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极素白极纯净,没有一点尘埃,仿佛天堂的所在。这样美好无暇的颜色却让人刺痛得张不开眼。在这白晃晃的空间里,Silje对着镜头睁大她那毫无表情的瞳孔,低吟浅唱,旁若无人。 我们还是需要一点杂质的,这和我们无法呼吸百分之百的纯氧是一个道理。 My heart's not lonel
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