When you see two young teenagers falling in love, it is your duty as an adult to talk to them. Most of the time they don't have sense of their own; so you have to lend them yours.

Immediately after my WAEC, I went for computer training in one of those roadside computer schools.

There was this girl, Charity, an O' Level holder, who was also taking the training.

After each training, we'd stay behind and learn on our own.

As Charity and I became closer, we fell in love.

The guy who was tutoring us, Uncle Sam, was in his final year in the university at the time.

One fateful day, Uncle Sam called me and said something that I'd never forget.

This was what he said, word for word:

"David! Being in a serious relationship with the opposite sex at this age is not a good idea. You have a great future, one mistake and you'd spend the rest of your life paying for it."

The computer training center had two branches. Uncle Sam went to the extent of writing a transfer letter to have me moved to the other branch. He said I wouldn't concentrate if I was seeing Charity every day.

I bless the day I met Uncle Sam. People like him are rare on this planet.

The following day I called Charity and told her I needed some space.

She tried to reach me for a while but all thanks to Uncle Samuel, I was able to put her away.

Whenever we met we'd just give each other a 'Hi, and how far' greeting.
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Today I stumbled on her pre-wedding photos.

By December she's getting married to Uncle Sam.

Inside life �
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