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Ga On!
Ga On!
Goodness me.
- Dad, are you all right? - Grandpa!
Grandpa.
Don't go. You can't.
Why did you come all the way here?
Where are you going...
when your dad, me, uncles, and aunties are all here?
I thought you hated me.
I thought you wanted me to go.
Why would I?
Why would I hate my granddaughter?
Did I tell you to go with your mom?
Yes.
Goodness.
I'm sorry. I won't say such a thing again.
Don't go. Where do you think you're going without me?
Grandpa.
Cheong Ah.
Yes.
You are Ga On's mother.
Ga On is your daughter.
I understand if you were holding a grudge.
You would've been in pain.
I know how you feel.
But still,
I've been raising her since she was a baby.
How can I send her away like this?
I have not many years to live.
Please, for my sake,
could you leave her with her dad until the day I die?
I'm begging you.
Mom.
Thank you for giving birth to me.
Also, it was really nice seeing you.
Ga On.
I want to be with you,
but I don't think I can go right now.
From my grandpa, dad, and the family,
I've received so many things.
I would feel sorry if I leave like this.
Can't I go a bit later?
I'll call and email you.
I'll also visit you during the break.
Can't I do that?
Ga On.
Can you...
please call me "Mom" one more time?
Mom.
Don't be in pain anymore.
You have me now.
Ga On! Sul Ak!
Uncle Han Ra!
This is my number one treasure I bought...
when I went on a trip to Hong Kong with Dad,
so you have it.
Ga On.
What is this racket?
Han Ra, what's the matter?
Ga On, I'm here! Ga On!
Let go of me! My niece is in there. I need to get her!
Yes, Sul Ak.
Where are you?
What?
She lives in London?
I love London.
She lives there, but she spends half a year abroad because of work.
I'm so jealous.
Oh, we could tag along when you go to London.
Where do you think you're going? Are you trying to mooch off of her?
- Why don't you send me then? - Geez.
It's fine. I'm sure Mom would like it too.
Then shall we go during the summer break next year?
London in winter is so cold.
Now you're getting sick to go to London.
London nights
- London - Ae Ri.
Why? Is Dad sleeping?
Yes.
He must be exhausted.
He came all the way there.
Have some watermelon, Sul Ak.
What?
What are you?
What's wrong with your face?
Did you cry?
You would've thought someone was dead.
Is this a prank or what?
I made a fuss at the hotel.
I was shouting your name at the top of my lungs.
What? How embarrassing.
It would've been a sight, Han Ra.
So don't miss your water until the well runs dry.
Gosh, you cutie.
Shall I dance when I go to London?
- That's enough. - At the London Bridge.
- Bo Mi, try this. - Okay.
It's good.
- Is it spicy? - Yes, just enough.
I should add more chili powder. Ga On likes her tongue to burn.
I don't like spicy food.
I can't help it today.
I'll make it less spicy next time.
Han Ra, you're so nice.
What time is it? It's time for them to arrive, right?
Give it to me. I'll hold it.
I'm working my muscles.
Do you call your dad often?
Are you going to meet him again?
Well, sometimes.
Aunt.
Yes?
I have something to tell you,
but you're not going to tell Mom, are you?
What is it?
Gye Ok!
Welcome.
Jang Won, let's talk when we get home.
Okay.
Have you been well?
Are you really Kyung Oh?
You won't recognize him, right?
I lost a lot of weight.
You look like you had plastic surgery.
Gosh, Mom. How awkward.
Have it.
You should have this, Mother.
Here.
I roughly heard what happened.
It seems like you've been through ups and downs...
and trying hard to make a living.
How long are you planning...
to work at that cold noodle place?
If he learns the secret to the soup...
Shut it.
I'm looking for another place as Gye Ok might feel uncomfortable.
I'll be moving soon.
We'll become a family soon,
so why don't you just tell her and stay?
You can just pretend not to know her at the restaurant.
Anyway, you have Jang Won,
and if you want to live with her,
I won't say anything else.
But don't do anything to be ashamed of in front of your child.
I understand your situation,
but I don't like that you're living under someone else's name.
All right.
I understand what you're saying.
As long as I've seen Jang Won's face,
I can't waste another day.
I don't know...
how...
How did he grow up so well without a father like me?
For the rest of my life,
I'm going to...
I'm going to live every day for Jang Won.
Kyung Oh, don't cry.
You're making me cry too.
Did you make everything yourself, Han Ra?
I was his assistant.
You wouldn't even cook ramyeon at home. Gosh.
I was saving my talent.
What do you think? Will I make it if I do the delivery food business?
I think so.
I agree. You'd feel more at ease if it's a home-cooked meal.
But the price is the problem.
You may not even earn enough for the labor cost.
He's right. We forgot about the labor cost.
You should invest everything at first.
Don't worry. I'll take care of your labor cost foremost.
We're in this together.
By the way, what do you like about him so much to live with him?
Well, I'm not sure.
Is it because of his wealth?
Hey, Ga On!
Don't you think so?
Why would a normal woman like her be into my uncle?
He must have a fatal charm we don't know of.
Seriously. Both father and daughter.
But...
I also have a question.
Why do you like my aunt?
Hey, Jang Won.
It doesn't make sense.
You're very handsome, have a great body,
and have great abilities.
But why...
It's all a scam.
If you look closely, there is nothing special about him.
They're meeting their own kind.
- Hey! - Han Ra!
It's no fun!
Is there anything fun to do?
I agree.
Shall we play a game?
How about sending these two elderly people first?
- Elderly people? - Us?
Ga On is doing that on purpose, right?
Is that so?
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