Opposing the Reviews for "Horse Girl"
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First Curling
During lunchtime in the school restroom, Bam attempts to teach Sand, who is unfamiliar with makeup, how to do makeup by trying a lash curler for the very first time.
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During lunchtime in the school restroom, Bam attempts to teach Sand, who is unfamiliar with makeup, how to do makeup by trying a lash curler for the very first time.
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Written By:Pornchanok Ektaseang
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