They escort him out and past Cho-rim, and ask Jae-hee to quickly identify the dad man on Ki’s car. Jae-hee runs back to the door but now it’s mysteriously locked, and he’s stuck until Mu-gak and his team find him there and arrest him. Jae-hee does lean over the railing to look down just as Mu-gak looks up, but he was nowhere near the man when he jumped (fell?). Jae-hee heads to the roof, where he’s just in time to gape as Chef Hong goes over the railing. He overhears complaints that the food is taking too long so he checks the kitchen, and is told the owner, Chef Hong, went to the rooftop for supplies and hasn’t come back yet. Uh-oh.Ĭhef Jae-hee welcomes patrons to the new restaurant, including Cho-rim who he’s invited especially. The second he gets out, a man’s body lands right on the hood of the car, and Mu-gak looks up to see Chef Jae-hee looking down from the roof. Poor Detective Kang grinds his teeth and reminds himself just to make it to retirement, hee.ĭetective Ki takes Detective Yeh and Mu-gak out to lunch at a new restaurant in his new car, but his fussing over whether it will get dinged in the parking lot drives Mu-gak out of the backseat. She orders the team not to be distracted, and to concentrate on the evidence in Ma-ri’s murder. Lieutenant Yeom is all business, declaring the murder closed and reminding everyone that it was only a copycat of the Barcode murders. In a sweet gesture, Mu-gak shakes his hand and replaces the cloth over Tak’s cuffs to protect his dignity. He particularly thanks Mu-gak, saying he enjoyed working with him, and offering a (handcuffed) hand to shake. He sincerely apologizes to his team, and there’s not a dry eye in the place. In the morning, Detective Tak is officially arrested for his part in concealing the murder of the gym employee and making it look like a Barcode murder. HAHA, one of the other patrons even pays their bill, taking their skit as a real conversation and leaving a message for Mu-gak that the country is a nice place to live. They go for fried chicken and practice their skit right in the restaurant, and wow, those CHUUUURRRRRs are getting louder and longer! Mu-gak is getting even better acting-wise, though the looks from the other customers embarrass him when he notices. Cho-rim cutely pretends to be annoyed when Mu-gak says he’s here to practice, but her tiny smiles give her away. Hilariously, he gives her the once-over when she arrives in a cute little dress, and just complains about how long it took her to come out.
#THE GIRL WHO SEES SMELLS OST TV#
She goes home to get in her raggedy clothes, and laughs a little too hard at the TV while eating ramyun.Ī call from Mu-gak perks her up, especially when he says he’s waiting right outside for her. As she walks, she sees herself in a shop window and wipes off her lip gloss. But who can resist a man who loved his little sister so much that he actually lost all ability to feel anything when he lost her? Certainly not Cho-rim, and though she tries to keep her emotional distance from Mu-gak, another murder case throws them together again and possibly brings the two even closer.Īfter seeing Mu-gak and Lieutenant Yeom together in the restaurant looking relaxed and smiling at each other, Cho-rim jumps to the wrong conclusion and leaves disappointed. Unrequited crushes suck - but never so much as when the guy you like not only doesn’t notice you, but literally can’t like you back. 145 ApJanuGirl Who Sees Smells: Episode 5 by LollyPip
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