I Live Alone (Home Alone / 나 혼자 산다)

- It's nice to see you. - Hello.

Oh, my. Maria, Maria.

- It's... - Hi, Georgina.

- Long time no see. - I'm sorry.

My goodness. We haven't seen you in such a long time.

Hwasa, did you watch the previous episodes?

- Take a look at Captain Idiot. - I saw the guys...

trying so hard to look cool.

- What do you mean by that? - At the magazine photoshoot.

(Among the charming Idiot Trio at the photoshoot,)

You guys got such enthusiastic responses.

Especially Si Eon drew a lot of attention.

Someone said, "Rotten Si Eon looks so romantic."

I saw a lot of comments like that.

- Romantic? - He gives off a weird vibe.

- He lost a lot of weight. - What's with him?

He became a little narcissistic.

- Si Eon. - I can see that.

Gosh.

He's so narcissistic that he looks a bit cheesy.

I use public transportation these days.

He's showing off his jawline.

I use my chin to cut paper.

Gosh, seriously.

Do you use your chin to cut radish as well?

I cut radish and kimchi with my chin.

How much more weight are you planning to lose?

I'm not trying to lose weight at the moment.

Are you not on a diet now?

I've been working out with Sung Hoon.

- Really? - I see.

- I've been working out with him. - Your shoulders got bigger.

Sung Hoon and I work out together almost every day.

- He comes to... - Si Eon, you sound so cheesy.

He's driving me insane.

- Exactly. - Worry about your tone of voice.

This is Si Eon.

Hwasa is right. That's too much...

I've been working out with Sung Hoon.

- That's good. That's more like you. - We work out together every day.

(Si Eon and Hwasa are finally back to how they used to be.)

(It became quite chilly in the evening on the way home.)

(When everyone else is finishing their days...)

She hasn't changed at all.

(She's lying in the same position without moving.)

Maybe she used that sofa for a long time.

- The blanket is crumpled. - Right?

The sofa seems a little saggy.

- It's sagging indeed. - As if it's downcast.

It's sagging.

(She's lying comfortably on her sagging sofa.)

(She lay in this position for a long while being dazed.)

(She looks like she ran out of energy.)

That's not true. I haven't been this energetic in a while.

Yes.

That's because I've been on a diet.

I lost a lot of weight.

It's been a month.

- Have you been on a diet? - Really?

How much weight did you lose?

- She doesn't need to lose weight. - I lost about 4kg.

(She seems haggard. It's hard to lose weight,)

(but she hasn't enjoyed a relaxing time like this in a while.)

Did you have a day off after a long time?

Yes, I took a break after a really long time, almost a month.

(She made her comeback with "Maria".)

She was very busy.

(After her hard work without a break,)

Your day begins at 7 p.m.

That's right. When I take a break.

(She's going straight to the kitchen.)

(Suddenly, she started spreading out her kitchen tools.)

What's that? Is it for...

- What's that? Flour? - Sugar.

- Sugar? - There.

(Is she preparing to cook when she's on a diet?)

(She opened the bag, but she's hesitating.)

I'm not good with hands at all.

But I'm hooked on making a vintage cake.

A vintage cake?

- Right. - You know it's popular, right?

- It's so hot on social media. - Indeed.

It's so popular.

(Stylish designs with various shapes and colors)

I have two sisters.

They're so cute.

- Which one is Hwasa? - The one lying on the chair is me.

- Oh, that's you? - The one in the middle?

I thought the one on the right side was you.

You're sleeping, right?

- Yes, I'm sleeping. - She was lying down back then too.

My eldest sister...

got married in early September.

That's right.

(Hwasa's family gathered at her sister's wedding.)

I wanted to make something special...

- It's for her sister. - for her.

I got confused about her wedding day.

Why? Are you serious?

I got ready so hastily.

On top of that, her wedding ceremony was held in Jeonju.

Oh, no.

But I wasn't late.

Isn't it hard to forget your family member's wedding day?

Let me explain.

- I had the most hectic schedule. - She was incredibly busy.

I was so busy that I lost my mind.

- She lost her mind. - She lost her mind.

- What do you mean? - She lost her mind.

- I mean... - You were not yourself.

Yes, I wasn't myself.

So I was going to take my time to prepare a song for her wedding.

If you were going to sing at her wedding,

- how did you forget the date? - Exactly.

I think she should hide some cash inside the cake.

For the next 10 years...

- She'll be teased. - Exactly.

I'll have to bend over backward for her.

(Making a cake for her eldest sister)

(She's pouring a lot of sugar powder in the bowl.)

You can do this.

Today, I'm going to make...

a buttercream cake.

- Oh, my gosh. - You know how popular...

- making a vintage cake is, right? - It was fun to role play by myself.

- As if you're making a video log. - To make a vintage cake,

you have to use a lot of butter.

And then, I'm going to crush it all.

- Crush it all? - She'll crush it all.

- That's Jeolla Province dialect. - Yes.

- I meant I would beat the butter. - That's right.

I'm done.

(She's pouring sugar powder into the bowl.)

I can do this.

- Wait. - Why?

- Why didn't she measure it? - Is that necessary?

I heard that if you don't use precise quantities of ingredients,

you can't make bread properly.

- Why... - You've made a cake.

- Why don't you know that? - You should've known that.

She didn't know that.

What's the difference between buttercream and whipped cream?

What?

- What? - Buttercream and whipped cream?

- I don't think she knows that. - I know.

Is the person who's making a cake a different person?

No, it was me. Buttercream is...

very firm and doesn't get messy.

- Oh, what we ate in the old days? - Very thick cream.

Exactly.

As for whipped cream, it's more like...

- Whipped cream. - It's much softer.

- What was that? "Whipped cream." - That was weird.

Hang on.

Let's watch for now.

(She will make buttercream instead of whipped cream.)

(The buttercream is being mixed evenly.)

The cream splattered everywhere.

- Oh, no. - Yes, it did.

Why does it splatter?

When you bake, you usually use a deep bowl.

(The cream splattered onto the table.)

I shouldn't have started.

(After whining, she gives another go.)

(The cream constantly flies everywhere.)

My goodness. It's going everywhere.

I gave up around that point.

I think that's enough.

Great.

By the way, you didn't use flour.

- I don't use flour. - I'm sure she will use it later.

- You won't use flour? - Let's keep watching.

- She just made the cream. - Right.

I'm sure she will make the bread later.

I thought she was going to bake that into bread.

- I thought that too. - No. No.

- You are being too secretive. - Keep watching.

- Right. - You keep telling us to watch.

All right.

(She gets something from the cupboard.)

What? That's a storebought cake.

I knew you would say that. That's why I didn't tell you.

- You used it as a cake sponge. - Yes.

What is that?

I needed something to put on top. It's for the bride.

Will you be putting whipped cream on top of that then?

Yes.

- What? - It's...