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local venture capitalist surrounded by absolute messes with no idea what they're doing, is morally obligated to do everything in his power to help them succeed
yk it's not a story about grief if it doesn't feature the grieving protagonist (who is energetic, quirky and immature) become embroiled in a love triangle where the first love interest serves as her illusory version of a romantic partner and the second love interest is a nerdy guy with family issues who she developes an emotional bond with.
#jipyeong being cared for? #quality content
to be young
and in love
Me watching “Start Up” to see pretty, young people go through trials and tribulations in their careers and love life and eventually come out happy and successful as a form of escapism but inadvertently getting in the midst of an ugly ship war the likes of which I have not seen since Twilight summer of ‘08
Dal Mi was sitting in the exact same seat Jipyeong sat at 15 years ago
Dal Mi and Jipyeong are always drawn to the same place, just at different times.
'start up' lockscreens!! please like or reblog if you save it!! 🌿
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