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The story of 2 married couples who each have their own happiness and sorrows. Can the happiness of over a decade remain blissful and can the shaky marriage of just one year return to happiness when facing the MCO phase.
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The story of 2 married couples who each have their own happiness and sorrows. Can the happiness of over a decade remain blissful and can the shaky marriage of just one year return to happiness when facing the MCO phase.
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