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FemiKola and i sat and chatted about our childhood and from this conversation i saw a lot more clearer the fact that Kola loved me even more than himself. I did not know if that was something that what toxic or if it was sweet but i know that countless times i put myself before anybody else but he always sacrificed something for me to be okay and happy.“So why did you come here and where is my good sister?” Kola said.I chuckled “not her being your sister now I never thought I’d live to see the day.” I said.“Of course she’s my good sister. You’re marrying her. Plus it would be a good addition to the family considering you know what. I miss her though.” Kola said.Him mentioning our sister brought tears to our eyes. She was part of the reason why this house became a home to us. We were shy but she made us feel like family. The reason why we were adopted was because of the tragedy that happened with her little brother. Our mother was so devastated by his death by drowning in the scho
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Femi.Him mentioning our sister brought tears to our eyes. She was part of the reason why this house became a home to us. We were shy but she made us feel like family. The reason why we were adopted was because of the tragedy that happened with her little brother. Our mother was so devastated by his death by drowning in the school swimming pool. Apparently he was pushed in by bullies and couldn't swim so he drowned. The bullies were arraigned in juvenile prison until they were of age to be transferred to the normal one. The person who pushed him in specifically got seventy years to life, while the people who were accomplices got forty years each. They all are still in prison. That Justice however didn't heal our mother. That was her only son and there were a lot of factors affecting her mental health. Family issues and inheritance. My father's sister was insufferable. To make our mother happy, our father had to suggest adopting a boy around his age. He was thirteen years old. They cam
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Femi."Anyways our property inspection process was cut short because we went to the POSSAP station and met with your friend Dan. We didn't call you to come because of your condition. You're still resting and I would want you to cut that short because of our issues." I said to Kola.Kola shook his head "Bro, it is my issue too. Who started the fire that burned me up like this?" He asked."I understand but you still needed that rest nonetheless." I said."Okay I get where you're coming from sha." Kola said and gestured for me to continue."So when we got there she started feeling a bit antsy. Irregular breathing and her looking around like someone was coming for her. She was scared. She more than likely has ptsd from what happened and her knowing that the people who perpetuated that evil on her were in her surroundings probably or most likely triggered her almost having that panic attack. We opted that she stayed out of it because she felt uncomfortable. This was after I had gotten Ife'
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Previously…I sighed and shook my head. I didn't know I was holding my breath because I just wanted to be sure that I was not making a fuss out of nothing. The plea deal being given to Chike was absolutely ridiculous."It is. It's ridiculous. I really hoped you would see reason with me. But you know yeah, I was ready to give in to it. She was the one who went through that shit and if she deemed it fit to let him get a lighter sentence because he was not directly after her life, I actually had no problems with that. Where the problem lies with me now is that she didn't even think to consult me before telling Dan. I should have had a choice in the matter or at least input in the issue but she decided not to tell me anything." I said.Kola shook his head "Femi. I'll tell you this for free sha. It's not a big deal. She didn't tell you, so what? It's not like she went to get a lawyer to start the plea deal process. Dan can't even get the plea deal if he wanted to. He's in special services
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Previously…I scoffed. There was no way I could get angry for something as menial as him dating. He was a grown man. "You're literally grown boy, I have no business with getting upset. I just hope you're protecting yourself sha." I said. Protection was important especially in Lagos where STDs were flying around."I sha have not done anything. She's... I met her at the mall and we've been getting close ever since. That's it." He said."Well I am happy you are going about this the right way. Sha woo her very well so that she will like you. If you like, slack." I said and he laughed."But anyway do you like her?" I asked."Yes, I actually do. She's amazing and Godly. Made me attend her church and I loved it." He said."Which Church does she attend?" I asked."Celebration Church." He said with fear in his voice.I slapped him upside the head when he said that. I had been inviting him to my church but he never budged."Ow sis nah" he said whining with a frown."So the same church I've been
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Previously…Ama"You want something to eat? Or is the chin chin okay?" He asked."All this one you're asking me, did you cook?" I asked him. I was surprised that he was even asking me such a question."Yeah yeah I cooked. One of your faves actually. Unripe plantain porridge." He said smiling and stood up heading into the kitchen."I'll eat o" I said. "I know. There is no way you will say no." He giggled and went into the kitchen.————-Ama.After I had eaten and teased my brother a little more. I stood up and went back upstairs. Enough time had passed so Radike bass to be done with her entanglement with the August visitor or whatever that was that I heard coming from the room. Getting there, I saw Femi at the door trying to knock.“Hey..” I said from behind him. He turned swiftly and smiled when he saw me.“I was just about to knock” he grinned and came up to me slowly. “Iyawo mi (my wife)” he said and grabbed me by the waist, kissing me lovingly.I smiled once we pulled away. “Why
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Previously..Ama.I burst out laughing."You're not serious. Anyways this is the first time I'm even hearing about circles. So you mean that any celeb that isn't in a circle won't be successful?" I asked."Point blank period. No ifs or buts. This is the reason, those people you want to get jobs from actually have their own circles babe, they will give the gigs to the people in their circle before they remember you. They'll just give you the crumbs. Leftovers if you will. Example, Tola Odunsi. He is the creator, producer and sole director or one of the most popular series in Nigeria, The men's club. The cast? Sharon and Ayo are his protégés, Efa and Baaj are friends of his, Enado is his girlfriend, Daniel was probably casted by Dami who is the writer. She's worked with him a ton of times. Nengi Adoki had a thing with Baaj so he put her on, the Tiara girl is also managed by Tola. See? Even Pete's casting that is being attributed to Big Brother, it's not true. Tola is also his manager. S
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Previously…Femi.“Wow. It’s the fact that I follow all these people for me.” She said.I looked at her and then back at the road. “Really?” I said.“Yeah I’m a fan. Now I’m just realizing that my boyfriend is friend with them. I especially love Ika.” Ama said.“Oh wow maybe we can go to Canad and see them. They are really good friends. Ika used to troll me for my hideous ways though.” I said. Ika was such a blunt person and even if she liked you she would never condone bad behaviour and would tell it to your face when acting distastefully.“As she should. I know she would. I wouldn’t expect anything less from her going by her days on big brother.” Ama said. She was so excited.“I’ll see if we can go there soon. We have nothing doing here anyways. Have you been out of the country before?” I asked.“What do you think? Of course I haven’t. Who has that money?” She said. I chuckled. “Well you do now. You have the money. My money is your money baby.”“Okay o. Thank you babe. So we will s
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