Our Sticky Love (이런 엿같은 사랑)

OUR STICKY LOVE

Your treatment…

Next time.

You should have gotten it. You went through all that trouble.

It wasn't any trouble.

You gave me socks so my feet wouldn't get cold

and loaded up the MP3 player with music so I wouldn't get carsick.

You did all that.

You and your grandma…

I know how special a bond you share.

So I know how you must feel right now.

Nothing is more painful than seeing a loved one in pain.

No matter what the results are, there'll be a way.

Whatever it is, I'll be here with you.

So don't worry too much.

Okay?

I'm really sorry, sir.

I didn't think Prosecutor Go would just not show up…

I'll do whatever it takes to set up another meeting.

Sir.

Yes, that's her.

That's Prosecutor Go.

Yes.

She was alive.

This bitch was alive.

But why has she been so quiet?

Didn't you say it wasn't just the watch

that could put Mayor Ju and me behind bars?

Yes, she definitely said that,

but I'm not really sure why she hasn't shown up yet.

One thing did seem strange.

When I was on the phone with her, she called me Mr. Gwak Chi-hyeon.

She's never once called me that--

If you want to keep breathing,

find Go Ji-won as soon as possible.

Yes.

I understand, sir.

GO JI-WON 2

This is driving me nuts.

An ex-boyfriend?

Okay, so in a nutshell,

you remembered a guy who could either be your ex

or the guy you cheated on Tae-ha with.

So, whether or not to tell Tae-ha

is the critical question at hand. Correct?

Yes.

I don't want to keep secrets from Tae-ha,

and it's a good thing that I remembered something,

so I do want to tell him.

But it just had to be a memory of a guy.

Goodness, I see what you're saying.

If you ask me, I don't think you should ever tell him.

As a rule of thumb, both corpses and talk of exes

are best kept buried deep.

- That's exactly right. - Right.

Surely, Tae-ha won't think that he's your first boyfriend,

but even if he doesn't, actually hearing about a past guy…

It'll start to eat away at him like stock that's plummeted, you know?

Just when he's about to forget, it'll pop right into his mind.

Or he'll get all worked up in the dead of night.

Or in the middle of a meal, he'll suddenly start burning up inside!

Did your husband dabble in stocks again?

I'm going to stomp on that damn ape!

Then I guess I shouldn't tell him.

- Yeah. - That's smart of you.

Then let's all agree to lock this up and throw away the key.

Okay.

- Please eat. - Okay.

I assume you didn't leave any crumbs.

Yes, sir.

Jang Tae-ha deceived me.

He sure learned that from Hong Do-yeop.

I think I performed well thanks to everything Coach Hong taught me.

I'll now do my best at the Olympics with the Taegeuk emblem on my chest.

I cherish Jang Tae-ha as if he were made from my own rib.

And soon, not only me

but all of Korea will come to cherish him as a great athlete.

AN MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC

- You're here. - You told me to come.

Right, I did.

Have a seat.

Sit down for a bit. I won't keep you long.

What's this?

Take a look.

You like G-Dragon's music.

His songs are in there.

And it's not great to have cold feet, so I…

You called me to give me this?

- What? - Who uses MP3 players these days?

I can afford a music subscription.

And what's with these? I already run hot as it is.

Don't call me over for stupid things like this.

Just approve my resignation already.

What the heck?

Jang Tae-ha got us to turn the car around with this. Why didn't it work for me?

This looks delicious.

It looks good.

The air is so fresh. It's lovely here.

How are you feeling, ma'am? Are you feeling better?

Well, it reminds me of the war. It's nice.

Should we go elsewhere?

It took you over an hour to set up that tent.

It'd be a waste. Let's just stay.

Sure.

- I'll go buy a new one. Is it out of gas? - No, I'll go.

Hurry up and get things ready. She's hungry.

Goodness.

We should be grilling meat at a place like this.

You can't have grilled meat. Don't you know what condition you're in?

How much longer do you think I have to live?

Grandma.

Why would you even say something like that?

So don't spend money on my treatment.

- Okay? - No.

I'll save you no matter what.

You've been saving me my whole life. What more is there to save?

I lost your mom to an illness just when I was getting attached.

Just my luck.

I wouldn't have missed a thing even if I died back then.

A truly miserable life.

But you breathed life into me.

Even when life threw me mountains upon mountains of sorrow,

I gritted my teeth and lived on because of you.

So it's enough now.

It's time you stopped saving me.

For the rest of my days,

instead of reeling in pain from that excruciating treatment,

and instead of staring at the faces of doctors I don't even know,

I want to go back to making taffy, the thing that kept food on the table.

You, my precious baby.

My pitiful Song-wol.

And the villagers who are kind-hearted once you get to know them.

All of you.

I want to spend my last days taking you all in.

Tae-ha.

Please let me do that, okay?

Don't cry.

It breaks my heart to see that handsome face of yours downcast.

By the way,

are you thinking of marrying that girl?

My whole body aches from walking around all day.

Goodness.

I'm back.

Oh, you're back?

Ma'am.

Gang-rok,

you got your cast off?

Yes. I know I don't look like it, but I am in my twenties.

They said I heal super quickly.

That's great.

Right? Now that my foot's back,

you can ask me to run errands as much as you want.

- Really? Can I do that? - Of course.

Really? Then can you find me something?

Yes, ma'am! What shall I procure for you?

A house for you.

I'd understand if you had lived abroad.

Because there's no specific term for "reading social cues."

But you were born and raised in Korea.

How long do I have to let you have my man?

I told him to go to your room, but he was the one who refused.

Then what should you do?

Either shove him into my room by force

or hurry to find a house and move out.

I already found one.

Wait, you did?

I'm moving out tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

Why didn't you say so?

What a shame. Where are you going?

It's a five-minute walk from here.

A five-minute walk? I see.

I'm so sad. What should we do?

Should we have a farewell party?

No need for a farewell party.

Why don't we have some banquet noodles? Since you seem so keen to celebrate.

Banquet noodles sound perfect.

I'm fine.

You should go now.

Thanks to you, I had a great time today.

I'll sleep well tonight.

That's good to hear.

About what I mentioned earlier.

Your marriage.

What I wanted to say about your marriage was…

Marriage?

I know what you want to say.

Don't worry about it.

Good night.

You too.

Let's go home.

- Okay. - Okay.

I want to respect her wishes,

so from now on, I'll do my best to give her happy memories.

Thanks.

For making today great for her.

By the way, what were you two talking about earlier?

What?

I heard something about marriage. Does she want us to get married soon?

It's nothing.