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You Are My Spring Episode 18: Release Date and Watch Online

You Are My Spring Episode 18 is expected to release soon. You can watch all episodes of You Are My Spring on Netflix.

About You Are My Spring

You Are My Spring is a 2021 South Korean television series directed by Jung Ji-Hyun and starring Seo Hyun-jin, Kim Dong-Wook, Yoon Park, and Nam Gyu-Ri. It premiered on tvN on July 5, 2021, and is available worldwide for streaming on Netflix.

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The series is about three characters who live with their respective ‘seven years of age in their hearts’. They move to a building where somebody has been murdered.

When Kang Da Jung finds a job at a five-star hotel, she rises to the manager position faster than any of her fellow employees who were hired at the same time as her. Her problem is that she takes after her mother’s poor choice of men and dates men who are terrible like her father.

Chae Joon (Yoon Park) is a CEO of an investment company who appears in front of Da-Jeong as if he had read her like an open book. Kang Da-Jeong (Seo Hyun-jin), a hotel concierge manager who treats a motel she stayed once, in Gangneung, her mental retreat. Ahn Ga-Yeong (Nam Gyu-Ri) is an actress who is wary of love as she was used by her boyfriend. Joo Young-do (Kim Dong-Wook), a psychiatrist, who helps people live.

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You Are My Spring Episode 18: Release Date

The fans are curiously waiting for the release of new episodes. You Are My Spring Episode 18 is expected to release soon though there is no exact release date announced yet. The genre of the series includes romance and drama.

You Are My Spring Episode 18

Where to Watch?

You can watch all episodes of You Are My Spring on Netflix.

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