Night After Night

Cho Hee, disguised as the infamous Suzuki Hanako, meets a dashing ancient art apprasier Kim Bum Sang in Japan.

Bum Sang donates the national treasure he brought back, and the CHA offers Bum Sang a consultant position.

Bum Sang and Cho Hee have a lovers' quarrel as they investigate a serial robbery case in Family Lee's village.

Cho Hee and Bum Sang are forced to work together to track down the stolen "Book of Bihaedang."

Cho Hee and Bum Sang partner up again to retrieve the "Book of Bihaedang" from a secret auction.

Bum Sang gets more openly interested in Cho Hee, and they grow closer as they work together on the field.

Cho Hee is devastated by the acquisition of the "Book of Bihaedang," and Bum Sang tries to cheer her up.

After an argument with Cho Hee, Bum Sang comes home to find out the "Calligraphy by Prince Anpyeong" is gone.

Bum Sang is ousted from his teaching position and the TV show. Chairman Jang plans to go after Cho Hee next.

Cho Hee finds out that her dad might be alive. Si Wan delves into the link between Chairman Jang and Bum Sang.

Cho Hee believes that her dad is returning relics to keep his promise. Si Wan and the others think otherwise.

Bum Sang's rival Yong Chul gets robbed by Robin Hood. Bum Sang unexpectedly finds out who Robin Hood is.

Cho Hee and Kyun discover that their dad is dead and reminisce their childhood memories with him.

The museum experiences a suspicious blackout. Bum Sang is asked to reappraise the returned relics.

Chairman Jang asks Cho Hee to meet. Cho Hee starts to grow suspicious of Captain No's role in her dad's death.

Cho Hee rushes to the hospital after hearing about Bum Sang. Captain No tells the truth about her dad's death.

Chairman Jang gets arrested for overseas smuggling. Cho Hee goes to her childhood neighborhood with Bum Sang.