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단이은Jang :

Đâu ai muốn bỏ lỡ người mình yêu, chỉ là mình nhận ra cái gì đã không thuộc về mình thì có cố giữ cũng chẳng để làm gì. Hết cách giữ rồi thì thôi đành buông tay, để họ đi và để mình nhẹ lòng."

2026-10-30 14:05:21

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Lâm Nhỏ :

đúng nhức là hp lo đó mình á ......

2026-10-30 07:00:53

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