This Jay of a man is a disappointment....anyways that's just men for u, typical of them! You cannot sacrifice for them ra ra! Good work candy!

crislyn:
This Jay of a man is a disappointment....anyways that's just men for u, typical of them! You cannot sacrifice for them ra ra! Good work candy!

Perchance,are You Christianah from Ughelli(Delta state)?

candy:

What they are

It's a joking stuvs o

Abi na AFrican magic?

@All, update in a bit...had a busy week. All you lovely people are appreciated.

If I hear? I reserve my comment.
Well kudos to you beebe

Skimpledawg:
Charlie, Wats the level

Tight and u?

Perfectionist11:


Perchance,are You Christianah from Ughelli(Delta state)?

Lol....I'm Christiana but I'm not the one from Ughelli.

Half story

crislyn:

Lol....I'm Christiana but I'm not the one from Ughelli.

Oh!..the resemblance is overwhelming..& to think Your name is also Christy??..thanks tho.

Perfectionist11:


Oh!..the resemblance is overwhelming..& to think Your name is also Christy??..thanks tho.

see toasting...... Just pm her jawe nd stop asking jamb question

cyndylove64:
see toasting...... Just pm her jawe nd stop asking jamb question

Men!

Kip it cuming babe, following

Intresting piece candy. following

cyndylove64:
see toasting...... Just pm her jawe nd stop asking jamb question

Lol..You're funny..I'm not the type that beats about the bush.

Perfectionist11:


Oh!..the resemblance is overwhelming..& to think Your name is also Christy??..thanks tho.

She must be twin from another mother.

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EIGHT

He looked at Liz on the bed beside him, propped on a pillow, wide awake and deep in thought. She looked five years older than she had been last two months, the corners of her eyes creased with pain lines. He felt bad for her.

“Liz,” He placed his hand on her shoulder gently. “I’m sorry I wasn’t there to help you with Darasimi.”

“Really?” She asked quietly, facing him. “Is that the most important thing now? You’ve slept outside this house three out of seven nights this week alone”

“It’s the business, Liz. At least the house is painted now, you have a new set of furniture. Are you not happy that my business is finally doing fine?”

“But you are not there for your children. Our daughter raised her voice at me because I told her to stop seeing that boy.” She said in an emotion laden voice.

He drew closer to her. “Then let her see him, Liz.”

“Not when he brings her home by 10pm every night!”

“I don’t think Paul is that bad.”

“You even know his name.”

“I do my research.”

She looked at him for a moment, then asked, “You sound different, look different and act different lately. What have you been up to, Johnson Jayeola?”

“Nothing.” He shrugged. He sensed that Liz was aware he wasn’t telling the truth. Immediately he retreated and shut down. He wasn’t quite ready to engage her in word battle and didn’t want to alert her to the fact that another woman is in the picture. “Get some sleep, woman.”

Liz wiped her tear-stained eyes and leaned back on her pillow. “Before, I was angry at our daughter’s new defiant behaviour. Now I’m scared. She’s going astray and there is nothing I can do about it because of your new attitude of defending her against all odds.”

“She’s my daughter, Liz. I know what’s best for her.”

“I always thought she was ‘our’ daughter.” She said finally.

“I’m sorry it came out that way, Darasimi is as much your daughter as she is mine. Besides, we have to start getting used to the fact that her birth mother can come and look for her anytime.”

An awkward silence enveloped the room after Otunba’s words. Liz shook her head continuously as the tears flowed freely.


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This man is a goat! Candy plz make sure he suffers with that stupid woman Ella...there's no forgiveness here o.

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Otunba sprinted up the stairs to Ella’s office in unrestrained anger. He had driven down to Lagos in a fury. He opened the door of her office without acknowledging the secretary’s greetings.

“Oh, look who is here.” Ella said with a smile.

“What is this, Ella?” He handed her a printed email, the subject of his unscheduled visit to Lagos this Monday morning.

“Sit down, sweetheart.” Ella walked over to him and held his hands, looking at him apologetically. “I thought this was a better way.”

“Otunba snatched his hands from hers in anger. “I told you to let me handle this my way. How dare you send an email to my daughter, telling her you are her birth mother? You only forgot to tell her you dumped her two weeks after you brought her into this world.”

“I’ve tried meeting her to chat with her several times, but she has always avoided my advances, courtesy of your miserable wife,” She said in anger. “I need her to enjoy my wealth.”

“Look, it’s okay. But I’d appreciate it if you allow me handle it from here. Believe me, I've already set the machineries in motion at home.” Otunba said uneasily. Isabella had the key to everything he dreamt of. The good cars, the big houses, the trips abroad. That exotic beauty. The good life. Liz on the other hand was a complete woman; a good wife, a good mother, a good friend and confidant, but satisfied with poverty. He was not. For two months now, his life had witnessed a beautiful turn around and he was determined to keep it that way. If it meant tolerating some of Ella’s excesses, then so be it.

Ella smiled seductively. “That’s okay, I trust you.”

“And you are looking so sexy today. Hope you are not trying to attract other men.”

Ella simply smiled and shrugged her shoulders in response.

Otunba looked at the sexy woman who held his hands. ‘If only Liz is half as stunning as you are.’ He thought as he kissed Ella deeply in the mouth. Her lips felt so soft he shuddered with desire. Sometimes, he felt like he was remotely controlled by Ella.

Ella cat-walked to the shelves that lined a large part of the walls of her office, pulled out an envelope from one of the top shelves, rummaged through and handed him his travelling passport. “Here, we start our tour of the world from New York City.”


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candy:

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Otunba sprinted up the stairs to Ella’s office in unrestrained anger. He had driven down to Lagos in a fury. He opened the door of her office without acknowledging the secretary’s greetings.

“Oh, look who is here.” Ella said with a smile.

“What is this, Ella?” He handed her a printed email, the subject of his unscheduled visit to Lagos this Monday morning.

“Sit down, sweetheart.” Ella walked over to him and held his hands, looking at him apologetically. “I thought this was a better way.”

“Otunba snatched his hands from hers in anger. “I told you to let me handle this my way. How dare you send an email to my daughter, telling her you are her birth mother? You only forgot to tell her you dumped her two weeks after you brought her into this world.”

“I’ve tried meeting her to chat with her several times, but she has always avoided my advances, courtesy of your miserable wife,” She said in anger. “I need her to enjoy my wealth.”

“Look, it’s okay. But I’d appreciate it if you allow me handle it from here. Believe me, I've already set the machineries in motion at home.” Otunba said uneasily. Isabella had the key to everything he dreamt of. The good cars, the big houses, the trips abroad. That exotic beauty. The good life. Liz on the other hand was a complete woman; a good wife, a good mother, a good friend and confidant, but satisfied with poverty. He was not. For two months now, his life had witnessed a beautiful turn around and he was determined to keep it that way. If it meant tolerating some of Ella’s excesses, then so be it.

Ella smiled seductively. “That’s okay, I trust you.”

“And you are looking so sexy today. Hope you are not trying to attract other men.”

Ella simply smiled and shrugged her shoulders in response.

Otunba looked at the sexy woman who held his hands. ‘If only Liz is half as stunning as you are.’ He thought as he kissed Ella deeply in the mouth. Her lips felt so soft he shuddered with desire. Sometimes, he felt like he was remotely controlled by Ella.

Ella cat-walked to the shelves that lined a large part of the walls of her office, pulled out an envelope from one of the top shelves, rummaged through and handed him his travelling passport. “Here, we start our tour of the world from New York City.”


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Abidx22:

Don't you ever, I repeat never you try this thing another time

Candy, coman continue o

Abidx22:

*hands Abidx22 a roll of tissue*

Skimpledawg:

Don't you ever, I repeat never you try this thing another time

Why na?

crislyn:
This man is a goat! Candy plz make sure he suffers with that stupid woman Ella...there's no forgiveness here o.

Don't mind him jor.

candy:



Why na?

Quoting the whole of your post just to drop 5 weeping emoticons...how does that make sense please

I almost thought it was another post from you.

Abeg drop more abeg...na long throat I dey ejoo

Skimpledawg:

Quoting the whole of your post just to drop 5 weeping emoticons...how does that make sense please

I almost thought it was another post from you.

Otunba shaa, he's playing a game of fire that will definitely leave him with burns.... sighs

handelex:
Otunba shaa, he's playing a game of fire that will definitely leave with burns.... sighs

And I hope he gets burned so badly he will never heal.

Abidx22:

why u go quote the whole thing

Devil is knocking on your door Otunba

ikombe:
why u go quote the whole thing

see as all of you just dey shack abidx,....

candy:

nice piece you've gat here mam..more grace,wisdom from God

Chaii epain me for otunba dint he rememba hw she left im wit a new born child see hw hez allowing money blind im hez forsaking his faithful wife hez gonna regret it

harameede99:
Chaii epain me for otunba dint he rememba hw she left im wit a new born child see hw hez allowing money blind im hez forsaking his faithful wife hez gonna regret it

shey na MONEY you dey talk about like that?am damn sure if you are the one in that position,you will do same.don't blame him ooo,only 10% in nigeria won't fall into that trap

harameede99:
Chaii epain me for otunba dint he rememba hw she left im wit a new born child see hw hez allowing money blind im hez forsaking his faithful wife hez gonna regret it

shey na MONEY you dey talk about like that?am damn sure if you were in his shoes,you will do same.don't blame him ooo,only 10% in nigeria won't fall into that trap

jupitre:


shey na MONEY you dey talk about like that?am damn sure if you were in his shoes,you will do same.don't blame him ooo,only 10% in nigeria won't fall into that trap

even if i get tempted all i av to tink of is all that has apend frm wen she left me nd my present faithful wife