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tasosszn
tasosszn :
In this life
2025-08-27 20:08:39
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r.jadexo
𝐉𝐚𝐝𝐞🧚🏽‍♀️ :
Where is thisss
2025-08-28 06:06:17
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fauzyy7_
Fà. :
one day..
2025-08-27 15:12:09
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27.necati
🦁 :
Which City
2025-08-27 22:06:37
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33dreamerboy
dreamerboy :
Manifesting in this life 🍀🍀
2025-08-28 04:47:44
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hswiththesauce
︎hswiththesauce :
Keep me on this side of TikTok
2025-08-28 00:02:13
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randomuser9384756
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This wait for me
2025-08-28 00:39:57
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prisila4571
prisila :
cute
2025-08-28 01:35:05
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kongklips
Donovan :
manifesting this
2025-08-28 04:50:17
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iwisfashion
iwisfashion :
Dream Big ✨
2025-08-28 06:28:59
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olliec89
olliec89 :
China 🇨🇳
2025-08-28 07:56:34
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kat_y.n15
kat_y.n15 :
more 🤍
2025-08-28 00:39:00
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moon_maow
⋆˚࿔ 𝚔𝚒𝚝𝚝𝚢 𝜗𝜚˚⋆ :
In another life..
2025-08-28 00:09:48
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mary.olivia001
Mary 🌸🦢 :
Mama a girl behind u
2025-08-28 03:22:05
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jazminkitanovski
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my place in a few years
2025-08-28 02:48:45
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eduardovabad
Eduardo V. Abad :
Amazing🤩🤩
2025-08-28 04:05:49
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dana_melarit
Голос столицы :
Hotel name pleasseeeee
2025-08-27 18:32:49
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vibedout__
Vibes :
Beautiful
2025-08-27 22:23:11
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romio_143_57
Aman :
omg ❤️
2025-08-27 17:57:34
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waves1020
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ياربي من كثر ما قلبي معلق بالدوحه حسبتها هي 😭
2025-08-27 21:29:09
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nadiheritage
NADI :
Omg love this
2025-08-27 16:47:14
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the111ti
ashanti🪽 :
I’m so torn between city views like this and main nature views
2025-08-28 09:03:38
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okwere2
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OMG DIS JUST HIT ME ON A DIFFERENT LEVEL 🫥😏
2025-08-28 05:52:01
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reallytrapz
reallytrapz :
Now that’s an apartment!!
2025-08-28 08:26:37
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___.alyssam
___.alyssam :
MANNNN IM TRYING SO HARD TO GIVE MY KIDS THIS
2025-08-28 07:46:54
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Karina had never been this close to an F1 car, let alone inside the Team Vortex garage, heart pounding louder than the engines. What started as a simple retweet — “Share to win a paddock pass!” — had landed her in the middle of the Monza Grand Prix weekend. And then, there she was. Kim Minjeong, better known as the youngest f1 driver on track — helmet under her arm, race suit unzipped just enough to show the tight base layer underneath, her signature cold expression unbothered by the noise around her. “You’re the contest winner?” she asked, voice low and smooth. Karina could only nod, gripping her lanyard like a lifeline. Winter tilted her head. “Still breathing?” “Barely.” A ghost of a smirk tugged at Minjeong’s lips. “You’ll want to fix that before quali.” And just like that, she was gone — slipping into her car like she was born in it. — Winter took pole. Of course she did. Karina watched from behind the team barrier as the mechanics cheered, cameras flashed, and reporters waited by the pit lane. But instead of heading to the press pen, Winter walked straight toward her. “Not bad for your first race weekend, huh?” she said, pulling off her gloves. Karina laughed nervously. “Not bad for a first-time pole sitter either.” Winter handed her the helmet — her helmet. “Hold this?” Karina blinked. “Are you sure? I feel like I could get arrested for touching this.” Winter leaned in slightly, lowering her voice. “Only if you try to run.” “I might,” Karina joked, holding the helmet delicately like a crown. But Winter was already smirking again, glancing over her shoulder. “Come tomorrow. I’ll see you on the grid.” — Karina expected maybe a seat in the garage again. What she didn’t expect was being escorted onto the starting grid the next day, standing beside Car # 22 while photographers and engineers swarmed around her. “You pulled strings?” she asked, trying to sound casual. Winter, fully suited and focused, glanced at her. “For you? Yeah.” Karina blushed. “Why?” Winter finished adjusting her gloves. “Because I wanted someone real here.” Before Karina could respond, the five red lights above began their countdown. “Wish me luck?” Winter asked, stepping into the cockpit. “You don’t need it.” Winter’s wink was barely visible through the helmet, but it was there. — She won. Again. Karina watched the champagne fly from the edge of the podium zone, surrounded by a blur of sponsors and cameras. But when the interviews wrapped up, Winter slipped away from the noise — and found her behind the team motorhome. “You really just ditched your own podium party?” Karina asked. Winter shrugged, sipping from a bottle of water. “Didn’t feel like celebrating with strangers.” “I guess I’m not one anymore?” Winter smiled — something softer than the smirks the media got. “Not even close.” They stood there, just looking at each other. Karina swallowed. “You’re not what I expected. I thought you’d be cold. Untouchable.” Winter took a step closer. “And now?” “You gave me your helmet.” Winter smiled again — real, this time. “You gonna give it back?” Karina leaned in. “Maybe.” Their lips met — slow, deep, certain, like the end of a perfect lap. When they pulled apart, Karina was breathless. Of course.  Winter looked at her like she already knew the question in her head. “So,” Karina asked quietly, “what am I now?” Winter smirked. “My favorite win of the season.” —🏎️— @Renzo ✍️ Hir u go wintop #fyp #trending #viral #tiktok #xyzbca
Karina had never been this close to an F1 car, let alone inside the Team Vortex garage, heart pounding louder than the engines. What started as a simple retweet — “Share to win a paddock pass!” — had landed her in the middle of the Monza Grand Prix weekend. And then, there she was. Kim Minjeong, better known as the youngest f1 driver on track — helmet under her arm, race suit unzipped just enough to show the tight base layer underneath, her signature cold expression unbothered by the noise around her. “You’re the contest winner?” she asked, voice low and smooth. Karina could only nod, gripping her lanyard like a lifeline. Winter tilted her head. “Still breathing?” “Barely.” A ghost of a smirk tugged at Minjeong’s lips. “You’ll want to fix that before quali.” And just like that, she was gone — slipping into her car like she was born in it. — Winter took pole. Of course she did. Karina watched from behind the team barrier as the mechanics cheered, cameras flashed, and reporters waited by the pit lane. But instead of heading to the press pen, Winter walked straight toward her. “Not bad for your first race weekend, huh?” she said, pulling off her gloves. Karina laughed nervously. “Not bad for a first-time pole sitter either.” Winter handed her the helmet — her helmet. “Hold this?” Karina blinked. “Are you sure? I feel like I could get arrested for touching this.” Winter leaned in slightly, lowering her voice. “Only if you try to run.” “I might,” Karina joked, holding the helmet delicately like a crown. But Winter was already smirking again, glancing over her shoulder. “Come tomorrow. I’ll see you on the grid.” — Karina expected maybe a seat in the garage again. What she didn’t expect was being escorted onto the starting grid the next day, standing beside Car # 22 while photographers and engineers swarmed around her. “You pulled strings?” she asked, trying to sound casual. Winter, fully suited and focused, glanced at her. “For you? Yeah.” Karina blushed. “Why?” Winter finished adjusting her gloves. “Because I wanted someone real here.” Before Karina could respond, the five red lights above began their countdown. “Wish me luck?” Winter asked, stepping into the cockpit. “You don’t need it.” Winter’s wink was barely visible through the helmet, but it was there. — She won. Again. Karina watched the champagne fly from the edge of the podium zone, surrounded by a blur of sponsors and cameras. But when the interviews wrapped up, Winter slipped away from the noise — and found her behind the team motorhome. “You really just ditched your own podium party?” Karina asked. Winter shrugged, sipping from a bottle of water. “Didn’t feel like celebrating with strangers.” “I guess I’m not one anymore?” Winter smiled — something softer than the smirks the media got. “Not even close.” They stood there, just looking at each other. Karina swallowed. “You’re not what I expected. I thought you’d be cold. Untouchable.” Winter took a step closer. “And now?” “You gave me your helmet.” Winter smiled again — real, this time. “You gonna give it back?” Karina leaned in. “Maybe.” Their lips met — slow, deep, certain, like the end of a perfect lap. When they pulled apart, Karina was breathless. Of course. Winter looked at her like she already knew the question in her head. “So,” Karina asked quietly, “what am I now?” Winter smirked. “My favorite win of the season.” —🏎️— @Renzo ✍️ Hir u go wintop #fyp #trending #viral #tiktok #xyzbca

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