Fatal Promise (Dangerous Promise / Wiheomhan Yaksok / 위험한 약속)

They are...

not...

true.

Chairman Han.

Allow me to ask for...

a reinvestigation on the prosecution on the wrongful accident...

and defamation of Mr. Cha Man Jong who was this hospital's employee,

and a man who gave new lives...

to seven people,

even if we have to use...

all the resources of our legal department.

It seems that someone from Korea Hospital...

carefully planned and concealed...

his death.

The employee...

that was wrongfully dead in our hospital...

had saved seven people's lives...

with his cause of death still unknown.

And they denounced someone like him.

To reveal the truth of his accident...

and regain his honor,

our company must take the initiative.

It's the only way that our organ transplant foundation...

to be established will have meaning.

Ms. Cha Eun Dong.

Yes.

Is there anyone...

you want to put in charge of the reinvestigation?

Yes.

There is.

Director Choi Jun Hyuk.

Will you be...

in charge of it?

Director Choi, answer her.

As head of the legal department of Korea Hospital, will you do it?

Director Choi?

Cooperate with the prosecution for their reinvestigation.

Yes, sir.

Oh, no.

Please wait here.

The organ transplant foundation soon to be established will...

mainly focus on sponsoring the organ transplant charges.

Hence, we will do our best to recover the honor...

of the late Mr. Cha Man Jong...

who passed away due to an unknown accident...

in our hospital while saving seven people's lives.

Cha Man Jong.

The name of your deceased father is...

Cha Man Jong?

Yes. But why do you ask?

Who is it?

Who are you?

Eun Chan, what did he say to you?

He asked what my father's name was.

Your father?

Our family line will break because of your daughter!

On top of being infertile,

you deceived me with ill intentions!

Please.

Please spare us this once.

What about Hye Won?

What about her?

She must be imprisoned for fraud.

How dare she blame Jun Hyuk?

I apologize. It was all our fault.

So please don't let them get divorced.

The divorce isn't what matters here.

I'm going to claim for the damages you've caused.

So be ready.

We're about to be kicked out with zero alimony.

- Poor me. - Oh, gosh.

Oh, no.

Hye Won, you're being punished for real now.

Eun Dong, I think it has finally begun.

We're reducing 50 percent of the budget...

that was to be invested in Korea Hospital...

and investing it on the new foundation.

What did you say?

Ms. Cha.

Yes, sir.

If you had something to say seven years ago,

you may say it now.

At the time, my father was...

grateful to this hospital for giving him a job.

He was a diligent employee.

And I was his daughter.

He was...

almost foolishly helping others when it was none of his business.

But he was sacrificed unfairly...

by those who have.

When I tried to reveal the truth,

I was imprisoned.

There was one person...

that paid attention to my words when I was in an unfair position.

For unavoidable reasons,

we parted ways...

and met each other again.

And that person...

made his long way here...

to keep a promise with me from back then.

I realized it...

too late.

I won't turn a blind eye on him...

who must have suffered...

just as much as I did.

And I won't be able to forget it.

And Chairman Han.

Thank you.

The person in charge of the new foundation will be...

Director Kang Tae In here.

And I'd like to make Cha Eun Dong, the daughter of the late Mr. Cha,

the honorary auditor.

We will discuss the matter further...

when the foundation is ready to be established.

That's all.

(Proposal for Cha Man Jong Organ Transplant Foundation)

How did this happen?

They're establishing a foundation for him?

I mean, Cha Man Jong?

What does that janitor's death...

have anything to do with us?

Jun Hyuk, what's the matter?

Jun Hyuk.

You have to...

do something.

What?

The chairman is going to establish such a foundation?

Yes.

He wants to share a meal with you.

Do you want me to pick you up?

Go ahead.

No, you must be busy.

I'll get there by myself.

What a thankful gesture.

Eun Dong must have had deep resentment because of her father.

This is good for her.

Mr. Cha must be glad.

My father is also coming.

Don't forget to thank the chairman when you're there.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Really.

It was Chairman Han.

I merely helped.

You know,

about the things I've said,

I meant it.

I'm sorry...

for hurting you...

until now.

We should go.

Today, you kept your promise...

that you made with me that day.

Thank you.

I couldn't...

thank you enough.

I simply did what had to be done.

So there's no pressure.

If anything, I'm sorry for taking too long.

It's because your father had lived a virtuous life.

A lot of people still remember your father.

I will return your favor by working very hard.

I'll do anything...

you ask me to do even outside of work.

I'd also like to help...

with the foundation.

How about I write a memoir?

My life was also spared...

after the surgery in Korea Hospital.

Sure. You could do that.

Actually,

I've always wondered whose heart was...

donated to me.

I could talk to the family of my donator,

write a memoir, and publish it.

That's a great idea.

According to the positive law of our country, it might be difficult.

But I'm sure the court...

could allow an exception.

Find out if we can, Ji Hoon.

Okay.

And Director Kang.

You'll be in charge of the board of the foundation, right?

I apologize,

but I'm not qualified for that position.

Excuse me.

You're something, aren't you?

What?

Establish a foundation to regain your father's honor?

Who are you to do that?

What's so important about that janitor's...

You know it's that janitor...

who saved Ji Hoon's life.

If it weren't for my father,

Ji Hoon...

might not have returned to this house.

Because he was...

abandoned on purpose by someone.

So...

why are you saying this in front of me?