@maucuakyuc: "Người ta hay ước được quay trở lại tuổi thơ để sống như một đứa trẻ. Nhưng cảm giác đó tuyệt vời vì nó chỉ đến một lần duy nhất. Dù có bao nhiêu lần làm lại, ta cũng sẽ chẳng bao giờ là đứa trẻ của ngày xưa." #colorofmemory #binhyen #quehuong #KyUc

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wyn.anh.26
𝒬. ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 :
cho tui một chuyến xe quay về tuổi thơ được khum😓😓
2025-08-17 18:17:00
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m xin copy comen ạ
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dtran997
Chậm một nhịp!! :
đẹp đó chơ
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ảnh đầu thấy quen2 hình như thumbai của bài đi đi đi hay là j đây
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anh này siêng up bài thế
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