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Taya2010 [7]
3 years ago
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Hello Natsu/Conner (Idk If You Go By English Name Or Japanese Sorry) It's Kimiko/Charlotte And I'm Just Saying You Are A D/a/m/n

Good Oikawa For Real Tho You Have The Perfect Amount Of Cockiness XD
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Hey Charlie It's Conner And Thanks XD

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