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Young Sister's Taste 

Mi-na, who enjoys a business trip massage at her house, admires the skills of the new business trip massage therapist, Hyeon-goo, and decides to introduce Hyeon-goo to her close younger sister, So-hee. At first, So-hee, who was reluctant to meet Hyeon-goo, fell for his massage skills. Then one day, Mi-na made a new proposal to So-hee and Hyeon-goo...
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Mi-na, who enjoys a business trip massage at her house, admires the skills of the new business trip massage therapist, Hyeon-goo, and decides to introduce Hyeon-goo to her close younger sister, So-hee. At first, So-hee, who was reluctant to meet Hyeon-goo, fell for his massage skills. Then one day, Mi-na made a new proposal to So-hee and Hyeon-goo...

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Jung Ha-yoon-I
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Runtime:70 minutes
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