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@wy_808bass: 2ng lần đầu gặp ko cần hỏi tên hay câu chuyện của nhau nhg dường họ lại đang an ủi và hiểu nhau. Câu đáp "Ko phải cậu cx 1mình sao" khiến Cao Viễn lặng ng lại, "máy bay"-ước mơ tươi đẹp nhg cx có thể dễ dàng bị biển cuốn mất đi#caoviễn #nhậmchân #vươngnguyên #nhậmmẫn #wangyuan王源 #王源 #thanhxuânvườntrường #fyp

🌠_WY_☄️tiểu Hạ
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wy_808bass
🌠_WY_☄️tiểu Hạ :
ko bt đối phương là ai tên gì, vì sao lại đi sâu ra biển rộng đó mà chỉ hỏi rằng "Cậu không sợ à"- "Cậu đến một mình à"
2023-07-01 10:01:16
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danisha68_
danisha68_ :
ôi nhìn chị,t lại nhớ đến bi thương ngược thành dòng sông
2023-07-01 11:46:37
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r_desert3
Khánh Hoà :
phim gì á cậu
2023-07-02 11:47:30
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kimsujin922
KimSuJin수진 :
🥰🥰🥰
2023-07-01 16:38:04
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pt.na1
nanhiu :
Có tiểu thuyết Không ạ
2023-07-02 04:33:15
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user2380031871597
cô bé dễ thương :
coi ở đâu ạ
2023-07-02 06:43:26
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nguyentquynhnhuu
quỳnh như :
ngoài app ra còn đâu coi đc kh ạ
2023-07-02 08:48:29
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xiangxinzij
đỗ B2 đổi tên🍅 :
Nhìn chị cứ nhớ đến bi thương ngược thành dòng sông nên ám ảnh chẳng dám xem phim này luôn sợ kết buồn :((
2023-07-05 08:27:40
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