You told me I need to be |on my toes, right?
What was that?
Don't be a wuss.
Hey, Wi Mary!
|What's the matter with you?
You asked me to help you.
That was my first time.
First time for what?
Who has never been kissed?
- You need to fold one. Go on! - Come on.
I'm sorry.I forgot.
It's fine.
Hit me.
What?
Beat me up|until you feel better.
You're supposed to love the person
|you share your first kiss with.
Jerk!
Womanizer!
I want to replace this photo.
Mr. Jeong.
Yes?
I'm sorry. What did you just say?
You were thinking of Mugyeol, right?
He's a rebel through and through.
Forget about the contract for the time being.
I'll talk to him again.
It may take time,so please be patient.
Okay.
I'm sorry, but how long has it been
|since you broke up with Mr. Kang?
Why do you ask?
Last year, on my birthday.
It's been a little over a year.
Really?
Is he seeing anyone these days?
Why do you ask?
It's strange.
As far as I know,he's not seeing anyone.
Mugyeol only dates.He never falls in love.
He's like a street cat.
He says he'll never get married.
He's had woman throwing themselves
at him left and right.
He seems focused on his music at the moment
I like that.
If I had given her a proper kiss,
|she would have slapped me.
I must be going crazy.What's wrong with me?
Hey. You're home early.
Did you have a fight with that lowlife?
It's not that.
I don't feel good.
Really? Let me see.
Shouldn't you take medicine?
I'm all set. It's not that serious.
Hey, dad.|What's up with your outfit?
Seok got it made for me.
I'm suffocating.
It looks like a leotard.
You look really fat.
It's killing me.
Seok says I have to lose weight
|to fit into this suit.
He says the father of the bride
|has to look good at the wedding.
I'm not going to marry In!
I'm tired.
You're early.
You saw, right?
So just give up.
No. It's just motivated me|even more.
Pardon?
I'm the latecomer,
so I should work|even harder.
I don't believe this.
Let's go to the meeting.
What meeting?
The main character is poor|and thus, unappealing.
But he turns out to be the son of the owner
|of a multinational corporation.
For dramatic tension,|he is terminally ill.
Raise his age|to expand the viewership.
This is absurd.
But you need to heed the feedback
|of a multinational corporation.
Before you butcher my script,
|first read the goal of this project.
"Wonderful Day"|is a young music drama.
You're right.
That's the very identity|of this work.
Could you please|get us some coffee?
Of course.
Remain seated, Ms. Wi.
We can all get our own coffees.
|Let's focus on the meeting.
Could you please review|the other report?
It's nice and simple.
I hope the story isn't outlandish.
I hope for something|more grounded in reality.
It would be good to interview|real indie bands
and portray their lives and concerns in a vivid manner.
I don't want to see cliched scenes|we've all seen
in previous romantic comedies.
Who wrote this report?
The family and friend episodes|you shared were amusing.
You may be young,|but you're very perceptive.
You said you're|a Korean lit major, right?
Yes, Ms. Lee.
She's better suited|for the planning department
or as an assistant writer.
If she's up for either role,|
I couldn't be happier.
I'd be honored.
Thank you.
You'll help me|with research, right?
I'll call you.
Yes, Ms. Lee.|I'll work very hard.
Let me know when the official opening|
is set for JI Entertainment.
I'll be sure to come.
Of course.
So long.
Hey, Kang Mugyeol. You have no proof
|that you paid me the cancellation fee.
Don't be so naive.
I told you I won't ever let you go.
You want to see who wins?
Oh, no.
Mugyeol.
Kang Mugyeol.
I was nervous for nothing.
What's this?|A contract?
This is scary.
You're here?
Yeah.
Why's your face so red?
Do you have a cold?
I'm going home.
It's not time for you to go yet.
Oh. I don't want|to get you sick, too.
I'm off. Bye.
Ms. Bang is coming.
We'll talk about the background|research later.
Okay.
Mr. Jeong.
Yes?
Could you please|take a look at this?
It's Mr. Kang's contract.
I don't quite understand everything,
|but it looks rather scary.
Mugyeol knows nothing but music.
|He's rather naive.
I'm worried about him.
I'm sorry, Mr. Jeong.|Lee An's overseas schedule
is impossible to adjust.
He spent three months|waiting around
for "Wonderful Day."
We can't give you back the payment
|he received in its entirety.
What are your thoughts?
Before that, let's talk|about Mr. Kang Mugyeol.
Is this your management contract|with Mr. Kang?
How did you...
$5,000 for an exclusive|ten-year deal.
Mandatory appearances|at the agency's promotional events.
His share of each record sold|is 10 cents.
This is a classic example|of an unfair contract.
But Mr. Jeong, Kang Mugyeol's|completey unknown.
So you've been going around|conning unknown artists?
Does you company know|about your side job?
Mr. Jeong!
Leave Mr. Kang alone.
It's all squared away now,|so I ask that you
keep this a secret|from Lee An, Seo Jun, and company
You have my word.
Thank you, Mr. Jeong.
I should get going.
And what about|Mr. Lee An's tour schedule?
Of course I'll readjust it.
I'll talk to Lee An,
so don't you worry.
I was going to|turn you into a star,
but I have too much|on my plate.
It'll be hard for me|to keep in touch,
so let's go|our separate ways.
What's up with her|all of the sudden?
Ms. Bang's letting you go?
That's great!
Did you get that jerk involved?
Huh?|Yeah.
Why would you do that?
I was worried about you.
But what a relief, though.
I think Mr. Jeong's|a decent person.
He's competent, too.
Where are you going?
From now on,|be careful with contracts.
A single piece of paper|can put you in a courtroom
or turn you into|an indentured servant.
Do you think that
I'll sign the deal with you|out of gratitude?
Are you always so negative?
What do I need to do|to earn your trust?
You have high-end guitars|most musicians can't afford
on display like|expensive porcelain vases.
It doesn't inspire confidence.
I can't trust and work|
with a music director like you.
Then what about me?
I was worried about you.
What do I need to do|to earn your trust?
Thank you for helping Mugyeol,|Mr. Jeong.
You're very welcome.
I envy him.
What about Mugyeol's|contract with you?
Things aren't looking good.
Should I talk to him?
I don't think|he'll change his mind.
I'm here to sign the deal.
Mugyeol.
As the producer,|you will be in charge
of the writing and arrangement
|of all the music for the soundtrack.
I'll direct the recording sessions.
Why did you change your mind?
Well, let's just say|you piqued my interest.
I don't think your guitars|are merely for show.
You got me curious.
I see.
I'm curious about you, too.
There's one condition, though.
Go on.
Let's have this contract end on the last day
|of our 100-day arrangement.
Any particular reason?
You've won me over musically,
but I still don't trust you|on other fronts.
And vice versa.|It's a deal.
I recognize your musical talent,
but I can't make any concessions
|when it comes to Ms. Wi.
We'll keep the 100-day arrangement|secret at the office.
Ms. Wi wouldn't feel comfortable|otherwise.
Fine.
Plus, it wouldn't be comfortable|for us, either.
Love and work will now|proceed simultaneously.
77 more days.
What? That jerk|is Mary's legal husband?
Why didn't you tell us sooner?
I knew he was sleazy|from the get-go.
What a scumbag.
Hey, Kang Mugyeol!|You have to come out on top.
Just make it official|and go out with Mary.
Yeah! Crush that scumbag.
Should we just call Mary
|"sister-in-law" in front of him?
No.
The people at the office|don't know.
Keep your lips sealed.
Now, be honest.
Have you ever thought of Mary|as a woman?
As a woman?
There have been moments.
- Really?|- Yeah.
She seems like a mother|from time to time.
A mother?
Are you saying you've felt|Mary's motherly love?
- Game over, then.|- Yeah.
Don't make a big deal out of it.
|It's not what you think.
She's not a woman to me|in that sense.
Hello?
Hey, mom.|I called earlier.
Isn't this all a bit too much|for Mugyeol to afford?
- I know.|- Don't worry. Eat.
Mom, did you get|the money I wired?
I made up with him.
I don't have to|pay him back now.
Why didn't you tell me sooner?
I forgot.
I just assumed you hadn't|gotten the money yet.
Are you for real?
Don't get angry with me.|I'm sorry.
Hey.|When did you get here?
Just now.
Was that your mom?
What is it this time?
She doesn't need the money.
Good grief.
You do go through a lot|because of your immature mom.
Your dad's worse.
In any case,|we're in the same boat.
By the way, thanks for helping me
|get out of the contract with Ms. Bang.
So she won't|bother you anymore?
Nope.
I'm looking out for you|like an older sister.
- Older sister, my foot!|- Stop it.
See. We really are|brother and sister.
What are you doing?
Are you going to treat me like|a sexual molester
because of that kiss?
Yes. So don't touch me.
- Call him.|- Should I call him?
- Hey!|- Hi.
Ms. Seo.
What are you doing here?
She's a fan.|Sit.
- Right, right.|- A fan.
- Right. It's that fan.|- Sit down.
What are you doing here?
She called when I was|getting my cast off.
What's going on,|Kang Mugyeol?
You said you wouldn't sign|when I begged and pleaded.
I'm surprised to hear|that you're his fan.
What's your favorite|Total Mugyeol song?
"Take Me, Village Bus."
I mean, "Take Me, My Bus."
|You're a fan of his good looks.
It's not like that.
How do you two know...
Lovers...
Or so we were.
But now we're friends,|right?
Have a drink.
- You, too.|- No. I'm writing music.
Thanks for the dinner, Mugyeol.
I'm so stuffed.|I'm on the verge of throwing up.
Thanks, Mugyeol.
- I'm so full.|- What a great meal.
- It was delicious.|- Yeah.
Ms. Wi, come with us|for another round.
It's late.|I should get going.
- Come with us.|- Let's go, Jun.
Bye.
No sense of loyalty.
- Let's go, then.|- Yup.
All right. We're off.
- I have to split, too.|- Okay. Bye.
Hey! Come to my place for a bit.
I have something to ask you.
Ask me what?
Wait up.
Don't go.|I don't want to say goodbye.
No. It's all over.
I'm scared about|the responsibility.
That's why I'm afraid|to get married.
But what I'm even more afraid|of is parting with you
and being alone.
I can't do this anymore.|I might gag.
This is the most|important scene.
See? When Simon says "afraid,"
the background music|sets in.
Close in on Mona's startled face
|when Simon says, "Be my family."
And then the title track|comes in.
With the title track playing,
the two stare at each other|and then kiss.
Got it?
No.|TV dramas are so cheesy.
You think that|because you never watch them.
You have to to understand emotions|
if you want to make authentic music.
How about this?
Be my family.
What are you doing?
It says kiss in the script.
I was just posing.
You startled me.
Do you like me?
Why would I like you?
I'm flabbergasted.
I can't be with a woman|for more than a month.
If you start liking me,
I can't help you|complete the 100-day deal.
Don't worry.
I won't ever fall for you.
As a matter of fact,|don't you start
developing feelings for me.
You seem to get jealous a lot|these days.
What? When did I ever get jealous?
And do you really think|I'd ever fall for you?
Fine.
What are you doing?
My hair is my life.
I have to take good care of it.
You don't look|very cool now.
So don't you fall for me.
Which one is it?
Huh?
You've been so pensive.
There's no doubt about it.
|You're in love, aren't you?
No way!
Give us a break.|It's been a month.
How are the two guys?
We need an interim report.
Well...
Seeing how he is in the office,
Jeong In seems|like a decent person.
So you've made up your mind?|It's Mr. Jeong?
That's just my objective|assessment of him.
It doesn't reflect an iota|of my personal feelings.
Then how about Kang Mugyeol?
- Mugyeol?|- Yeah.
The strange thing is,
I sometimes feel uncomfortable
when I'm alone with him.
Really?|You're in love with him!
No, no.|It's not that.
Why would I ever|fall in love with him, anyway?
Come on.
But then again, you're a greenhorn|
when it comes to love.
Yup.
One woman and two men.
This could|have been very exciting otherwise.
- What do you mean?|- I know. Boring.
Just date Jeong In.
- Thank you.|- Thank you. Enjoy. See you again.
- Two rice cakes.|- Okay.
What are we doing here?
Make it work.
This is yours.
You're giving me|this restaurant?
Seok, how did you know|I like rice cakes?
You worked hard to get that kid|away from Mary.
You did what I asked you to do,
|so this is your reward.
Thank you, Seok,|I mean, Mr. Jeong.
Has something gone wrong?
No, no.
Everything's fine.|Please don't worry.
A restaurant.
I love this place.
This is awesome.
They're begging me|to beat on them.
We really get to use everything here|to record an album?
This is a beauty.
My fingers will be on fire.
Mugyeol! It's thanks to you for this amazing opportunity.
Thanks, Mugyeol!
I'm going to cry.
We're recording our album here.
Is everything to your liking?
There's more equipment|you can use if you need it.
And let me know|if you need anything else.
We will.
You will have my full support|for this project.
I plan to be the fifth member|of Total Mugyeol...
not as a mere manager,
but as a true musical partner.
- Of course.|- Thank you.
Sorry to interrupt,|Mr. Jeong.
Excuse me.
We just found this online.
****Lee An & Seo Jun's Late-Night|Birthday Date Real Lovers to Portray Lovers on|TV Drama "Wonderful Day"
What is it|that you want to say?
Since we made the news,|
how about we become a real couple?
This stupid article|is no big deal.
Don't worry about it|and just focus on the drama.
"Wonderful Day"|is a lost cause.
Let's pull out of it.
I get $500,000 a year|from endorsement deals.
I sat around waiting for three months.
|It cost me 100 grand.
Is that what Ms. Bang told you?
How much longer are you|going to listen to her?
She's been with me|since I was a model.
I'm staying with her|until the end.
Good grief.
Why are you loyal to her?
How about being more loyal|to the drama?
Hold on.
So you and Mr. Jeong|are loyal partners now?
I told you.
I'm putting my all|into this project.
Tell me the truth.
What's up with you|and Mr. Jeong?
Get out.|Go!
Never mind, then.
I'm out. You do what you will|on your own.
Yes, father.
Where are you?
I'm on my way|to meet one of the actors.
If you're not far,|I'd like to see you.
All right.
Where's Mr. Jeong?
He's not answering|his phone.
He has an important outside meeting.
Isn't Mugyeol hot?
Pardon?
Don't fall for him too hard, though.
Mugyeol can't say no,
so he lets women|get close to him.
But it never lasts|more than a month.
Don't worry.
I won't ever fall for him.
I think you're|a pretty cool person.
I don't want you to get hurt.
I'm here for my vocal training.
Please let Mr. Jeong know|when he gets in.
Okay.
Come in.
How's the drama going?
We're seeking a new approach.
I heard one of the actors|is giving you trouble.
To become a successful entrepreneur,
|you must handle people well.
When you need to put your foot down,|
you have to do it with force.
Make it nice and clean.
I'll keep that in mind.
Good. I'll see how you fare.
By the way,|how are things with Mary?
I have lunch with her every day.
She's also a part|of the drama project.
It's good that you're spending|a lot of time together.
Do your very best.
Think of this as your last chance.
Don't let your guard down|even for a split second.
Yes, father.
I was going to do it myself,
but I'm swamped with work|these days.
I think Mr. Kang would make a better|vocal trainer for Ms. Seo.
Oh! But if you don't feel comfortable,
I can figure something else out.
No. It's fine.
It's work.
Yes?
All the articles|have been taken down?
Good job.|Thank you, Mr. Yu.
I'll check in again later.
Is this about Ms. Seo's|love scandal with Mr. Lee?
Things seemed to have calmed down|
some what compared to yesterday.
The PR team|did move very fast,
but it's still to early to say|we're in the clear.
Making a drama|sure is no walk in the park.
I had no idea it was so hard|just to get started.
Just dealing with the actors alone...
I can't imagine being you.
I'm fine.|Things are still manageable.
Wow. I'm impressed.
We seem to be going far|for lunch today.
The people in this business
|seem to have no sense of loyalty.
Just because we couldn't get the time slot,|
people butcher the script
and actors pull out.
That's because
many different|people's interests are intertwined.
You know what I think?
It would be cool|if you just made the drama
and then showed everyone|just how great it is.
Do you have to wait to get a time slot|
to start making a drama?
Thank you, Ms. Seo.
We'll discuss it in detail|at the office.
I'm sorry to have|kept you waiting.
No problem.
I was admiring|the fall scenery.
Time goes by so quickly.
Yes. Fall's almost over,
and I haven't|really had time to take in the foliage.
What do you usually do|after work?
Why do you ask?
I'm asking as Mr. Kang's rival.
I'm curious what you two do.
We don't really go on dates.
Mugyeol has to practice guitar,
and I like watching dramas,
so we usually stay in.
We cook and eat,
clean...
Mr. Kang knows how to cook?
Huh? Oh, sure.|He helps me clean, too.
He's not a bad husband.
Why don't you ever clean up?
If you're not going to help clean,|
at least don't make a mess.
Who asked you to clean|my place anyway?
I don't mind the mess.
This is beyond messy.
Aren't you ashamed?
Stop nagging me.
I'm working right now.
When are you going to be done?
Are you having dinner out?
No. I'll eat at home.
I feel like having soybean paste stew.
Okay. I'll have it ready.
It's cold out. Don't wander about.|
Come home right away.
I should first clean up.
He's so messy.
All done.
They're huge.
So warm.
The stew must be done.
Looks good!
I should text Mugyeol.
Not bad.
Really?
Am I doing okay?
Yeah.
Don't try to mimic me.
Just stay natural|like you've been doing.
Bring your voice and emotion|to the song.
Okay.|Let me try again.
Hold on.
Your yummy stew|is ready to be served.
Let's call it a day.
Thanks.
It's nice to be able to spend time|with you like this.
For me, too.
If you had a girlfriend,|
I wouldn't feel this comfortable.
You're really never|going to marry?
Nope. Marriage is not for me.
You never change.
We can stay friends|even when I'm old and wrinkly.
He's making Mary|work like a slave.
I'm sorry, Mr. Jeong.
You said he was out of the picture.
Did you lie to me?
I didn't mean to.
Are you making excuses?
I've lost confidence in you.
- I'll find another way.|- Please, Mr. Jeong.
Hello?|Mary?
You're at that lowlife's house,|aren't you?
You stay right there.
You didn't have|to drop me off.
Thanks.
It's gotten so cold|all of the sudden.
You don't fare well|in the cold.
You must be tired.|Go home and rest up.
Okay.
I'll knock you out|at the next training session.
I'm off.
You womanizer.|You've been caught red-handed.
What is it now?
What do you think?|You, Mary, and I need to talk.
Let's settle this once and for all.
Open the door.|Hurry up.
What's going on, dad?
Are you okay, Mugyeol?
Take this off right now.
This lowlife is out with a woman,|
and you're here slaving away?
How stupid can you be?|Are you his maid?
- Stop it, dude.|- What? Dude?
Something's fishy.
If you eloped with my daughter,
you should be more apologetic.
You're too brazen.
You come see me tomorrow|for my official blessing.
Dad. We have the 100-day deal.
Why ask him to come
ask|for your blessing all of the sudden?
The deal has nothing|to do with this.
And cut that hair off.|You look like a girl.
- I don't want to.|- What?
How dare you?
Dad. His hair is his life.
I can't stand seeing a man|with long hair.
What are you laughing at now?
Nothing.
Hey! Hey!|Hey! Hey!
He's basically saying|he likes his hair more than you.
Dad, please leave Mugyeol alone.
Dang it.
I want to, too.
But I'm in a tight spot.
What do you mean?
I've been keeping|this from you.
Seok wants to hurry up|with you and In's wedding.
He's been pestering me|
to get that lowlife out of your life.
See.|He even had these taken.
Mr. Jeong has been|prodding you?
Yeah.
That lowlife is driving me|up the wall.
I'm so stressed.|I'm losing weight.
I've had enough.
I need to see Mr. Jeong.|Right now.
You were the one|who proposed the deal.
You gave me 100 days.
I didn't think|you'd be like this.
I thought highly of you,
but now I'm disappointed.
Mary, watch your manners.|He's your elder.
I'm sorry, Mary.
Please keep your promise.
Only then will I be able|to complete the 100-day deal.
Okay.
And please leave Mugyeol alone.
My dad, too.
Okay.
You've done enough for us|by paying off our debt,
so please don't give us|any more financial assistance.
- But Mary...|- Okay.
I will keep my word.
Please forgive me|if I disappointed you.
I'm here, Mugyeol.
Where are you?
I can see you.
Where?|I don't see you.
Merry Christmas.
Kang Mugyeol!|What happened to you?
He must be serious|about Mary.
He cut off his hair.
Thank you for the lunch.
We'll get going now.
Okay. All right, then.
He cut his hair|like you asked,
so we can skip|the whole blessing thing?
Yeah, sure.
You won't come|looking for me again, right?
No. You have my word.
Okay. We'll be off.
Let's go, hon.
Okay, hon.
- Thank you.|- Hope to see you again soon.
He cut off his precious hair.
Maybe he really does love Mary.
Thanks.
My dad's not suspicious anymore,
but what are we to do|about your hair?
You took such good care of it.
I'm so sorry.
Present.
You finished the mittens.
They're warm.
Tell me.
Why did you cut your hair|without telling me first?
Out of annoyance.
If I didn't,
your dad would have|continued to harass me.
You should have|told me, though.
After my dad's|outburst with you,
I got everything squared away.
I made my dad and Mr. Jeong|promise that they wouldn't
bother you anymore.
Why didn't you|tell me sooner?
I didn't know you'd run off|and lop off your hair.
I feel so bad.
I'm so sorry.
What a shame.
- Hey, Wi Mary!|- Yeah?
You should've told me sooner.
What the...
Duh.
I'd be nuts to cut off|my precious locks.
Mr. Jeong.
Please have a seat.
Why did you ask to see me|so early in the morning?
About your schedule...
I thought I'd iron out the details|with you in person.
Ms. Wi.
Are the preparations|for the opening ceremony going well?
The invitations were sent,
and we've already finalized|the guest list.
Great.|Keep up the good work.
Um...
You seem so busy these days.
I have a lot on my plate.
Excuse me.
Yes, director.
You're asking us to play|at the opening reception?
I knew he'd pull a fast one.
Man.
He was out to use us for free|on occasions like these.
Seriously.
He's treating us|like a party band.
This pisses me off.
- Ms. Lee.|- Hi.
- Are you all set?|- I think so.
Mr. Jeong.
Congratulations.
We wish you the very best|with the drama.
What a pity|about the time slot.
If we can start shooting|within the next six months,
I'll be on board.
Is that a promise?
Why of course.
It's time for you|to take the stage.
Okay.|Excuse me.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Our CEO, Mr. Jeong,|has a few words to say.
Thank you.
The very identity|of JI Entertainment
lies in the young music drama|"Wonderful Day,"
with which we are planning|to take our first step.
Here, at the opening ceremony|for JI Entertainment,
I am about the make|an important announcement.
We will be shooting "Wonderful Day"
|without a secured time slot.
Even if everyone says|it's impossible,
a producer must have faith|in his project.
I was able to make|this difficult decision
thanks to the enthusiastic support
of those who are on board with me|on this drama.
First and foremost, I would like|to thank Mr. Lee An.
Despite his busy schedule,
he has|committed six months to this project.
- What have you done?|- So I thank you for that.
Please give Mr. Lee An|a warm round of applause.
I'd also like to thank Ms. Seo Jun|
for her faith in this project
and Ms. Lee Ganghyeon
for the wonderful script.
All we have are talented actors
|and 16 episodes worth of scripts.
More details about the drama|will follow in due course.
Today, I present to you music
|that reflects the project's authenticity.
Please experience firsthand|the potential of "Wonderful Day."
Why didn't you tell me?
I was taken aback.
I wanted to surprise you.
My goodness.
In any case, you were very cool,|objectively speaking.
Objectively speaking?
Yes.
Mr. Kang is cool, isn't he?
Pardon?
Even though I'm a man,|I think Mr. Kang's cool.
Oh, right.
Mugyeol's the coolest|when he's singing. He's so hot.
May I have your autograph?
I'm very impressed.
Me, too.
I was so nervous that the project|would be scrapped,
so I was elated|with your announcement.
It was only possible|because of your support.
Thank you.
No. Thank you.
We'll now push forward|based on our faith in this project.
Getting something started is the hardest,|
so it should only get easier.
There are a lot of people|who want to meet you.
- This way, please.|- All right.
Let's go for a round of drinks|after the reception.
Sounds good.|Count me in.
This reception has been|a huge success.
Mr. Kang had a lot|to do with it.
Mugyeol's a star already.
- Thank you.|- I'm a fan.
I look forward to the drama.
- Thank you.|- Thank you.
By the way, how did|you get that band?
They were great.
They'd be better than actors.
How about having them|be in the drama?
We should include|their performances.
I was going to ask them|about that.
When I revise the script,
I want to include more vivide details|about indie bands.
It would be great|if they could help us out.
I'll introduce you to them.
Hold on.
What if we get caught?|There are so many people around.
So why weren't you more careful?
What did I do?
You were swooning over him.
I saw you and Mr. Jeong whispering|
to one another throughout the show.
I couldn't focus on my singing.
Wait a minute.|Is this jealousy?
It's not about jealousy.|This isn't just a show.
Are you here to work,|or play lovebird?
We were talking|about your music.
There was a show going on.|
You should've listened to my music.
Why would you chitchat?
Don't be such a grouch.
Here you are.
We were just talking.
Let's go somewhere more private.
Okay.
We agreed to keep our relationships|a secret
at the office.
Is that why you were macking on her|throughout the show?
Stop it, Mugyeol.
Mr. Jeong!
What's the matter with you two?
- What are you doing here, Mr. Jeong?|
- Mr. Jeong.
What's going on with you two?
Let me explain.
There's no need.
She's my woman.
We're married.
Mugyeol.
We're married.
You're impulsive, irresponsible,|
and do whatever you please.
What do you take me for?
It's as though you've|swallowed the sun.
You're not too bad yourself.
There is a warm side to you.
Mr. Wi!
Kang Mugyeol!|What's the matter with you?
Why do you keep|resorting to violence?
Why did you bring that scumbag|all the way here?
- Let's call it quits.|- What?
I can't tell anymore|whether this marriage is real or fake,
whether I like you or not...
I'm so confused.