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@hi_its_ari: Kim Young Kwang in Trigger had no right looking this dangerous 😮‍💨 Why do good girls like bad guys? #KimYoungKwang #TriggerKDrama #BadBoyEnergy #whydogoodgirlslikebadguys #kdrama

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