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@nwshtajadw: #foryou #foryou #foryou #foryou #foryou سحرو نوشتە بەگرنتی و زەمان هەرچیتان ویست نامە بنێرێن بەڕێزان من کارەکانم ڕووبەڕو ئەکەم بۆ ئەو کەسانەی ئەڵێن فێڵمان زۆر لێکراوە و پارەمان لێی خوراوە ئێوەش چیتان ویست ئەتوانن سەردانم بکە و ڕووبەڕوو بۆتان کەم زۆر سوپاس بۆ هەمووتان

سحرو جادوو بەزەمان
سحرو جادوو بەزەمان
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