On the forty-second episode of the SBS drama "I Have a Lover", Kang Sully (Park Han-byeol) gave Do Hae-kang (Kim Hyeon-joo) evidence of Min Tae-suk's (Kong Hyeong-jin) misconduct.
Do Hae-kang and Baek Seok (Lee Kyoo-han) caused a scene at the trial, putting forth the question of Kim Seon-ryong's death which eventually went over to the investigators and put Min Tae-suk at risk.
Min Tae-suk told Do Hae-kang, "You are the one who controlled all this. You wanted to send me away with the trial, catch me for Kim Seon-ryong's death and fool me? You are violating the law of lawyers".
Do Hae-kang answered, "This is the last trial. Apologize to my brother on your knees. Don't let this go to third trial. If your nature of crime becomes major then there's no coming back". Min Tae-suk pushed Baek Seok and Do Hae-kang slapped him.
Min Tae-suk was about to slap her back when Sully appeared with recorded evidence of Min Tae-suk's wrongdoings. Sully told Hae-kang, "I sent the recording to your email so I'm going to erase mine. Do whatever you want with him".
Meanwhile, "I Have a Lover" is the story of a woman who hated her husband, falling back in love with him again.
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