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Netflix’s You Are My Spring episode 16 Recap: All’s Well That Ends Well?

You Are My Spring episode 16 ends without much content to add to the story. It closes its ends, but hardly does much else.

Netflix’s You Are My Spring Episode 15 Recap: Closure

You Are My Spring episode 15 does not have a lot to offer, but gives closure to most of its characters.

Netflix’s You Are My Spring Episode 14 Recap: Three Important Words

You Are My Spring episode 14 has lots more drama and lacks much thrill. However, it's very cheesy and we're here for it.

Netflix’s You Are My Spring Episode 13 Recap: Rainbow After the Rain!

You Are My Spring episode 13 has more drama than thrill but at least it doesn't break our hearts more.

Netflix’s You Are My Spring Episode 12 Recap: I Am Not Crying, You Are!

You Are My Spring episode 12 breaks our heart into a million pieces.

Netflix’s You Are My Spring Episode 11 Recap: Death and Ailment

You Are My Spring episode 11 hints at something bigger at play, but shies away from revealing too much.

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