Oh! My Boss! Love Is A Bonus Book (Directors Cut)

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2021•60 min/ep•DramaComedy

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A director's cut version of the heart-throbbing ♡ work and love comedy about an ordinary girl in the editorial department of a fashion magazine, with her super sadist boss and the handsome puppy-like heir.

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