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Hye Young and Seong Wu have been dating for quite long time. Hye Young works as a teacher at an elementary school in Seoul, and Seong Wu works in a factory in Daegu. One day, Hye Young comes to Seong Wu’s house in Daegu and stays for a while during her summer vacation.
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Hye Young and Seong Wu have been dating for quite long time. Hye Young works as a teacher at an elementary school in Seoul, and Seong Wu works in a factory in Daegu. One day, Hye Young comes to Seong Wu’s house in Daegu and stays for a while during her summer vacation.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Kim Yong-sam
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