Yijin, on the other hand, became a successful New York correspondent after he covered the 9-11 tragedy.
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From two lost souls trying to follow their passions amid many challenges brought by the times, they were able to overcome their problems with the help of each other and their friends.Įventually, Hee-Do became a professional fencer who competed globally. Finally, Ji Seung-Wan (Lee Joo-Myoung), another of Hee-Do's friends, becomes a successful variety show producer.Īs for our two leads, Na Hee-Do and Back Yijin (Nam Joo-Hyuk) grew from friends to lovers. Ji-Woong is now a known fashion blogger who runs his own online fashion store. She gets engaged to her boyfriend Moon Ji-Woong (Choi Hyun-wook). Ko Yu-rim (Bona), Hee-Do's fencing-rival-turned-friend, also retired from the sport and opened her own fencing school. Min-Chae read through it and started learning about her mother’s 19-year-old self (Kim Tae-Ri), including Hee-Do’s youthful aspirations, frustrations, and relationships. Min-Chae started to rummage through her mother’s old possessions and found Hee-Do’s old journal. Min-Chae said she ran away from home and will live in that house temporarily, to which her grandma agreed. The scene cut to Min-Chae going to Hee-Do’s childhood home where Hee-Do’s grandmother (Shin Hyun-Sook) lives. Hee-Do confronted Min-Chae but Min-Chae said she’ll quit ballet because she’s not good at it anyway. Min-Chae walked out of the competition and got disqualified. While waiting for her turn to compete, Min-Chae felt defeated after seeing her ‘rival’ perform the number flawlessly. Still, Hee-Do tried to convince her otherwise. Min-Chae thought differently, saying that there was no point in being there if she was not competing to win. Hee-Do reminded Min-Chae that winning isn’t everything and what’s important is for Min-Chae to give her all to the competition. The story started with 40-year-old Na Hee-Do (Kim So-Hyun) taking her daughter Kim Min-Chae (Choi Myung-Bin) to a ballet competition.
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