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Fragments of Summer
On a summer night in a residential Seoul neighborhood, a delivery person moves slowly in the dark between rows of closed doors, waiting for a ping to inform them of their next destination.
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On a summer night in a residential Seoul neighborhood, a delivery person moves slowly in the dark between rows of closed doors, waiting for a ping to inform them of their next destination.
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Written By:Soomin Kang, Youmin Kang
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