Lee Beom Soo and Yoon Ha's chapel wedding happened.
On the 4th episode of KBS2 Monday/Tuesday drama "The Prime Minister and I" (script Kim Eun Hee, Yoon Eun Kyung, director Lee So Yeon) broadcast on December 17th, Kwon Yul (played by Lee Beom Soo) and Nam Da Jung (played by Yoon Ha)'s wedding neared.
Nam Da Jung put down her wavy hair and tied her hair up wearing a see-through dress and showed off her innocence. At this time, Kang In Ho (played by Yoon Shi Yoon) looked at her in the bride waiting room with a heavy heart. He was stunned by her beauty and felt badly that she was giving up her life for her father.
Afterwards, Kwon Yul said to Nam Da Jung, "Do everything as a quiet wife. Making an affectionate pose with a strange man? No, that's not possible" and scolded her strictly.
Before the wedding went on, Nam Yoo Shik (played by Lee Han Wee) arrived. As his dementia worsened, his symptoms were worse. He mistook everyone in a white dress as his wife and whomever wore white to the wedding, he followed saying, "This is my wife."
Nam Da Jung who had heard this earlier was startled saying, "Should I wear a hanbok?" At that time, Nam Yoo Shik came into Nam Da Jung in the bride waiting room, "Honey, is today a special day? Why are you here?" and stared at Kwon Yul scarily. He then pushed Kwon Yul out saying, "Why are you standing right next to someone else's wife?"
Nam Da Jung cried at this scene and said, "Wake up dad. It's me, Da Jung. How can you not recognize me" and cried. It seemed that Nam Yoo Shik had no choice but to not take part in the wedding. Nam Yoo Shik had to go to another place. Kang In Ho (played by Yoon Shi Yoon) said, "I think we'll have to go with the bride and groom entering together."
Kwon Yul comforted Nam Da Jung who was crying. At that time, Nam Yoo Shik remembered that it was the date of his daughter Nam Da Jung's wedding. He barely got conscient and was able to take her hand and walk her down the aisle. Nam Yoo Shik gave his daughter's hand to Kwon Yul saying, "I hope you can take care of my daughter well" as he repatedly said hello.
