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New Female Employee: Business Trip
Ga-eun, who has been caring for her ailing boss Min-gyoo, hands over her duties to her successor, Soo-ae, and works with her manager Byeong-jin to find a way to save the company. Soo-ae and Min-gyoo, who often run into each other at work, become increasingly attracted to each other and discover their plan to take over the company.
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Ga-eun, who has been caring for her ailing boss Min-gyoo, hands over her duties to her successor, Soo-ae, and works with her manager Byeong-jin to find a way to save the company. Soo-ae and Min-gyoo, who often run into each other at work, become increasingly attracted to each other and discover their plan to take over the company.
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