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واثق من نفسه

Confident

مخدوع

Tempted تيم تيد

منافس

Competitor كم بتيتور

اختفى

Disappeared ديس ابيرد

نادم

Regrets ري قريتس

توقع

Expect اكس بيكت

بريء

Innocent اني سنت

طموح

Ambition ام بيشن