The dangers of social media, rebellion and fake friends all come into play in this novel. Chinyere Awaziem is a rebellious teenager and the youngest daughter of ten children. One day, due to Chinyere's rebellion and ignorance, she ends up being abducted and a victim of human trafficking. After being bought by a wealthy old man, she finds herself in a house full of women who went through the same fate. Chinyere is forced into marriage and plots to escape from her buyer's home. But what happens when she finds out that being bought by them is not just a coincidence? What happens when she finds out that their families are linked in more than one way? COMPLETED!
View MoreCHINYERE SIGHED AS she thought about all that happened in the past four months.Four months had passed since she had woken up in the hospital and one month had passed since the court case.Amanda was sentenced to thirty five years imprisonment with a five year probation for first degree murder, kidnapping and human trafficking.She pledged guilty to all her charges and no further investigation was carried out on her part.Amanda had also given away Tobi's and his father's location and they – and their minions – were sentenced to twenty years imprisonment for human trafficking.Tobi was furious that Amanda betrayed them by revealing their location and Amanda bluntly stated, "If I'm going down, I'm not going down alone."Several of the trafficked/sold people were found and returned to their parents while their buyers were arrested and made to pay a fine for the damages caused.
WHITE LIGHT WAS all Chinyere saw when she opened her eyes."Ugh," she groaned as she used her arm to block out as much light as she could from her eyes."Sorry," she heard a deep voice say before the lights were turned off.Chinyere lowered her arm and she studied the room where she was.With the beeping heart monitor next to her bed and the intravenous tubes connected to her arm, Chinyere concluded that she was in a hospital room."What am I doing here?" she asked no one in particular."You were shot and you've been down for two days now," the deep, manly voice said again and Chinyere looked at the person who spoke."Daddy!" She yelled and tried to jump off her bed but the pain that flowed through her left arm restricted her from doing so.Her father sat beside her on the hospital bed and looked into her eyes before giving her a tight hug, one th
CHINYERE NOW KNEW how it felt to be so close and yet so far.They were so close to escaping and yet so far from escaping as Mr. Oko and Amadi had already caught up to them."Get over here!" Amadi yelled.She could not explain how she was feeling. Her heart was beating irregularly and as fast as a race car. It was as though it wanted to jump out of her chest. She had never been so scared in her entire life."What do we do now?" she asked Tina.Tina took a deep breath before answering, "I guess we listen to them and follow them.""Biko, don't waste our time," Mr. Oko said."Is that it?" Chinyere asked. "We came this far only to end up back with them?""When we get out of the bus, I will run and I want you to run in the opposite direction and find help," Tina said. "Don't forget to run only after I do, that will cause a distraction.
THE GIRLS WERE awake by six in the morning and ready to leave the hotel.They had each taken a turn to bath. Tina gave Solomon a bath while Chinyere rummaged through the bag for the phone."What are you looking for?" Tina asked as she walked out of the bathroom with Solomon dressed in fresh clothes."The phone," Chinyere grunted and then sighed a sigh of relief when she found it."Where did you get the phone?" Tina asked."I got it from Chibinobim," Chinyere answered. "I thought it would be of help to us."Tina nodded and said, "Call whoever you're calling fast. Theyonly live a few minutes away from here. If we don't hurry they'll catch up to us."Chinyere nodded and punched in her mother's number. She lifted the phone to her ear as she waited for Chioma to answer the call."Sorry, the number you are calling is not available. Please try agai
ESCAPING THROUGH THE gate seemed to be a problem for them as it was locked and they didn't have the remote.They contemplated climbing over the gate but how was that possible with a two month old child?"Where do you think the remote could be?" Chinyere whispered."I don't know," Tina whisper yelled. "This is one thing that we didn't think about."The gate could only be opened and closed with the remote control.The gateman was sleeping on a bench that was just a few feet away from the gate.His snores were so loud that he could be mistaken for a pig.The gateman changed his sleeping position and a jingling sound filled Chinyere's and Tina's ears.Chinyere turned to the sleeping gateman and looked at the shiny object that was wrapped around his index finger.It was a band of keys."Of course," Tina said. "Only the g
"DO YOU HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED?" Tina asked Chinyere.Chinyere nodded as she zipped up the bag.It was already Monday night. Tuesday night would mark two weeks of her living with the Okos.It was unbelievable how two weeks had already gone by and also unbelievable how so much had happened in just two weeks.Chinyere had avoided Mr. Oko throughout the past week. She would not be present during breakfast, lunch and supper. She fed on whatever remains Tina would bring her.Chibinobim had also not returned home since the incident the previous week had occurred, but it didn't bother her. It was better that way."Have you packed all you need?" Chinyere asked.Tonight was the night that they planned their clean escape.They had stayed up all night the previous week, studying the actions of everyone in the house at night.They discov
ADIMCHIMPKA WAS EXHAUSTED. He had dark circles and large bags under his eyes and he had only slept for a total of four hours in the past two days.He was literally a walking dead.He remembered how Chioma had rushed into his room on Sunday night to tell him that Chinyere had called.He had made a trip to the police station early the next morning and reported to them that they had received a phone call from Chinyere.He washed his face and dried it with a towel before making it to the kitchen.His wives were in the kitchen preparing breakfast."Ututu oma m, di m," his first wife, Adaiba, greeted him."Good morning," he responded.His two other wives greeted him as well and he nodded in response."Have the police found anything?" Adaiba asked.Adimchimpka shook his head, "No. Not yet. I just want to know how she found herself in Ebonyi state.""I also wonde
CHINYERE WOKE UP early the next morning. Earlier than she usually would.The first thing she did was say her morning prayer before sitting up on the bed.The bottle she used as an ice pack was lying on the floor and the ice had melted, leaving a pool of water on the floor.She grabbed a black pencil skirt from the closet with a red blouse and undergarments then made her way to the bathroom in the bedroom.She looked at her face in the mirror.The stinging in her cheek had stopped but the slap had left a bruise on her face. The blood on her lip had dried up and Chinyere couldn't help but think of how ugly she looked.She just wanted to be a model, and look where she had ended up.She wanted to cry but she had no tears left to cry.She brushed her teeth, all the while thinking of the conversation she was going to have with Tina. She would finally kn
CHINYERE DID NOT know what to say after what Tina had told her.She wondered why Amanda was after her family and claimed that it was her father who had killed her mother when Mr. Oko had killed her himself.Chinyere opened her mouth to speak but nothing came out.Just then, Nnena, one of the maids, entered the kitchen.Nnena greeted them by bowing her head and then she spoke up, "Mr. Oko said that you should start preparing dinner.""Okay, thank you," Tina said and Nnena walked out of the kitchen."Isn't Esther around?" Chinyere asked.Esther was normally the one who started preparing dinner and Chinyere had realised that Esther had not stepped into the kitchen after breakfast was made."I don't know, but when I came this morning she was sick," Tina said. "I know that she's had a week immune system from the time I started living here."Chinyere nodded, "What are we going to cook?""
CHINYERE GLANCED AT the clock on the wall of her classroom every few minutes.She tapped her fingers impatiently on her desk as though it would make time move faster.She took a glance at her English Language teacher for the third time in the entire period.His light brown eyes complemented his dark chocolate skin and his large bald head blocked a large proportion of the black chalk board. He was dressed in an oversized white shirt and blue jeans with green suspenders.The man, who went by the name Teacher Johnson, spoke ever so slowly that sometimes he even bored himself to yawning and dozing every once in a while.Chinyere wondered how he did not notice that everyone else in the classroom had their heads down on their desks and were probably in dreamland by now.The sound of the bell ringing made the sleepy heads to jolt their heads up, suddenly energetic.The
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