I’m eating well today! Love my poor little team!!
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I’m eating well today! Love my poor little team!!
In short, Shoutarou and Ikumin had a date together~ (x)
Shoutarou was invited by Mikatii to tag along to watch the baseball match in Tokyo Dome along with Shohei and Ikumin~ (170829)
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