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thuynhhuuthinh
Thịnh :
máy tính của anh bạn còn chơi được không ○_o
2025-10-17 12:27:39
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alaina.khan87
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熱愛 Minecraft 🥰❤
2025-10-17 16:56:01
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fsarfgmc
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my eyesssss
2025-10-18 03:26:06
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hoangtrongtuan12
Linoz? :
liệu có nổ?
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lehieucr
kikiMC™ :
it beautifully!
2025-10-17 22:58:11
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enderpearl41
Ender Pearl :
Im not an ender eye
2025-10-17 15:32:34
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nguyt.ngn76
ᰔᩚʚVõ Ngọc Thùy Ngânɞᰔᩚᥫ᭡ :
ldol cựu eh 🥰
2025-10-17 12:27:14
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thichminecraft10
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vậy là tết lại sắp đến rùi...
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vk....thanhhtuu88
CK của @Thanhh Tuu :
cho mình sin tên gem ạ
2025-10-18 06:10:28
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minhkk1128
🚬 :
quá đẹp luôn đó
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vngml40
我是越南人🥰 :
cảnh đẹp người làm cx đẹp😂🥰
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khconcohoi_1
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sớm nè
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cucai2807
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pc mạnh thế =))
2025-10-17 12:37:17
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Mai'i ✅🫦 :
đẹp quá à
2025-10-19 05:38:14
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thienskibidi123
TThien(cáilạnhGiaLai) :
Đầu à🤣
2025-10-17 12:23:35
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em sớm nek🥰🥰🥰
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Đầu🥰🥰🥰
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sớm nek
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hu3bị ban :
đầu nhe🥰🥰🥰
2025-10-17 12:27:21
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camapcon51
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em nee🎀
2025-10-17 12:29:37
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nguyenmcvn2012
Nguyên :
Tải texture pack đâu v ?
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Nguyễn Anh Quân :
Tim đầu tiên ủng hộ ạ🥰🥰🥰
2025-10-17 12:27:40
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tự nhiên cái thích vd ông này lm vãi
2025-10-19 13:52:12
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☘️🌸Xua 🌸☘️ :
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It wasn’t supposed to feel this real. but Jeremiah kept showing up — and somehow, showing up was louder than any “I love you” could ever be. “Ang tahimik mo lately,” Yanna said one afternoon while we were at the café. 
I blinked out of my thoughts. “Ha? Hindi ah.” “Hindi ka nga nagrereact nung may nag-post ng picture ni Jeremiah kahapon, eh. Usually, ikaw pa unang nagsasabi ng ‘ew.’” I scoffed. “Wala akong pake sa post na ‘yun.” “Sure,” she said, smirking. “Pero bakit parang may smile ka sa dulo ng sentence mo?” I glared. “Yanna.” She laughed. “Ayan na, defensive ka na.” I sighed, stirring my drink. 
Kasi paano mo nga naman aaminin sa best friend mo na unti-unti kang nahuhulog sa lalaking sworn enemy mo dati? Later that day, Jeremiah texted. Jeremiah:
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Finally, I sent— Sophie:
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Every move was sharp, precise — but this time, there was no audience, no ego. Just him. I sat on the bleachers, pretending to scroll through my phone, but really, I was watching him. When he caught me looking, he grinned.  “Kanina ka pa diyan ah.” “Pinapanood lang kita magkamali,” I said, smirking. He laughed, wiping sweat off his forehead.  “Sorry, pero hindi ako nagkakamali pag alam kong ikaw nanonood.” I rolled my eyes, but my heart did that stupid, painful flutter again. “Ang yabang mo.” “Confident lang.” “May difference ba?” “Pag ikaw ‘yung dahilan, oo.” Putik. After practice, we walked home again. It was late, the campus nearly empty. The night felt heavier than usual, the kind that wraps around you and makes every silence feel charged. He walked beside me, closer than before. “Salamat sa pagpunta,” he said quietly. “Wala ‘yun.” “Meron.” He looked at me.  “Hindi mo alam kung gaano ko ‘to gusto.” “Ang alin?” “‘Yung pakiramdam na nandiyan ka.” I didn’t respond. I just kept walking, my pulse betraying me. Then I felt it — his hand brushing against mine. 
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And again. Until it wasn’t an accident anymore. I froze, but I didn’t move away. Jeremiah looked down, eyes searching mine.  “Okay lang?” I swallowed hard. “Hindi ko alam.” He nodded, stepping back just enough to give me space. “Okay. Hindi ko uunahin ‘yung gusto ko kaysa sa kaya mong ibigay.” My chest tightened. 
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Nasa bahay ka na? Sophie:
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Kasi baka umalis ka pag sinabi ko. Sophie:
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It wasn’t supposed to feel this real. but Jeremiah kept showing up — and somehow, showing up was louder than any “I love you” could ever be. “Ang tahimik mo lately,” Yanna said one afternoon while we were at the café. 
I blinked out of my thoughts. “Ha? Hindi ah.” “Hindi ka nga nagrereact nung may nag-post ng picture ni Jeremiah kahapon, eh. Usually, ikaw pa unang nagsasabi ng ‘ew.’” I scoffed. “Wala akong pake sa post na ‘yun.” “Sure,” she said, smirking. “Pero bakit parang may smile ka sa dulo ng sentence mo?” I glared. “Yanna.” She laughed. “Ayan na, defensive ka na.” I sighed, stirring my drink. 
Kasi paano mo nga naman aaminin sa best friend mo na unti-unti kang nahuhulog sa lalaking sworn enemy mo dati? Later that day, Jeremiah texted. Jeremiah:
Practice ko mamaya. Gusto mo sumama? Maaga lang tayo para di crowded. I typed “pass,” then deleted it. Typed “may gagawin ako,” deleted that too. 
Finally, I sent— Sophie:
Sige. And that one word — sige — changed everything. The gym was quieter than usual, just the squeak of sneakers and the sound of the ball hitting the floor. He was in his element. 
Every move was sharp, precise — but this time, there was no audience, no ego. Just him. I sat on the bleachers, pretending to scroll through my phone, but really, I was watching him. When he caught me looking, he grinned. “Kanina ka pa diyan ah.” “Pinapanood lang kita magkamali,” I said, smirking. He laughed, wiping sweat off his forehead. “Sorry, pero hindi ako nagkakamali pag alam kong ikaw nanonood.” I rolled my eyes, but my heart did that stupid, painful flutter again. “Ang yabang mo.” “Confident lang.” “May difference ba?” “Pag ikaw ‘yung dahilan, oo.” Putik. After practice, we walked home again. It was late, the campus nearly empty. The night felt heavier than usual, the kind that wraps around you and makes every silence feel charged. He walked beside me, closer than before. “Salamat sa pagpunta,” he said quietly. “Wala ‘yun.” “Meron.” He looked at me. “Hindi mo alam kung gaano ko ‘to gusto.” “Ang alin?” “‘Yung pakiramdam na nandiyan ka.” I didn’t respond. I just kept walking, my pulse betraying me. Then I felt it — his hand brushing against mine. 
Accidental, maybe. But then it happened again.
And again. Until it wasn’t an accident anymore. I froze, but I didn’t move away. Jeremiah looked down, eyes searching mine. “Okay lang?” I swallowed hard. “Hindi ko alam.” He nodded, stepping back just enough to give me space. “Okay. Hindi ko uunahin ‘yung gusto ko kaysa sa kaya mong ibigay.” My chest tightened. 
“Bakit mo ginagawa ‘to, Jeo?” “Dati kasi gusto kong makuha lahat.” He smiled faintly. “Ngayon, gusto ko lang manatili.” And there it was again — that version of him that made it impossible to run away. That night, I couldn’t sleep. My phone buzzed. Jeremiah:
Nasa bahay ka na? Sophie:
Oo. Jeremiah:
Good. May gusto lang akong sabihin kanina pero natakot ako. My heart skipped. Sophie:
Bakit? Jeremiah:
Kasi baka umalis ka pag sinabi ko. Sophie:
Depende sa sasabihin mo. There was a long pause before the next message came. Jeremiah:
Hindi ko alam kung kailan nagsimula. Pero tuwing kasama kita, wala akong hinahanap na iba. I stared at the screen, frozen. My chest ached — not because it hurt, but because it finally made sense. Jeremiah Ong wasn’t trying to play anymore. 
He was trying to stay. I didn’t reply that night. 
But the next morning, when I saw him waiting outside my classroom again — sleepy eyes, coffee in hand, quiet smile—I realized that maybe the walls I built weren’t meant to keep him out. Maybe they were just waiting for someone patient enough to wait outside them. And God, he was waiting — every single day. — #jeoong #jeoongedits #jeremiahemmanuelong #fyp

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