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What is the plot?
Su Bin and Seong Jae continue their contract relationship, and the more time they spend together, the more their feelings begin to deepen beyond the arrangement they originally agreed to.
After Yeong Ra threatens to tell Seong Hee about Woo Jin's hospitalization, Seong Hee is stunned and left unable to respond. She has kept Woo Jin's condition hidden for a long time, and Yeong Ra's threat makes that secret feel suddenly unstable and exposed.
Because Seong Hee cannot openly fire Ji Wan without risking suspicion, she changes tactics and asks Yeong Ra to shut down the gallery instead. Her goal is to cut off the space where Ji Wan and Yeong Ra have been able to spend time together. Yeong Ra refuses to comply, especially because she has just been contracted for a webcomics project.
Ji Wan and Yeong Ra decide they will not let Seong Hee control where they can meet, so they look for a new place where they can stay together while still allowing Yeong Ra to continue working. Their decision is a direct rejection of Seong Hee's attempt to isolate them.
Meanwhile, Eun Oh makes a major personal decision and refuses to undergo surgery. Around the same time, her younger brother, who had once accepted bribe money from Seong Hee, finally understands the seriousness of what he did. He regrets his choice and returns the money.
As Seong Hee's plans start to fall apart, she turns to a more extreme scheme. She takes out the hidden stash of gold bars and cash she has been keeping concealed, then disguises herself and calls Eun Oh with an offer of a new project meant to draw her in.
When Eun Oh realizes that Seong Hee is behind the offer, she reacts with anger. Seong Hee keeps pushing, trying to tempt her by offering a building worth more than ten million dollars in exchange for the liver transplant. Eun Oh refuses and will not trade her principles for money or property.
The situation then shifts sharply when Woo Jin goes missing, and Seong Hee scrambles to find him. Eun Oh is forced to confront a truth so shocking that she can barely process it.
When Eun Oh rushes to look for him, she discovers that his cellphone is gone as well. With no clear direction to follow, she trusts her instincts and the bond she believes exists between the twins.
Her search leads her to the place where they once went barbequing together. She calls out for him with tears in her eyes, angry at him for hiding who he really is.
She keeps searching into the woods and finally finds him lying by a tree, unresponsive.
What is the ending?
Hee Sung's secret starts to collapse, Eun Oh discovers the truth about Woo Jin, and the episode ends with Eun Oh finding Woo Jin alone and unresponsive in the woods. Seong Hee is left scrambling, while the relationships around her keep shifting under the weight of the revelation.
Seong Hee begins the episode already under pressure because Woo Jin is missing from the hospital, and his cellphone is gone too. She rushes to find him, but the situation only becomes more dangerous for her as more of her hidden actions start to come apart.
At the same time, Seong Hee is trying to control the people around her. After Yeong Ra threatens to tell Eun Oh about Woo Jin's hospitalization, Seong Hee is stunned, because the secret she has protected for so long is no longer secure. Unable to dismiss Ji Wan directly without raising suspicion, she tries a different tactic and asks Yeong Ra to close her gallery so Ji Wan and Yeong Ra will have fewer chances to spend time together.
Yeong Ra refuses to step back. She has just taken on a webcomics project, and she and Ji Wan decide to find another place where they can be together while still letting her keep working.
Elsewhere, Eun Oh makes a major decision and refuses surgery. Around her, her younger brother realizes the seriousness of what he has done after once accepting bribe money from Seong Hee. He regrets it and returns the money, showing that he finally understands the harm of his earlier choice.
Then the central truth of the episode comes into focus. After the device is restored, Seong Hee is shocked to learn that Eun Oh was Woo Jin's high school best friend. Eun Oh, overwhelmed and tearful, remembers the past while Seong Hee uses the moment to pressure and guilt her about her loyalty to her twin brother.
Su Bin and Seong Jae continue their contract relationship, but as they spend more time together, their feelings deepen. Their storyline moves forward quietly in the background while the larger crisis builds around them.
Seong Hee grows increasingly frantic as she keeps searching for Woo Jin and even thinks ahead to what she would say to her husband Jin Seok if Woo Jin truly dies. Her search becomes more desperate, and she refuses to stop.
Eun Oh follows her instincts and goes to the place where she and Woo Jin once went barbequing together. She calls out his name in tears, angry that he hid who he really was from her. Then she reaches the woods and finds him lying by a tree, unresponsive.
In the ending beat of the episode, Woo Jin's fate is left in that still, motionless image, while Eun Oh stands before him in shock and grief. Seong Hee remains trapped in her unraveling secret, Yeong Ra stays firm in her own path, and Su Bin and Seong Jae are left moving closer through their arrangement.
Is there a post-credit scene?
I can't confirm a post-credit scene for Episode 34 from the available results. The search results include a general recap of Episodes 33 and 34, but none of the sources explicitly mention an after-credits or post-credit scene in Episode 34.
If you want, I can still help by reconstructing the episode's ending from the recap and preview material to see whether any scene likely continues after the credits.
Is this family friendly?
Our Golden Days appears to be a family drama, so it is generally likely to be mostly family-friendly in the sense that it is not described as an action, horror, or explicitly adult-oriented series. For Episode 34 specifically, the available description suggests emotionally intense material involving a "shocking truth," family stress, and a frantic search for someone, which may be upsetting for younger children or sensitive viewers.
Potentially objectionable or upsetting elements may include: - Emotional distress: characters facing a shocking or hard-to-process revelation. - Family tension: strong conflict or strained relationships within the family-drama setting. - Fear/anxiety: a character scrambling to find another character could create suspense or worry. - Romantic complications: the show is described as involving love and personal struggles, which may include heartbreak or relationship conflict.
Based on the descriptions available, there is no clear evidence here of graphic violence, explicit sexual content, or strong profanity, but the episode does sound emotionally heavy rather than lighthearted.
