@vebiannalove17_yjh: I will forever treasure the memory I shared with them. NEW tour will always hold a special place in my heart as it was the very 1st concert I attended since I’m already working ang earning😊So I’m now counting for more moments with you my @SEVENTEEN in the future. Thank you for the comfort through your songs. I love you so much. Thank you for healing the wound in my life that you didn’t cause. Let’s meet again in the future and sing overnight like kidult🥹💙 #seventeen #svtnew_worldtour #carat #seventeeninbulacan

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