think of me.

(Law Firm Daejeong)

You all did great work this month.

- Great work, everyone.

- Great work, everyone.

Keep up the good work next month as well.

- Sure.

- Got it.

- Great work, everyone.

- Great work, everyone!

- Great work.

- Great work, everyone.

All right. Ms. Han, this is for you.

Will Ms. Han be interviewing

our new clients as well?

I've been worried with

all the new clients

that have been coming our way,

so welcome.

What Ms. Cha has been doing

alone will be divided among you three.

- Do you have the list?

- Of course.

I sorted everything out neatly

while also adding comments.

That reminds me.

Here you go, Ms. Han.

Thank you.

(List of clients to consult, March, 2024)

Ms. Han, come to me with questions

if you have any regarding your interviews.

There isn't anything different

with them being new clients,

so address them with confidence.

Yes. Thanks for that.

Ms. Han.

I bet you didn't know we

receive 300 dollars per hour.

- What? Really?

- Yes.

Me? I get 300 dollars?

It's what you're worth as an

attorney of a major law firm,

not what your time is actually worth.

Ms. Cha, we're already aware of that

without you striking us with the facts.

I'm also well aware

that the partners' time is

worth 500 dollars per hour.

Wait. What does PB stand for?

That's something I wrote down.

It means "pain in the butt."

Mr. Jun.

Isn't there a better

way of addressing them,

like "people who need

special attention and care"?

I'll keep that in mind next time.

Mr. Jun, what do you

categorize as "pain in the butt"?

What do I categorize as "pain in the butt"?

What does pain in the butt mean?

All right. Here we go.

Let's start with A.

(Those who are lonely)

They aren't interested in a divorce,

but they come to us out of loneliness.

And B.

There are people who

accuse us of robbing them dry

with our high retainer fees.

And C is this. The nitpickers.

They nitpick at everything we say

but don't fully understand our words.

Lastly, we have D. The indecisive.

It's hard to deal with

those who are indecisive.

Anyway, knowing this will help

you immensely down the road.

Also, it's company policy

to limit our consultations

to five sessions.

Please comply with that.

I see.

I didn't know there was

a limit to our sessions.

But isn't it up to the clients

to decide on the number

of sessions they need?

This is a law firm.

This isn't a consultation centre

where you pay by the hour.

The reason people get

more than five consultations

is usually because it's hard for

them to decide to get divorced.

There is also the goal of leaving

the decision to get

divorced with our clients,

though we legally

represent them as lawyers.

Why do you think we

hand over the list of clients

who are here for the fifth

time to the newcomers?

To wrap things up neatly?

We're asking you to send

them away in a kind manner.

Clients like that are highly likely

to change their minds repeatedly

even after they decide to sue.

Those kinds of cases are hard

for large law firms to handle.

I guess deciding to get married

is hard for everyone.

But

I can't understand the

limit of five consultations.

Ms. Han.

There's no need for you to understand.

You just have to follow the rules.

Could you help clean up?

- Yes.

- Yes. Bye.

Yes?

Ms. Cha. Someone is here

for their fifth consultation.

Ms. Han is going to meet with them.

Please escort them to her.

Yes, ma'am.

Is there anything else you need?

No.

I was just looking at you

because you looked pretty.

I see. Thank you.

Are you going on a date?

Yes, I have a date in the evening.

With my boyfriend.

You have a boyfriend?

I didn't know.

I see.

I'll introduce him to

you when I get a chance.

Okay. You can go now.

I no longer see you as

my wife, the woman I love,

or Jae Hui's mom.

Weren't we going to have a

consultation with Attorney Cha?

Since you've already had four

consultations with Attorney Cha,

it's better to get another

attorney's opinion.

- Is that so?

- Of course.

Attorneys have different

opinions, so it'll be more helpful.

Hello.

Hello, Attorney Han.

This is my fifth time here.

Today is the last time, right?

Yes, it's a firm policy.

I'm paying for the consultations,

so why can't I get more?

I agree. Come in.

A recording?

Yes. If you don't get a recording,

nobody will believe that your

father verbally abuses you

every time he gets drunk.

He's gentle when he's not drinking, right?

Gosh.

How can married couples

secretly record each other?

That's a bad thing.

I've come all the way here,

but I still don't know whether

divorce is the right thing.

If he doesn't drink, he's not

bad for a man of his generation

He is quite nice to me.

He doesn't plan to quit

drinking. That's the problem.

Please stop it, Mom.

You're taking medication

because you can't sleep

from too much stress.

Why are you still hesitating?

He's your dad.

He needs to walk you down

the aisle when you get married.

Stop saying it's because

of me! It's just an excuse!

If I get married, will you get a divorce?

There. Please calm down.

Ma'am. What exactly are you afraid of?

Your husband or divorce?

My daughter is getting married soon.

If her wedding is called

off because of my divorce,

I won't be able to stand it.

Also, I don't have so

many years to live anyway.

I don't know if it's worth it to be

labelled as a divorced woman.

Your daughter already

said she was okay with it.

And what do you mean?

"Labelled as a divorced woman?"

Nobody thinks like that these days.

People will accuse me of

throwing away my family

without knowing what's actually going on.

I feel so frustrated.

So you're saying

that you'll live in pain

for the next 30 years

for people who don't even

know what's going on, right?

I think he has a lot of money

because the few houses he owns

all rose in value,

but he won't tell me.

When I ask him about it,

he yells at me saying, "Why

do you need to know that?"

"Don't even think

about claiming any of it."

Gosh.

There is only fear left in your

marriage. You should end it.

I can live without him.

But without me,

he won't even be able to make rice.

Gosh.

He won't starve to death.

I'm sure he won't.

He'll die from disease after

eating too much cup ramyeon.

With division of assets,

you can get half of everything.

And because the person

who keeps swearing at you

and being condescending

to you will be gone,

you'll feel much more relaxed.

Will I

really feel like that?

Mom. Dad's not even human.

So please just live your life.

How long are you going

to live bound to Dad?

I'll help you work up the courage.

Here.

If you sign here, it's all over.

We'll take care of things from here.

Just follow my lead.

I told you to get rid of the

person who came for the fifth time,

and you still took on their case?

Yes.

The mother couldn't

decide so her daughter

Call her Ms. Park Jin Sook, not mother.

It's not as if you're her daughter.

It's good that you noticed

the daughter would pay for the legal fees.

Where the money will come from is key.

It wasn't about the money.

Her daughter was the key to her heart.

She felt guilty about

giving up on her family,

even after so much sacrifice.

Her daughter was the only person

who could free her of that feeling.

I'll tell Mr. Oh

that you got your first case.

You've earned your meal.

It's true that deciding to get

divorced is up to the person,

but I realized someone needed

to help them make that decision.

Help them, my foot.

She went ahead with the lawsuit

because she wouldn't have

anyone to whine to after

her last consultation

at our firm today.

This is why a company's

system is important.

Would anyone in the

world actually decide

to get a divorce because

of a company policy?

Yes, Ms. Park Jin Sook.

I bet she will drop the case down the line.

If I support her well, I'm

sure she will stay strong.

She can't go back to that miserable life.

Did you say "Just trust me" again?

Just follow my lead.

Are you some justice warrior?

Ms. Han. Please be honest.

You wanted to punish him.

He should be punished.

More than punishing him,

whether she can live on

her own is more important.

Not everyone can get divorced.

Are you saying there's a

qualification for divorce?

Of course, there is.

People like Ms. Park

won't be able to live alone

even if she gets millions

in the divorce because she's too weak.

Then how about you?

You're qualified to get divorced.

All of a sudden?

Is it also because of

society's judgment for you too?

Trash should go in the trash.

Your life is precious. You

should live each day well.

Even when throwing out the trash,

you have to put food

waste in the food waste bin

and usable items

in the recycling bin

after cleaning it well.

It's not that simple.

You've done recycling

on your own before, right?

Yes, I live on my own.

Is that so?

- Hello, Ms. Cha.

- Hi.

- Did you eat?

- Did you eat?

What did you eat? Are

you going to court today?

(Mom)

Yu Ri. Someone at my church

said they would introduce you

to a good guy. I'm going to set up a date.

Now that you've gotten a

job, you should start dating.

Gosh.

Did you have a nice lunch?

- Yes.

- Hello.

Ms. Han. Have you had coffee?

Yes, I have.

- Let's have one more.

- What?

- Out of the office.

- Why?

To digest our lunch and whatnot.

So did you take on the

case? What did Ms. Cha say?

She said, "Why did you do that?"

She's so mean.

Ms. Han. I'm so curious.

Can I ask you something?

Why do you hate doing

as you're told at work?

- Me?

- Yes.

Do you have unresolved feelings

of disobedience from your childhood?

No, not at all.

I'm just

living each moment by

my conscience as a lawyer.

Conscience?

I respect you. You make

life very hard on yourself.

Cha Eun Kyung is the one

who makes life hard on herself.

Why can't she just tell

me that I did a good job?

How is she any different

from Ms. Park Jin Sook?

Why? Is Ms. Cha not going to get a divorce?

She's not.

A divorce attorney will stay

with her cheating husband

because of society's

judgments. Can you believe that?

Gosh. Isn't she ashamed?

Ms. Cha isn't the type

to avoid getting a divorce

because of society's judgments.

Could it be because of her kid?

Did you also know that it was Ms. Cha?

Me? I had no idea.

I was leading the witness,

and you caught the bait.

I didn't know that happened to Ms. Cha.

If I had a wife like Ms. Cha,

I would treat her like a queen.

Mr. Jun

You'll keep this a secret, right?

Look. I'm an attorney too, you know.

Isn't confidentiality a legal duty?

- You will, right?

- I will.

Gosh.

You must sleep well even

after drinking two coffees.

I fall asleep as soon as I lie down.

Wait. How did you know

this was my second coffee?

Leading the witness.

Look at that.

I had a quick blind date

during my lunchtime.

You caught me. That's embarrassing.

Why didn't you do it in the evening?

I need to leave work

right on time in the evening and

have chicken and beer with you.

Mr. Jun. Do you really like me?

I really like you.

Love your colleagues,

love your country, right?

Let's work together for a long time.

Stop being clingy.

Why? Let's work together for

a long time. Don't leave, okay?

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

No, it's okay.

Do whatever makes you feel comfortable.

Ms. Han.

Without me,

he won't have anyone to

take care of him when he's old.

I don't know whether it's okay

for me to leave him like this.

Did you get married to take

care of him when he's old?

Didn't you get married to be happy?

My daughter is on my side,

so he'll be totally alone.

He caused that to happen.

But still.

I'm worried

who'll take care of him

when he's old and sick.

It's not just you

that has responsibility and duty.

Do you think the defendant will

take care of you when you're sick?

Gosh.

He made you sick.

Gosh.

If only I didn't tell him

that I met with you

A part of me feels it's

right to stop things now.

If you feel that nervous,

give my phone number to her husband.

Tell him to talk to you through me.

And just block his phone number.

Do it right now.

Is that really okay?

Of course.

(Husband)

I'm not going home.

From now on, contact me through my lawyer.

Gosh.

He'll go crazy if he can't

get in touch with me.

It's okay.

I told you to trust me

and to follow my lead.

Here are the records of Ms. Park

Jin Sook's previous consultations

that you asked for.

- Thank you.

- Of course.

Who is this?

Yes? Hello?

Hey.

Are you happy to make a

living by telling lies, you punk?

Who are you?

That

You basically wrote a novel

on that petition or whatever.

Look here. It's not a novel.

Those are the grudges in Ms. Park's heart.

Did you see me swear at my wife?

Do you have evidence?

All of my friends

beat their wives once in a while.

They don't even feel bad.

I even say sorry and buy her gifts!

Gosh. Do you want an appreciation plaque?

I'm going to sue you for false accusations!

How dare a woman

leave her house without

making food for her husband?

There's nobody in this

world who wants to cook

for someone like you. You

should've treated her better.

Tell Park Jin Sook to

go back home right now.

I won't let her do this.

Ms. Park

will never go back to your house.

I'm going to make sure of that.

Hey!

If you don't stop this right

away, I'm going to k*ll you!

You're going to k*ll me?

I'm going to k*ll you!

You

(Conference Room)

Mr. Jung.

Are you not leaving yet?

I have a lot of work left.

I heard you got a new case.

Good job. That's not easy.

Right

Ms. Cha told me I shouldn't

have taken the case.

Thank you.

Why can't people decide to get divorced

even in the most ridiculous situations?

Are people that cowardly?

It might not be about being

cowardly. They might be scared.

No matter how strong people are,

they fear being alone.

Gosh. You're so reliable.

You can do it.

Yes. Thank you.

- Work hard.

- Yes. Get home safely.

- Here you go.

- Thank you.

Yes. Yesterday

Yes. Please wrap it up like that.

Yes.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

- Yes.

- Are you done with your radio show?

Yes. Why?

Buy me a drink.

I can't believe Jung Woo

Jin asked me for a drink.

Gosh.

Back in the day, you'd bring me here

and buy me a drink

after scolding me, right?

Did you even listen to me

when I was scolding you?

You were the type to say yes

but not actually listen to me.

It was totally the opposite.

I acted as if I wasn't listening,

but I etched each of

your words into my heart.

Back then, I was just being a bit proud.

Now, you always nag at me.

And you tell me I have a bad personality.

I'm just telling you to be

gentle with the newbies.

What if they leave?

You'll be the one that Mr. Oh gets mad at.

Do you think I care about

what others think of me?

You do.

Did you know Han Yu

Ri accepted her first case?

Right.

I thought she'd leave soon.

She reminds me of someone's

beginning of her attorney career.

Me?

Me?

What are you talking

about? We're totally different.

Why did Director Kim

suddenly quit giving advice?

Is he not on good terms with you?

What are you talking about? He's just busy.

You barely express your feelings

at home or work, no?

What's the point?

It only burdens each other.

You should express

yourself in at least one place.

Living like that makes your life lonely.

You never got married before.

Married couples understand each other

more than colleagues and friends.

So sometimes you need

a spouse for that function

more than your emotions.

Because it's a long-term relationship.

But in the end, you're having a hard time.

Why am I having a hard time?

That's out of the blue.

Eun Kyung.

You know I want to be helpful, right?

What are you saying?

Mind your own business.

Darn. What on earth?

Does she

live here?

So she does live here.

Dang it.

- Seriously.

- Yu Ri.

You scared me.

- Mom.

- What?

You should've called.

I made some greens.

I barely eat at home.

You will if you have side dishes.

Your dad always told me

to feed you well.

That was my highest priority.

- Mom.

- Yes?

He brainwashed you.

Why is your highest priority feeding me?

You need to see it straight now.

See what straight? He was right.

My goodness.

Yet, he backstabbed

you. Don't you hate him?

I thought he only had a hard time

making ends meet for his family.

Now I'm glad he backstabbed me at least.

Do people go crazy when they get married?

What's wrong with me?

Come on.

- We met again.

- Hi.

Yes, we met again.

Ms. Han.

Hello. Mom?

We met the other day.

The last time I talked to her,

I realized you two work

for the same company.

- We're meant to be.

- I know.

Meant to be, my foot.

You're not with your boyfriend today?

He was tall and handsome.

You both looked like you

could live without the law.

They're not afraid of the law.

I think he's working overtime today.

I see.

I'm going to try your recipe today

and make beef brisket doenjang stew.

- Okay.

- I loved

your doenjang stew with snails.

I'm glad.

What?

- Go ahead.

- Thank you.

Get off your phone and come and eat.

- Mom.

- Yes?

Will you please stop

acting friendly to everyone?

What do you mean everyone?

She's your colleague and your neighbour.

Have you forgotten your

neighbour turned out

to have an affair with Dad?

It looks perfect.

You don't

pity Dad, do you?

You should pity yourself, not Dad.

You're the victim.

Victim and perpetrator.

Does everything look like a case to you?

Regardless, you're a

victim, and he's a perpetrator.

Oh, this is good.

Anyway, why didn't you

divorce Dad

when you realized he was cheating on you?

Just because.

Because of me?

I hesitated because

I'd disturb your studying.

And I tried to understand your dad.

- Mom. Look.

- Eat.

You got the cause and

effect relationship wrong.

I'm not the victim of Dad's affair,

but you because you

decided to get a divorce?

How can you come up with that thought?

Seriously, Mom. It's so frustrating.

My goodness.

Why does everyone

hesitate to get a divorce?

You're frustrating me more.

Wait until you have a child.

Did you study that hard

just to promote a divorce?

Are you saying a divorce is bad?

That it's social evils out of the blue?

Fine. Continue to live

in the Joseon Dynasty.

I can't live in the Joseon Dynasty.

I'm a divorcee from the modern time.

And why do you keep ignoring

my texts when you're a modern girl?

Because they're not worth my attention.

Do you want me to set the date?

Do you want me to change the password?

You got a job. Come on.

Okay! I get it!

Okay? You just said okay.

Seriously.

Try the rolled omelet.

Mom. One second.

Yes, Ms. Park Jin Sook.

What brings you to call me?

Ms. Han.

Are you sure

about continuing this?

- What?

- I mean,

he said he'd never drink again.

He's begging me to drop the case.

Do you trust him?

No, he was different this time.

He used to curse at me when he was drunk

then begged for my

forgiveness when he was sober.

But this time, he's begging

me even though he's drunk.

- What did he say

- What the?

This time?

He asked me to come and cook for him.

He promised to quit drinking.

So I was wondering if I should

make him hangover soup.

So you want to go back

just to cook for him?

Don't ever trust him.

He's only eaten my food until now.

I'm sick of it.

Don't make any decisions

for now. I'll see you tomorrow.

Seriously.

What is wrong with everyone?

Come and eat.

Ms. Park Jin Sook.

(Emergency Center)

I told you

he might die!

Mom!

It's not her fault.

She didn't force you to sue him.

I'm so sick of it.

Unfortunate women like

me can never get divorced.

I knew this would happen.

That's why I told you I

wanted to drop the suit!

Why are you being so unreasonable?

Ms. Han tried to help us.

Be quiet!

I can't stand you.

Get lost.

Leave!

Let go of me! I'm sick of this.

I'm sick and tired.

Are you back from the hospital?

How should I

handle the case now?

Let it sit for now.

If he dies, you'll have to handle

the succession of property.

If he lives,

drop the case if the client wants.

Have you been through this too?

Of course.

Lots of people

take their lives when

they're served papers.

But that's not on the attorney.

Is it not?

If they commit suicide

after getting served,

is it on the prosecutor?

If they commit suicide after

being urged to pay taxes,

is that on the tax collector?

It's not.

You had a hesitant client,

and with a misguided sense of

duty and poor sense of justice,

you made her sign the divorce papers.

You shouldn't have done that.

Do you also think I

goaded her to get divorced?

I didn't say that.

What are you saying I should've done?

Please tell my mom to get divorced.

I never say that.

A divorce attorney doesn't

decide who gets divorced.

Separate your personalities.

Han Yu Ri the attorney

and Han Yu Ri the person.

Han Yu Ri the attorney can't blurt out

what Han Yu Ri the person thinks.

Separate my personalities

Instead of starting with you,

you should've started with

the client's urge and wish

to punish her husband.

Ms. Han?

Yes?

That was me trying to console you.

(Attorney at law, Cha Eun Kyung)

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

(Attorney at law, Jun Eun h*)

How will he react

when he gets the written complaint?

We'll have to see when he gets it.

How will he react if I move out?

What do you think?

He'll feel and realize

you're actually breaking up.

Can she go back for

the stuff she left behind?

Some will be cooperative.

It depends on the person.

That's enough for now.

What if the mother-in-law

finds out? Will she call?

What happens to the

rented water purifier

when we divide our assets?

Do I have to pay it off?

The mother-in-law might or might not call.

And the person who paid

the rental feel keeps paying it.

- Then

- Stop.

What if

you get divorced now? How much can you get?

How much can I get?

Zero.

I don't think there

are any assets to split.

I told you

my husband inherited three million dollars.

Listen carefully.

You said he received the

inheritance a month ago.

And you've been married for two years.

What if the court says

you've been married

for too short a time

so you don't get a cut?

What? Then he doesn't get a divorce.

Then you shouldn't get divorced.

Then what must I do

if I want to get at least half?

In that case

I'll see you in 20 years.

What? In 20 years?

What kind of rule is that?

If you have any more questions,

- call this number again.

- Okay.

I have another

consultation right after this.

I need you to leave. I'm sorry.

Did you have lunch?

I know a nice tteokbokki place nearby.

If you'd like that.

- What?

- If you have more questions,

- give me a call.

- Okay.

- Twenty years?

- Bye. Get back safely.

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

Let's get an ice cream.

What?

Let's get an ice cream.

An ice cream?

"What if?" "What then?"

I hated those phrases in

Korean and English classes.

- What did you do?

- The obvious.

Eye for an eye, tooth for a

tooth, what if for a what if.

I asked them questions in

the same manner. That's best.

I'm envious of you.

Why is it so hard for me?

That's because you're sympathetic.

You keep thinking about the other person.

It's tough, isn't it?

When he called to say he was going to die,

did I have to take action?

That's on the person who

threatened you with suicide.

Why should you take action?

What if

He won't die, will he?

Don't mind it too much.

People like that tend

to do things for show.

You seemed like an actual senior then.

That's a lot of strength.

(Park Jin Sook, client)

Open wide.

- Come on.

- No.

- Open up.

- I won't eat!

You must eat to go home.

Why should I even be here?

Why do you think you're here?

Darn it.

Just eat, you nuisance.

Whose fault could it be? It's yours!

- Why you

- Oh, gosh.

What are you doing?

Oh, hello, Ms. Han.

Goodness.

It's nothing. He's just being silly.

I just realized

I was worried for no reason.

- Darn it.

- Say you're sorry.

- That hurt!

- You troublemaker.

Ms. Han. Come with me.

(General Ward A)

The lawsuit.

I bet she will drop the case down the line.

I'll drop it.

It's my rotten luck.

Someone like me can never get divorced.

Why would you say that?

A divorce

is something for the rich and smart.

I really hope

this incident changes your husband.

Goodness.

Ms. Cha.

Here.

Why are you here?

You've been through a lot, Ms. Park.

What brought you all the way here?

Ms. Park

will drop the lawsuit.

Don't hope this incident

will change your husband.

After time, his old ways will set in.

What is she doing?

The darn fool.

Come back when you're

determined and convinced.

Regardless of how many

consultations you had,

we'll take on your case for you, okay?

Thank you, Ms. Cha.

You even gave me a refund.

How about you attend couple therapy?

We'll put you in touch with

an alcoholism specialist.

Pay for five sessions at once,

and you even get a discount.

I see.

- Thank you.

- Sure.

Then

Goodbye.

Bye.

Will you just eat?

Goodness.

(Seoun University Hospital)

You told me to let her go.

Why did you come to win her back?

Despite a massive incident

like an attempted suicide,

after a while, he'll go

back to his old ways.

That's when she'll make up her

mind and finally decide to leave him.

There comes a moment

where you just accept everything.

And care only of the future.

Your husband is having an affair.

I know.

Are you not going to divorce him?

What do I get out of it?

Things are running

smoothly at home and at work.

I need them.

He made you sick.

If only I didn't tell him

that I met with you

And I tried to understand your dad.

Ms. Cha.

What does it mean

to be married?

- Why you

- It's my rotten luck.

Someone like me can never get divorced.

How can you feed someone who tormented you?

My daughter is getting married soon.

I hesitated because

If her wedding is called

off because of my divorce,

I won't be able to stand it.

I'd disturb your studying.

How can you put up

with it for your children?

Strangers who have become family?

(Law Firm Daejeong)

(Attorney at law, Han Yu Ri)

Hey.

What is it now?

I apologize, Ms. Cha.

I can no longer work on the divorce team.

What are you on about?

Is it because of the attempted suicide?

I don't want to

work at the expense of separating

Han Yu Ri the attorney

and Han Yu Ri the person.

Don't cling to what I said.

I think

I see the assailant and victim

way too clearly to be able

to work on divorce cases.

Are you angry you couldn't

get Ms. Park divorced,

or was your ego bruised

because your case went how I said it would?

It's neither.

I made the call because I don't see

my future.

Fine, then go. You never listen.

Leave.

- And Ms. Cha.

- What else is there?

Your husband goes to

Ms. Choi's place for dinner.

It could be that they live together.

How do you know that?

Ms. Choi lives in my building.

(Jung-gu Chungam-ro 214,

One Space Studio Apartment)

Ms. Cha.

The affair with Ms. Choi.

I wasn't being nosy.

I just wanted to be on your side.

You can go.

(Jung-gu Chungam-ro 214,

One Space Studio Apartment)

You're helpless.

Let me.

- I can manage.

- I'll do it.

- You're hurt?

- I got you.

You scared me.

Let me do the carrying.

- I'll help.

- Carry this, then.

Just this?

Were you going to carry that?

- You're all grown up.

- Goodness.

- It's fine.

- No, let me.

- Come along.

- My gosh. Let's go.

- What is it?

- Nothing.

There comes a moment where

you just accept everything.

And care only of the future.

Ms. Cha?

Your misguided sense of

duty and poor sense of justice.

I like it.

- What?

- You want to punish them, right?

I'll let you do that.

Did you actually drop

by the studio apartment?

I didn't accept your resignation.

I want you to take my case.

(Good Partner)

How long have you known?

Affair partners always ask that.

They must really want to know.

There's a rumour that Sa Ra

had an affair with a married man.

What will Mom and Dad do?

About the divorce.

I'll reveal how selfish you were

and what kind of mom you were.

Will you be okay with that?

Ms. Cha!

What I read in the tabloids. Is it true?