Ang unang 200 linya.
The painted maple bread originally developed by Magic Bakery was copied
and is being sold by Shinhwa Bakery with their capital strength.
After the story went public,
it's raised questions about the high-handedness of big corporations.
How do you estimate your damage from it?
We used to have customers in here like packs of dogs,
but now, as you can see, there isn't so much as a fly.
Huh?
What are you doing, you fool?
It’s itchy. I’m talking now.
Oops, I’m sorry.
I didn’t mean to be rude to the viewers.
You can edit that part out, right?
Ah, yes.
- Please speak comfortably. - Sure.
Good.
The decrease in sales is an issue,
but the biggest problem is that Shinhwa Bakery claimed we copied them
so we’ve lost our credibility with our customers.
Then do you have solid evidence that
Magic Bakery developed and launched the painted maple bread first?
Yes.
Our painted maple bread was featured in Gourmet Guide
before Shinhwa Bakery launched theirs.
So it was the bread featured in Gourmet Guide.
If Shinhwa Bakery copied and launched it,
they should have expected this level of controversy.
I don't think that they care much because
they believe small business owners like us can't do much about it.
The first daughter of Shinhwa Group said,
"You don’t have power, money or a backer."
"Go ahead and try to do whatever you want about it."
Ah, yes.
The next question is a little different.
I heard that the employees of Magic Bakery
have a special background.
Can you tell me about it?
We met as cellmates at Korea Women's Penitentiary.
We’ve lived together like a family since then
and now we run Magic Bakery together.
It must be hard for you to make that public.
Thank you for being honest with us.
Many people look at us differently
when they find out we’re ex-convicts,
but we're just trying to live our lives to the fullest.
I hope that you all
can look at us generously.
Even though we're not perfect,
we make our bread in the safest and most loving way,
more than anyone else.
It’s Soo In.
Soo In is there.
Soo… Soo In…
- You’re so mean! - Jeez.
It’s only the bread we copied.
How could they turn it into arrogation?
How would they like to learn what arrogation really is, huh?
Jeez.
We have enough troubles already. Please behave yourself.
Hello.
What?
Okay, I’ll call you later.
What? What happened?
We have a problem, Joo Hee.
What’s the matter?
Our company website is overloaded with complaints
and the public is demanding a boycott, not just of Shinhwa Bakery,
but all Shinhwa Group brands.
Oh my. What?
What should we do? Huh?
Hello?
Is this Ms. Ma Joo Ran’s house?
Yes, it is.
Are you Ms. Ma Joo Ran?
Yes, I am. What is this about?
This is Jongro Police Station’s Criminal Department.
We need to investigate you on allegations
of requesting the theft and destruction of a vehicle by Lee Geun Ho.
I need you to come to Jongro Police Station by 14:00 on March 6th.
If you disobey this summons, we'll have to come to your home and take you forcibly.
The person you want isn't here.
You’ve got the wrong number.
Who was it? Why do you hang up like that?
Huh?
I don’t know! I don’t know!
What’s wrong with her?
Our stock price is dropping every day
because of father’s detention.
The major shareholders won't stay quiet.
There will be a general meeting tomorrow.
Both of us might get
kicked out of Shinhwa Group.
First of all,
I would like to say that everything concerning
the painted maple bread issue was my sole decision.
Since the entirety of this incident was the result of my negligence,
I’ve decided to resign
from Shinhwa Group as of today.
Again,
I would sincerely like to apologize.
You’ve made a difficult decision.
You did a good job.
I don’t know how I’ve become such a pathetic person.
I'm ashamed and miserable.
Anyone can make mistakes.
Don't be too hard on yourself.
That's how you used to talk to me.
When we studied abroad,
whenever I used to cry,
you would always comfort me and say, "You'll be alright."
“We all learn"
"from our mistakes."
That's because you were a lovely, wonderful friend to me then.
I always wanted to be a lovely, wonderful woman to you.
Joo Hee.
Don’t worry.
I understand clearly now
that you'll never see me that way,
no matter how hard I try.
I'm leaving for New York today.
New Work? Why?
I need a break and a chance
to get myself back together
so I can go back to being the old Ma Joo Hee.
You can shake my hand, right?
After CEO Ma Do Hyun’s death
and the detention of Chairman Ma Tae San,
our stock price has bottomed out.
The executives have decided
that we can no longer keep the position of CEO open.
Accordingly, we'd like to have
VP Nam Woo Seok as our new CEO.
I’m sorry, but I can’t accept this decision.
I'm sincerely grateful to all the executives
who have put so much faith in me,
but I am a baker at heart and not an executive.
I know that baking is my true calling.
Are you saying that you'd rather go back to being a pastry chef
at Shinhwa Hotel than take an executive position here?
No.
I'm going back to Paris to continue studying
as a pastry chef for a while.
I’d like to suggest that
you hire a professional executive instead of a baker like me.
I hope that you can establish a clean, transparent corporate image
by incorporating the philosophies
of Shinhwa Confectionery's foundation, Geobuk Bakery.
Before the CEO Ma came
to the prosecutor’s office voluntarily,
he made a new will.
I’m sure that
he left everything to Moon Soo In again.
The beneficiary isn’t Ms. Moon,
but Mr. Nam Woo Seok.
What?
With the shares Nam Woo Seok inherited from Do Hyun,
he moved Ms. Cha and the other shareholders
to hire professional executives
and change our current management
in order to embrace Geobuk Bakery’s corporate philosophy.
Do Jin came back to Shinhwa too.
How dare he?
Shinhwa Group isn’t Shinhwa Group anymore.
I’m the only one of the Ma family
left in Shinhwa.
For thirty years,
I've lived only for the sake of revenge.
Now, after it's all over,
I finally regret wasting my life on it.
Sang Woo.
Do I look pathetic to you, too?
Is that why you never appear in my dreams?
I’ll forget about the past
and I’ll live well with the children,
so you can stop worrying about me now
and rest in peace.
Thank you.
Please come again.
Please come again.
It's true there are always ups and downs in life,
but when I first found out that Shinhwa Bakery copied our bread,
I felt like I'd been blindsided.
I never would have imagined
such a crisis would make us so famous
that we'd sell out of bread every day.
You can't even read.
I had no idea you could be so eloquent.
Customers can hear you.
Oops. Sorry.
We need to bake more painted maple bread.
- Do we have dough left, * Unni ? -
Mi O asked you how much painted maple bread
dough we have left.
Oh, I can bake two more batches.
Okay.
Just stop worrying.
Go tell him not to go.
I’m talking about Byeol’s father.
He's leaving for Paris.
Can you live without him?
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