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Corporate Slave: Underwear Washing Woman 

Yeon-jeong is a girl crush who has a sexy body and good education. She became a team leader by beating up men her age. Yoo Ah-rin, an intern, keeps getting on her nerves. All she is, is a local university graduate, with a pretty face. A corporate slave! Feeling pity for Ah-rin, who is in charge of her bosses' chores, Yeon-jeong claims to be a shooter to protect Ah-rin from male employees, and Ah-rin, a new employee who thought it was a mugwort, starts to covet her things little by little. Ah-rin, a new employee who she only thought was an idiot, begins to covet her love affairs little by little.
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Yeon-jeong is a girl crush who has a sexy body and good education. She became a team leader by beating up men her age. Yoo Ah-rin, an intern, keeps getting on her nerves. All she is, is a local university graduate, with a pretty face. A corporate slave! Feeling pity for Ah-rin, who is in charge of her bosses' chores, Yeon-jeong claims to be a shooter to protect Ah-rin from male employees, and Ah-rin, a new employee who thought it was a mugwort, starts to covet her things little by little. Ah-rin, a new employee who she only thought was an idiot, begins to covet her love affairs little by little.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Han Gil-soo
Written By:Jang Ha-yeon
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Runtime:74 minutes
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