Gu, a branch manager of a transport company, is asked by Song, an executive of the company, if he can turn the second floor of the branch into a dancing school. Song's mistress Myeong-ok will run the school, he says. Gu does as Mr. Song wants, and is promoted to the head of the welfare division of the headquarters. Gu's daughter, Yeong-hui, who recently got a job at the company, happens to see Gwon O-cheol of the welfare division spending time with Song's mistress. She shares...more

Gu, a branch manager of a transport company, is asked by Song, an executive of the company, if he can turn the second floor of the branch into a dancing school. Song's mistress Myeong-ok will run the school, he says. Gu does as Mr. Song wants, and is promoted to the head of the welfare division of the headquarters. Gu's daughter, Yeong-hui, who recently got a job at the company, happens to see Gwon O-cheol of the welfare division spending time with Song's mistress. She shares what she saw with many people at the office, spreading rumors. But as it turns out, Gwon and Myeong-ok are related through marriage and grew up together. When Yeong-hui sees them together, Gwon persuades her to end the relationship with Song. One day Song, arguing with his wife, says that Myeong-ok is Mr. Gu's mistress. Mr. Song's wife tells this to Gu's wife, and the two women storm into Myeong-ok's house, where Song is taking a bath. Gu's wife sees that her husband did nothing wrong, and Myeong-ok decides to end the relationship and to go back to her hometown. Yeong-hui apologizes to Mr. Gwon.less