Danh ngôn của Nikita Dutta
I have grown up in a family where every one is a part of the defence forces, so freedom and everything related to independence runs deep down my veins.
I have grown up in a family where every one is a part of the defence forces, so freedom and everything related to independence runs deep down my veins.
Tôi lớn lên trong một gia đình mà mọi người đều là thành viên của lực lượng phòng vệ, vì vậy tự do và mọi thứ liên quan đến sự độc lập đều chảy sâu trong huyết quản của tôi.
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