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In the world, where people's eye color changes to red when they see their loved ones, one day, after several years of living together, a self-centered workaholic discovers that his fiancee secretly started using red lenses.
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In the world, where people's eye color changes to red when they see their loved ones, one day, after several years of living together, a self-centered workaholic discovers that his fiancee secretly started using red lenses.
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