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Jin-goo is tall and handsome. Sam-bong is short and ugly. The two go to the same university and live in a rooftop house in the country. One day, Jin-goo meets Se-ra who simply wants to be in his arms. She begs him to let her stay with him for a week as she has no where to go and the three of them live together.
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Jin-goo is tall and handsome. Sam-bong is short and ugly. The two go to the same university and live in a rooftop house in the country. One day, Jin-goo meets Se-ra who simply wants to be in his arms. She begs him to let her stay with him for a week as she has no where to go and the three of them live together.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Jeon Ha-ra, Lee Seong-min-I
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Runtime:103 minutes
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