Because of what you did I can't be with eul

Joon-young helps Eul escape after the concert, and he drives around the city aimlessly. He doesn't know where he's going, but he warns her not to ask to be let out, because he's not stopping the car.

Ji-tae joins his father at the gym, explaining that he's been out listening to a friend whine. He says that this "friend" and that friend's younger brother both like the same girl, but the friend's father has an ill-fated relationship with the girl's family.

Sadly, he says that his friend is forced to give up on the girl. But his face hardens again when he continues that his friend's brother ran away with the girl, and he ruefully agrees when Dad says it sounds like the plot of a drama. Ji-tae proposes they skip the workout today, and asks Dad to buy him a drink instead.

Joon-young and Eul end up on a pier, and Eul says they should drive into the ocean: "Let's drown. I don't want to live." She calls Joon-young a coward for not doing it, so he guns the motor, and she quickly turns off the car. She tells him to die alone if he wants, and gets out to walk.

Joon-young ignores a call from Gook-young and turns off his phone, and follows Eul to a little country store. She plops down on the beach and starts chugging soju, not realizing that she dropped her phone in the car and Jik and Na-ri are frantically trying to reach her.

Na-ri reads online that Joon-young's fans are threatening to kill Eul, so he calls Haru to warn her not to touch Noh Eul. He threatens to crush anyone who even posts malicious comments about Eul, including Haru herself, and when she says she'll call the police on him he just gives her his address, ha.

Of course Haru calls Daddy to complain about the meanie threatening her, but Ji-tae answers his phone. She hangs up, unwilling to tell her brother anything about Joon-young, and Dad is pretty drunk so the men head home.

Joon-young watches from a distance as Eul kills several bottles of soju, then belatedly realizes her phone is missing. Pfft, she looks in her shoe, then in the soju bottles, and Joon-young finally rolls his eyes and turns his own phone back on to give to her.

Ji-tae's mom fusses at him for letting Dad drink, and he answers a call from an unfamiliar number that turns out to be a drunk-dial from Eul. She slurs that it was so hard for her to pretend not to like him, and asks why he was so nice to her anyway, buying food and clothes when he didn't even have any money.

She's crying by the time she gets to his two rejections, one of them public, and poor Joon-young looks like listening to all this is just killing him. Eul wails into the phone for a minute, then flips to anger, "What makes you so special??" She starts comparing him unfavorably to Joon-young, but then she flips again and begs him to just think about it.

Ji-tae barely holds it together, listening to her beg him to date her, and Joon-young has enough and takes the phone away. Eul tries to grab the phone back, but Joon-young yells that she's made enough of a fool of herself for one day.

When she grabs for it again he throws it into the ocean, and on his end, Ji-tae is shaking so hard he looks like he'll fall apart. He looks down at his unconscious father, and grinds out, "It's your fault. Because of what you did, I can't be with Eul."

Eul orders Joon-young to go get the phone (she thinks it was hers), but Joon-young snaps to get it herself. She starts to walk into the ocean, so Joon-young tosses her over his shoulder to carry her back up the beach, both of them screaming in frustration.

Joon-young drops Eul on the beach, but picks her right back up by the coat to ask, "Don't you see me? Think of what I did for you! Don't you see me?! " But Eul just whines for Ji-tae, so Joon-young kicks her in the butt. HAHA. She kind of deserved that.

Eul wakes in the morning with a massive hangover, in an unfamiliar room and wearing what look like a country ajumma's clothes. Sure enough, she's been put up in a little inn near the beach, and the ajumma brings her some hangover soup and tsk s over how much she drank last night.

She tells Eul that she walked into the ocean then threw up on herself last night, and that her husband had a hell of a time helping her change. Husband? Eul is horrified at the idea that Joon-young undressed her, but she doesn't remember anything from the night before.

She gets her phone from the car and charges it in a store, and the news this morning says that she and Joon-young eloped after the concert. She's recognized, and she hilariously adopts the wrong dialect to claim that she grew up here.

She takes a bus home and calls Jik, who pretends he's at school and has no idea what's been happening. He's lying through his teeth, but he can't tell his sister he didn't sleep a wink all night or she'll be even more upset. But he's prepared to beat the crap out of Joon-young when he sees him.

Eul wonders why Ji-tae didn't try to call her even once, but a memory surfaces of the night before — Joon-young piggybacking her while she moans over Ji-tae's rejection. Joon-young is whining too, "I'm Shin Joon-young, I deserve better than this!" And then she barfs on him.

Ji-tae is particularly grouchy during a business meeting, ignoring Eul's calls but obviously shaken by them. He accuses the man making the presentation of playing while overworking his employees, handing over the project to another executive and ignoring yet another call from Eul.

Gook-young calls Eul looking for Joon-young, since his phone is in the ocean, but she hasn't seen him today either. She claims that he's the one who dragged her away, calling him a sneaky jerk, but another memory of the night before surfaces — this time Joon-young is cleaning her face of vomit and asking the ajumma to change her clothes.

But he shot himself in the foot by claiming they were married, and the job falls to him. He looks supremely nervous, and it's worsened by the fact that Eul is still whining about Ji-tae.

Over at Mom's restaurant, her employees are taking advantage of the scandal to post more hateful comments online. Mom herself seems distracted and uninterested, but Gook-young arrives to yell at them both and threaten to sue. Mom takes the responsibility and tells him to sue her, instead.

Joon-young's agent loses his temper and gets in a shouting match with Mom, who accuses him of being responsible for making Joon-young an actor (calling him a ddandara , which is an insulting way of saying "entertainer"). The agent argues that he's not a ddandara, he's a Hallyu star, and any other mother would be thanking him right now. He grumbles that her bad personality explains why Joon-young is the way he is