Lucky Star Boy

Eight years later, the male lead has been searching for the female lead's whereabouts. Through his subordinates' investigation, he learns that she has returned to the country. He drives to the airport and even arranges a fake journalist interview, only to see the female lead with a child, collecting scrap paper (rain turning into sunshine) and bottles in burlap sacks. The journalist interviews the female lead, who recounts her difficult life over the years—how she became unexpectedly pregnant, went abroad, and raised the child alone, enduring many hardships. The male lead is heartbroken. The journalist asks if she misses the male lead, and she replies, "I miss him..." The male lead, excited, is about to step out of the car to embrace her when she adds, "I miss him... not!" The male lead quickly retreats back into the car. The female lead excitedly explains that the adorable child is a little lucky star, bringing her much good fortune, with her winning the lottery every month. The child also declares that they can take care of their mother even without a father. The child plans to take the female lead to an auction to buy gifts, and the male lead can only silently follow them. (Collecting garbage is part of the school's environmental assignment.)

Eight years later, the male lead has been searching for the female lead's whereabouts. Through his subordinates' investigation, he learns that she has returned to the country. He drives to the airport and even arranges a fake journalist interview, only to see the female lead with a child, collecting scrap paper (rain turning into sunshine) and bottles in burlap sacks. The journalist interviews the female lead, who recounts her difficult life over the years—how she became unexpectedly pregnant, went abroad, and raised the child alone, enduring many hardships. The male lead is heartbroken. The journalist asks if she misses the male lead, and she replies, "I miss him..." The male lead, excited, is about to step out of the car to embrace her when she adds, "I miss him... not!" The male lead quickly retreats back into the car. The female lead excitedly explains that the adorable child is a little lucky star, bringing her much good fortune, with her winning the lottery every month. The child also declares that they can take care of their mother even without a father. The child plans to take the female lead to an auction to buy gifts, and the male lead can only silently follow them. (Collecting garbage is part of the school's environmental assignment.)