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Eunha, who is hired as a contract worker on behalf of Seonju on maternity leave, inevitably visits Seonju and receives the data while working on the project. However, due to a sudden accident, the data cannot be received, and Seonju suggests finishing the project together.
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Eunha, who is hired as a contract worker on behalf of Seonju on maternity leave, inevitably visits Seonju and receives the data while working on the project. However, due to a sudden accident, the data cannot be received, and Seonju suggests finishing the project together.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kim So-yeong
Written By:Kim So-yeong
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Runtime:26 minutes
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