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mình copy bài nhé.lụy quá rồi
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Thì phải xem lại chính bản thân mình ( xem lại những mối tình cũ đi ngang qua mình cũng yêu họ rồi mình đối xử với những người trước như vậy? Cho nên gặp được em này em cho nếm đủ vị)that la ha da ta ma
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