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Young Sister-in-Law 5 

Tae-soo is getting ready for a job in a single room that isn't soundproof and ends up calling his university senior, Woo-seong. Woo-seong recently hit the jackpot with stocks and is running a share-house near Seoul. Tae-soo explains his situation to Woo-seong and Woo-seong welcomes him to his home. When he arrives, he sees a naked woman and mistakes Bong-soon for his senior's sexy wife...
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Tae-soo is getting ready for a job in a single room that isn't soundproof and ends up calling his university senior, Woo-seong. Woo-seong recently hit the jackpot with stocks and is running a share-house near Seoul. Tae-soo explains his situation to Woo-seong and Woo-seong welcomes him to his home. When he arrives, he sees a naked woman and mistakes Bong-soon for his senior's sexy wife...

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Choi Woo-seong
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Runtime:73 minutes
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