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Beat Up Husband
Sang-min has always been beaten by So-yeon. He is being comforted by Min-yeong, the wife of his junior. Was it because of her sympathy for Sang-min? The two of them get to sleep. Geun-bae takes a peek at them and takes pictures. Geun-bae who liked So-yeon for a long time, always tells her that Sang-min cheats on her so he can sex with her. Unexpectedly, So-yeon who is in love with Sang-min didn't fall for Geun-bae easily.
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Sang-min has always been beaten by So-yeon. He is being comforted by Min-yeong, the wife of his junior. Was it because of her sympathy for Sang-min? The two of them get to sleep. Geun-bae takes a peek at them and takes pictures. Geun-bae who liked So-yeon for a long time, always tells her that Sang-min cheats on her so he can sex with her. Unexpectedly, So-yeon who is in love with Sang-min didn't fall for Geun-bae easily.
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