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Hurricane Love
Jong-ha, a lonely delivery man at a Chinese restaurant who has long been waiting for a breeze to stir his stagnant life, feels a whirlwind the moment Sae-bin moves in next door.
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Jong-ha, a lonely delivery man at a Chinese restaurant who has long been waiting for a breeze to stir his stagnant life, feels a whirlwind the moment Sae-bin moves in next door.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kim Jin-hyeok
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