Cha-ok, who hasn't seen her daughter in a decade and is now MSC's nightly news anchor and section chief, fails In-ha at her final interview, saying a reporter with Pinocchio syndrome would be useless. On the other hand, due to the poverty-stricken condition of the Choi family, Dal-po is forced to work as a taxi driver to make ends meet. In-ha has spent the last three years after college studying to become a reporter but continuously fails her job interviews. In 2013, the Choi family has moved back to the city. The fledgling friendship between Dal-po and In-ha is dashed, however, when he learns that In-ha's mother is none other than Song Cha-ok. She idolizes her mother and hates living on the island after her parents' divorce. Choi In-ha has "Pinocchio syndrome", which causes her to hiccup whenever she tells a lie. Five months later, when Gong-pil's younger son, Choi Dal-pyung, moves to the island with his daughter, Choi In-ha, they are flabbergasted to be told by Gong-pil to address a mere boy as their "older brother" and "uncle", respectively. Gong-pil officially adopts Ha-myung, now named Dal-po, and places him in the family register as his eldest son. Ha-myung embraces the deception and treats Gong-pil as his father. Gong-pil, who may either have Alzheimer's disease or trauma-induced memory loss, believes that Ha-myung is his older son Choi Dal-po, a simpleton who died thirty years earlier. But Ha-myung is alive, having been rescued from the water by Choi Gong-pil, a kind elderly man who lives on Hyangri Island.
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