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Affair Is a Business 

Yeong-soo marries Mi-ran to have a house. He wants to divorce Mi-ran when their marriage is not smooth due to poor compatibility. Yeong-soo tries to attack Mi-ran's employment through Se-ri's introduction, but Mi-ran finds out who Joon-ho is and makes a counterproposal to him. Joon-ho is going to attack Yeong-soo using another sex master, Mi-mi.
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Yeong-soo marries Mi-ran to have a house. He wants to divorce Mi-ran when their marriage is not smooth due to poor compatibility. Yeong-soo tries to attack Mi-ran's employment through Se-ri's introduction, but Mi-ran finds out who Joon-ho is and makes a counterproposal to him. Joon-ho is going to attack Yeong-soo using another sex master, Mi-mi.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Yoon Soo-hyun
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Runtime:79 minutes
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