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lukvix
lukvix :
別に幸せ以外知らなくていいよみんな
2026-05-07 15:00:40
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u4_dxx
🦕 :
るいちゃんおはよう〜いつこの動画を撮ったのかは分からないけどその日も1日お疲れ様でした🍀気負いすぎてしまう性格だからるいちゃんを見て元気を出してるよ〜生きていてくれてお顔を見せてくれて安心させてくれてありがとう〜笑っていてね😌
2026-05-09 01:19:03
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user6999958176191
のんなこら :
かわいすぎてる 天使かよ
2026-05-07 14:24:43
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n_1ho9
⁇ :
るいちゃん(ㅠ︿ㅠ)🩷🩷🩷久しぶりだ
2026-05-07 14:32:31
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juta829
J :
天使すぎる
2026-05-10 16:14:36
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rsbjwjg
☆ :
ずっと待ってたよ~❣️
2026-05-09 23:41:22
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o_yamasora
おそら :
るいちゃん見てるとはあーって心が浄化されてく
2026-05-08 14:21:08
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llcqwl_
llcqwl :
るいるい久しぶりに会えた🥹❤️❤️
2026-05-08 15:32:19
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bluemoooood
レタス._. :
マジで可愛い
2026-05-08 12:55:42
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user9533777699023
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久しぶりだ、るいちゃん可愛い会えて嬉しい💕
2026-05-07 14:01:37
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seseriwotaberunya
ら :
るいちゃんを見てるとがんばろうって思えるんです。外見だけじゃなくて、今やってる勉強とか就活とか。るいちゃんががんばってたように〜って思えて。そう思える人は初めてだから本当にるいちゃんがだいすきです♥
2026-05-07 13:44:39
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luvand84
♡ :
ほんとに綺麗、、見れて良かった🥹めっちゃ赤の他人ですがずっと幸せでいて欲しいです🥹🫶🏻
2026-05-09 03:25:19
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1lj0w
麺つゆ :
るいちゃん!!!メガネも似合ってるし最強過ぎます😭😭久々にるいちゃん見れて良かったです😖💗
2026-05-08 01:10:57
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ryoga_38
カワウソ。 :
久しぶりに見たけど綺麗な顔しとる
2026-05-07 12:59:31
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3xiko_
みぃこ :
猫さんと瑠衣ちゃん美しいです🐈‍⬛♡
2026-05-07 15:41:20
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llxzcldy
llxzcldy :
眼鏡姿のるいちゃんレアꌩ  ̫ ꌩ♡裸眼でもありえないくらいかわいいです、
2026-05-07 12:58:28
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risa_rui_
🤍 :
ねこさんとるいさんかわいいですฅ^•ω•^ฅ
2026-05-07 13:47:35
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