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Woman Waiting for Adultery 

Young and handsome boyfriend, Tae-ho, and her married girlfriend, Heo-jin were having sex in a motel when her husband Won-jae suddenly surprises her on the spot. Won-jae's obsession and madness with his unfaithful wife became more concrete through the problem solver Na-ri, eventually leading him to kidnap and detain his wife and make Na-ri seduce his wife's boyfriend Tae-ho into bed.
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Young and handsome boyfriend, Tae-ho, and her married girlfriend, Heo-jin were having sex in a motel when her husband Won-jae suddenly surprises her on the spot. Won-jae's obsession and madness with his unfaithful wife became more concrete through the problem solver Na-ri, eventually leading him to kidnap and detain his wife and make Na-ri seduce his wife's boyfriend Tae-ho into bed.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Kim Ho
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Runtime:73 minutes
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