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Seok, who wants to try perverted sex, pesters Hyun-jin every day, but Hyun-jin rejects it saying she only like normal things. And then one day while delivering chicken, he found So-ra and Hyun-soo, a couple who enjoys delivery exposures. Frustrated as he is with Hyun-jin, he starts neglecting her and became more and more hooked with the So-ra couple. To recover their relationship, Hyun-jin goes on a date with Seok. But then a call came for him. The couple invites him for sex. Will he be having a date with his wife, or will he accept the invitation he may only get once in a lifetime? What would be his choice?
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Seok, who wants to try perverted sex, pesters Hyun-jin every day, but Hyun-jin rejects it saying she only like normal things. And then one day while delivering chicken, he found So-ra and Hyun-soo, a couple who enjoys delivery exposures. Frustrated as he is with Hyun-jin, he starts neglecting her and became more and more hooked with the So-ra couple. To recover their relationship, Hyun-jin goes on a date with Seok. But then a call came for him. The couple invites him for sex. Will he be having a date with his wife, or will he accept the invitation he may only get once in a lifetime? What would be his choice?

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Kong Ja-kwan
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