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Regifted

sam choo

sam choo

11 Jan 2026
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Regifted
Regifting at Christmas Cheer

Last Christmas,
I gave you my book,
and the very next day,
You gave it away.

PS I write books too. They live here:
https://payhip.com/samchoo

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