Mr. jin asks his son-in-law if he knows about his brother's engagement. He says that his mother and grandfather didn't want him to tell his brother about it because they thought that he wasn't old enough to remember anything about his own childhood. He also says that he's the eldest son of the family, so he won't have to explain anything to his brother. He tells his brother that they're leaving for the party, and they'll come back once the party's over. He's fine, he says. They'll go back to the park after the party. He asks where he is, and he says he just went to see his big brother, who's playing dumb. He doesn't know what he needs, but he can walk by himself. He thanks the guests for coming, and says that there's "something" in his heart that he can't control. He knows that he has a wife and that he shouldn't be in love with her, but feelings aren't something he can control. Now that he knows, he can finally tell his love for his brother, and that's