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Even better if you fix it

sometime next week.

When it's convenient for me?

- Yes.

- Why?

Because you have to be my witness.

Hey!

Who me, a witness?

Yeah, but,

a witness

is a witness.

People like us can't just

go out and do it.

- Please.

- Right, please do it.

Business partners shouldn't have

legal ties to each other.

Please do it for me.

We can't do it during business hours.

How about next Saturday?

I have to play with my kids

on the weekends.

Then Friday evening.

If you insist.

Have some more.

Happy?

What do you think?

Where is this place?

The Netherlands.

We're going to live there.

Is that what he wants?

I'll have to talk to him.

Not bad.

Living together where

there's water and a great view.

Why's he taking so long?

Have a seat.

Are you okay?

Was it okay for you?

It's just a waste of time.

The prosecution's run out of options.

There's no dead body.

We just have to stand our ground.

They've got nothing except

emotionally shaking you up.

- So why dance to their tune?

- Why shouldn't I?

I'm innocent anyway

without a dead body.

So,

what's wrong with screaming

that I'm scared to death?

Isn't damage control

included in your lawyer's fee?

If I'm supposed to stay still

and do nothing,

why would I hire a lawyer?

Right!

Since you paid me,

your case, Mrs. Kim,

will totally be resolved by us.

But a human life

can't be an issue controlled

by money.

Whether it's yours

or someone else's.

Someone else's?

Are you saying I killed him?

Did you?

You told me to forget about everything,

but now you seem to have no clue.

What are you talking about?

Try to remember.

I want you to remember.

Jin-young!

Kim Jin-young!

Sorry.

I was meaning to come earlier,

but Mrs. Kim...

Ah, this client, Mrs. Kim

who's a bit difficult to handle,

was suddenly hospitalized.

How about living here?

Huh?

There's a lot of water,

and clouds.

I used to work at an airline company,

as a stewardess.

Really?

Why haven't you told me?

You never asked.

If I get reinstated,

we can go live there.

Oh.

Wanna go?

Let me think

it over.

About what?

My job and stuff.

What about your job?

You can't even recall your bar exam,

so what's with the lawyer act?

You can go back to school

in the Netherlands.

So you don't have to pose

as someone else like now

and start over.

But I know nothing about

the Netherlands.

Want me to tell you what

you really need to know?

My birthdays Jan. 7th,

And my childhood neighborhood's

in Hupyong-dong, Chuncheon City.

I moved to Seoul when I was

in the 6th grade.

My class no. thru mid-school was 16,

21 in high school, 019347 in univ...

I'm allergic to cat hair,

book dust and peaches,

and my foot size is 240cm,

- but my right foot's a bit bigger.

- Jin-young.

You should know!

Cause we're getting married.

People who are getting married

should know these things!

- Kim Jin-young.

- Let go.

Jin-young!

Are you alright?

Let me see.

Let go!

Look at us.

Get up.

Try to get UP-.

Does it really hurt?

Your birthday on Jan. 7th

has already passed.

Let's visit Chuncheon one day.

We'll visit your childhood place.

Your mid-school class no. is 16,

your high school one's 21,

your Univ. student no. is 019347.

I don't like peaches either.

I like cats,

but I won't adopt one.

I'll be careful of book dust, too.

Hey.

You memorized everything?

No.

I remembered,

everything about you.

Are you kidding me?

Do you even speak Dutch?

They all speak English there.

English? Gimme a break.

Do you speak English?

I've been such a

pain in the ass to you.

Stop dealing with a headache

like me and get a new lawyer.

You know I'm not talking about

business now.

Yeon.

You

really struggled through the bar exam

and worked hard.

Starting out from the bottom with me,

swallowing leering comments from

classmates in major law firms,

doing the legwork and

getting yelled at,

even getting smacked on the job.

And through this all,

our name slowly got out.

But now you want to

throw it all away?

- Oh.

- Yeah.

You know I don't remember

everything you just said.

They mean nothing to me.

Aw sh*t. Then try to make them

mean something.

Try to remember, for Christ's sake!

Don't turn it into waste!

Sorry, but I'm out when I'm

done with Mrs. Kim's case.

As for the rest,

there's not much to follow up on.

You're still

- going to be my witness, right?

- Absolutely not!

Witness my ass!

What is your problem!

Wake up for crying out loud!

Mr. Yeon!

You have a call from prosecutor,

Jo Gwang-chul's office.

Regarding the Mrs. Kim case,

he wants you to come

to his office right now.

Okay.

Well look who's here?

What's with the stranger treatment

in court?

You think I'd ask you to go easy

cause we're classmates?

Of course not.

Now explain.

What's with the condescending tone?

About what?

Why'd you hide that your client

was at the scene?

Can you vouch for that?

Do you have proof?

Why are you holding out?

I just don't get you.

Proof?

I asked you to come in

to show you proof.

Follow me.

Now, are you still going to hold out?

Mr. Park Gyung-joon?

Yes.

Who's this?

Your wife's lawyer. He's come

to confirm you're still alive.

Ah, right.

I'm sorry.

Why'd you do it?

Well I just,

because I was scared of my wife.

And the business is

my wife's family's.

And there's debt she doesn't know of.

And she's complicating things

even more.

Stop it. We haven't done

anything wrong.

Calm down. It's okay.

So I thought

I would be better off

being dead to everyone.

Yeah, something like that.

Didn't you think about

how your family would feel?

I know.

I never thought it would

get to this.

Why did you hide that your client

saw them together?

If you just told me, it would have

saved us all the trouble.

He says

he came back out of guilt

for you.

Son-of-a-b*tch.

If you had just told me

from the start,

things would've been much easier.

Listen, Mr. son-of-a-b*tch.

Excuse me?

I told you I did.

I already told you everything!

Watch for the left curve.

What's wrong, Mrs. Kim?

My husband's not home.

He just disappeared.

Mrs. Kim!

I went to his office today,

and it was covered in blood.

He must've been murdered!

Mrs. Kim!

Listen carefully to what I'm

going to say to you now.

I'm going to the police to report

your husband's missing.

So don't tell anyone

you went to his office today.

You never went to the office,

so you never saw anything

or killed anyone.

Understand?

Do you

think I killed him?

It doesn't matter.

The past fades anyway,

and once forgotten,

it becomes nothing.

Do you still believe that?

That the past becomes nothing

once forgotten?

Bye.

Bye!

There was a triple collision accident.

Bye. bye!

Bye!

You're here.

First.

Put this on.

What's all this?

We're going camping!

- Now?

- Yeah.

Jin-young.

I'm really tired today.

Can we go some other time?

Let's go. You'll feel much better.

Come on out!

Come.

- Wow.

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