Oh My Baby

Jang Ha-ri reunites with Han I-sang at the worst possible moment; an unexpected health diagnosis shatters her hopes and dreams.

Trying to catch the eyes of single prospects, Ha-ri performs at her cousin's wedding; a taste of motherhood steers her decision for the future.

When Ha-ri's search for a sperm donor goes awry, Yoon Jae-yeong comes to her defense; Ha-ri sees the three single men in her life in a new light.

Ha-ri's decisions in her personal life result in repercussions at work; I-sang shows his support by comforting her in times of need.

Ha-ri tells her mom the reason behind her sudden rush toward pregnancy; a business trip turns into something more for Ha-ri and I-sang.

The overnight work trip spurs I-sang's thoughts about Ha-ri and Jae-yeong's sudden proposal to her; Ha-ri opens up to readers.

I-sang draws the line to prevent a repeat of the past; a misunderstanding, admiration and alcohol give Choi Kang-eu-tteum the courage to make a move.

After discovering Ha-ri's diary, I-sang visits the hospital for another chance at treatment; he reveals his fears and feelings toward Ha-ri.

Ha-ri and I-sang revel in the joys of the present; to her boss and readers, Ha-ri proves her qualifications to be editor-in-chief.

Becoming increasingly jealous, Jae-yeong wedges himself in between I-sang and Ha-ri; I-sang struggles to reveal his secret to Ha-ri.

Jae-yeong learns about past mistakes that hurt Ha-ri without his knowledge; despite all odds, Ha-ri chooses love.

Ha-ri and I-sang vow to find a solution together; I-sang and Jae-yeong race to spend a romantic weekend away with Ha-ri.

I-sang plans his forever with Ha-ri; moving out of Ha-ri's home, Jae-yeong bids her farewell with a heartfelt confession.

When her health worsens, Ha-ri arrives at a difficult decision and struggles to accept its possible repercussions.

Jae-yeong and I-sang make peace with their pasts; unable to come to a consensus, Ha-ri and I-sang take a break.

I-sang restarts treatment with a new goal; Ha-ri lives out the happiness she envisioned at home and at work.