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kulotgandasanches

sa buhay marami tayong pinagdaraanang pagsubok .. ;) isa na dito ang problema pagdating sa pagkakaroon ng kaibigan na mahirap hanapin .. subaybayan natin ang TROPANG No NAME ;) 




sana magustuhan nio to :* First time kong gagawa ;) 

Prologue: ) 
 huwag kang umasa sa taong walang kwenta . 

 cris ;-l makulit masayahin . and top to the top MaLiBOG . ;) 
jess ;-) masayahin Top 2
KL ;) straight to the point . top 3
Felle ;) sexy Top 4 
 Mar ;) top 5 
sof. ;) and hy ;)  
 mga babaeng mahinhin .. 
 ang pitong yan ang magpapagtunay sa salitang  BeSTFriends Forever 
iba iba man sila ng pag uugali pero sila yung tipong mgkakaibigang napakasrap kasma ;?)All Rights Reserved

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