He nervously runs out and shoos Do-kyung away, saying that he’ll have Hae-young call him, and grabs his wrist and runs when Mom comes outside. HAHA, Dad jumps in front of the video monitor when the doorbell rings, to keep Mom from seeing Do-kyung on the doorstep. They want Hae-young to quit her job and come with them, but Hae-young says she’s strong and wants to go back to work. She catches a cold from wearing wet clothes, and Mom brings her hot tea and tells her that she and Dad are moving to the countryside. Hae-young runs into a fountain to retrieve it, and when the fountain sprays water all over her, she laughs for the first time in a long while. The thought cheers up Hae-young immensely, and the two friends laugh over the idea until a strong wind whips Hee-ran’s hat off her head. She jokes that Hae-young should date someone and then dump him, just so that she can be the dumper for once. She expounds that men just don’t understand that women would rather hang in there, and stand by their man even in hard times. It’s because he doesn’t know how to love.” Lady speaks the truth. Hae-young argues that that’s only because he doesn’t love her as much as she loves him, but Hee-ran disagrees again. Hee-ran disagrees that it was a dumping, since Do-kyung was very considerate about it, accepting the role of “bad guy.” Hee-ran asks if Hae-young is ending things with Do-kyung, and she smiles feebly that she got dumped. She never expected earning money and having love to be this difficult. They go for a walk, and Hae-young muses that her life isn’t anything like she thought it would be at this point.

Hae-young is quiet, and the song Hee-ran plays in the car seems to reflect exactly how she’s feeling. Her friend Hee-ran drops by to see her, and drags her out to do something normal. Hae-young is busy packing away all of her possessions that remind her of him.

Park on the way to tell him that no matter what happens, he refuses to die with regret. It will take some serious soul-searching and courage, and it will mean taking some scary chances, for a guy who’s always held his feelings very close to the vest.Īfter having a premonition that showed him that he will die having never told Hae-young that he loves her, Do-kyung decides that he’s no longer willing to sit back and accept his fate. How set in stone are Do-kyung’s visions, and can the future (past?) be changed? It’s time to find out, as Do-kyung decides to take a more active role in his own life.

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