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River Nova <3

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My new baby :)
Haven't gotten him/her yet, because its too hot to ship where I am.
Too excited to meet him/her in person though :)
 

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Juniper <3

I've actually decided to name Him/Her Juniper. The name just came and seems more fitting I guess, lol :p
 
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