Revolutionary Sisters (오케이 광자매)

This is just wrong!

How could you?

I thought of you as a son.

How can you betray me like this when I trusted you?

You not only have a mistress but also a child with her!

This is wrong. Just wrong!

Dad, don't do this.

You'll be in trouble if you get arrested for assault.

She's right, Cheol Soo. Use your words, not your fist.

Don't hold him back.

A scumbag like him deserves to be humiliated.

Being a lawyer doesn't give him the right to cheat.

So tell me. You used to eat at her diner, right?

Is that when the affair began?

I can only imagine how heartbroken my Gwang Nam is.

Are you trying to suck the life out of her?

I'm sorry.

It's all my fault.

You rotten...

- Cheol Soo! - Dad, please.

Cheol Soo, you have Gwang Nam to consider.

She's probably in the most fragile state...

which is why we must comfort her first.

Darn it.

You... This isn't over!

Gwang Tae, no. You can't.

Were you seriously washing the dishes?

You're back, Dad.

How are you so at ease...

when you just threw a whirlwind at the family?

I was going to follow you out but chose not to.

Dad needed to vent anyway.

We had to hold him back...

so that he wouldn't smash his head into Byun Ho's.

Gwang Nam, sit down for a second.

There's no other way.

Gwang Nam, raise the child yourself.

She can't. Motherhood isn't for everyone.

Raising another woman's child isn't easy,

but what other choice do you have?

Your heart will suffer a blow,

but it's better than watching Byun Ho...

go by another woman's place.

Raise the child yourself. I'll lend a hand.

Someone with her temper can't possibly raise that child.

Just have one yourself.

- But she's 43. - I had mine at 49.

Modern medicine can make it happen.

Deciding what to do with Byun Ho's child comes first.

That baby won't magically disappear.

Could you do it?

Could you raise that baby yourself?

I'm against the idea.

Why must she live her life like that?

Speak for yourself, Gwang Nam.

That darn rat.

He deserves to be punished for a century.

Don't be rude to your brother-in-law.

How is he my brother-in-law when he ruined my sister's life?

I only held back earlier because of Gwang Sik.

Also, I'm upset about all this.

How could you keep me in the dark?

As if you could help. Focus on your life instead.

You guys are unbelievable.

Are you not considered family if you don't have a job?

I'm the one who took care of her while you were away, you know.

What did you do for a year?

You left us hanging just to go sightseeing around the world.

Enough!

She didn't go on some vacation.

She left because her life was crumbling down.

Shouldn't you understand that as her sister?

You had it easy while living with Gwang Nam.

Gwang Sik suffered the most.

That's enough.

Besides, I'm divorced now.

What?

The process is over and you're already divorced?

I submitted the application.

Why didn't you tell me sooner?

That darn rat!

- Dad. - Cheol Soo, please.

Getting all riled up won't help the situation.

If I had known, I would've beat him to a pulp.

Why on earth did you hold me back?

I had no idea.

Why didn't you tell us?

I would've pulled out his hair myself.

Who asked for the divorce first?

Isn't it obvious? I'm sure he kept nagging her.

Her pride got the best of her and she said yes.

- Aren't I right? - You're wrong.

I asked for the divorce.

This is wrong.

That piece of trash.

I bet he was thrilled when she asked for the divorce.

Who asked for it first doesn't matter.

How can you get a divorce without talking to us first?

I won't allow this divorce.

- But it's already done. - Then undo it.

How can I undo what's done?

I didn't have the confidence to continue this marriage...

nor turn a blind eye to what I know.

How can I when he has a child? Should I just sweat it out?

How am I supposed to live...

while knowing that he wants to be with his child?

It'll be torture for us both.

I don't want to hate Byun Ho any more than I already do.

I've already tried giving him the cold shoulder.

Talk about a one-sided love.

In any case, a divorce isn't allowed in this family,

so have it nullified.

Back in the day, being divorced was a flaw,

but not anymore.

Is it something to be proud of then?

Does it seem like a joke since everyone's getting one now?

It's something to be ashamed of.

You promised in front of many people to live happily ever after,

so it's humiliating no matter whose fault it was.

There's nothing wrong with getting a divorce.

None of your heads are screwed on straight...

regardless of age.

Know that it's shameful. Marriage isn't a joke.

We hear you, okay?

We're only like this because we're no good...

and the son from a prestigious bloodline...

lives in a basement apartment.

We never see eye to eye, do we?

Maybe we were married in our past lives.

Oh, Brother Tes.

So tell me. What's your plan?

Dad, stop badgering Gwang Nam like this.

I doubt this was an easy decision for her.

She let him have his way too easily though.

You should've held out.

Why do something that will only bring them joy?

I wasn't going to divorce him, you know.

I felt too wronged to give him what he wants.

But I couldn't for the sake of my own life.

Why waste my time and energy?

There's no point in maintaining a broken marriage.

That's not true.

What are you now left with?

What takes priority for you?

Your father's right.

Your health insurance will at least be covered.

What I didn't want...

is to ruin Byun Ho's life any longer.

Who made you wife-of-the-year?

Are you that confident? Is life that easy for you?

I'm with Gwang Nam on this.

Byun Ho's mother is already living with that woman,

so what can Gwang Nam do?

- Gosh, are they crazy? - Gosh, are they crazy?

Gwang Nam saw them at her house...

and Byun Ho was there in her pink t-shirt.

The t-shirt barely fit him but he couldn't have been happier.

- Unbelievable. - Unbelievable.

So what other cards does she have left to play?

She already saw them at their lowest.

Telling her to hold out is like telling her to forfeit her life.

Anything's better than burning in a fire pit.

She'll get divorced, get half of his assets, and alimony.

Starting over is the right option for her.

- Darn it! - Goodness.

Nice. Good job.

You're only 43...

and can still date a man who hasn't married before.

Men will flock around the wealthy divorcee.

If you want, I can set you up with someone handsome.

What now?

Now that it's done,

it'll only be upsetting to say you made the wrong decision,

so good for you.

You got a fat check though, didn't you?

Didn't you get some of his assets?

Since he's at fault, you probably get big alimony too.

Make sure you receive every penny you're entitled to.

Don't go soft on him.

Don't you worry.

How much would it be?

Why do you want to know?

The apartment's in your name too, isn't it?

- Yes. - Nice going.

Gosh, I'm hungry now.

Same here.

Let's warm up the steamed crabs.

Dad hasn't had any dinner yet either.

I'll bring him some.

Dad, I'm coming in.

You didn't have any dinner.

Fried rice with crab meat and crushed up dried laver...

turned out to be delicious.

Anyway, Gwang Nam will take care of herself,

so don't worry too much.

Have a little faith in her.

Gwang Nam.

Hey. Did he eat his dinner?

I just left it with him.

I'm the one to blame.