Revenge Note 2 (Sweet Revenge 2 / Boksunoteu 2 / 복수노트 2)

SWEET REVENGE 2

OUR BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL GIVES, SHARES, AND CARES

SWEET REVENGE 2

I like you a lot.

I like you a lot.

Is this real?

Jae-yi confessed to me?

Am I on some hidden camera show?

If that's the case, you're dead, Seo Jae-yi.

What's wrong with you? Have you finally lost it?

You little...

Come in.

Come on in. It's okay.

I met them in the hall. They said they were going to buy food.

So I told them to just come over and eat with us. That's okay, right?

Of course.

Welcome, neighbors.

I've got the steamed meat.

Daughters, place it nicely on the table.

That's right.

All right.

Where's your aunt?

She said she's not eating. She's still crying.

All because of that wretched con artist.

Never mind. Let's just eat. Enjoy your meal.

- Okay. - Okay.

It's summer vacation, yet Jae-yi heads over

to the library to study hard.

But this girl...

School starts very soon, and she's still playing around like this.

She drives me crazy.

Mom, you're embarrassing me. Stop.

So you are ashamed of yourself?

Thanks to you though, her grades went up just a little.

But what's the use?

It's all down the drain now.

We can study together this time too

if Ji-na is okay with it.

Of course she's okay with it.

What's there to not be okay with? Thanks, Jae-yi.

Eat up.

Didn't I lose weight over vacation?

- Not at all. - Seriously.

We'll see.

Are you dieting?

- That's so hard. - Isn't it easy?

Shin-ae, you got so pretty over break and didn't even tell us.

Did you do something to your face?

No. I must have just lost some weight.

I'm so jealous.

I wore my uniform for the first time in a while and the zipper wouldn't close.

Oh my, I can tell.

Do you have a death wish?

Hi, Ro-bin.

Did you have a good break?

- Yes. - You're here early.

- Where's Ji-na? - I don't know.

Why are you asking me?

If you're ever feeling stressed, let me know, okay?

Look at the class president taking care of Yi-deun.

He's the king of affection.

I know, right?

When Yi-deun was sick and absent, he would take care of him then too.

Right. He also gets really good grades.

They're making an advanced class for Hankuk University admissions,

and he's basically a shoo-in.

I heard it's super hard to get into that class.

Yesterday,

I met with the principal of Jongnan High

for the first time in a while.

He couldn't stop bragging

about how their students got first place

in the math competition.

I was so mad that I nearly exploded.

Well, that's because Jongnan High has been

known as a prestigious school for a long time.

What?

So you're saying we can't do the same because we're not prestigious?

I've been too loose with all of you.

From now on,

I'll make sure to rank the students solely depending on their grades.

First,

the class with the highest test scores

will get to eat lunch first...

Principal,

you cannot discriminate them when it comes to their meals.

We must take responsibility for not just their grades,

but their character too...

You can do that

when you become principal then.

This is my opinion.

Those who can, can, and those who can't, can't.

Those who can, can, and those who can't, can't.

We need to exclude the incapable students

and put our focus into the capable students.

From now on, don't bother with the inadequate ones

and put your focus into the ones who actually have potential.

That's all.

Ms. Maeng,

may I see you for a second?

Is Ha Ji-man preparing well for his math thesis?

Yes, I think he can become a candidate for the competition.

He can't just be a candidate. We have to make sure he wins.

You know,

I have to say I'm expecting a lot

from Ha Ji-man.

So don't let Ji-man do all the work by himself.

You should also...

You know what I mean?

Pardon?

If Ji-man doesn't do his own thesis by himself,

who would?

My goodness.

Do I really need to explain it to you?

You can leave now.

Okay.

That teacher is just so dim-witted.

You need to explain everything to her.

What did he say?

I agree grades are important, but isn't this too much?

My gosh. He's so annoying.

What are you all doing gathered together like that?

Are you all bad-mouthing someone?

Spread out. Quickly.

Mr. Choi, could you come to my office?

Come in.

Yes, how can I help you?

Yes, Mr. Choi.

I don't know if it's because of all the stress lately,

but my shoulders are feeling a bit tense.

I wanted to get one of your massages for the first time in a while.

Yes, leave it to me.

Mr. Choi,

did you say you learned massage techniques from Thailand?

Yes. When I went to Thailand as an exchange student,

I lived there for a while. That's when I learned Thai massage.

Well then,

you must speak a bit of Thai.

Yes, I know a few easy words here and there.

Yesterday, when I was talking to the principal of Jongnan High,

he mentioned that he signed a sister school agreement

with some international school as part of their global strategy.

He said that kind of stuff plays a big part in principal evaluations.

You wouldn't believe how much he bragged about it.

So I said we do that kind of global stuff too.

I told a little lie.

But he was saying something

about how we need video materials for the evaluations.

So I was wondering if you could

help out with that.

Pardon? How can I help with that?

I'll say that we became sister schools with a Thai high school.

So all you have to do is

pretend to be a Thai person.

Oh my. Principal,

how could I do that?

Isn't that technically fraud?

You don't want to?

I guess it can't be helped.

It's not like I'm doing it for myself.

I'm doing it for our school's name.

When I meet the chief director

and he asks about hiring regular full-time teachers,

I was going to put in a good word for you.

I'm actually a really good actor.

I'll do it. Leave it to me.

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE MOU HANJONG HIGH - THAILAND HIGH

Hello. Thank you.

Hello. Thank you.

Nice to meet you.

I'd like to be your friend. So, right now, I'm very happy.

Thank you. Hello.

That was all a lie.

Jin-sang, you are very silly.

Thank you. Hello.

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE MOU HANJONG HIGH - THAILAND HIGH

So am I out of the race?

Yes.

They only selected a few for The advanced class for Hankuk University admissions.

They only picked ten students in our entire district.

Let's apply again next time.

Anyway, how's your math thesis for the competition coming along?

The principal expects a lot from you, so do your best, okay?

Yes, Ms. Maeng.

TEACHER'S OFFICE

Yi-deun,

where are you going?

I'm going to the bathroom.

Really? I was on my way there too.

Let's go together.

What are you doing? Come on.

Sorry.

It's okay. It's not your fault.

Ro-bin, wait a minute.

What?

I'm going to be home late today.

I'm going to the bookstore with Ji-na.

We're probably going to get dinner too.

Go ahead.

I wasn't sure which book to buy. Thanks for helping me pick.