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Jihoon spends the afternoon with Sumin who is trying to leave Korea. Eventually, the two, who had the last argument, walk aimlessly through the streets of East Incheon
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Jihoon spends the afternoon with Sumin who is trying to leave Korea. Eventually, the two, who had the last argument, walk aimlessly through the streets of East Incheon
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Kim Dong-jin
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Runtime:19 minutes
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