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Love, In Between
After discovering her husband Jiseok's affair, Soyoung befriends his mistress, hiding her true intentions as she quietly enters the woman's life.
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After discovering her husband Jiseok's affair, Soyoung befriends his mistress, hiding her true intentions as she quietly enters the woman's life.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Yong-jun Park, Chong Yun-su, Shin Yang-joong
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:CJ Entertainment
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