Lie after Lie (거짓말의 거짓말)

Why?

Are you disappointed...

because I'm not the reporter you've been waiting for?

No matter what you do,

your daughter won't be able to get out of prison.

No.

That reporter said that he will help.

You'll see.

She will get out of prison.

If you keep doing this, you'll be really hurt.

Let go of me!

Are you threatening me?

Yes, is this Reporter Kang?

- Yes. - Give me. Give it to me.

- Let go! - Give it to me.

Hello? Hello?

I have to save her. I should save Eun Su.

- Gosh. - Look.

Sir. Wake up.

Sir! Wake up.

Sir.

I'm sorry.

I know you won't be able to forgive me.

But I'm sorry for what I did to you.

So I promise to help your daughter.

I'll do that to pay for my sin.

I'll protect your daughter...

from Chairwoman Kim.

Would you need this too?

- Yes, and that one too. - This one?

Let me see. What about this one?

- What's that? - What?

I don't know what that is.

Let's show her what you've made.

She's all ready. Please come in.

Okay.

Woo Joo, you have a talent for drawing.

You've properly learned how to do the pencil drawings too.

You can already express what's dark or light.

- Really? - Yes.

I practiced drawing figures a lot.

Did you?

In that case, why don't you use...

what you learned at the academy...

to express your feelings or thoughts for our lessons?

Okay, Teacher.

You can just call me Ms. Ji.

No way. That's not the right attitude of a student.

Okay.

And this side. Okay.

What does it look like?

A bird.

This is its beak, and these are its wings.

Great job.

You can continue to think freely like that.

Why don't you give it a try?

- Okay. - All right.

Please have some fruit.

Here.

- Having fun? - Yes.

Do it with me.

Let me walk you out.

No, it's all right.

I just ran out of beer, so I'm going to the convenience store.

- I'll take that. - Goodness.

Thank you.

No, I should thank you.

Woo Joo must be mesmerized with your drawings.

She said she has to take private lessons from you.

I'm not sure if I'll do a good job.

I overheard you from the other side of the door,

and it didn't seem like this was your first time giving lessons.

Well, back in my college days,

I taught at an art academy as a part-time job.

I knew it.

Oh, right. Here.

The lesson fee.

I didn't think you'd tell me how much you'll charge,

so I put in as much as I pay for an academy.

What's wrong?

Well...

Then let's do this.

You can try me out for free for the first month.

Then you can pay me starting from the second month.

I couldn't do that. How can you do this for free?

It's me. I don't feel too comfortable about this.

It's not like I've been teaching children...

like other qualified tutors.

So I really can't take the money first.

Please do that.

Woo Joo, I had a lot of fun today.

See you next time.

Goodnight.

My daughter.

(Woo Joo, I had a lot of fun today. See you next time. Goodnight.)

Please don't feel burdened to take this.

You just have to adore Woo Joo twice as much...

and teach her well.

I'll take that.

Thank you.

She currently lives in Seongbuk-gu...

at a rooftop house.

- In Seongbuk-gu? - Yes.

It didn't look like she had any connections there.

Who's this man?

A man Ji Eun Su has been seeing recently.

She's dating someone?

Yes.

He's a reporter of the culture desk at Channel A,

and he got divorced three years ago.

Wait.

I've seen him somewhere.

Then why did she gather us here?

You're doing a wonderful job.

Of course, we reporters should tell the world about it.

"At the Lowest Place in the World".

The title shows your class.

We should give her a round of applause.

Mr. Yoon brought these.

Check and see if the information is accurate.

Yes, ma'am.

Ji Eun Su is dating someone?

There is a woman.

Goodness.

Really?

I'm telling you.

Right next to your son,

I can see a woman.

Then...

can you also see what she's like?

Wait.

What's wrong?

- Thank you. - Thanks.

- Come again. - Goodbye.

- Thank you. - Have a great sale today.

- Let's clean up. - Okay.

Goodness, what a hectic day.

Where have you been?

Do you know how busy we were?

Yes, that's why I got called over.

I went to a temple.

And gave some offerings too.

A temple? I thought you went to church.

It won't be fun if I just end up in heaven.

I went to get a taste of the paradise too.

What's wrong?

Is something going on?

Tell me.

The guy in Sinsa-dong said...

"Sinsa-dong"?

One second. Move.

Did you go see a fortune-teller?

- What? - Why didn't you bring me with you?

I thought he's always wrong. Why did you go back there?

So? What did the fortune-teller say?

- Will I get married this year? - Will she?

What is this nonsense?

I didn't go there for you.

I went because I was heartbroken to see your brother...

live all alone for the last three years.

She did something completely unnecessary.

Ji Min isn't interested in dating a woman.

The fortune-teller said he's seeing someone.

- He does? - Really?

Yes.

It's something you should be excited about.

But what's with the deep sigh?

Isn't it a good thing that he's seeing a woman?

Right.

That's true, but...

But?

- The thing is... - What?

- Is she unattractive? - Gosh.

There are two women.

- Two women? - Two women?

- Let me walk you out. - No, it's all right.

I just ran out of beer,

so I'm going to the convenience store.

- I'll take that. - Goodness.

- Thank you. - My pleasure.

No, I should thank you.

Woo Joo must be mesmerized with your drawings.

Who is she?

I miss her.

Teacher, if you are available today,

can I get a lesson today?

I'm sorry I asked you to change the date.

My friend is having a birthday party tomorrow,

so I can't get a lesson tomorrow.

No worries. I'm really okay with it.

I really enjoyed the last lesson.

What are we doing today?

Woo Joo, what's your favorite color?

- I like blue. - Blue?

And what's your favorite season?

Summer. Because peaches are in season.

Do you like peaches?

Yes. My grandma calls me a peach lover.

What about you?

I like peaches too.