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Sad San Francisco
Seung-ho struggles to understand why his wife kept the fact that she had a daughter in Korea a secret from him all these years. Now the girl unexpectedly has shown up on their doorstep in San Francisco hoping to undergo surgery in te USA and asking for her mother's financial support.
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Seung-ho struggles to understand why his wife kept the fact that she had a daughter in Korea a secret from him all these years. Now the girl unexpectedly has shown up on their doorstep in San Francisco hoping to undergo surgery in te USA and asking for her mother's financial support.
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