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Chapter Eighty Nine; Food and Angst

Author: F.C Lawrence
last update Last Updated: 2022-05-19 23:52:33

Previously...

Ama.

"Matthew..." I said in a warning tone.

He sighed "I think you should ask Femi."

I frowned. I was getting pissed. I had suspected that they were hiding something but now I was darn sure. "What do you mean by that and where is Femi Anyways?"

"He went to get you some food." My brother answered.

"Okay so, start talking" I ordered him. Something was not right.

"About what? I don't know anything. The Doctor tells Femi everything." Matthew said, still not meeting my eyes.

"We both know that's a blatant lie. Matthew do you think this is a fucking joke?" I snapped in annoyance "My life is literally hanging on by a thread. I have two bad kidneys and to crown it all the people who I love most are hiding things about my own health from me." I said and he gave me a side glare. "Yes I know that you guys re hiding something okay. The explanation was too vague to go unnoticed. Now tell me what it is!"

Matthew sighed and stayed silent for a few seconds before finally speaking agai
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