Still, they’re reluctant to let go when they arrive home. He finally takes her by the waist, and she nervously returns the gesture, but they both look painfully awkward. Jin-sang is dying to put his arm around Soo-kyung, but he can’t bring himself to touch her, so he just ends up flailing his arm around uselessly. They’re a little shy around each other, but Jin-sang walks Soo-kyung home, slowly, even carrying her purse for her. The neighborhood ladies are happy to see Soo-kyung step off the bus these days, but their job has been usurped… by the baby’s father. She threatens him not to give her a reason to come back here again, and he meekly agrees. She says that his money is useless when he never even leaves the house, and entertains himself manipulating young people. She goes up to Jang’s suite to yank on his hair for messing with her son, and she’s so terrifying that even Jang is a quivering lump in front of her. Tae-jin sees Do-kyung’s mother forcing her way into the building, but he doesn’t interfere. Tae-jin also breaks ties with Jang, who calls after him that he’s not suited for business. It says that he’s done nothing wrong, and wishes him to live with ease and stay away from Chairman Jang. Hoon is so relieved he looks ready to cry.Īs Do-kyung watches the red stickers being removed from his property, he gets a text from Tae-jin. They’re thrilled, but they whine when they realize they have to move all that heavy stuff again, ha. Just as Hoon and the ducklings are finished moving their equipment to the new studio, they get the call that the old studio has been released back to them.
Do-kyung says that he was never scared, and promises that instead of moving in, he’ll propose to her.
She hates knowing that he’s been living in fear, alone, and wants to be with him all the time. On their way out, Hae-young proposes that she and Do-kyung move in together.
Do-kyung reports that he’s not having visions anymore, and Hae-young is hopeful that they can relax that he won’t die soon, but the doctor says that nothing is ever sure. They also visit the older doctor, who says that seeing the future is possible, but it doesn’t mean all visions come true. He’s a little overwhelmed to meet the woman from Do-kyung’s visions, and he tells Hae-young that everything Do-kyung experienced was true. They don’t leave Do-kyung’s house until June ends, and they go directly to Dr. He’s asked to say something to his fans, and he looks directly into the camera as he says, “I’m alive because of you. Knowing that the world she sees isn’t all there is makes her feel part of something bigger, and it comforts her.Īt one point they watch a television interview of Lee Byung-joon, the singer who was slated to die the same day as Do-kyung. You can choose fear, or you can choose love, but which will you regret as you lay dying?ĭo-kyung and Hae-young spend all of their time at Do-kyung’s place, basking in their love, and Hae-young narrates that now that she believes him, she feels at ease. The choices aren’t necessarily right or wrong, but the decisions you make determine what kind of life you will live. 269 JJOh Hae-young Again: Episode 18 (Final) by LollyPipĭo-kyung has learned some very important lessons in his journey, the most important being that happiness is a decision you make, and that every choice has consequences.
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