kiệt
kiệt by CôlestGuyOnEarth2000 February 15, 2018
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Kiệt
stupid, retarded, gei, amongus, *moaning, psychopath, dumamay, procrastinator, FGO player, A9 player, genshin player, normie, if i can do it tomorow i won't do it today, weeb, ur mom alsdkgjasdg person
Kiệt by bietongquenkhong October 31, 2022
Kiet
Kiet by Heyvsaucemicahlhere123 June 30, 2019
kiet
A courageous person, whom love their friends and families and is an amazing christian. A person who is a good influence on their peers and people around them. A person who is smart and cares about their grades and do not procrastinate on any subjects that involves them.
kiet by Chinggis Khan's son February 28, 2017
Kiet
Kiet is very fruity.
Kiet
Kiet is a model.
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