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🐯: it’s really their scream button 🐯: we do this all the time, why are you suddenly reacting like this? 🌸: easy, fearnots are easy 🌸: yesterday i said you’re easy and some of you agreed saying ‘that’s true, i’m easy’ chaewon and sakura teasing again 😭

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