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Cheating Wife
Ji-ho regrets marriage with her selfish, withholding husband. She is desperate for a real relationship and by chance falls for a man who is exhausted from his constant lonely state. It turns out that the man is her husband's colleague, but she continues to enjoy herself anyway. Her husband returns home from a business trip and witnesses something he didn't expect to see.
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Ji-ho regrets marriage with her selfish, withholding husband. She is desperate for a real relationship and by chance falls for a man who is exhausted from his constant lonely state. It turns out that the man is her husband's colleague, but she continues to enjoy herself anyway. Her husband returns home from a business trip and witnesses something he didn't expect to see.
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:(주)케이알씨지 KRCG
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