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So-ra dreams of being an idol star; Kyung-ho dreams of becoming a boxing champion. So-ra & Kyung-ho went to a gym for different reasons. So-ra needed to be in shape to be an idol star, but Kyung-ho needed a place to make money and train himself. They become closer through sharing their different dreams and stories.
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So-ra dreams of being an idol star; Kyung-ho dreams of becoming a boxing champion. So-ra & Kyung-ho went to a gym for different reasons. So-ra needed to be in shape to be an idol star, but Kyung-ho needed a place to make money and train himself. They become closer through sharing their different dreams and stories.
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