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Please help thank you BTW I ONLY HAVE 13 points so please don’t just answer to take my point because I swear I’m so close to crying and that’s not going to help


Please help thank you BTW I ONLY HAVE 13 points so please don’t just answer to take my point becaus
Please help thank you BTW I ONLY HAVE 13 points so please don’t just answer to take my point becaus

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