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@nhameothienhy159: Cái nhà thuê xây lạ lùng. chỗ thoát nước ở phần trũng k xây. xây bên mé cao bên kia. mỗi lần mưa mà dầm nhìu xíu là coi như muốn ngập nữa cái sân thượng 😔😔😔.Tụ tụ giỡn rần rần hỏi thì cái mặt đứa nào cũng rầu rầu hết. Là k bik vui hay buồn luôn í 🤧🤧🤧Mà bên trong thì k chịu vào. có 1 số bé cứ thích ở ngoài này k luôn..haizz #nhameothienhy159 #meonhathienhy159 #thienhy159 #meonhathienhy

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beexenh1005
Bé Mều🐱 :
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2022-11-08 16:16:57
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2022-11-08 08:04:32
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2022-11-08 10:46:55
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Hạnh Nguyên :
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2022-11-08 11:28:59
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2022-11-08 16:04:39
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2022-11-08 16:10:44
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