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Sister-In-Law's Diary
Gong-woo argues with her younger boyfriend, Gyoo-won, and goes to her sister Yeon-woo's honeymoon home. Yeon-woo's husband, Jeong-hoon, prepares some drinks for the sisters. Gong-woo and Jeong-hoon end up seeing each other in their underwear and after getting drunk, they cross the line...
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Gong-woo argues with her younger boyfriend, Gyoo-won, and goes to her sister Yeon-woo's honeymoon home. Yeon-woo's husband, Jeong-hoon, prepares some drinks for the sisters. Gong-woo and Jeong-hoon end up seeing each other in their underwear and after getting drunk, they cross the line...
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