@kyucbuon_86: Anh tưởng một mình mình cố gắng là đủ, nhưng tình yêu không chỉ từ một phía. Anh đã đi hết đoạn đường của mình rồi, chỉ tiếc em đã dừng lại từ lâu, còn đến giờ mới nhận ra... #tamtrang #buon #tinhyeu #hanhphuccuoicung #trending

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Có đôi khi một cuộc tình kết thúc không phải vì bạn không đủ tốt, mà đôi khi cái tốt của bạn không phải là thứ họ cần.
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cho mình xin đăng lại nha e🥰
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