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Nữ chính ngôn tình 💝 :

Hôm bữa có bà kia review ksan này, mình hỏi đi hỏi lại có dc chụp máy ảnh k thì tl có. Sau đó đến thì ksan báo k dc chụp máy ảnh rất mất công

2026-08-27 04:18:41

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nguyenthingan19121997 :

Mọi người đừng đi không cho chụp ảnh đâu

2026-10-17 05:47:28

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Tính đi mà nói đôg nv nhìn mất cam xuc luôn mất tu nhien

2026-08-27 09:10:25

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Kiều Minh Nguyệt 🌸 :

Ui máy cá nhân cũng k được à bà :))) vậy -1 địa điểm khỏi list luôn

2026-08-27 07:59:06

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Mítt iu ˚.🎀༘⋆ :

Dc chụp dt chứ ạ

2026-10-17 15:57:21

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qui.ayan_ :

k dc chụp ở chỗ sảnh chờ nx nha mn

2026-08-27 11:02:00

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CAMY Ninh Hiệp :

đc thay đồ không bồ ơi

2026-09-29 17:54:16

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thu huong :

chụp dt nhìn vàng cả ng

2026-10-04 15:23:55

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Phthuthao02 :

Chụp máy ảnh màu đẹp nhỉ

2026-10-12 03:33:33

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Bibabibo :

Ko lưu trú có đc lên cầu thang chính sảnh và tầng 2 ko b?

2026-10-03 16:08:45

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Lỗ Tấn 6886 :

Xin giá phòng b

2026-09-14 02:01:33

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Nt anh :

dc chụp máy cơ k b

2026-08-29 03:50:31

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michin :

đẹp nhưng k chụp dc cũng cho out

2026-08-28 05:52:47

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Khanh ly _du lịch :

Bên em có voucher The theodore ạ

2026-10-23 07:36:26

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