Cái tên
Posted by: WittyRuby on: September 21, 2008
Qua Mỹ đã 3 năm, chịu khó lấy tên Mỹ là Ruby, tưởng rằng mình cũng dễ tính lắm, ko quan trọng cái tên, ai dè… vẫn luôn có cảm giác xao xuyến khi có ai gọi Ngọc ^^, ui cái tên của mình thật đáng yêu mà hehe.
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July 28, 2009 at 7:21 pm
Hello Ngoc, dang o My ne, cung muon goi dien cho N ma hong co bit so, co j email cai so phone cho K nha 
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December 4, 2008 at 7:42 am
Hi, Cái tên của Ngọc thật là dễ thương và đáng yêu. Ái cũng muốn được gọi điện cho Ngọc để nghe giọng nói ngọt ngào và dịu dàng + trẻ con ^_^ của Ngọc, nhưng Ngọc bận rộn quá nên hok có dịp.. Nhưng thôi, khi nào Ngọc về VN nhất định mình sẽ đến thăm…
Chúc Ngọc luôn vui vẻ và thành công trên con đường mà mình đã chọn
GIữ sức khoẻ nha.
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