A Day to Do It
Hyeon-joon is a man who is more interested in the night's events than his future. One day, a beautiful woman who owns a clothing store across from him appears. She is pretty, wealthy and kind. Hyeon-joon attempts to make her his own and he would do anything to do so.
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Hyeon-joon is a man who is more interested in the night's events than his future. One day, a beautiful woman who owns a clothing store across from him appears. She is pretty, wealthy and kind. Hyeon-joon attempts to make her his own and he would do anything to do so.
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