(Episode 6)
Who's in here?
What are you? Get out! Get out of here!
It's me.
It's me, sir.
Mr. Seo. It's me, Ho Won.
Why are you here?
Are you going to hit me with that?
No.
I asked why you were here.
I was doing my part-time job.
Part-time job?
Are you the housekeeper...
who made the stew and bought the plants?
I guess I am.
By the way,
can you please put some clothes on?
Why are you working in my house of all places?
Do you hold a grudge against me?
I have to work to survive each day.
Do you think I knew this was your place?
I saw the blind and got startled. I was about to leave,
but you suddenly came in. That's why I hid.
Don't you have other places to work?
It's not like I wanted to work here.
I wish I had a better job so I wouldn't have to come here.
You're making it sound like it's my fault that...
you're in that situation.
You're the one who fired me.
You didn't think I deserved to work there.
Isn't that right?
Competition should be fair, and the process should be transparent.
It's unfair to give a chance to those who can't guarantee that.
Let me say this since I'm already fired.
"Competition should be fair, and the process should be transparent"?
Is life fair?
To me,
life is like that piece of rag.
I have to clean up your house without knowing after you fired me.
That's the life I live.
That's just a coincidence. What I meant was...
Instead of being rewarded for working hard, I get sick.
I never experienced...
fairness or justice in my life.
Why is the world...
only unfair to me?
By the way...
Do you know him?
Yes.
Did you ask him for the temporary position?
- Did he help you find it? - Pardon me?
He's just a doctor.
A doctor?
I'm so unlucky.
Why is it Mr. Seo's house?
Is there any part-time job she never had?
If life is so unfair,
why did she take the blame of her boss?
Is she that happy?
Good morning, everyone.
Hello, Ms. Ha.
What happened?
What brings you here, Ho Won?
I got...
rehired.
What?
Hello, Mr. Seo.
Ms. Ha, come to my office.
Why did you blame someone else for your mistake?
Pardon me?
(Order Contract)
No, it's not what you think.
I forgot that I signed.
How could you be so irresponsible?
How can I trust you from now on?
I'm sorry, Mr. Seo.
I'm sorry. It was too late when...
I didn't ask Ho Won why she took the blame.
I won't bring it up again so I don't humiliate you.
I'll keep my eye on you.
I won't forgive this kind of mistake again.
Okay.
I'll remember that.
(Eun Ho Won)
You didn't tell me when we were chatting yesterday.
Last night,
something surprising happened.
What happened?
I was worried when you told me you were moving.
Mr. Seo called me.
He told me to return to work. There was a misunderstanding.
Why are you here?
Good morning, Mr. Lee.
Are you here for severance pay?
No, you aren't eligible for that.
Mr. Seo told her to return to work.
My goodness. Gosh.
This never happened to a temporary employee before.
You're the iconic figure of resurrection.
- You follow me. - Pardon me?
- Did you have breakfast? - Of course.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Ho Won, what happened?
Hello, Ms. Cho.
- Did Mr. Seo call you back? - Yes.
I'm happy for you.
Welcome back.
Thank you, Mr. Heo.
As I mentioned yesterday, we have a meeting in the morning.
- Come to the meeting room soon. - Okay.
By the way,
regarding the order mistake,
I'm sorry.
Why did you take the blame?
I saw a photo of you in Ki Taek's wallet...
by accident.
Wait.
Did you do that...
knowing that Ki Taek would take the blame for me?
I'll keep it a secret from him.
Are you...
dating each other? It's none of your business.
I'm grateful to him for many reasons.
- Grateful? - Come in.
Is she interrogating you, Ho Won?
I'm not interrogating her.
Stop, Ho Won.
The temporary employees have a volunteer activity this Sunday.
Keep your schedule free.
- Do we have to go? - Of course.
I don't think I can come this time.
You should go instead of me to fill the space.
Are you skipping again?
Again?
My grandmother is very sick.
I should visit her at the hospital as the eldest son in the family.
Is the grandmother on your mother or father's side?
- It's the grandmother I know. - I know her too.
Yes, it's her.
Answer carefully.
One of your grandmothers emigrated to the US.
You didn't come...
to the New Year's party to drop her off at the airport.
That's right.
Yes, she left around that time.
I'm so jealous of you.
You have grandmothers all over the world.
You have grandfathers who get sick at a convenient time.
You make it sound weird again.
I'm the so-called Hauline's MV.
Ki Taek, what's MV?
I think it's a brand name.
A brand name?
My goodness.
MV is the master of volunteer work who's there when he's needed.
He contributes to the society.
That's what MV is called.
You got it, Ki Taek?
Nonsense.
Tell it directly to Mr. Seo if you'll be absent.
The rest of you should leave your weekend free.
Gosh, Ms. Ha has such a good memory.
Events are...
supposed to be loud and crowded.
Let your right hand know what your left hand does.
Let both of your feet know.
This is the essence of contributing to the society.
Do you understand?
Go there instead of me. Thank you.
You could have skipped it if you came back later.
Are you disappointed?
It's a good deed.
I'm happy to be a part of it.
That's true.
Good luck.
Can you do something about him? You went to the same school.
He thinks he's the boss since he's a full-time employee.
What a punk.
- Here you go. - Thank you.
Hello.
Gosh! Hello.
- Hello. - What brings you here?
- I'm here to see Mr. Seo. - Where's Ho Won?
She should say hello since she returned to work.
- Hello, sir. - Hello.
I came during my break as it seemed urgent.
- Hello, Mr. Park. - Hello.
Mr. Park was my patient when we first met.
He introduced me Hauline's products when I opened my hospital.
Thank you for your help.
Don't mention it.
- What brings you here? - Mr. Seo asked me for some help...
regarding volunteer work.
I see.
Who is he?
He's handsome.
Thank you.
What is this?
What is going on?
I'm Assistant Manager Ha Ji Na. I'm in charge of this event.
I see. You're an assistant manager in the marketing team.
You must be working with Ho Won then.
Oh, yes.
Is he close with her?
As you can see, in this corporate social contribution activity,
we'll donate our furniture to public facilities in backward regions.
We'll also cooperate with your hospital...
and provide them medical and social services.
Please read through the documents.
Okay.
All right. It looks good.
I will gather some of my fellow doctors and make a team...
rather than do it by myself.
I have to check their schedule,
so I can't give you a definite answer yet.
I'm sure you're busy. Thank you for taking the time.
Not at all. You're letting me in on a good project.
You're giving up your weekend you can use to rest up.
You're all very enthusiastic.
Are you going with us then?
I think so.
I guess you're going too.
Yes.
We were told that temporary workers must come too. It almost upset me,
but now that I know you're coming with us,
I'm glad.
Listen.
Mr. Park told me that there was a bad incident.
I was thinking how I should help you.
You shouldn't worry. I got fired because of my own mistake.
I still...
managed to come back.
You should tell me if you have a problem.
Who knows? I might be able to help you.
Thank you for saying that. I'm touched.
I really mean it.
Walk me to the entrance door.
Okay.
It's me, Park Sang Man.
You should've told me you were coming to the office.
I was scared to death when I saw you here.
I didn't know you scare so easily.
Gosh, no. I'm just saying.
Mr. Seo came to see me first.
Pardon? Mr. Seo went to see you first?
Do you think it was just because of the volunteer work?
What do you mean?
I think it's better that we don't meet each other directly.
I see.
Hello? Hello?
I was very confused.
What happened, Mr. Seo?
I wanted to check something.
I thought he was a headhunter, but I heard he was a doctor.
I went to see it for myself.
I've heard so much about you that it makes me feel like...
I already know you, Mr. Seo Woo Jin.
Do you know who I am?
You made an appointment.
You have Hauline's health insurance.
I've already heard a lot about you.
Ms. Eun Ho Won of the marketing team and I are quite close.
How did you meet her?
Ho Won tells me she met you when she delivered...
the furniture to your hospital when it opened.
Yes. That's right. That's how I met her,
but it wasn't actually the first time we met.
Ho Won shouldn't know about this, but we had already...
met before.
I worked...
at the emergency room of a university hospital until recently.
That's when I first met Ho Won.
Are you saying she was your emergency patient?
That's personal information, so I can't tell you.
Anyway, she and I are deeply connected.
She doesn't remember anything about me though.
Please don't tell her about this.
By the way, did you come here because you're sick?
Or...
did you need something else?
Was the volunteer work an excuse you came up with...
on impulse?
I planned to use that as an excuse...
if he really turned out to be a doctor.
But it feels like he's giving me riddles.
He seems to be a little peculiar person.
I'll try to look into it further.
All right.
Hello? I'm sorry, but the person in charge is not available.
Can I take a message?
- I'll pass it to her. - Ho Won. Come inside.
Well... I'm sorry. I'll call you back in five minutes.
I worked at the emergency room of a university hospital until recently.
That's when I first met Ho Won.
Why was she in the emergency room?
She's the wife of a retired general manager.
She takes full charge of the employees' insurance,
so get a good counseling.
Yes, sir.
Thank you, Mr. Lee.
Gosh. You're welcome.
By the way, you haven't aged at all.
People will believe it if I say you're my younger sister.
You're exaggerating again.
I have to take the other new employees to the store.
Please talk to Ho Won about the insurance for now,
and she will tell the others about it.
- Okay. - I'll be going now then.
- Have a good day. - Thank you.
I'll see you later.
Nice to meet you, Ms. Eun.
My name is Choi Seon Nyeo, which means a fairy.
Now,
do you know what the leading cause of death in this country is?
It's cancer. It gives you a tumor.
When you have cancer, what's the thing that worries you the most?
It's money. The medical expenses.
Now, here are the medical expenses for treating cancer in Korea.
For liver cancer, it's 66,227 dollars.
For pancreatic cancer, it's 63,727 dollars.
And for lung cancer, it's 46,573 dollars.
Yes. Diseases cost you money too.
You know it well.
That's why you must get an insurance when you're still young and healthy.
You're not sick right now, are you?
- I'm not. - Good.
Today is the day...
you're the youngest in your life. That's why this is the right time.
In the first year I started working as an insurance saleswoman...
There was a young man who made his living through rough work.
His name was Ko Bok Soo.
His name means revenge.
His name was Ko Bok Soo, and he was lucky to meet me.
He happened to take out the insurance...
I planned.
Do you see the black thing?
- Three months later, - I don't know what it is.
Just tell me what it is.
Bok Soo was...
It's cancer.
Diagnosed with cancer.
You have a brain tumor.
Bok Soo was living with a divorced father, and they were poor.
Eat a lot of vegetables and fish if you want to stay healthy.
He was a good son.
He couldn't ask his father to give him the money for the treatment.
You should stay healthy too.
That's when...
this insurance I planned...
changed his life upside down.
How?
It was three months after he got the insurance.
Kyung, even if you wear...
a bloody red lipstick, you still look cute.
You're like a cute vampire.
Bok Soo got the insurance money, got treated,
met a rich girlfriend and married her.
Really?
He has two children now.
He's having a nice life.
I heard he became a prosecutor.
Anyway, he was so lucky he got the insurance.
If three months pass after you sign the paper,
you wouldn't have to worry about money even if you get sick.
What if I die?
Pay 150 dollars per month,
and you get 100,000 dollars if you die. It's not a small sum.
It'll be helpful to your remaining family.
What do you think? Do you want to sign the papers now?
I can get the insurance money...
if I don't go to the hospital with a bad disease in three months, right?
Hey. Do you have an insurance?
- No. - Why not?
You're working at a company. Why didn't you get one?
It's better to save the money instead.
Who knows when you'll get the insurance money?
Well... If I knew when I would die,
I would get about 10 insurances.
What do you mean?
You'll get a huge insurance payout.
Right, it'd be useless after you die anyway.
The one who dies will be pitied.
Hey!
(Insurance Application Form)
I should think about this just one more day.
Goodness, look at this color.
Am I an old lady going out on a picnic or what?
Gosh, I'm so annoyed.
The chairman's son is coming, so I can't skip it.
I had a feeling that I'd score really well today.
Every time I try to practice golf...
Hold on a second.
Okay.
Mr. Heo is waiting.
Hurry up and put this on.
We have to gather quickly.
Gosh, Mr. Park never attends these things.
Why is he going this time?
Who knows?
If he wasn't going, you'd be able to skip it too.
That's exactly what I'm saying. You just get me.
- Goodness. - Gosh.
We look forward to weekends so much. What is this seriously?
Why is this vest so small? Why didn't we get a bigger size?
Do I really have to see my superiors on my weekend?
Let's go, Mr. Lee.
Gosh, I'm so annoyed.
That's exactly how I feel.
Does he think I want to see his face on a day like today?
But this vest makes everyone the same.
There's no discrimination against temporary employees.
You're right.
It's a good deed, so let's have fun.
Sounds great!
- Shall we hold it like this? - Like this?
(Warm-hearted Hauline Volunteer Group)
I didn't know there were so many employees.
You should've given me a bigger size. 95 is too small.
Let's take the photo quickly...
- and get going. - Okay.
- Hey, Yong Jae. - Yes.
I'm going to take my car and go with Mr. Lim,
- so don't look for me. - Understood.
Mr. Park, please take me with you.
Tag along quietly.
Let's do this quickly.
- All right. - Well, Mr. Seo isn't here yet.
He makes people who are older than him wait for him.
- How rude. - Mr. Seo, over here.
Please come to the center.
Hurry up already.
- All right, let's do this. - Can the second row hunch down?
- Please bend your legs a bit. - Let's hunch down a little.
The three of you at the end. I can't see your faces.
This way. Please move this way a bit.
Yes, this way. That's right. Please go this way a bit.
Can those of you who are tall move to the back?
Hey, let's get this done quickly. Hurry.
- Hurry up. Move. - Goodness.
Why are you so short?
Yes, that looks great. I'll take it now.
All right, here we go. 1, 2!
That was good. Now,
let's make a heart with our fingers like this. Make a pretty heart.
That's great. Make it look pretty.
Here we go. 1, 2!
That turned out well. This time, how about you say, "We can do it"?
Say, "We can do it!"
Here we go.
1, 2!
- We can do it! - We can do it!
(Warm-hearted Hauline Volunteer Group)
Why are you standing like that?
Someone is sitting in my seat.
Take whatever seat that's available at the front.
- Don't you want a restful weekend? - I'm okay.
What about Ah Young? What's she doing?
- She's at home alone. - Alone?
Why are you blocking my way? Sit down.
I'm sorry.
Goodness.
- You're back. - Yes. Have some.
Yes, Dr. Seo.
We'll probably get there in about an hour.
Yes, we'll see you there.
Please sit down.
We're leaving now.
(Warm-hearted Hauline Volunteer Group)
- Have you ever been seriously ill? - Pardon me?
- Like going to the emergency room. - No.
Why would I go to such places?
Have you been a housekeeper for long?
I do it when I have time and when they need someone to fill in.
But many people don't like me because they think I'm too young.
Mr. Seo, about the...
About the roll screen.
Right, I've actually been meaning to talk to you about it.
I didn't install it. I didn't buy it either.
My co-workers at my old job...
gave it to me as a goodbye gift.
I see.
I was going to change it,
but that means I have to buy new curtains.
The one I wanted wasn't available at the time.
And I haven't had time to change it. I'm busy, you know.
That's why I just left it on.
I just...
wanted to tell you that it's a great photo.
Goodness.
My gosh.
My goodness!
Ji Na! Ms. Ha!
My gosh!
Goodness!
It's an accident!
Are you okay?
(Emergency Medical Center)
- Sir, are you okay? - I'm in pain!
I'm in so much pain. My goodness...
I'm dying of pain. It hurts so much...
Doctor, what's going to happen to me? My gosh...
I'm in so much pain. Goodness.
My gosh...
Why weren't you wearing the seat belt?
I'm sorry.
You don't need to apologize to me. Apologize to yourself.
Thank you, Mr. Seo.
Did you get an injury anywhere else?
No, I'm okay.
Gosh. I don't want to hear you complaining about your injury later.
Since you're already here, you should get tests and X-rays done.
Symptoms from car accidents can manifest later on.
I'm okay, Mr. Seo.
I don't need to get any tests done. I'm totally fine.
You don't need to worry about me. Did you get any injuries?
- I'm fine. - I'm glad to hear that.
- Gosh, it hurts so much. - Which area is most painful?
- Here, on the side. - This side?
Gosh, please be gentle.
Ho Won, you should also get...
- How about your knee? - My knee hurts too. Yes, that side.
Gosh, it hurts.
Mr. Seo.
Please hold my hand.
- Goodness. - I'm in so much pain.
Thank you.
(Emergency Room)
Getting tests done...
won't change anything.
No, no, no.
Hello.
I have to go back to Seoul.
I got into a car accident and left the group I was with.
I have no money, and my phone is dead.
Could you give me some money...
- for the bus? - My goodness.
I'll pay you back in Seoul.
Hello, sir.
I have to go back to Seoul.
My phone is out of battery.
Could you give me some money?
Get out of my way. I'm busy.
I'm sorry.
What should I do?
Hello.
I...
I work at Hauline.
I was on my way to volunteer work,
but I got into a car accident.
I have no money, and my phone is out of battery.
I'm sorry, but may I borrow some money?
Why are you selling the company's name while begging?
Mr. Seo.
You're good at starting things without any support.
Why did you run away when you had no money?
Also,
take off the vest. It's embarrassing.
Let's go.
Mr. Lee?
Are you okay?
Yes, how about you?
I'm fine too.
You don't look good.
Did you break your ribs?
I just need to get an X-ray.
How about Ms. Ha and Ho Won?
Ho Won seemed okay.
I don't know where she is.
I heard Ms. Cho got transferred to another hospital.
Please be careful.
Will it leave a scar?
Are you okay?
Yes.
Is everything else okay?
I got an X-ray.
Did you get hurt?
I bumped into something.
Thank you.
It's nothing.
I'm happy you didn't get hurt.
Have you been starving?
No, I didn't eat breakfast.
By the way,
is everyone else okay? I hope they didn't get hurt.
Worry about yourself.
You didn't have to be diagnosed. Why did you run away?
I didn't run away.
I had to use the bathroom.
Were you worried about hospital fees since you're a temp?
It must be unfair that you got into an accident at work on a weekend.
No, it's not unfair at all.
This morning,
when the bus was moving fast on the highway,
I felt like I could breathe again.
Spring is a cruel season...
for those who are looking for a job.
The recruitment process is from January to March.
You prepare the documents, submit applications,
take exams, and get rejected.
You get lost afterwards.
Then the spring is over.
There's a lot of time left for this spring.
Is that so?
"When I get a job and get my first paycheck,."
"I will go see the flowers."
I promised that to myself every March.
I only made promises,
and I neglected them for several years.
Are you saying...
you wanted to see the flowers today?
Yes.
Perhaps...
it could be the last spring of my life.
That's what I imagined.
I felt like I was going on a trip for free.
It was great to be outside of Seoul.
I never imagined going on a trip.
It's not difficult to make it happen.
You're right.
Why didn't I do it?
It's so unfair.
I should have traveled more...
to see the flowers.
I regret it now.
One ticket to Seoul, please.
Thank you.
Here's your ticket.
Aren't you going back?
I have to stop by somewhere. You go ahead.
Okay, I'll see you on Monday.
Ho Won.
Is this your hometown?
Look at them as much as you want.
It's full of flowers here.
They're so beautiful.
Father.
What brings you here?
I was in the neighborhood, so I stopped by.
Really? Gosh.
Hello.
- She's my colleague. - Hello.
- Here you go. - I'll take it.
No, it's okay. You're the guest. Have a seat.
All right.
It must be tough working for Woo Jin.
Yes, I mean, no.
He's too meticulous.
He does everything thoroughly.
I'm sure he gives the workers a hard time.
There's no need to say that.
I haven't seen him in months, but look at his face.
He doesn't have any affection for his dad.
It must be worse at work.
Right?
Wait. Is your name Eun Ho Won?
Yes, please speak casually.
I have to go after the meal.
I was in the neighborhood for work, but I stopped by to see you.
Yes, sir. Of course you're busy.
Please help yourself.
Thank you for the meal.
Is it bad?
No.
I was reminded of my dad.
When I came back home from school,
my dad cooked for me like this.
Is that so?
It's the same for Woo Jin.
His mother passed away when he was young.
So I cooked for him until he grew up.
Let's hurry up. We don't have much time.
He's so unfriendly. Isn't he worse at work?
- Come on and eat. - Thank you.
Mr. Seo, I'll do it.
It's okay. Go and look at the flowers.
I can't go have fun...
when you're washing the dishes.
We aren't at work.
My father cooks, and I'm in charge of washing the dishes.
Mr. Seo.
You look great in rubber shoes.
I look great in anything.
I didn't know you made jokes.
I wasn't joking.
Isn't Woo Jin annoying?
He brags too much.
No, I'm inexperienced because I'm a new hire.
He tries to teach me. I imagine he's worse at work.
Come to think of it,
he's always right.
That's the problem.
When you think about what he said, he's right.
It's still annoying to hear.
People don't want to follow such advice even if they're right.
The two of you...
are so different.
We are.
He always came in first place in everything.
He also went through many obstacles because of his poor family.
Because I couldn't support him at all financially,
he had to work many part-time jobs throughout studying abroad.
Although he's my son,
I feel uneasy around him because I haven't done anything for him.
What's gotten into him though?
He's never brought his co-workers home before.
Well...
We were actually with other colleagues,
but the two of us ended up alone because something happened.
Then...
I mentioned that I haven't seen flowers for a long time,
and he brought me here.
Is that right? I'm glad you're here.
You should visit again with other co-workers.
Really? May I?
Yes, of course. Why not?
Instead,
please cut Woo Jin some slack even if he acts obnoxiously.
He's not like that at all.
You're so beautiful.
I'm jealous.
You got to bloom so beautifully like this.
What are you mumbling to yourself?
Nothing.
I was just thinking how pretty they are.
You can pick some if you'd like. There are so many of them.
It's okay.
They'll wilt soon anyway.
If I pick them now,
they won't be able to live the time they have left.
I...
I thought you were...
born with a silver spoon in your mouth...
without a doubt.
I assumed you've never been through any hardships.
I should work harder, shouldn't I?
Thanks for everything today.
If you don't feel well when you wake up tomorrow,
you should call the office and just take the day off.
Okay, I will.
Oh, which way are you going?
Take a taxi. I'll give you cash.
Oh, well...
We can go together.
I can just get off in front of your place.
My place?
Do you live in my neighborhood?
Maybe.
Thank you for everything today, Mr. Seo.
Thanks to you, I was able to enjoy spring...
to the fullest in ages.
Where do you live?
- It's getting late. I'll walk you. - No, it's okay.
It's very close.
It's only a short walk from here. Please go in and get some rest.
Mr. Seo.
It looks like you're scared of cats.
No. Not at all.
I was just startled by the sound.
I see. I guess that's why...
you hid behind me.
I didn't hide.
This is where I live.
Thank you for walking me home.
- See you tomorrow. - Okay.
Wait, Mr. Seo.
I'll try harder.
I'll work harder. I will really...
do my best.
Thank you...
for accepting me again.
(Insurance Application Form)
Yes.
I won't give up. I will do my best.
I can't figure her out.
She cries, then smiles.
I'm sorry I'm late.
Good morning.
I'm sorry. I'm a little late.
No, don't worry. It's 9am sharp.
You aren't late.
By the way, where's everyone?
Are you okay, Mr. Heo?
I wasn't on the bus, you know. I'm fine.
Ms. Ha, Mr. Lee, and Jae Min are taking a sick day.
- Are you really okay though? - Yes, I'm fine.
Kang Ho, it looks like you'll have to work alone today.
Mr. Park always keeps himself busy, you know.
I'm sorry I'm late.
- Hello, Ms. Cho. - Good morning.
Ms. Cho, are you all right?
You got your arm hurt. You should've taken the day off.
It's a little uncomfortable, but it's tolerable.
Ms. Cho is really impressive.
As soon as I heard about the accident,
my heart sank to my stomach.
I thought, "Losing your life can happen instantly."
For some strange reason,
I wanted to take my car. My goodness.
Wasn't it because you booked a session at a golf course nearby?
What are you talking about, Mr. Han?
Goodness.
Ms. Cho, will you be able to work with that arm?
I'm fine.
- I'll get rid of it in a few days. - Good.
I highly value your work ethics.
By the way,
I'm so worried about our numbers lagging.
Can you think of a solution?
The situation will get better when we launch the new product.
I read the marketing team's survey result report,
and it looks like we can expect positive consumer feedback.
We don't know that yet.
Surveys don't tell us everything.
We should start getting ready.
Yes.
I'll speak to Ms. Cho about it privately.
The launch date is just around the corner.
We should all stay focused.
Ho Won, go through the photos. Pick the ones for the online market...
- and get them approved. - Sure.
(Pick photos for the online market.)
I hope everyone comes back to work soon.
It's hard to focus because the office feels disorderly.
Mr. Seo, when did you get back to Seoul yesterday?
Right away. Then I got some rest.
Ki Taek.
Did you check the stores that are selling other wholesale merchandise?
I'll look into it.
My apologies.
Did something good happen?
Me? No.
You seem a little different.
Nothing's new with me. I'm feel the same.
All right. Here I come.
Oh, Mr. Heo.
Can I join you guys?
- Of course. Please have a seat. - Enjoy your lunch.
Thanks.
Hello.
- Enjoy your lunch, everyone. - You too.
Gosh, this is so good.
Kang Ho.
Can you bring me last year's sales report from Mr. Lee's desk?
Yes, no problem.
- What is this? - Well... I noticed...
that you couldn't eat because of your arm.
I thought you should eat something to be able to work.
Thanks. I'll enjoy it.
You're welcome.
Ms. Cho.
Would you like me to type it for you? I can do it fast.
No. It's fine.
Actually, that'd be helpful.
I have a report to finish in a hurry.
Yes, ma'am.
Delivery service. Ms. Eun Ho Won?
Yes?
Ho Won.
Did you get the clothes?
I know that if I send you money, you would save it...
and send it back to me and Mom.
That's why I had the clerk at the store help me pick out the clothes.
You don't have to have multiple part-time jobs...
and work hard in restaurants or delivery stores anymore.
I'm so happy that you're working at a company now.
Don't worry about us.
Just dress up and go on dates like everyone else.
Enjoy your life.
Since the day Dad became sick,
we haven't really laughed heartily.
That brat.
Your hard work is finally being rewarded.
Congratulations.
Ho Won, my dear sister.
I'm proud of you.
(Ho Jae)
You made the right choice.
You should get the insurance when you're still young.
Should I sign here?
Yes.
All right. Sign here and here.
Check the terms of the contract again, and sign here.
(Signature)
You have good handwriting.
(Ho Won)
(Ji Na)
Good night, Ms. Ha.
Thank you for today, Jae Min.
I haven't been feeling well and I've been frustrated.
Taking a drive made me feel a lot better.
I'm the one who should be thankful.
I was able to refresh myself in a long time thanks to you.
That's good to hear.
Rest up. I'll see you at work tomorrow.
Okay. See you tomorrow.
Ji Na.
You didn't come to work today, so I wanted to check if you were okay.
Well... I didn't feel so well.
Are you okay? You got into the accident because of me.
I'm fine.
I'm glad you're okay. I'm going to go now.
Ji Na.
I've been keeping it inside my wallet,
but I couldn't...
I couldn't throw it away. I thought I should give it back.
Ki Taek.
I should go.
I'll see you tomorrow, Ms. Ha.
Ki Taek.
Hey. What are you reading? Is that book good?
Yes. It's about patients in an emergency room.
There are so many unusual people.
Three job seekers...
tried to kill themselves, and they were taken to the emergency room.
All of them were hired at the same company afterwards.
- What? - Isn't that funny?
It sounds interesting.
Let's go.
(Code Black: The Story of the Emergency Room)
(Author Seo Hyun)
(The Three of Them Meet Again)
Mr. Seo.
You got off work a long time ago. What took you so long?
Why didn't you answer your phone?
What brings you here?
Let me ask you something. I don't think...
I'll be able to sleep if I don't.
Did you really do it because of me?
Did you try to kill yourself because of me?
Ho Won.
Wake up, Ho Won. Ho Won.