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Hannah and Gangsan are neighbors upstairs and downstairs who live in the same one-room villa. Hannah money manjiman and hanging out with premature ejaculation symptoms are severe boyfriend geonhui, full of power in all things, especially bamil one as much as poor, strong, highest, but not yet decent job jjijilhan Yawning pretty girlfriend Bora and neighborhood playground and fast food restaurants The relationship continues. Hanna, who is fed up with the lack of sex with Gunhee, Hannah goes to the motel sometimes with other other guys, but can't fill the burning lust, and she's sick of having a date with Kangsan who is incapable of seeing and having fun. Then, four of them are coincidental or inevitable.
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Hannah and Gangsan are neighbors upstairs and downstairs who live in the same one-room villa. Hannah money manjiman and hanging out with premature ejaculation symptoms are severe boyfriend geonhui, full of power in all things, especially bamil one as much as poor, strong, highest, but not yet decent job jjijilhan Yawning pretty girlfriend Bora and neighborhood playground and fast food restaurants The relationship continues. Hanna, who is fed up with the lack of sex with Gunhee, Hannah goes to the motel sometimes with other other guys, but can't fill the burning lust, and she's sick of having a date with Kangsan who is incapable of seeing and having fun. Then, four of them are coincidental or inevitable.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Jeong Do-soo
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