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Ji-young dreams of becoming a renowned poet, but in the meantime, she works at a post office. After submitting one of her pieces to a competition, she notices, at work, a misaddressed envelope that piques her curiosity…
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Ji-young dreams of becoming a renowned poet, but in the meantime, she works at a post office. After submitting one of her pieces to a competition, she notices, at work, a misaddressed envelope that piques her curiosity…
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