Min Ho and Jung Woo finally meet again in prison, but Jung Woo claims not to remember who Min Ho is. Chul Sik finds out that the main reason why he's in the cell is because of Min Ho, but bottles up his anger to comply with Jung Woo's master plan. Yeon Hee is tempted to spill the beans to the police but holds her composure in front of Min Ho's father.
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The chase continues as Min Ho gets word about Jung Woo's attempt to escape. Jung Woo meets a sick Ha Yeon but moves on away from her to protect her. Sung Gyoo finds their way out of the hospital, but a bloody Jung Woo is left behind. An unexpected surgery is conducted by a murderer in the prison's clinic, thanks to the resident doctor's help. Plans are now in talks amongst the inmates on how to help Jung Woo to get the justice he deserves.
Details Min Ho and Jung Woo put down their cards on the penitentiary rooftop. They question each other's life. The moment Ha Yeon's existence is part of the conversation, Jung Woo backs off and starts rethinking his plan. He's still persistent in escaping death row, but now that his memory has gone back, it becomes more challenging than he initially sorted it out to be. Sung Gyoo makes the wisest decision but finds himself in the middle of a search. Will Ha Yeon's whereabouts finally be uncovered?"
Min Ho and Jung Woo finally meet again in prison, but Jung Woo claims not to remember who Min Ho is. Chul Sik finds out that the main reason why he's in the cell is because of Min Ho, but bottles up his anger to comply with Jung Woo's master plan. Yeon Hee is tempted to spill the beans to the police but holds her composure in front of Min Ho's father.
Ha Yeon happened to be with Sung Gyoo in his apartment while investigators search Jung Woo's left crime scene. Jung Woo recalls that there seemed to be someone who was at his home during the night of his murder, and he thinks he is the missing piece of the puzzle to commit the perfect crime. Another death adds to Min Ho's record, as more people discover who he is. Ha Yeon seems to be safe for now, but not a single proof of her life emerges just yet.
While other inmates love the free food and shelter the prison provides, Jung Woo is determined to get himself out. Min Ho discovered Eun Hye to be working on Jung Woo's case, which makes everything harder for her. Jung Woo finds out that Sung Gyoo only said what he said to prevent him from committing suicide. The prison life continues for Jung Woo, but new evidence unfolds on the other side of the prison cells.
As Eun Hye suspects that the new injuries that happened were no accident, she further investigates Jung Woo's case, hoping to find a connection. Joon Hyuk's involvement with the case further evolves as he seems to have switched sides. Tae Soo, Ji Soo's brother, presents evidence that further deepens the case. Min Ho slowly feels the need to worry, and desperation is starting to kick in.
Jung Woo is a prosecutor who lives an exciting life, fighting homicide crimes hands on. On his daughter's sixth birthday, he happens to deny a job offer that gets him locked up behind bars for reasons he can't seem to recall, after experiencing short term amnesia. He finds out from his fellow inmates that he killed his wife Ji Soo and daughter Ha Yeon. Dazed and confused, Jung Woo fights for his freedom.
As Jaesong Group aims to switch its main industry, President Kwon makes the announcement to disband the Dreams. In order to salvage the team, Seung Su urges him to give him a period of one week, in which he makes a bid to an IT company to persuade it to buy the team from Jaesong Group.
News spreads of trade between Du Ki and two second-string players, handled by President Kyeong Min. While the general manager is shocked by the decision, the management team rallies behind him to try to work even harder to offset the loss that the trade brought upon the team.
In order to bring Dong Gyu back to the Dreams, the general manager persuades the general manager of the Vikings with a deal that emphasizes the team's bright future. After a massive effort to form a strong team, the general manager is terrified to hear shocking news.
The entire national baseball league is in a panic due to a drug scandal. Seung Su and General Manager Kim try to protect the Dreams and the Vikings, respectively. However, the rumors about the drug-using players are widespread, and the baseball fans start suspecting Du Ki and Dong Gyu, leading to Seung Su making an unexpected and important decision.
The Dreams have begun off-season training, and they face the Vikings in a practice game. Min Ho is unable to produce the same quality in his pitches as before, and the heads and coaches try to find a way for him to improve. Meanwhile, changes in personnel cause uproar in the Dreams office.
Kyeong Min orders Seung Su to cancel plans for the players of the Dreams to go abroad for off-season training. Seung Su convinces three special instructors with a not-so-pleasant history with the team to train the players during the off-season.
The Dreams has an open recruitment process to fill an opening in the strategy and performance analysis division. Despite Seung Su being unaware, his brother Yeong Su applies for the position, displaying a high level of understanding in statistics and receiving a divided response from the panel of interviewers.
Seung Su and his team leave for California to recruit Miles, but they get bewildered by the unexpectedly high cost. In the meantime, Kyung Min offers Seung Su a new amount of money for the down payment of foreign players, and their target changes into someone unsuspected.
Seung Su and Se Young call everyone to identify the irregularity of the scouting division. Meanwhile, an unexpected guest visits the office, and their meeting takes a new turn.
Seung Su finds something suspicious about a disagreement between Se Hyeok, the scouting division head, and a scouting division member, Won Seop, at the first-year player draft, regarding the team's selection of player Min Ho over Chang Kwon and, tries to seek answers.
Rumors spread that the Dreams' new general manager, Seung Su, is planning to trade the team's most famed player, Dong Gyu, for reasons unbeknownst to the employees. Despite backlash and opposition, Seung Su manages to explain his reasons to the employees and successfully negotiates the trade deal.
The Dreams is a frail baseball team continuously landing the last place. In order to have better results the following season, the team finds a new general manager, Seung Su, who, despite having little experience with baseball, has a track record of winning with other sports.
Ije tells Minsik to hand over Haeun Hospital to him. Meanwhile, Sogeum gets a call from Bit and goes to meet him.
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