The Numbers on Her Wrist
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  • مقروء 1,245,385
  • صوت 47,385
  • أجزاء 44
  • الوقت 10h 7m
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Amelia Reyes has been raised within an orphanage her entire life, but she just recently broke free of their grasp. The men who raised her taught her the skills of a street fighter. They taught her to take pain. They taught her how to survive. They taught her to give no mercy. They showed her pain. They gave her the 564 that is engraved on her wrist.

But that 564 is a reminder.

A reminder of love, of mercy, of hope.

They took her innocence and her freedom, but they did not take the fire in her heart.
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