My Contracted Husband, Mr. Oh (My Husband, Oh Jak-Doo / Derilnampyun Ohjakdoo / 데릴남편 오작두)

We're on our way to my hometown.

The matter isn't completely settled yet,

but you're going to your hometown?

See you later in Seoul.

(Episode 21: Marriage is a journey walking towards the finish line.)

He told me to take responsibility for the work room.

Does he want to take responsibility for all of Seoul now?

They better make a good documentary.

Don't you know how hard it is for the broadcasting station?

If a scandal like this happens...

I won't be ruined that easily.

The husband of the woman who committed suicide sent a letter.

How will you stop that?

Don't feed the rumor by taking time.

Just prepare the money.

If we don't have the money, both of us will be ruined.

If we blame it on Seung Joo, the matter will be settled easily.

The husband of the victim sent a letter.

He also sent the same letter to Seung Joo.

I'm saying this because she has no reason...

to take responsibility for something she has no relation to.

I'm going to make a situation where Seung Joo will have...

to take responsibility for this instead of me.

"The receiver cannot pick up your call."

Gosh, what am I going to do?

Can't you see that this is the underground parking lot entrance?

Let's deal this through insurance

Can you call my boss for me?

I'll have to pay for all of this food.

Could you please just tell him that it's your fault.

Come in.

Yes, Mr. Cho.

Why did you ask for me?

Lend an ear to me.

It's a secret.

A secret.

I heard that Seung Joo said something to you.

Yes, about the documentary.

A word in your ear.

- It's a secret. - Yes.

The security has tightened because the film concept has been changed.

The shooting scene is a dead zone.

They even went to Oh Hyuk's hometown without setting a deadline.

I was very frustrated because of that.

I feel so reassured because of you.

Thank you for trusting Seung Joo.

No.

It's not because of my personal feelings...

for Seung Joo.

It's based on rational process.

Nothing more than that.

But it had been widely publicized as a documentary film...

about Eun Jo's first love because of her popularity.

It must have been difficult for you to change the concept.

Well, in business, you need to do...

what needs to be done...

for the best result.

I think that a story about Oh Geum Bok...

would be more profound and powerful.

Exactly.

A human documentary is fit for a one-man-video production.

It'd be perfect for Oh Hyuk and Seung Joo.

It's true.

There's something I want to ask you.

All right. Ask away.

Come closer.

I'm not asking you this because I don't trust Seung Joo,

but I just wanted to make sure that we're prepared for problems...

before we disclose the renewed version...

of the documentary.

So don't take this the wrong way.

All right.

When Seung Joo first came to work...

as a director,

did she have any trouble...

with the cast?

- Well, that is... - Be quiet.

Come here.

Mr. Hong showed me...

an anonymous letter...

"If you believe Seung Joo..."

"just like you saw her work, trust her with the production."

"If you trust Mr. Hong more, change the director."

Did you record it into my ears?

Sir.

Never mind.

Just make sure...

Mr. Hong is the one who dislikes...

Seung Joo filming the documentary the most.

He knows the relationship between Seung Joo and Oh Hyuk.

- I'll be careful. Don't worry. - All right.

So did you take care of...

Jang Eun Jo?

She wanted out. There's nothing to solve.

I don't think she'd give up...

that easily.

What if she doesn't? So what?

She liked the massage last time.

I trust you to do well today too.

Yes, I'll start with the v-line massage.

Should I rent the place?

It's not an easy place to rent.

Of course not.

I'll be heading towards Cheongwoldang.

Call Mr. Cho.

All right.

We'll make the next appointment on the phone.

Why is she coming?

Why do you think she's coming today?

I don't know exactly, but...

What?

I don't know exactly,

but seeing as her manager called,

there must be other...

Ms. Park was right.

Gosh!

The presentation topic for this fall...

Mr. Hong.

Where's Han Seung Joo?

She must be having a meeting outside...

or working.

You don't know the schedules of the producers you work with.

What are you even doing?

Experienced producers like Seung Joo...

take care of their own schedules.

I took her in when she was working part-time...

and made her into a producer.

Sir.

Find out where she is right now...

and report me.

All right.

Her phone is turned off.

Is she in trouble?

I don't know.

Have you talked to Han Seung Joo?

It's only been a few hours...

since we talked.

I'm getting impatient.

It's related to private...

The child's father took him away.

So there is no problem there.

I also don't need to take legal responsibilities.

Stop asking me about the child.

So is he the child of Jak Doo's friend?

Yes.

Jak Doo...

doesn't have any friends in Seoul.

I have no idea.

His friend must be too poor to raise a child...

seeing as he sent him away to a man...

who is not even married.

Or maybe's he's not qualified.

It must be one of these too.

But, Gan Nan, he doesn't even answer...

when I ask him questions.

Give this to him.

Hey, have this candy.

No?

Gosh, would he eat a candy...

in a situation like this?

You should peel the wrapper and give it to him.

Why don't you know anything?

I have never had a child...

or raised one. That's why.

Peel the wrapper.

Peel it?

Say "ah".

Oh gosh.

I went to Seung Joo's house...

and saw her with my son-in-law, Jak Doo.

You can't say it's not true.

He could have dropped by as they work together.

And nowadays, there are a lot of couples...

who date but don't get married.

You can't say he's your son-in-law yet.

If they lived together once, the man should take responsibility.

I can call him my son-in-law.

If Seung Joo keeps denying,

I'll go to his house and meet him.

Ma'am, when you go outside, don't people tell you...

that you are trendy?

I was born this way.

They don't believe me when I say I live at my daughter-in-law's.

I know, right?

But you talk...

like a person from 30 years ago.

What?

Nowadays, marriage is about the two people,

not their parents.

So no one really talks about having responsibilities for their partners.

I'm just saying because she's staying with the same man.

For a girl, if she breaks up after living together...

I used to have stereotypical thoughts about...

what men should and should not do,

but I realized that when the world changes,

your perspective should change too.

Otherwise, you'd be in trouble.

I'm going.

It must be the lunch box.

I already paid for them.