HELP-,! ANYWAYS I LOVE CLAIRWARD Tho❤❤❤❤❤

Engel my guy gonna murder himseld by useing a gun 2:20

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An im kane we! :3

Me be like ! : I wanna kms rn . . . . .. . . 0:19 LMAOO STAWP IT DAWG ? ! 😣😧

5:07 Alice juked Claire

Whats music😅

Oh my God, I made the same thing

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This ship is fine but engclare is better

0:04 Micheal Jackson moment

i hate clairward

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STOP NOT THEM KISSING 😭

i kept telling my homies that MSA was fire and they nevar listened to me…😞😞💔⛓️🥀🖤

Edward:c-claire?! Claire:hi edward😊

*chokes* 😱😱 Jaw dropping, throat lodging. This AI is 𝒻𝓇𝑒𝒶𝓀𝓎…

Pretty sure the paragraph might be (if anyones interested ignore that im late:) Hands can feel cold for a number of reasons, including being in a cold environment or as a sign that your body is trying to maintain its temperature. However, if your hands are always cold, especially when you're not in a cold place, it could be a sign of a health condition. Some possible causes include: Blood flow issues When you're cold, your blood vessels narrow to reduce blood flow to your extremities, which is normal and temporary. However, if your hands don't warm up after being in a warm environment, or if you have other signs like problems healing minor wounds on your fingertips, it could be a sign of decreased blood flow. This could be due to vasoconstriction, which is when the muscles around your arteries constrict or relax to change blood flow, or vaso-occlusion, which is when blood vessels in your hands or wrists become blocked. Hypersensitive nerves Some people, like those with lupus, scleroderma, or Raynaud's disease, have hypersensitive nerves in their hands and feet. When the skin senses cold, these nerves tell nearby blood vessels to constrict, which can cause fingers to turn white or blue and prolonged pain. Other health conditions Cold hands can also be a sign of other health conditions, such as anemia, autoimmune disease, blood or thyroid disorders, reaction to medication, smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, or trauma or tissue damage. For example, a vitamin B12 deficiency can cause numbness, tingling, and a cold feeling in your fingers and toes. Hypothyroidism, a condition where your thyroid is underactive, can also cause cold sensations in your hands and feet.

0:13 Oliver be like: She's whas a... Fairy 🧚‍♀️✨ 0:37 Engel's face 😭✨ 0:58 Edward looks cute angry xD