as completely surrounded by the tyrants of the cell he was told about-the Black V

d say a word, but no one was willing to help him.

ike you have no respect," Marcus said in his Mexican

I'm a new inmate," Edward begged, a

haha

e's only one way out. We are both going to fight one on one. If you beat me, you have my respect and you are free, but if I beat you, you are going to b

like him would defeat a muscular giant li

pt this. I'm so

cheering sound erupted from the hall as everyone began c

see? They all want a fight now, and a f

utside the passage door that led to the prison field. One of Marcus'

e of the prison officers who was standing at the corner of the dining ha

ith a sinister smile. They were both surrounded by the prisoners who were cheering them on for a fight. Am

hing on the tarred ground. The force of the punch made Edward's vision blurry. He lay on the ground as blood sta

d Marcus. With such a heavy hand, if Marcus gave him half of t

d to attack, he turned and tried to run, but Marcus' men restrained him and brought him back to Marcus. They pinned him to the ground, and Marcus got on hi

t Marcus didn't stop; he kept punching. Gradually, Edward felt his g

, he heard the crowd give way as a fleet of expensive

f the limousine, A tall, handsome middle-aged stepped out, and about 30 bouncers exited the convoy to give him cover. All the prisoners stared in shock. His looks screamed affluence. He was dressed in a fitted lu

wn size," he said to Marcus. At his word

are you doing here? If you knew me, you woul

Of course, I know you. But you are messing with the wrong person. And if you don't back

to punch, the man held his hand and twisted it backward until he

h! My

th their mouths wide open. W

e man in white quickly barreled toward Marcus' men, and after a minute, the Blac

and his associates were. This made them begin to dismiss the scene and head back to the dining hall. Marcus and his men

to look at the man in white towering over

ked, and the man crouched

me to embrace your true identity and became the god-like personality you were born to be," T

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