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A small village in an island. Juyeon whose mom left her only cares about her best friend-Kyunghee. One day, a transfer student-Soyoung moves to her village and everything begins to be changed.
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A small village in an island. Juyeon whose mom left her only cares about her best friend-Kyunghee. One day, a transfer student-Soyoung moves to her village and everything begins to be changed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Park Yong-jae, Kwak Min-yeong
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Runtime:39 minutes
Studio:Korea National University of Arts
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