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Chapter 23
"A fighter doesn’t have a gender. Win the fight and get your freedom.”
Iris blinked her eyes twice to understand what exactly he had just said.
"My freedom?" The major word that left her mouth was "My freedom" only.
"Yes. Your freedom. Win the fight and get what you want." Dimitrios laughed walking away leaving her there in front of Jim.
"But you know this is unfair," Iris screamed in agony.
"Keep screaming but remember it won't help you win. I wonder how pathetic you could be. If I were at your place, I would have grabbed this opportunity instead of crying over the situation." Dimitrios turned towards her to give a long speech.
"But you know I would lose."
"So pessimistic. No fight is lost until someone tries it. You seriously need to be taught a lot." Chuckling a little Dimitrios walked to the chair where he was sitting earlier.
"Now hurry up girl. I don't have the whole day f
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