Kim Hee-sun, father-in-law's death → husband's affair

“Everything is full of questions!”

'We, Home' Kim Hee-sun was shocked after being deceived by her family's blatant lies, while the 'eerie ending' featuring a blood-covered Shin So-yul and a grotesque Lee Hye-young created tension.

In episode 2 of MBC's Friday-Saturday drama 'We, Home', which aired on the 25th, Noh Young-won (Kim Hee-sun), the best psychological counselor in Korea, was shocked by a sense of betrayal after discovering suspicious circumstances surrounding her family, who were her reason for existence and her entire life. It shows him receiving a gift.

First, Noh Young-won looked at his mother-in-law Hong Sa-gang (Lee Hye-young) in embarrassment for a long time, who was dancing strangely as if she was in a good mood despite her husband's death, then turned off the music and asked for a conversation. She also said that the incident that caused her father to take his own life was a false accusation and that her father-in-law Choi Go-myeon (Kwon Hae-hyo) was involved in it, and played a recording file found on Choi Go-myeon's USB. However, unlike Noh Young-won’s indignation, Hong Sa-gang calmly said, “I understand. I want to kill you. “But Master Noh, you’re dead, right?” and “Can you let go of everything you’ve achieved so far? “The important thing is not revealing the truth, but the well-being of our family,” he said, leaving the choice to Noh Young-won. In the end, Noh Young-won didn't even tell her husband Choi Jae-jin (Kim Nam-hee) about what Choi Go-myeon had done, and just covered it up.

Afterwards, in celebration of Choi Go-myeon's 49th death, Noh Young-won, Hong Sa-gang, and Choi Jae-jin gathered at Choi Go-myeon's grave to pay tribute. At that moment, Hong Sa-gang raised her wine glass and shouted “toast” as if making a toast, and even though she knew Choi Choi-myeon’s secret, she related Noh Young-won’s father’s grave next to Choi Choi-myeon, giving Noh Young-won goosebumps. And Choi Go-myeon’s younger sister, Mrs. Choi (Kim Seon-kyung), said to Noh Yeong-won, “My son says there are a lot of rumors on the Internet that it was your mother-in-law who killed your father-in-law. It's the same as your mother-in-law's novel. know? “Your mother-in-law is not an ordinary person!” he said meaningfully, awakening Noh Young-won.

Afterwards, Noh Young-won discovered that there were numbers written on the family photo that came with the pigeon carcass model, and the number 5 was like a count, starting with '1' on the photo of Choi Go-myeon, Choi Jae-jin, Hong Sa-gang, Choi Do-hyeon (Jae-chan), and finally himself. When it was written down, I was overcome with fear. In response, Noh Young-won ran to the delivery company, but was anxious because he could not find out the sender of the package.

On the other hand, Noh Yeong-won asked about her relationship with her father-in-law when Lee Se-na (Yeon-woo), who had been crying sadly at the funeral hall in Choi Go-myeon, came back as a patient. Lee Se-na asked, “Should I say thank you or thank you?” and shed tears profusely, embarrassing Noh Yeong-won. . Noh Young-won said he would introduce another doctor because he could not rule out his personal feelings, but Se-na Lee looked straight and emphasized that she wanted to get advice from Noh Young-won. Afterwards, Lee Se-na, who was looking at Noh Yeong-won's family photo, sarcastically asked if he seemed happy, and asked, "Are humans the kind of beings who can truly forgive and understand within the name of family even if they know the truth?" I posed a question. He then offended Noh Yeong-won by adding that Choi Go-myeon's death was the same as in Hong Sa-gang's novel.

Afterwards, Noh Young-won's suspicions exploded when he heard at the police station that Hong Sa-gang refused to perform an autopsy on Choi Go-myeon. Noh Young-won headed to the scene of Choi Go-myeon's death with Hong Sa-gang's novel 'Murder in a Frame' and as he was trying to embody the sentences in the novel, he discovered Hong Sa-gang in the bushes in the distance. Hong Sa-gang looked at the book in Noh Young-won’s hand and asked, “You really doubt me,” and Noh Young-won responded, “It’s true that you hated me that much.” Moreover, in response to Noh Young-won's question as to why Hong Sa-gang did not perform an autopsy, Hong Sa-gang once again surprised Noh Young-won by coldly saying, "A sinful human being, even if someone killed him, wouldn't it be better for the world to have him stoned to death?"

Noh Young-won was then shocked to receive a text message saying, “Do you know everything about your husband?” along with a photo of her husband, Choi Jae-jin, sitting across from a woman and drinking coffee. Choi Jae-jin, who went to attend the conference she had been attending for a year, did not answer the phone, and Noh Young-won, with an ominous feeling, ran to Songdo where the conference was being held, but was shocked to hear that there was no plastic surgery conference this year or last year. However, at this time, my husband Choi Jae-jin said, “I’m sorry. Because the conference is getting longer. Always there. He called “Songdo” and froze Noh Young-won. Noh Young-won added the information he heard from his younger brother Noh Young-min (Hwang Chan-seong) and searched the Hi-Pass history, and found traces of Choi Jae-jin passing the Yangpyeong toll gate every Tuesday. And the next day, Choi Jae-jin casually recited the contents of the conference to Noh Young-won, who asked about the conference, making Noh Young-won angry.

Meanwhile, another mysterious package arrived with no sender, and it contained a miniature villa. Noh Young-won, who found an address written smaller than a speck of dust inside the miniature, drove to Yangpyeong and remembered that it was the villa on the Hongsa River that he had visited with his father when he was young. The very moment Noh Young-won entered the dark villa with bated breath, he found Oh Ji-eun (Shin So-yul) lying covered in blood. At the same time, Hong Sa-gang appeared with a grotesque and creepy expression and a cold voice saying, “She is not dead.” It predicted an even more turbulent narrative.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr