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We All Cry Differently 

Top student Ji Hye wants to go on a study abroad program for English. She gets her opportunity but can't make her passport because she's registered under her father whom she has lost contact with. She's always complained about her family but her complaints mount with this issue and she has to learn to listen to her family and sympathize that they're experiencing the same things in different ways.
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Top student Ji Hye wants to go on a study abroad program for English. She gets her opportunity but can't make her passport because she's registered under her father whom she has lost contact with. She's always complained about her family but her complaints mount with this issue and she has to learn to listen to her family and sympathize that they're experiencing the same things in different ways.

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