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Hyeon-goo, who got a job as a housekeeper at Mi-na and Seung-mo's house, goes to work for the first time, promising to work hard. Mi-na calls Hyeon-goo, saying she has other things to do besides cleaning, and Hyeon-goo diligently completes Mi-na's work. Then one day, Mi-na makes a new proposal to Hyeon-goo, who was enjoying a secret love affair with Mi-na...
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Hyeon-goo, who got a job as a housekeeper at Mi-na and Seung-mo's house, goes to work for the first time, promising to work hard. Mi-na calls Hyeon-goo, saying she has other things to do besides cleaning, and Hyeon-goo diligently completes Mi-na's work. Then one day, Mi-na makes a new proposal to Hyeon-goo, who was enjoying a secret love affair with Mi-na...

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Genre:Drama, Romance
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Runtime:71 minutes
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