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Sung Jun. How's Sung Hoon?

He's still in surgery.

What's going on?

Who did this? Why?

Well...

Are you Ryu Sung Hoon's guardians?

Yes, I'm his mother.

How's my son doing?

The weapon hit his organs and went into his bones.

He's out of the woods for now,

but I can't guarantee that he'll regain consciousness.

Honey.

Let's keep an eye on him for now.

Sung Hoon. Look at me!

Yoon Jae!

Yoon Jae, no!

Eun Ki.

- What happened? - He was attacked by the culprit.

Why was he attacked?

I think he figured out who the culprit was.

I had no idea, and I suspected him.

Once I started suspecting him, I couldn't stop.

Why would you suspect him? Did something happen?

He was going after the culprit on his own.

I guess I suspected him for no reason.

- How's Judge Ryu doing? - Nothing has changed.

Darn it.

Gosh.

This is the culprit caught on a wildlife observation camera.

- Are you sure this is the culprit? - Yes, sir.

He looks like the person I saw...

at Hope Welfare Center on the day An Tae Ho died.

Was he caught on any other CCTV cameras?

This is the only camera that he was caught on.

He figured out the locations of all the CCTV cameras in the park...

and moved meticulously to avoid them.

The culprit probably didn't know there was a camera here.

Did you find the weapon?

No. We didn't find anything at the scene of the crime.

We found...

a part of the weapon the culprit used in Judge Ryu's body,

so we sent it to Forensics to analyze it.

And the only witness is currently unconscious.

Who on earth is this?

Out of the five people who escaped Hope Welfare Center,

who hasn't been identified yet?

- Number 12 and Number 24. - What?

An Tae Ho said that Number 24 was dead.

We have to find the body.

We can't believe anything before then.

We can't find it.

How would we know where he was buried?

Dong Hwa! My brother was stabbed!

Plus, when did we go after something knowing we'd find it?

We look for it because we have to find it!

We have to find it no matter what!

I'm sorry.

I'm going to meet Mr. Baek.

I'll find Number 12 and Number 24.

Mr. Baek isn't here.

Let me go!

Hey! Let me go!

Hey! Listen you punks!

Let me go!

Hey, you idiots!

Let me go!

I'm going to kill all of you!

Hey!

Come on, you punks!

I'm going to kill all of you!

Let go!

What is this? What are you doing?

Did he arrive? How is he doing?

Okay.

What are you doing?

How dare you come in here without my permission?

Why did you send Mr. Baek to a mental hospital?

Where else would a lunatic go besides a mental hospital?

Chief Yeom, do you really think I don't know anything?

Hope Welfare Center.

Wasn't it in your jurisdiction at the time?

What did you do to the children who were there?

Where did you send them?

If you're that curious,

go and ask your mother, Minister Na Guk Hee.

- Hold on. - You can't do this.

- Ma'am. - Minister.

- Let go. - Ma'am.

- It's been resolved. - Let go of me.

- Ma'am, please go home. - Minister.

Don't do this.

Minister.

Please help me.

Ma'am. What's the matter?

My son used to be at Hope Welfare Center.

He hasn't been the same ever since.

Where did you say?

Hope Welfare Center.

Oh, right. Goodness.

But why did your son end up at a welfare center?

That is...

Everyone has something that's hard to talk about.

I understand what you mean.

I will look closely into the place that you mentioned.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

How long has that woman been there?

It's been a while.

Did the reporters see her?

Yes, I think so. But they didn't seem very interested.

Okay.

Send her away.

And make sure she doesn't come back.

Yes, ma'am.

Don't keep standing out here and just go home.

- No. Why are you doing this? - I mean, standing out here...

- won't solve anything. - Don't do this.

- Go home, and I'll contact you. - Why are you doing this?

If you go home, I'll contact you.

- You'll contact me? - Yes.

- I'll be sure to do so. - Really?

- You really will, right? - Yes.

Get home safe. I'll let you know.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Was your son at Hope Welfare Center?

- Who are you? - Oh, I'm...

Would it be possible for me to meet your son?

I had a hard time financially,

so I sent my son away for a while.

But they said the welfare center was being shut down.

When I hurried over to get him back,

he was in this state.

When I tell people that he didn't use to be like this,

nobody believes me.

I'll try speaking to your son.

What is your son's name?

He goes berserk if you call his name.

Just call him Number 45.

Number 45?

I'm a detective.

You know what a detective is, right?

Someone who catches bad guys.

Number 45?

My brother...

was also at Hope Welfare Center.

Number 11. Do you know him?

What about Number 12?

What about Number 24?

Do you know Number 24?

What is Number 24's name?

I won't do it!

Don't hit me!

I'm sorry. I won't do it!

- No! - It's okay. You don't have to.

It's okay. Stop.

It's okay...

Then how about I meet him?

You?

I counseled kids with abuse traumas...

at the children's center.

You said the victim had a developmental disability, right?

Yes.

His intelligence is around the age of seven.

If he sees a man or if someone calls him by name,

he goes into a convulsive panic.

Then if the victim's family agrees to it,

I'll try meeting with him.

But will you be okay?

You should get some rest.

No.

I think it would be better to do something.

Nothing changes just because I sit around and do nothing.

I'll go to the center and get some tools for counseling.

Should I come with you?

No, it's fine. I'll be back.

Hi, In Seong.

- Here. - Thank you.

You seem like such a good person.

If you don't get any rest because you're looking after others,

then who looks after you?

I'm not as good a person as you think I am.

I'm so self-centered.

How did we end up getting swept up in this mess?

What do you think is the reason?

My mom worked as a nurse at Hope Welfare Center.

I only found out recently.

What about you?

I'm not sure.

I don't even know who my birth parents are.

Didn't you hear from Detective Ryu?

I thought you already knew since you two were close.

No, I didn't know.

Have you looked for your birth parents?

No, I didn't look for them.

I didn't want to burden them.

It must've been hard for them to give up their child.

I get it.

There are some family members that I'd rather not see.

But your parents might be looking for you.

They might have lost you, not given you up.