Seun: @sauer: If you have a good story, send it to me. I'll put it on the home page right away. You need not be jealous. If Umari Ayim's stories were not really good, they would not have made the home page. We worked with her to pick the most marketable short stories in her collection (her stories are all great), and the response so far suggests that our judgement was not compromised by our admiration of her person. If you have good stories on marketable topics, send them to me. I will post them right away!

sauer:
NL is not Seun's property no more! if Seun for one second thinks it is,

sauer:
then NL has gotten (and will get) nowhere. Twitter, fb, and other serious SN sites, btw, are moving away from being personal property in order to be more successful.

fellis:
I believe he does.

tellwisdom: Bro, pls whats the story about. I dont seem to understand why these people are going gaga here. Shey na because na seun post the story, aby d story sweet? Aby dem dey try seek familiarity from the CEO. Confused.org

TisaBone: Read my story entitled[i] An Inner City Romance[/i]...It has all that you are looking for in a book. Suspense, Romance,Violence,and Intrigue.

Inner City Romance: The Story a Cold Blooded Killer and How His Heart was Stolen.

Synopsis

There is Romeo, and then there is Juliet. Fast foward to 21st century Baltimore, Maryland, where crime is high and life is cheap. In the midst of this war zone, two souls are united. He is a self made drug lord. She is a beautiful victim of circumstances thrust into a world where innocence is a liability. In spite of it all, both are survivors. Two lives have become intertwined, and an unlikely love blossoms. But can this love survive,as a rose that has managed to grow through the concrete? Or will it be trampled upon? Can this love persevere? Only fate knows.

sauer:
The story is just some flurry tale about a girl who starts to fall in love with one of her kidnappers. It's the classic Stockholm syndrome, albeit occurring over no less than a few hours. The kidnapper in this tangle of love eventually surfaces at the girl's front door after a brief while upon her freedom, suggesting therefore a possible romance between the two afterwards. It's a story by some new writer called Umari Ayim, and Seun has posted it on here possibly because he admires her or her writing, but certainly least because he intends to draw more contributors to an already over-populated romance section.

The story is just some flurry tale about a girl who starts to fall in love with one of her kidnappers. It's the classic Stockholm syndrome, albeit occurring over no less than a few hours. The kidnapper in this tangle of love eventually surfaces at the girl's front door after a brief while upon her freedom, suggesting therefore a possible romance between the two afterwards. It's a story by some new writer called Umari Ayim, and Seun has posted it on here possibly because he admires her or her writing, but certainly least because he intends to draw more contributors to an already over-populated romance section.

Seun must be yanshing her. who knows

lola.luv:



To tell you the truth, I don't think the writer considered that a psychological condition could be responsible for her heroine's falling for her kidnapper. She was only writing a tale where a girl falls for her handsome kidnapper....hmmmn! I think she writes well, though. Just that this particular storyline isn't a new one. We've seen it in countless romance novels, movies and stuff....

lola.luv:



To tell you the truth, I don't think the writer considered that a psychological condition could be responsible for her heroine's falling for her kidnapper. She was only writing a tale where a girl falls for her handsome kidnapper....hmmmn! I think she writes well, though. Just that this particular storyline isn't a new one. We've seen it in countless romance novels, movies and stuff....

obo_man: too long.



I will come and read it after my exams.