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Fourth found his match this time, they're so RANDOM 🤣🤣🤣 FOURTH X PROGRESS STORY #Basedon2StoriesEP10 🍊: What's phi character's name again? 4️⃣: Tanrak 🍊: Tanrak and Ko... their names don't match at all 555 4️⃣: ... Then why bring it up? 555

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