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pentti2306
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จากที่ขาวอยู่ที่ ถ้าทำสีนี้ คือ เปล่งแสงในระยะ 1 km.เลยแหละ อยากให้น้องทำนะ จะดูโดดเด่นกว่าเดิมอีกเท่าตัว การที่จะเข้าสู่ตลาดการบันเทิงแล้วลูกค้าซื้อ คือจากต้องเก่งแล้ว สิ่งหนี่งน้งต้องโดดเด่น สามารถตกแฟนคลับได้
2026-06-10 09:32:45
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🌻รู้น่ะคิดไรอยู่♠️💛 :
ถ้าทำยิ่งจะสวยขึ้นมากสว่างเลย
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