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#反转澄清帖：此女名叫肖思欣，江西省萍乡市安源区五陂镇红旗分场新农村 28 号人，17 岁来西港做扶手，认识的时候觉得年纪小，出来赚钱不容易，就跟她在一起了，期间给她买金项链，金手链，LV，迪奥不计其数，。

认识我，然后满了 18 岁过生日后回国，回国后说怀孕了，天天给我发信息要钱，一次两次无数次，后面又说打胎了，要营养费，也给，所有的转账记录都有，没想到 18 岁的女人都有如此心机，蛇蝎心肠。

偷录下我手机内各种聊天，来要挟我，奉劝东南亚的男同胞，任何女人都不能相信，与年纪大小无关！

Ps：又是怀孕敲诈🤯

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