3. Too Stubborn
Oct 26, 2018
CJ's Translation Guide:
Naro lu- translated as 'thank you'. Literally meaning 'I am indebted to you', or 'my thanks is great'.
Anachi Chan
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i am not the only one who thought she was going to feed him with her mouth right ?
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