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Private Lesson Bribe 

Ji-hee, who secretly liked Min-soo, happens to study together at Min-soo's house, who is struggling with the exam. In that situation, Ji-hee secretly imagines a romance with Min-soo. When Min-soo finds out that Ji-hee likes him, he puts his head on and focused on his grades. Meanwhile, stalker Na-yeong, who also secretly likes Min-soo, suddenly visits Min-soo when she sees Ji-hee coming out. Min-soo uses Na-yeong...
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Ji-hee, who secretly liked Min-soo, happens to study together at Min-soo's house, who is struggling with the exam. In that situation, Ji-hee secretly imagines a romance with Min-soo. When Min-soo finds out that Ji-hee likes him, he puts his head on and focused on his grades. Meanwhile, stalker Na-yeong, who also secretly likes Min-soo, suddenly visits Min-soo when she sees Ji-hee coming out. Min-soo uses Na-yeong...

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Alexa Park
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Runtime:70 minutes
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