All Chapters of Village Girl And The CEO: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Mrs. Bright stared at Anita in pity, and Anita replied, "Nothing, mom, I'm just a little sad.""Don't give me that as an excuse. What happened, or do you want me to ask your father to reprimand and ground you in this house?. Now tell me the truth: why are you crying?."Mrs. Bright was a no-nonsense woman, and she didn't have the time to pamper her children much like her husband did. She was mean and didn't waste time disciplining anyone who messed up with her, be it her children. That sometimes made Anita and her siblings wonder if she was truly their mother or stepmom. But nonetheless, Mrs. Bright could be sweet sometimes."What's the problem?. Did you fight with anyone? Tell me the truth?. You know I don't like to be kept waiting?" Mrs. Bright questioned, and Anita answered, "Is nothing serious, mom?""Nothing serious, and you are looking this red?. Did you stare at your face in the mirror at all?. Anyway, if you don't want to tell me, you can as well stand up and dress up quickly. A

Patrick got home and was welcomed by his longtime friend, as they had been friends since Patrick started earning millions. The guy was a club addict too; he loved spending money entertaining strippers and hot sexy ladies like Patrick, as he was Patrick's bossom friend named Alex.Patrick ushered Alex into his living room as they both sat down on his living room couch, and his house attendant offered them wine with fried chicken.Alex, as usual, didn't come alone to Patrick's house, as he came with his new girlfriend, and they were both chatting to entertain Patrick.Patrick did love the company of Alex, as no one could ever get bored with a friend like Alex around. They were entertaining him with the latest news in the entertainment industry that has been happening in City A. And after their fun moment, Alex bid to use his leave as he got a call from home.Although Alex was a good friend to Patrick, Patrick still didn't know the source of Alex's wealth, as Alex could be talkative, but

Patrick greeted her politely, "Good afternoon, ma." And Mama-Tina lifted up her head to his face, as she was previously facing downwards and arranging her fruits. Of course, she carried Godsent on her back and backed him with her wrapper, the norm African way of mothers carrying their children behind their backs, using her wrapper to tie Godsent hold so as to support him onto her back and not fall out.When Mama-Tina lifted her head up and faced Patrick, she was struck by his resemblance to her grandson. Although it seemed to her that she had seen his face before, she couldn't really remember where she had seen him.Patrick seemed to have changed, as though he had become more manly and looked more mature and bigger than the last time she had seen him, and Mama-Tina felt strange, like a cold breeze had swept through her and blown her away.Making her wonder if she was okay.She recollected her mind and snapped out of her daze, and she asked him, "What do you want to buy, sir?."Patrick

Patrick sat down beside Mama Tina's shade and was staring at little Godsent, who was busy playing on the floor besides Mama Tina's table.It was already noon and schools were already closing with a few students passing by, and Patrick still sat down on the chair Mama-Tina offered him earlier as he was waiting for Jude to return.When Jude returned, Mama-Tina told him, "Take that young man to Tina's workplace and make sure to return back here before going home.""Okay," Jude replied, and as he wanted to complain, he stared and remembered he had seen Patrick's face before as the one who had dashed him money, so he kept quiet and followed Patrick in his Jeep while Patrick drove off in his direction.As they got closer to the tailoring workshop where Tina stayed, Patrick parked on the opposite while he thanked Jude and gave him some money to transport himself back since the tailor's place was a bit far from the market where Mama Tina's shade was. and Jude thanked him and left.Inside the t

Mama-Patrick saw the way her son drove in, driving in like someone who had been chased. And when Patrick retired back to his chamber, he said he wasn't hungry, and she wondered who could have possibly annoyed her son and where he might have gone since morning.Normally, if Patrick wanted to go out before, he let her know whom he was going to visit in their village and sometimes informed her where he was going too, like telling her he was going to see a friend and not emphasizing which of his friends he was going to see, but he let her know at least.Mama-Patrick walked down to Patrick's chamber to see him, and she saw he was pacing up and down like someone in deep turmoil.When Patrick had returned to the village recently, Mama-Patrick noticed her son had been in deep thought, not even wanting to eat her food, and she was becoming increasingly worried over what the problem could be.She wanted to ask her husband, but she knew he would definitely dismiss her and tell her, "Patrick's man