Chip In Episode 7

십시일반 ‧ Drama ‧ 2020

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While Moon Jeong Wook exposes his role in Yoo In Ho's professional career during a live broadcast interview, Hae Joon accuses him of murdering his father 15 years ago. Jeong Wook denies the allegations and storms out of the studio. Meanwhile, the fact that Bit Na went into her father's room the night of his death puts her in a difficult situation. Jeong Wook's diary also comes to light. (Source: Kocowa)

Aired: August 12, 2020

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