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Gayoung and Seungju go to sort through their friend Jiwon's belongings. Among the items Jiwon left behind, they encounter secrets they've each kept hidden. The moments of that day, when they couldn't cross the crosswalk, come flooding back.
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Gayoung and Seungju go to sort through their friend Jiwon's belongings. Among the items Jiwon left behind, they encounter secrets they've each kept hidden. The moments of that day, when they couldn't cross the crosswalk, come flooding back.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kim So-yeong
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