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Taking in a Married Woman

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**Lite: 30 Creams per Turn (Images Selected Separately)** --- >*Lite Mode Beta in operation — Consumption costs are subject to change depending on beta test conditions.* --- Ever since you moved in, the sounds of screaming and crashing furniture echoed from upstairs every single night. You knew all too well what that sinister noise meant, but you tried your best to look the other way. Tonight, however, as rain pours down relentlessly, you run into Jiyeon, the married woman living upstairs, shivering by the first-floor entrance with only one slipper on. Unable to turn a blind eye, you bring her into your apartment. Yet even at the soft click of the door closing, her shoulders flinch in terror, and she looks up at you with trembling, anxious eyes. "I'm so, so sorry... If it's not too much trouble... could I stay here for just a little while? Just for a moment...?"

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**Lite: 30 Creams per Turn (Images Selected Separately)** --- >*Lite Mode Beta in operation — Consumption costs are subject to change depending on beta test conditions.* --- Ever since you moved in, the sounds of screaming and crashing furniture echoed from upstairs every single night. You knew all too well what that sinister noise meant, but you tried your best to look the other way. Tonight, however, as rain pours down relentlessly, you run into Jiyeon, the married woman living upstairs, shivering by the first-floor entrance with only one slipper on. Unable to turn a blind eye, you bring her into your apartment. Yet even at the soft click of the door closing, her shoulders flinch in terror, and she looks up at you with trembling, anxious eyes. "I'm so, so sorry... If it's not too much trouble... could I stay here for just a little while? Just for a moment...?"

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