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Shortly after I first come to Korea,I had a call from a yong Korean I met： " I just got married,and my wife and me would like you to come to our house for dinner the next Saturday. " " Thank you. Fd love to. I'm looking forward to meet your wife." I said,excitingly. " She is not beautiful,yet she can't cook very well. But I hope you to come." Hearing this,I was surprised. Was he tired from his new wife? Why did he say so to another man? But when his wife met me at the door,I was astonishing to see she was very beautiful. Only then I realize that I had misjudged the husband.

Shortly after I first come toKorea,I had a call

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 from a yong Korean I met: "I just got married,and

 my wife and me would like you to come to our house

 for dinner the,next Saturday. " " Thank you. I'd

 love to. I'm looking forward to meet your wife."

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I said,excitingly.  " She is not beautiful, yet she

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 excitedly

 and can't cook very well. But I hope you to come."

will

 Hearing this,I was surprised. Was he tired from his 

new wife? Why did he say so to another man? But

 when his wife met me at the door,I was astonishing 

astonished 

to see she was very beautiful. Only then A I realize 

did 

that I had misjudged the husband.

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