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vdzhz
bonnie fr😝 :
maybe he lives on a movie set
2025-02-22 16:19:25
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717_pokemon
!☯️🇬🇧🦖👾! :
1st like
2025-02-22 16:14:03
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loading6003
Loading… :
You’re gonna take the what now? 🤨
2025-02-23 06:33:42
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flooxy6
sparky :
early
2025-02-22 16:12:31
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seb0576
Sebastian :
Pet lizard reveal?
2025-02-22 18:05:43
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rompom.7
RQC7 :
Pls do a 5 car garage with a budget of 3mil but the hp has to increase with every purchase
2025-02-22 21:50:02
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1hxedits
HXEDITS :
Can I get a life??
2025-02-24 14:31:58
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aero956
Thias :
🔥🔥🔥
2025-03-11 01:48:27
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that.1.gallardo
That 1 Gallardo :
filter name?
2025-04-15 00:07:01
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hazzyb :
the lorry has cars in it
2025-04-29 12:37:28
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The storm that had raged over Bangkok the night before had completely vanished, leaving behind a deceptively beautiful, crisp morning. The heavy monsoon clouds had fractured, allowing brilliant, cinematic shafts of golden sunlight to pour through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the master suite. It was November 18th. Their seventh wedding anniversary. Miu stirred beneath the heavy white duvet, a soft, contented sigh escaping her lips. The residue of the past thirty days of domestic bliss still wrapped around her mind like a warm, protective blanket. She slowly reached out her left arm, her fingers instinctively searching the silk sheets for the familiar, solid presence of her wife. Her hand met nothing but cold, empty space. Miu’s dark eyes fluttered open. She blinked against the bright morning light. The right side of the grand king bed was perfectly made, the pillow smoothed over, the silk completely devoid of Lena’s warmth.
The storm that had raged over Bangkok the night before had completely vanished, leaving behind a deceptively beautiful, crisp morning. The heavy monsoon clouds had fractured, allowing brilliant, cinematic shafts of golden sunlight to pour through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the master suite. It was November 18th. Their seventh wedding anniversary. Miu stirred beneath the heavy white duvet, a soft, contented sigh escaping her lips. The residue of the past thirty days of domestic bliss still wrapped around her mind like a warm, protective blanket. She slowly reached out her left arm, her fingers instinctively searching the silk sheets for the familiar, solid presence of her wife. Her hand met nothing but cold, empty space. Miu’s dark eyes fluttered open. She blinked against the bright morning light. The right side of the grand king bed was perfectly made, the pillow smoothed over, the silk completely devoid of Lena’s warmth. "Lena?" Miu called out softly, her voice thick with sleep. The silence that answered her was absolute. There was no sound of the rainfall shower running in the master bathroom. There was no soft click of Lena’s heels against the marble floor of the dressing room. The mansion was eerily, suffocatingly quiet. A sudden, sharp spike of ice-cold panic pierced through Miu’s chest, completely shattering her sleepy contentment. *November 18th.* The date flashed behind her eyes like a neon warning sign. The Canadian visas. The flight tickets. *No. No, no, no. She didn't. She wouldn't. We fixed it.* Miu threw the duvet off her body, scrambling out of bed so fast her bare feet slipped slightly against the polished hardwood floor. She was wearing Lena’s oversized white t-shirt from the night before. She didn't bother changing. She bolted out of the master suite, her heart hammering a frantic, violent rhythm against her ribs. "Lorena!" Miu yelled, her voice echoing off the high ceilings of the empty hallway. She ran first to the one place that would confirm her absolute worst nightmare. If Lena had taken the flight, she would have taken their daughter. That was the plan Miu had discovered. That was the devastating truth she had been trying to erase for a month. Miu sprinted down the corridor and grabbed the brass handle of Lalee’s bedroom door, throwing it open with a desperate gasp. Miu froze. The room was bathed in soft morning light. And there, in the exact center of the small canopy bed, lay Lalee. The six-year-old was breathing in a slow, peaceful rhythm, her dark hair splayed across the pastel pillowcase. She was clutching Mr. Capybara tightly to her chest, completely undisturbed, fast asleep in her own bed. Authors hope everyone was doing okay, have a good day reading 🫶🏻 #LENAMIU #thaigl #austory #wlw #miunatsha

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