My Healing Love (My Love, My Cure / Naesarang Chiyooki / 내사랑 치유기)

You told me last time...

that you did a DNA test with the person that passed away.

You said you even went to the charnel house to check.

Let's go inside to talk.

- We should... - Song Joo.

What is going on with the DNA match between Jae Hak...

and that nameless person?

Who is...

this person?

I mean...

My Chi Yoo's here, so who could that person be?

We even went to the charnel house to check.

My whole world crumbled that day.

How on earth could the police make such a mistake?

No, wait. You wouldn't know anyway.

- Let's head to the police station. - Mom!

We should get to the bottom of this.

Chi Yoo, I'll go to the police and sort out this matter,

so follow me and don't worry.

I know and so do the heavens.

You are my granddaughter for sure.

Let's go.

We'll discard Mr. Choi's DNA code and close the case.

Don't worry. Nothing will happen.

Once his DNA code is discarded, no one will find out.

It'll all pass.

I'll figure out who played such a cruel game on us.

We were all devastated that we couldn't find you,

but then they told us that you're dead.

Wouldn't there have been a mistake during the screening process?

How is that acceptable?

They made us mourn you for days!

I'd like to see them try and explain this.

We were actually going to call you. I hear you found your granddaughter.

Are you kidding me?

You made such fools out of us.

Please have a seat first.

Go ahead and try to explain this.

Madam, please sit and we'll talk.

Have a seat.

Is this the lady you...

Yes, she's my granddaughter.

She's alive and well,

so why did you tell us that she was dead?

We'll have to investigate that.

Hasn't it been two months since you moved next door to Mr. Choi?

- Sorry? - You filed a report...

right after you had moved next door.

What are you trying to say?

What are you getting at?

Are you suspecting my granddaughter?

No, I'm not, ma'am.

I must check it as a part of my protocol.

That's my point. What must you check with her?

We have already finished testing their DNAs.

Where did you get your DNA tested?

Well, it was a center in Ihwa-dong.

Did Mr. Choi accompany you for the DNA test?

- Hey, look. - Yes, I did.

My daughter and I went to the center together.

And this is the test result. You can check it yourself.

My sister and my father visited the center themselves.

I believe it is legally valid.

Yes, you are right.

As the test results seem to be different from ours,

we are in quite a predicament.

Then let us do the DNA test again through the station.

I'll have another DNA test.

There's no need to do that. We have the results right here.

Grandma, we must cover all the bases.

That's how Chi Yoo can come back home without any worries.

Let me request one more thing.

When you collect my DNA today,

I want you to check...

if the DNA which was previously registered under my name matches...

with the DNA from today.

I have already requested to discard your DNA.

What? Discard my DNA?

I have informed your wife this morning.

Did she not tell you?

What is this all about?

Well, I...

We found our daughter.

I just thought that it would be okay to discard your file.

That's why I agreed.

That was not the nature of my question.

Since you requested to discard it this morning,

it might not have been discarded yet.

Can you check with the NFS how far the process has gone?

I doubt it. Please hold on.

Please.

Please.

They have not discarded it yet.

Then please compare those two and let us know.

Okay. I will collect your DNA samples now.

Please follow me.

- Sure. - Let's go.

How dare he ask her when she had moved next door to us...

and filed for the missing person's report only then?

They made the mistake on their end.

He had the audacity to suspect my daughter.

If we continue to retrace our steps, we'll see where it had gone wrong.

Please don't let it upset you.

How could you give your consent to discarding Jae Hak's DNA?

- Pardon? - We're lucky that it's still there.

If it had been discarded,

we would've never gotten to the bottom of this.

Why did you agree to that without talking to him first?

I'm sorry, Mom.

- It's all done. - All right.

- My gosh, great job. Was it hard? - It was nothing.

Okay. Once we have the results,

no one will ever try to dispute over this. Don't worry.

Okay.

Let's go home and have a meal together. Okay?

Grandma.

Can I take Chi Yoo out today?

Take her out?

I just figured these past few days must have been hard on her.

I'm sure it has been.

I thought getting some fresh air would suit her better.

- Would that be okay? - You don't need to ask me twice.

Go with your brother and eat something delicious.

Forget about this mishap, okay?

- Go ahead. - Okay.

- Yes. Let's do that. All right. - Okay.

Ms. Im.

Chi Yoo.

You were born on October 14, 1981.

Pardon?

And I was born on July 7, 1980.

I am one year older than you are.

Since I'm your older brother, I'll drop the honorifics. Okay?

Pardon?

Sure, sure.

Where should we go?

Was there a place you wanted to go?

I'm not sure.

It's a bit awkward, isn't it?

Yes.

Well, if you think it's unfair, you can drop the honorifics too.

What? No, no.

No.

Let's go back to my first question. Where shall we go?

Anything you want to do? Tell me anything.

- Can I really be honest? - Of course.

You wanted to try this at a convenience store near Han River?

Yes.

I'll just do it.

Hey, hey.

This is the first ramyeon I'm cooking for my sister.

I must do the whole nine yards.

Sure.

You have to lift the noodles to make them chewy.

Is that so?

Lift the noodles. Lift the noodles.

Can you add an egg?

Sure, sure. Eggs. Eggs.

Be careful not to pop the yolk.

I'll be careful not to pop it.

Ta-da.

What is it?

I'm just happy.

I've been waiting for this day for so long.

Regardless of what people say, you are Chi Yoo.

You are my sister, Choi Chi Yoo. Don't be so anxious.

Okay.

It's all done.

3, 2, 1.

- Shall we? - Yes.

Hold on. Be careful.

- It's not even hot. - My gosh

- Here. Drink some water. - Thank you.

Thank you for the ramyeon.

I met my mom who raised me in May.

She always cooked me my birthday meals every May.

Every time, I was curious about my real birthday.

I didn't know it would be October 14.

My birthday...

was in the fall.

You were five.

It's understandable that you don't remember.

But still. There are some things I still remember.

- Really? - I was in a room.

I sometimes remember playing while wearing a pearl necklace.

- A pearl necklace? - Yes.

I think it might have been a dream though.

I'm not sure.

Don't try to force it. It will come back to you.

- This might get soggy. Let's eat. - Oh, yes.

You're not supposed to bite off the noodles.

Why not?

Think about how hard it must have been...

for them to come to us in these wavy noodles.

You ought to eat them up in one go.

Watch.

Hold on.

Okay. In one go.

These noodles.

Doesn't it taste better?