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Relative Sister 

Chan-joon, living with an open-minded relative sister. I don't care about Chan-joon at all, such as bringing my boyfriend home and having sex. That's why Chan-joon began to meet another man after receiving a sex break-up after having sex with his girlfriend. Heartbroken Chan-joon saves Bo Ra from being forced into dating by her boyfriend. Bo ra is curiously drawn while looking at Chan-joon, who was hurt in a quarrel. After the conflict, Bo ra enters Chan-joon's room.
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Chan-joon, living with an open-minded relative sister. I don't care about Chan-joon at all, such as bringing my boyfriend home and having sex. That's why Chan-joon began to meet another man after receiving a sex break-up after having sex with his girlfriend. Heartbroken Chan-joon saves Bo Ra from being forced into dating by her boyfriend. Bo ra is curiously drawn while looking at Chan-joon, who was hurt in a quarrel. After the conflict, Bo ra enters Chan-joon's room.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Choi Sung-eun
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Runtime:68 minutes
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