Is That Me Or You?
Is That Me Or You?

Is That Me Or You?

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this is a girl of 17 and her friend of 18 they want to live together in the future and they want to live in London they like to meet new people they like to make friends and they are very close they are brazilian and they want to start a new life in London.
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