Dear My Friends

Park Won finds herself being roped into the drama between her mother and her mother's friends when she's forced into driving them to a reunion.

Jo Hee Ja sets out to live her life indepently in her old age, but finds herself hindering and needing the help of others. Park Wan reflects on her relationship with her mother.

Hee Ja's attempt at suicide is unsuccessful. The aunties decide to get their funeral pictures taken after learning about Hee Ja's neighbor, the photographer Mark Smith.

Hee Ja and Jung Ah accidentally kill a man in a hit-and-run. While Hee Ja turns to her religion for answers, Jung Ah is at her wits' end with her husband and daughters.

While Choong Nam continuously let her family and young friends take advantage of her dwindling fortune, Hee Ja must deal with Ki Ja, who's spreading rumors that Hee Ja killed her husband.

Young Won tells Jung Ah about Soon Young's abusive husband. Sung Jae plays both Hee Ja and Choong Nam.

Jung Ah's mother passes away on the beach. Nan Hee learns about Wan's affair with Dong Jin, Wan's married colleague.

Nan Hee attacks Dong Jin at the publishing house and Wan hears about it. Jung Ah makes up her mind to leave her husband.

Wan brings up the past and starts a painful fight with her mother. Beginning the preparation to leave her husband, Jung Ah goes house-hunting.

Sung Jae and Hee Ja go on a drive down memory lane. Wan books a flight to Italy to be with Yeon Ha. Suk Gyun prepares a memorial service for his mother.

Jung Ah leaves her husband Suk Gyun for real. Despite being unable to do even the simplest thing for himself, Suk Gyun is stubborn about not begging Jung Ah to come back to him.

Suk Gyun changes tactic to get his wife back. Choong Nam arranges a sleepover with all her friends to test out how living with them would be like.

Nan Hee finds out that she might have liver cancer, while Sung Jae suspects that Hee Ja has dementia.

Hee Ja's friends and family are worried sick with her missing. Young Won tells Wan about Nan Hee's terminal cancer.

Hee Ja's dementia is diagnosed as level five and she feels very sorry for herself until Nan Hee tells Hee Ja about her cancer. Park Wan has to figure out how to deal with her mother's upcoming surgery.

Hee Ja comes to terms with her ailment, and her future. Wan tries to balance caring for her mother, the restaurant, and her writing.