Covet Your Brother-in-law (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 10, 2019

Original Title:
형부를 탐하다

Alternate Titles:
Catch the Brotherhood

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 70

I want to steal them all! Haru, who ran away from her mother while having sex with her boyfriend (Jin Sang), runs away to her older sister Yu-hee's house and sits down. Yoo-hee also lives with her boyfriend In-gyu's house and lives together with her ... In fact, Haru has had a crush on In-gyu, who had been her teacher training since high school. She still has only In-gyu in her heart ... She seduces In-gyu from her older sister, and asks her to seduce her older sister, Yu-hee, to have sex with her, etc. can't act The reason her day is ending like this is to forget her painful past when she was gang-raped by her peers because her promises with In-gyu were mixed in high school. Who will In-gyu choose between Haru and Yu-hee...? Her sister's secret report, which seems to be her recklessness but bears her pain.

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Director:
Choi Jung-ja

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