ALI: MOST WANTED

In the beginning of our friendship, we thought he was a car lover at heart, like us. But then he proved us entirely wrong about him. I got the confirmation when he said that every old car is a classic car, and when Waleed raised the point about the FX, he said, "Yes, this car is also a classic car."
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Ali is currently dating a girl named B—and trust me, the “B” stands for a lot more than just her name. She’s a whore, hooking up with anyone who gives her attention. To test her loyalty, we sent a guy her way, and not only did she fail, she went full naughty in their dirty talks. Honestly, I wouldn’t be shocked if B is still talking to ali in a naughty way .
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Ali is currently in a relationship with a girl named B, and let’s be honest—the “B” stands for bitch. She’s a bitch , juggling different relationships at the same time. To test her loyalty, we sent a guy to see what she’d do, and not only did she fail miserably, but she also talked dirty to him—way too dirty."
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Ali’s relationship with the gym is about as real as the USA’s connection to Osama bin Laden—pretty much nonexistent. He’s never set foot in a gym, but if someone told him eating crap would give him muscles, he’d probably do it. Instead, he chases greasy food and, to top it off. .
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Ali owns a Yamaha—an old Yamaha Deluxe 100, the sort typically seen with local milk sellers. Even by those humble standards, his bike is a disappointment. Most bikes of this kind are now just scraps, cluttering up scrapyards and taking up space—much like an old prostitute no one wants to acknowledge, only seen from a distance and best ignored.
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Ali thrives on arguing and rarely misses an opportunity to debate, but he often derails discussions with illogical points and then declares himself the winner without listening to anyone else. He especially enjoys religious debates, despite not knowing much about the subject. Ironically, while his family is deeply religious, Ali treats religion as little more than a joke.
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Ali wasn’t always the way he is now. There was a time when he was a genuinely good person, and I considered him like a brother. We spent countless hours talking and sharing our lives. There’s a saying: “You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” This perfectly describes his situation. Everything changed when he started dating someone who had a negative influence on him. Our close group of four friends began to drift apart, especially after he said that friends were a waste of time. That was the moment things started to unravel. He distanced himself from us and chose his new relationship over our friendship, fully aware of the impact it had on all of us.
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