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Mun Yeong followed the man to the backstage and heard what he said. She talked him out to leave his daughter alone. He got mad and fought with Mun Yeong. She fell on the floor as he jumps and strangled her. Mun Yeong almost choked to death, but luckily, Gang Tae arrived and pushed the man away.
Gang Tae wrestled with him and scuffed him to the floor. But Mun Yeong came back with the knife and about to hit the disturbed man. Gang Tae was fast enough to reach and hold the blade that it cut through his palm. He held his grip unless Mun Yeong releases her hand. Blood spilled on the man's face and unto the floor. They looked into each other eyes; it's like finding answers to why things wrongly happened.
Frightened, the man ran outside, and the security caught him. While Mun Yeong reasoned with Gang Tae that he shouldn't have been hurt if he didn't overreact. She helped him bandage the wound while she explained what her true self is.
The doctor stitched Gang Tae's right palm to stop the blood. The hospital director advised Gang Tae to better end his contract and get severance pay. They needed to cover up the incident to avoid any conflict from the government.
Feeling down with slumped shoulders, Gang Tae packed his bag and surrendered his ID. It's his last day at work. He met Jae-Su, his good friend, at the bus stop and hopped on his motorcycle as they headed home.
He promised to get an autograph from Mun Yeong since Sang Tae adores her books. They tried to make a fake signature, but Sang Tae was smart enough to recognize it. He bursts into tantrums again. Gang Tae attempted to pacify him, but to no use. He hides inside the plastic cabinet.
Meanwhile, at the hotel, Mun Yeong opened the door as she hears the bell rang. A woman appeared, holding a folder, looking hesitant to greet her. She went inside as Mun Yeong guides her through the couch. Ju-Ri handed her the file. She needs to sign the document that will allow her father to get an operation.
Ju-Ri works at the OK Psychiatric Hospital in Seogjin City, a place that is three hours ride by bus from Seoul. It is in the countryside and where the brothers formerly lived when their mother was still alive. Ju-Ri is a nurse and takes care of Mun Yeong's sick father.
Mun Yeong abandoned her father in the hospital due to their dark past. She never visited him. If they do not get him an operation, he will die of his illness.
Although Mun Yeong decided not to sign, Ju-Ri insisted and pleaded. She had no choice and gave in. Ju-Ri and Mun Yeong knew each other back in their school days. It wasn't a happy memory for Ju-Ri, but she needs her signature for the old man's surgery.
The next day, Gang Tae visited the publishing company as Mr. Lee requested to see him. He waited at the meeting room and saw the array of books of Mun Yeong.
Little did he know that Mun-Yeong is also on her way to the building. She saw him standing and holding one of her books. She approached him and talked her out of his feelings.
Mun Yeong, from the look of her face, liked Gang Tae a lot. She stared long enough, right into his eyes. But their first meeting already caused so much trouble that he prefers not to see her again. Mr. Lee tried to bribe him with a box full of bills, but he returned it.
For the sake of his brother, he asked for a book with her signature, but later on, he found out that Mun Yeong wrote a letter inviting Sang Tae to her book fair event.
Gang Tae felt helpless and dreaded to meet her again, but what's important is to make Sang Tae happy.
