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Spring Fever
Sang-won is working at an electronics department and having a secret relationship with an elderly woman who is from the store across. As spring approaches Sang-won starts to feel weak.
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Sang-won is working at an electronics department and having a secret relationship with an elderly woman who is from the store across. As spring approaches Sang-won starts to feel weak.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Kim Tae-yong
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Runtime:19 minutes
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