JaDine Lovers

JaDine Lovers

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Jarrel my husband its me your wife Katherine were you think your going? Jarrel: ah im going at my office I will back I promise. Chris Jarelle: Your going now dad Jarrel: Yes im going now Nic Nicks: what about ne and our mother? Jarrel: am I love your mother very much you too I have a desert for us I promise Katherine: you promise. that ha I love you honey Jarrel: I love you too goodbye Chris and Nic Nicks: we love you too dad ingat after 12 hours Katherine: oh there you are you said that you going home you dont know what is the time its 12am in the morning did you have a girl tell it to me!!! Jarrel: ok l tell the truth I have a girl in london were 2 months. now your happy now? Katherine: ibig sabihin nito kagagohan lang lahat na ito your lying bakit mo ito saakin bakit mo to nagawa sa aming lahat
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