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Dangerous Seduction: There's Only Loneliness Where Memories Lie
So-yeon lost her parents to a car accident at an early age and she's buried in loneliness. Many men have come by but they've all disappeared like the wind. She's been cheated of money by two men who promised to marry her so she settles by herself in a cabin out there, which her parents had bought before they passed. So-yeon decides to rent out the rooms and then a man comes along. She feels emotional towards him and he seduces her, turning their tension into a hot relationship. The more she falls for him the more he asks for unexplainable and sadistic actions...
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So-yeon lost her parents to a car accident at an early age and she's buried in loneliness. Many men have come by but they've all disappeared like the wind. She's been cheated of money by two men who promised to marry her so she settles by herself in a cabin out there, which her parents had bought before they passed. So-yeon decides to rent out the rooms and then a man comes along. She feels emotional towards him and he seduces her, turning their tension into a hot relationship. The more she falls for him the more he asks for unexplainable and sadistic actions...
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