Goodbye to Goodbye (이별이 떠났다)

- Why aren't you eating? - I will.

Has it been heated well?

Why aren't you saying anything?

What?

You two came here together,

so just eat your food.

I guess you picked this just now.

It looks fresh.

How is your work going?

Yes.

Have you settled your complicated matters?

Take it slow.

Such things can always happen to men.

Eat up.

- Ma'am. - What is it?

She's your daughter.

Why aren't you stopping her?

I'm talking about the donor test.

Of course it breaks my heart.

She'll have her stomach cut open...

and have her organ taken out.

I heard you said this to Se Young.

"You can lose something only when you've had something."

That doesn't seem to have anything to do with donating her kidney.

Because she has never had a dad, she thinks the presence of a dad...

is way more precious.

Have you heard anything about Se Young...

from Min Soo's mom?

A little.

I heard she was once a competent flight attendant.

That she even was a member of the labor union.

Do you think it was because she was righteous?

Why did she do it then?

She wanted to get recognized.

No matter how good she was at studying or her job was,

she never got recognized for it because of me.

That was why.

She wanted to get recognized by Min Soo's mom...

so that Yoo Yeon wouldn't resent her mom.

Maybe she wants to become a mom too.

Right. So how can I stop her?

She wants her child to recognize her as her mother.

And I know that isn't the only reason.

Do you mean there's another reason?

It's because...

she wants to win my favor.

Your favor?

Right, things that I've never had...

and my apologetic feelings for her because of what I don't have.

She wants to help me get free from all that.

She wants to show me...

how she lives happily. That's why she's doing that.

She knows well.

Why is the ward so hot?

You're here.

Hello.

I've asked them, and they say it's dangerous,

but it's highly unlikely for people to die from it.

- I see. - Didn't you have something to say?

Thank me later.

We still don't know...

whether it's compatible or not.

That's not what I wanted to say.

- Then what is it? - There's no water.

I'm thirsty. I should go get some water.

Here. Shampoo.

This should be good enough, right?

What about the supplements?

- What? - Where are they?

I'll go get them.

These are photos of So Myung.

The first picture of So Myung.

So Myung, I won't be swayed.

I'm sorry.

I was worried a lot yesterday.

But I'm glad to hear that you're healthy.

I love you.

My So Myung finally made his first fetal movement.

He's quite strong.

I've brought something too.

I better go there quickly.

What did you bring?

The memories between only me and her.

Say what you wanted to say. When are you going to start talking?

You must be tired, so get some rest.

There's...

something I want to ask first.

What is it?

I heard you never called her for 17 years.

She told you all kinds of stories.

Don't you regret?

It's true there are many memories which I don't want to remember.

But I didn't contact her...

not because I hated my mom.

In order for me to be confident of myself,

I had no choice but to erase her from my life.

You wanted to hide her.

Only after you got kicked out of the company...

and became pregnant,

you felt that you needed her.

You haven't experienced social life, have you?

No, I haven't.

Rumors...

could end with embarrassment in school,

but it's different at work.

Rumors come with...

much more emotional exhaustion and direct damage on you.

If rumors about my mom's past...

got spread throughout the company,

I wouldn't have...

gotten recognized by anyone.

So...

do you really not regret...

that you didn't leave anything...

for the past 17 years?

It felt regretful for me.

Is it not the same for you?

You aren't like me...

from the reason of birth...

to the lifetime.

Some things don't change.

She's your mom,

and I was born from my mom's womb.

I don't want to be lectured by a child.

It's suffocating.

You'll regret those years...

in the future.

What is it that you want to say?

I want to say...

that it's still not too late.

He must've...

guarded his house alone...

like me.

In case I would cry.

- That's enough. - I see.

Thanks for your hard work as soon as you came here.

No problem.

Chuseok is coming up soon.

You must be busy during Chuseok.

Well...

- That's... - No, no. Don't bother.

I'm already done tidying up the gravesite thanks to you.

Honey, you must feel refreshed to have the grass on your grave...

freshly cut.

Oh, right. Goodness.

- Have a seat, Father. - No, it's okay.

You didn't have to bring your sibling's too.

- Drink first. - Well, okay.

Mom.

It's been a while.

It hasn't been that long, has it?

Let me go down first.

Honey, see you later.

My dad...

wants me to put up with it.

Would you...

say the same?

He must've felt...

very apologetic to my mom...

seeing how he's still buying these for her.

Even after we get divorced,

can you come down and tidy my mom's grave from time to time?

She used to...

like you very much, you know.

When you became a captain...

and I was determined not to give up on my work until the end,

she took your side.

Right.

Okay,

I'll do that.

Now,

let's climb down and tell him.

I feel guilty.

Then beg for his forgiveness.

My dad was always on your side too.

My parents always...

gave in to you.

When we had a fight,

they apologized on behalf of their daughter.

Even though we couldn't visit them on holidays,

they were understanding and said my in-laws came first.

Bow your head for the first and the last time today.

Come to think of it,

they did do all that...

just like you said.

Why wouldn't you answer your phone?

I looked for you everywhere.

You surprised me.

What's there to get surprised?

Why didn't you tell me?

I'm your daughter.

Why did I have to hear it from that little child?

Do you feel more comfortable around that girl than me?

Don't hurt my pride.

Stop hurting me until the end.

You're right.

I was wrong to do that.

I guess...

I've lost my judgement now that I'm old.

By the way, Mom,