As Joe destroyed his enemies one by one, he began to purge the burdens of the past. Gus's daughter was now in a safe place. But Joe would not find peace without returning to his old life, and above all, defeating his enemies.
The boxing ring was not only a physical struggle for him, but also a place to find himself. Joe may have lost Gus, but his memory and his responsibility for his daughter would always be a force that would carry him forward.
His future was different than before. But this time, Joe was aware of everything. Gus's loss had taught him only one thing: In order to survive, sometimes everything must be lost.
And Joe was determined to survive.
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In this chapter, Joe returns to his boxing life and continues his fight against his enemies while becoming stronger both physically and psychologically. The responsibility to protect Gus's daughter will always carry him forward.
Joe carries the burden of the past with him every step of the way, but something has changed now. Gus's daughter was placed in a safe place, and he was living a life free of danger, at least for now. Joe would always be strong enough to protect her and leave her a life. Gus's revenge and the pain of the past were taking him one step further each day. But all of this still pointed to one question: How real was Joe's return to the world of boxing?
Gus's daughter was living in a safe house, away from the dark world around her. Joe had placed her through a family friend. He was aware of the responsibility he had for her in Gus's will, and this made him feel like he was reborn in a sense. After securing the girl, Joe now had only one thing in mind: returning to the world of boxing.
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