<Korean TV Series NOW> ”You Are Beautiful in Heaven” EP7, KIM Hye-Ja & Son Sukku fight over their mother = Viewership rating 6.4%, Synopsis/Spoiler

※This article contains spoilers. In EP7 of the JTBC TV series "You're Beautiful in Heaven" (viewership rating: 6.4%), Son Sukku and Kim Hye-sook
Ja) was shown fighting over Nakjun's mother. Hae-sook was skeptical of her marriage in heaven and asked, "Have you met your mother-in-law?"
"You said that your mother is in heaven, right? You said that I'm here?" she asked anxiously. Sure enough, her mother-in-law, Jeong-gwi (Ju Min Gyung), came to visit her and quietly walked around the house.
Looking around inside and frowning, Hye-sook, who had been thinking seriously, prepares a new door lock. Nak-jun asks, "Why the door lock? Is it Mom's fault? Did Mom open the door without permission?
But you left right away without saying anything," he said, unable to understand Hye-sook's actions. "When my mother asked me for my PIN number, I told her I didn't know," Hye-sook said.
Nakjun retorted, "Why is that? Did your mother come in and steal something?" However, while Hae-sook was out, Jeong-gwi came by again and scolded her.
Nakjun, who had been watching Hye-sook's expression, resents her mother, saying, "What's wrong? The other mothers-in-law go shopping with their daughters-in-law and even to the bathhouse." Jeong-gwi replies, "You're so mean."
"I have somewhere to go with you tomorrow, so stay home," he said, surprising Hae-sook. To avoid Jeong-gwi, Hae-sook spent time with the pastor (Ryu Deok Hwan) at the church.
Jeong-gwi, who was waiting for Hye-sook, told Yeong-ae (Lee Jung-eun) "I was a bit mean to my daughter-in-law. But that's what my mother-in-law taught me, so I don't think everyone lives like that.
I thought she was there. I was watching the news and they said my wife had gone to heaven. With a body as old as sour kimchi. Nakjun and I are young. So it doesn't bother me? But when will we go?
"But it seems unpleasant...I have a lot of unpleasant times with my own parents, but I'm sure it's even worse with my husband's parents," she confided.
When I met Nakjun, I told him, "Tell him I will never see him again."
Jeong-gwi immediately blames herself for being so mean, and then says, "It's not normal to marry and live with someone like you. I'm going to have to take care of you.
So I have to give you an award. Being filial to your parents is not a big deal. If you two can live happily on your own, that's filial piety. Don't come to my mother's house anymore, and I won't come either," he said as he left.
Hearing his mother's words, Nakjun felt regretful and when Hae-sook returned home, he said, "Did you have to do that? My mother died early. She just liked me.
If you like that, won't you like my mother a little too? I'm your son, so what should I do? Should I cut off all ties with you?" he said resentfully. Hye-sook replied, "Stop it. I'm going to say something mean."
He tried to end Nka, but Nakjun did not hide his loneliness, saying, "You're already unfair."