Talking about the four women twisting and dancing sexy, arrogantly happy, a big pot of green lemon and agave, let me feel the salt on the tiger’s mouth in this cold night in Beijing, and look up. Pour in the tequila and take a sip of green lemon while the wine is still in the stomach.
I really don’t understand why Tom Cruise wants to give up Nicole. I’ve seen such a beautiful, charming, or bad, it’s tickling, and a beautiful and breathtaking woman. I don’t know if that man is too fat and brain-filled. Can only become a monkey on Oprah's talk show, jumping around emphasizing how healthy it is to be a vegetarian. . . . . No way, your current wife doesn't have the capital if she wants to be beautiful, not to mention the limited opportunities for brain exercise.
Perhaps it was an unfortunate marriage that made a proud and elegant woman. Without the experience of the world, how could she be calm and calm? It’s just that I really can’t look away from the young woman. This movie, which was able to put me to sleep for ten minutes, finally opened my eyes wide after recognizing the young Nicole. . . .
Bad is the inevitable cause of good. Who can experience the pain of butterfly metamorphosis?
PS: I think the magic of using a maple leaf at the end of the movie to make the man you want automatically appear, really should be widely spread for women all over the world to master the skills!
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