It’s all smiles and giggles though as the villagers welcome this new love story with open arms. All of them knew about their secret relationship since the beginning, given their goo-goo eyes for one another and the phone left behind. The others all laugh and joke, correcting them and confirming that it’s actually three. Hye-Jin decides to forget the pretense, openly admitting that they’ve been dating for four days. They both head down to the docks again but while they’re together, getting close, all the village residents show up. Well, things are looking up for Du-Sik and Hye-Jin too ,who are both super excited for their date. She grins and tries to hide her elation, feigning ignorance and claiming she can’t understand what he’s saying. With his mouth wide open, the officer admits to Mi-Seon that he doesn’t want to not date her per-se but really he just wants to get to know her slowly. Meanwhile, Eun-Cheol heads into the clinic for a teeth scaling, which Mi-Seon administers. Ji-Won looks at him sympathetically could these two be getting together in the near future? Well, Seong-Hyeon believes the real root cause of this is because he’s heartbroken, which of course is thanks to Hye-Jin. Ji-Won looks after him for the time being, encouraging him to sleep it out and admitting that it’s embarrassing that this has happened to someone as healthy as him. Ugh, talk about timing!Įlsewhere, Seong-Hyeon coming down with a stomachache. Just before they kiss… Hye-Jin’s phone goes off. When the old ladies leave, Du-Sik scoops her up from the closet but slips, as they both end up on the bed together. She just so happens to be hiding in the closet the entire time. They soon exhibit their suspicions over what’s going on, but obviously the reason is Hye-Jin. The climax to this comes that night, as the old ladies show up at Du-Sik’s place and are quickly encouraged to leave after Du-Sik gives them a bunch of candles. Hye-Jin continues to inadvertently hit him – first in the face, then in the leg and finally in the nose – on three different occasions as she becomes nervous in the presence of the other residents around town. Meanwhile, Du-Sik ends up going through the wars in the morning. Yeong-Guk is definitely feeling the effects the next day at work, although he’s quick to be given a hot drink and a need to shape up, given he has important matters to attend to. And if the sheer number of empty soju bottles on the table is anything to go by, they get pretty drunk.
Given they’re both aggrieved over their relationships, the pair have a lot in common. However, he ends up running into Seong-Hyeon at the bar. Meanwhile, there are ill feelings between Yeong-Guk and Hwa-Jeong, as the former does his best to try and work out exactly why the pair ended up divorced in the first place. This also has the knock-on effect of allowing Hye-Jin and Du-Sik to officially confirm this is their first day of being a couple – at least privately anyway. Thankfully there’s no ill feelings between them as they continue woodworking, joking about. Now, he knows that Du-Sik is the one Hye-Jin likes and eventually opens up, telling him to take good care of her. Outside the bar, Seong-Hyeon runs into Du-Sik, who takes him aside to help with something over at Gam-Ri’s place. I guess the conversation wasn’t as bad as we initially thought guys! In the distance though, Chun-Jae listens intently, tears running down his cheeks. Seong-Hyeon smiles warmly, telling her that she was his first love. She knew he liked her too but was concerned given he saw her at her absolute worst.
Hye-Jin’s affection grew for him over time but he was scared to actually muster up the courage to tell her. Now, it turns out Seong-Hyeon always looked out for her, making sure she was okay at college. When Hye-Jin does show up, we learn more about their past together. Chun-Jae butters him up while he waits for Hye-Jin, telling him to put in a good word to his peers on his behalf. Meanwhile, Seong-Hyeon takes time out from shooting to head over to the bar. It almost seems like fate – although Du-Sik shoots down that idea and claims it’s coincidence. She’s surprised, chuckling incredulously as the pair trade stories from their past. That night though, Du-Sik rings Hye-Jin and points out that he was the one who took their family photo in the past. Given we know he has the hots for her, this is set up to be a difficult conversation. Walking hand in hand, the pair leave to go home after admitting that they like each other.Īt Hye-Jin’s house though, she asks Du-Sik to hold off telling everyone about their relationship until she’s had a chance to speak to Seong-Hyeon. Episode 11 of Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha begins with Hye-Jin and Du-Sik down by the docks, just after their kiss.
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