The Person Who Gives Happiness (Haengbokeul Juneun Saram / 행복을 주는 사람)

- Mommy, I'm done with my room. - Really?

- Do I have to redo everything later?

No. I organized my books and put away my clothes, too.

- Come and see. - Okay. Let's go.

- Ha-Yoon! - Yes?

- Grandpa is calling for you. Let's go downstairs. - Okay.

Coming!

- You're home. - Yes.

- Grandpa! - Oh, dear. You'll get hurt.

Ha-Yoon, grandpa is tired.

It's fine. Gun-woo and So-Jung, I mean Eun-ah,

used to do that when they were little, too.

It makes me think of the old times. I like it.

- It's tiring, isn't it? - It's fine. I'm only

moving a few things, but it's still complicated.

Of course.

Here. I bought ice cream.

- You should eat some, too. - Okay.

- Grandpa, you eat it first. - Okay.

Our house is finally noisy now.

Thank you.

- You must be happy, Mr. Lee. - Yes, I am.

- I'll help you with dinner. - It's fine. I can do this much.

Mommy, eat this with us. It's yummy.

I'm home.

Oh, you're home early. You usually come at night.

It was hard moving in, wasn't it?

- Daddy. - Hi.

Look at my room!

Grandpa bought me an amazing bed!

He did? Let me change my clothes first.

- You go up, too. - Okay. I'll be back.

The kids moved in.

I'm sorry for being happy by myself, Mr. Im.

Wow. This is fantastic.

The desk I bought last time didn't suit our old place, but it looks great now.

Now all you need to do is study hard.

Daddy, grandpa put a big mirror here so that I can practice my acting.

- I did that. - You did?

- Of course. - Oh, my. I hadn't even thought of that.

- He's the best dad! - You're the best!

- Do your best in acting and buy mommy a car. - Okay, daddy.

Wow. Our bedroom looks different, too.

- Yes. I wondered where to put the bed and just left it like this. - It's great.

What is it? Don't regret it later, and tell me now.

I wanted us to move out.

- I knew you would say that. - Oh my gosh.

I will never let you move out.

When did you come up?

You hardly came upstairs, and now you keep coming up.

I came to see my daughter-in-law, not you.

- Eat this. - Thank you.

Don't listen to this little rascal, okay?

Father, we've lived together for thirty years.

Don't you think it's time we separate now?

I promised Mr. Im I would take good care of her.

If you really hate this, you can move out. I won't stop you.

I knew you'd get in trouble the moment you mentioned moving out.

I feel like it's a loss for me to get married.

Let's get him remarried. That's the only way we'll live.

I'm not against that, but I don't think this is the time for you to bring that up.

Hurry up and come down. Eun-ah and Jung-hoon are coming over.

Why are they coming?

Mom, this is horse radish bean paste soup.

It might not be as good as the one you make, but try it.

And since your brain is ill, fish and protein are good for you.

Mom, the room is too small!

Bear with it. We need to adjust to reality now.

Mackerel again?

Children like you need a lot of DHA, so you should fish like grandma, too.

I don't want to.

- Oh, you guys are eating dinner. - Yes, join us.

How was the price?

I don't know about antiques to sell one properly. We might have suffered a loss.

Mother, please eat it with mackerel.

Thank you.

That's too bad.

But if you sell everything, won't Suk-Jin scold you when he comes back home?

Suk-Jin? He'll be in there for nine years.

I know, too. Don't worry.

Eun-hee, let's eat and then wash up.

I'll wash you and Eun-ah before your dad comes home.

Eun-hee, again?

Grandma, I'm Yu-ri! Cha Yu-ri!

Don't get angry. She'll be scared.

I'm going to eat later.

I think she's entering puberty. Ever since we moved, she's been so disobedient.

Even if she's little, she has feelings. Of course she'll be annoyed. Understand her.

Who is it?

Ja-kyung.

You didn't have to buy this. It doesn't suit us anymore.

Give it to your mother.

It's tiny.

Oh, come. There's nothing wrong with it. It's a nice home.

Still, I've lived in a big house until now. It's stuffy.

I understand.

Mother-

She's going to give her ten dollars again.

How is Suk-Jin? Is he all right?

I didn't get to see him. He won't let me see him easily.

Why not? Is he still angry? Is it because of me?

I'm not sure.

It's probably because prison life isn't easy,

so he doesn't want to show his terrible side.

My Suk-Jin. My son. I miss him.

I'll check how Suk-Jin is doing and take you to see him.

You must. Promise me.

Yes, I promise.

I'll give this to you.

Thank you. I'll gratefully accept it.

This is even nicer than the jewelry you gave me when I got married.

Mother, you must be healthy until Suk-Jin comes out.

My Suk-Jin...

I was wrong. It's all my fault. I have horrible...

horrible hands.

What about Lee Gun-woo, that jerk?

- He's getting married. - Married? No! He can't!

I can never let that jerk be happy.

I'm going to pay him back for what he did to Suk-Jin.

Mother, you can't do that.

Come with me. We need to get our revenge.

He can't be happy after torturing my son.

I'm his mom.

I will go and get my revenge.

Strangely enough, she's obsessed with Lee Gun-woo.

No. She hates Eun-hee more.

She's normal when she mistakes Yu-ri for Eun-hee.

Usually, she asks me where Eun-hee is.

- Really? - Of course, she goes back and forth.

It's tiring, isn't it?

I'm getting used to it. I requested for dementia

care taking service. I need to work, too.

Yes. I'll ask my mom to help out, too. Tell me when you're busy.

I can't believe I'm sitting here with you like this.

Life is unpredictable.

I know. My mom keeps blaming the private elementary school we went to.

I'd do the same thing.

Are you going to marry Wang-sung? It seems like Yu-ri likes him, too.

Yes, but since my mom is in that condition, so I can't make up my mind.

And he's such a nagger.

My goodness.

How dirty.

Step-dad, can't we just quietly watch TV?

Oh, go ahead. I'll clean everything.

You and your grandma are the young and the weak. You can't inhale dust.

Okay.

Are you really going to sleep here?

Yes. You can go by yourself. I like this room.

You're a meanie.

When you get married, you're going to live here, too.

So why are you sleeping at home? You have a room here.

I have to go to my restaurant, too.

- Okay. Go on. - All right.

Ha-Yoon, consider studying abroad, okay?

I already talked about it with grandpa.

- You did? - Yes.

His friends are here.

He thinks he should stay here if he wants to continue acting.

He talked like an adult.

Ha-Yoon already grew so big. It's strange, father.

You just didn't realize it since you saw him every day.

He grew a lot.

Think about it. He went through so much.

His heart is already fuller than a normal adult's.

That's right.

When I was in school, people called me "H Group's Son" rather than Lee Gun-woo.

"He's H Group's son." That was my name.

H Group's Son? Sounds nice.

People called me Angel.

I was from Angel's Orphanage, so they called me the girl from Angel.

Oh, I thought you were saying...

I see.

Whether it's bad or good, it's up to ourselves to overcome our situations.

Ha-Yoon will grow up like you two. Let's trust him.

Father, thank you for talking about this with Ha-Yoon.

- Eun-hee, you're making me uncomfortable. - Pardon?

I was talking with my own grandson, so why are you thanking me like I'm a stranger?

If I accepted him as my grandson, then he's my grandson now.

You don't have to thank me every time.

Okay, I understand.

- Go and rest. - I will.

What do I do? I'm so embarrassed.

He means you shouldn't be so formal since we're going to be family soon.

Okay.

- (Hongik) - You must have been embarrassed, but Gun-woo is right.

Don't think about it too much.

- By the way, we hired a part-time worker. - You did? Did Mr. Kang do it?

Bingo!

On your wedding day, we have to leave the lunch business

to someone else, so just a part-timer won't do.

One of the chefs I know can substitute then, and I'll hire another part-time worker.

Wow. You're so reliable. You must be busy enough with the

franchise business. You're taking care of so much. Thank you.

I don't know how I would have done this without you.

You would have done very well with anyone else.

No! You're the best!

But when are you going to marry Auntie Kyung-soon?

You guys should set a date now.

He found an apartment. We move into it in the fall.

Fall?