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Hungerbadoo I really appreciate you always checking in on me. You're truly exceptional ❤️. |
Step into a story of redemption, rediscovery, and unexpected love. If you’ve ever wondered whether the past can truly be left behind… Fractures and Flame will stir your soul and ignite your hope. Turn the page. Her healing begins here. Will yours? -- Please feel free to offer constructive criticism. I'm also working on a variety of projects, such as voicing animations, so I would update twice a week. Also, no silent readers. Many thanks. |
Copyright © 2025 Jessica Duru. All Rights Reserved. This document and its content are protected by copyright law. No part of this document may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner, except in the case of brief quotations for review or educational purposes, as permitted by copyright law. PROLOGUE God lives. Yes, He lives. His spirit endures throughout generations, for He is God." The pastor's voice echoed from the pulpit as I nodded in affirmation of his words. He lives, I thought, half teary-eyed. Fifteen years. Fifteen long years spent in the world, but now I was back. Back to Him, never to go astray again. I didn't even realize when I shouted, "Hallelujah!" All eyes were on me. I could make out Mom's watchful eyes from the sea of people that were staring at me. I hadn't even noticed I had risen from my chair. My heart was glowing with joy. I could also see Mom's proud smile; the one that revealed she had never been prouder than she was in that moment. Her daughter was back; her baby-the one the demon once had a hold on. I gave a nervous smile and sat back down, but it felt good to shout it out. Hallelujah! He has delivered me. Joyous tears ran down my cheeks. The little girl beside me looked at me like I had gone insane. And yes, she was right! I was insanely in Christ. Before my deliverance-before my freedom from sin-I was an addict. The kind every parent warns their children about. A drug addict, a porn addict, and even a master criminal. I couldn't go a day without doing the things that gladdened my heart. They stuck to me like a plague, like an odorous smell that lingered even after you'd washed yourself clean. My addiction to porn started when I was 12. Poor, innocent me had no idea what I was up against. My cousin, Eliza, had visited during the holidays and exposed me to her adult rituals. She was much older than me-six years older-but we got along well. She was the complete opposite of what Mom thought of her. A wolf dressed in sheep's clothing. At night, when the lights went out and everyone was asleep, she'd turn on her laptop and get right to it. The worst of all beasts. Masturbation. At that time, I had no idea what it was. We shared the same bedroom, though not the same bed, which gave me the opportunity to watch while she indulged in sin's deceiving pleasure. She was unaware that I lay silently in bed, pretending to be fast asleep while she worked herself out until sleep came. It wasn't until one day- the day my cup was full-that I realized she wasn't as clueless as I had thought. I thought I was smart, but she was one step ahead of me, even smarter. "I know you're awake," her voice made me freeze. "Don't be shy," she said to my utter surprise. "Well, come on." Fear and surprise gripped me as she called me over. "Come on..." My body vibrated with reluctance as I slowly lifted myself from the bed. "I want you to watch, too-" My cousin, whom Mom trusted so much and whom I had once looked up to, turned out to be the villain in my gut-wrenching, yet heart-lifting story.
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Hungerbadoo:Lol. Thank you, dear. |
Hungerbadoo:Lol. Thank you, dear. I really appreciate everything ❤️. |
Hungerbadoo:Awwn, thank you, love. I really appreciate ❤️ |
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A special someone asked me to make this into a book, but I can be lazy when it comes to writing novels. Oh my Hungerbadoo I've seen you enjoy stories. Come read, but it's a short story ooo. No other parts, lolzzzzz. Much love ❤️ |
Hungerbadoo:It's a short story lolzzzzz. And gosh, I didn't know I left this here. Thought I had taken down the story. Thanks for your comment, dear |
This is the 89th short story in my collection, and I would appreciate your feedback. I understand that many of you on Nairaland dislike short stories, but I hope you will give this one a chance by reading it. Thank you so much.
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Couldn't think of a perfect title for the story, so bear ![]() Video link to background music 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg0QBuXU_TM?si=W9ivFpxu6YKHSj2k The bell at St. Patrick's Cathedral chimed, signalling the time. We didn't need anyone to tell us what to do next as we hurried back into our homes, making sure our doors were closed. ‘You think everybody made it in this time?’ asked Charlie, my husband. ‘I don’t know, Charles. Quit breathing on the back of my neck,’ I shrugged angrily, rubbing my hand on the doorknob. My hands were trembling, and I couldn't bring myself to leave the door. It was like this whenever it was nearing dusk, and we were rarely given a choice. 'Oh, I really hope no one dies this time,' Charles breathed behind me, expressing his nervousness. He was the weak one, while I was the one who never showed fear. But God, I was dying inside, but I couldn't show it. All I cared about was the day passing without any casualties. ‘Wait. Where’s Mary?’ I asked, terrified, realising it was just us. Mary was my sister’s child. She had her when she was fourteen and fled with her lover while she left us in charge. The girl was nowhere in sight. ‘That pig…!’ I snarled, knowing she was outside. She knew we all had to stay inside once the church bell rang, as it signalled danger. ‘I thought she was with you?’ I turned to look at the annoying figure who claimed to be my husband. He was undoubtedly going to get it. ‘You fucker, don’t start with me!’ I growled and gave him an angry stare. 'Well, someone has got to get her.' I shot him another look, which he understood. ‘No, no. I'm not going anywhere,' he said, lifting his hands in the air to show he wasn't completely on board with the plan. ‘Coward.’ I scoffed, then reached for the rifle beside me and opened the door. ‘And just when I thought the man of the house would finally step up,' He shrugged and took a step backward. 'Wait here.' He attempted to speak, 'Um, dear...' 'Be quiet, you crackbrain.' I hushed him and stepped outside. Even though I despised Mary, my heart still couldn't let her go. I needed to find her but had to move quickly. I took a deep breath and walked quietly, ignoring the fresh breeze that blew my auburn hair back and forth. ‘Where the hell could she be?’ I saw no sign of her, not even a single soul. The street was empty, and the entire area was extremely quiet. I bet if someone threw a pin, people nearby and beyond could hear it just right. I walked quietly along the sidewalk. My heart was racing, pulling me backward towards my small cabin. But I couldn't go back without Mary. Not that I couldn't if I wanted, but she was family. My blood. I wasn't going to let her pay for her mother's sins, much less let her die. I wanted to yell out her name in the hopes that she would hear me, but my mouth was completely shut. My throat was clogged, as if it had been held in place to prevent me from making a sound. ‘Aunt Theresa…?’ I heard a voice. It sounded just like Mary. Oh, no! I had turned and looked in the direction where they wanted me. No, no. I could hear them now. They were getting closer. Run, Theresa. Run! It was all I could think about as I stood motionless, making no effort to run. Run! Then I suddenly regained consciousness. ‘Bleep this!’ I said in a more aggressive tone, as if I was back in my body, albeit partially scared. ‘Charles...!’ I called as I started running back. The door was still tightly shut, and I was almost ready to mount the porch, still waiting for an answer from my husband inside. ‘Charles!’ I swear I had tripped several times while getting back up on the porch, yearning to be inside. ‘Charles!’ Still no response. I banged on the door, begging to be let in, but I was being punished for all my terrible deeds. ‘Charles, please…’ I begged, but no response came. 'How nice to join us, Theresa Jones.' I shut my eyes, dreading not looking while still banging on the door. 'Goddamn you, Charles! Open the door! ‘How very nice…’ Their sinister laughter was all I could hear, and it was the very last.
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Hungerbadoo:I removed the story lol. How are you, dear? |
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Hungerbadoo: Mostly offline o... my dear |
Hungerbadoo:Thank you, dear. And thank you for mentioning me. I appreciate ❤️ |
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Hungerbadoo: I'm single. |
Hungerbadoo:I'm a girl lol |
dodoatirice:Happy new year. Welcome back!!! |
Hungerbadoo:Hiii. Happy new year. It's been a long time |
Video link 👇https://youtube.com/shorts/pqRGe7k2qig?si=zsdObZteQX9aMkHq Those who are interested can click on the link to listen to the story.
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ACHALA THE OLD WOMAN Video Link 👉 https://youtube.com/shorts/bVMYyGV8Y3Q?si=SAIXv1B24KfmxO3H |
Also watch THE CONFESSION if you're interested Video Link 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGJRB2Zp1H8?si=RmJg95Nlv-vEpsmN |
A short story Property of Jessica Duru. Video link 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odIbiNrhf8U?si=F_UdLFuAlGJeFVtF [
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