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Chapter Fifty Nine; Grievances
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2022-04-14 23:52:15Previously…
Ama.
"Not going to work very early is like, really foreign to me. I won't be taking leaves that's for sure. I might as well get another part time job or start a business." I said while climbing out of bed.
My brother laughed "Actually that's a great idea. Look for a remote job to add to this. It's brilliant."
"Isn't it?" I said and smile. This talk had given me the idea to start applying for remote jobs abroad.
"Anywho. I see that you're all dressed for work. Have you eaten?" I asked.
My brother stood up from his position on the bed "well, someone at work owes me breakfast so I'll just eat at work."
I sighed and looked down. I missed that place a lot. The way Tola liked to poke his nose and put his head into my business was forever engraved in my heart. I still kept in touch with him because he was a dear friend.
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