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OlufemiWhit:
This Edet go be better mechanic oooo......I don suspect suspect say dis story go soon end

errtin wey start gahz end nah

collinometricx:
i trust gh0st ni she go just break yhur head with one her high heels chikina

you don't know my bae sir, she doesn't wear heels

Thanks ma'am. That was warm, and enlightening!
Now I know what to do to get my crush, gh0sts the anonymous corper. Nah to carry bagco bags full for her doormouth in Langtan North!

Daniel badass, Tayo lovecrazed, Chidera confused dick choper* I didn't type the above please*

OlufemiWhit:
Biade warn yaself for dah place ooo.....nd get baq on Ya thread and gimme updates.....you dhy here dhy dive

lol, A man in love rarerly updates sir, but being that my girl is a nobel lauret herself, she'l inspire me and I'll definitely drop sontin tmao.

Loneliness could be fun until Biade Fola comes to mind...
By the way, I used to hate noise, me and myself used to be my bestfriend but this changed the day dived in love with you! People could whine and wail, but the butterlies inside my belly sings me melodies*

Gucciqueen38:
Hmmm

bae, hope it's not getting too sorry for you.

RolaDiva:
Just viewing this...
Following... Got ur back dear

Thanks ma'am, my appreciation huge gan!

heryoub22:
Boring keh?? We dnt mind if u will be dropping 3 chapters per day. Winks

I go try to not disappoint.

Cadec007:
eiyaaah poor him

Life is what happens when shit happens

OlufemiWhit:
Izz noh boring ooo...I dhy feel am gan

Okay, tankyu sir

The separation was inevitable and they both felt the pain of it but they decided it will not be for long. She will soon be mobilized for NYSC service. They would meet again.

For the first time in months they realized they didn’t have each other’s phone number. They never needed it. The funny thing was as Hadiza saved her number on Jaye’s phone, she saw another contact saved with her name but the number was incomplete, just 080.

“What is this?” she asked showing Jaye the contact. Jaye smiled as he remembered how he had saved the number. He was wondering why it hadn’t disappeared with the broken SIM but realized he had saved it in the phone memory. He was still smiling when Hadiza asked again “I said, what is this?”

“I had the impression you were a fool that day and was not completely wrong” She said laughing after Jaye had told her the story behind the contact.

“But you so, so wrong, the number begins with 070 not 080” she added jokingly.

“Ok. Let’s start afresh. My name is Jaye. I want to know you better. Maybe we can start from your phone number.” Jaye teased extending his hand for a hand shake.

“Sorry I don’t tell my name to strangers but maybe I can sacrifice my number.” They both laughed as they prepared for the time apart.

The next day the father and daughter left Akwanga for Kukuri in Yobe state. But the day after, sad news broke and shook Boulevard High School to its root and Jaye even to the bones and veins. The vehicle the father and daughter travelled in had an accident and Mr Salisu was reported to have died on the spot but no report whatsoever about Hadiza, whether she was dead or alive.

Jaye profusely dialled her number but to no avail. It didn't ring. He resorted to hope and expectation. He hoped she wasn’t dead and expected she would call one day. Maybe she was in a coma somewhere. She would definitely reach him once she was well, he hoped.

He waited days and nights, expecting a call from her. It was a cruel moment for him. One he hoped was just a dream but sadly was not. His world was tearing apart. He couldn’t handle the emotional rollercoaster. His life veered from the anger of betrayal to the Joy of true love to the deep pain of separation and now, the torment of the not knowing what was actually up with the love of his life. It was getting him close to insanity.

READ THE NEXT HERE http://biadefola.com.ng/2018/02/switched-story-of-fierce-battle-between-desperate-infatuation-and-true-love-11/

BUY THE WHOLE STUFF HERE https://www.okadabooks.com/book/about/switched/17272

HOPE THE STORY IS NOT TOO BORING??

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TEN

Jaye felt great, like he had never been. It was the sweetest experience he had ever had. There was no way he could feel bad. All that madness about what his friend did were long gone. He would even call them, had he not impulsively broken his SIM card and he was not someone very good with numbers. He didn’t even know his own phone number.

He was now thankful for what his friends did. In a way they had enabled him to be free of the guilt he would have felt for loving up with someone else at the expense of Rihanat. Even at that, he felt they deserve the punishment. After all, they were his friends. They were supposed to be loyal.

The punishment took a toll on his friends, since they didn’t know how or what he felt, they concluded that he had deliberately excommunicated them and had dire feelings for their role in decision.

“Maybe I shouldn't have been that close to Adams.” Rihanat continuously blamed herself.

“I messed up” Adams would think… his thoughts vibrating in his head even louder than the sound of his word would.

It was just a prank but things would have been better had he not played it. Only if he could undo all he had done would he feel any better.
Not just Adams and Rihanat, but everyone regretted the role they played in the issue.

“That was very stupid of me.” David thought anytime he tried to rework his involvement in the stupid prank. He was always worried about how Jaye was faring. This was probably why he didn’t want to go into relationships, he thought. It gross, the prank the pulled.

Thinking about it, would he really take that with Bisi? Maybe not, but even Jaye should at least demand some explanation. He went back and forth but always ended up blaming his role in it.

With all the upset and anger gone, having been fully briefed, even Bisi felt stupid. She had acted on impulse and the result didn’t feel right at all. She blew it all out of proportion. If she hadn’t made that call, perhaps Jaye would have been less upset and might have taken it easy. She blamed everyone else and blamed herself even more.

The feeling was uniform. They had collectively ruined the relationship. They had bond Jaye & Rihanat and they had disbanded them.

“We should correct this ugly mistake.” Adams said to David one day. More like an order than a suggestion. He still loved Rihanat but couldn’t bear the sad face she carried around every time.

David was surprised by the suggestion. He was sipping soya milk and almost spilled it when Adams spoke. He momentarily paused the drinking probably due to the surprise or to avoid the impediment to what he was going to say.

“How?” he asked gulping his milk drink. “Do you know anywhere he is in Nassarawa?” The tone was more like a statement than a question.
The question put Adams do-good-resolve to dim. He was not sure too.

“I guess we keep trying his number then or pray he comes home.” He aversely offered.

sheikshegetto:
I'm fine bro... Sorry, was thinking all the traveling will end with january....hopefully if all goes well this weekend I'll get back to updating.

Well today is thursday, a waitress is leaning where i'm waiting for the next update.

Hantonia:
tanks bar sch is nt giving me time ow

Wish u success in ur academics ma'am

Cadec007:
Very Nice story. Pls i want to become a humble follower mention me in your nxt episodes. Tanx

Will definitely do sir

Hantonia:
I try and create time 2 read

It shud worth ur while ma'am

kerenjay:
Ride on. U r settling ur debt.

lol, which debt ma'am?

Chigold121:
Tanx for the mention, pls don't allow kunle and snake to die like that pls

Actor no dey die nah

Sexyolori:
this man u have so much faith in urself,maybe there's something giving u ds faith.issokay,my asoebi is ready n waiting

When I know watam doing

bimberry1307:
@biadefolar, I didn't know you had it in you. so all your pranks on other people's thread are not for nothing. well done.

Thanks ma'am. I'm nothing but a keyboard on the table of the litragods*** The pranks tho, I'm looking forward to pranking you some day***

LadyGoddiva:
The breeze would blow her into the well and she’d still be alive to tell this story?

with the small body, she can't drown... floating go tire her. The wind can even enter the well and blow her out

GOOD MORNING GOOD PEOPLE

Nine

His friends expected him back home but Jaye had other plans. He wasn’t planning a homecoming. He settled into his new environment albeit very slowly. He spoke very little with people. He ignored even the beautiful Hadiza, whenever they bumped into each other he simply gave a nod and walked pass.
Not that he no more found her attractive just that the recent event had made him detest all form of intimacy. He simply went his way and greeted curtly anytime greeting was necessary. He would say “Hi” without stopping or looking at her in the face. She always replied in the same vein.

It continued that way until one Sunday evening when Mr. Salisu invited him over to watch a football match with him. It was always a big challenge for him to watch football with his daughter around. She preferred films and music. He knew she won’t object or argue with him if he had an outsider with him. The plan worked. It was two against one and Jaye actually enjoyed the experience. It was his first time out of the shell in which he had caved himself. Mixing with people looked like a whole new experience for him. It felt like a breath of fresh air.

The football match especially was thoroughly satisfying for him. Commentary was clear and audible since there weren’t the loud and inconsistent arguments known with commercial viewing centres. On top of all, the result favoured his favoured team. He looked forward to the following week.

What would have been the icing on the cake was delicious food Hadiza prepared while the guys watched football but the moment Jaye saw her preparing to serve, he eloped into his room.

Mr. Salisu insisted that he be served anyways and made Hadiza take the food to him.

“Who’s there?” Jaye asked, his heart almost jumping out of his chest. Who could it be? He looked around his room and saw how messy it was. A feeling of embarrassment washed over him.

“It’s me, Hadiza. I brought you food” she said as the door opened.

He slightly opened the door and wriggled his hand through the opening.

“Thanks” he said as he took the food plate.

“I will be back for the plate” she said as she went wondering what was wrong with him.

Men are strange beings, one moment they crave you, the other they shy away, she thought as she went.

Jaye savoured every bit of the yam and fried egg. It was so tasteful that he wanted more. Yam and egg was his favourite but this was the best he had ever tasted. When Hadiza came for the plates, he forgot about his messy room and found his tongue.

“Did you cook it” he asked.

“Who else would it have been? It’s only Dad and I around” she replied wondering why he had to ask such a silly question.

“Well, you’re a very good cook. Yam and egg is actually my favourite but this is the best I ever tasted” he announced.

“Really?” she asked as her eyes wandered through the messy room.

Then Jaye threw a proposal at her

“Since you’re so good at this, we could strike a deal. You do something like this for me every weekend”

“And I will get what in return?” Hadiza asked shrewdly.

“You will get to eat from it too” he offered.

“What if it’s not my own favourite food? You have to give a better offer” she said in a seemingly serious tone.

As if he had to arrive at some make or mar decision, he ate the spoon he was holding and looked pensively serious. Hadiza looked at him and grinned “This guy is just stupid…. and funny” she thought, remembering the motor park experience.

“Ok, how about you watch movies on my laptop anytime I watch soccer with your Dad?” he finally arrived.

She played along. She carried a meditating face for a few seconds and finally gave her response. “Sounds fair, it’s a deal for now”

From that moment on, they wouldn’t look back. Their friendship waxed stronger. They talked about everything, shared everything. She figured out, the guy was not so stupid after all.

Mr Salisu noticed their closeness but he didn’t mind because he never knew her daughter to be wayward. She was a smart young lady. He never saw her with a boy and that fact was beginning to get him worried. He had feared she could be a lesbian.

His people in Yobe had rebuked him countless times for marrying a Yoruba Christian and almost asked for his head when he allowed their only daughter to be educated, they were especially mad at the fact that the girl had to go to Yoruba land for the schooling. So it was a welcome development that she finally was close to a boy. After all, the boy seemed nice too.

Despite his relief, he still gave her one or two words of warning once in a while.

“The boy is nice and handsome, but please be careful” he would say.

“Oh Dad please. We are just friends” she would always reply.

Jaye didn’t want to fall in love again and Hadiza would never go into an intimate relationship, at least not yet. She believed, if she allowed herself to be tamed by emotion. She might end up a slave to it. They both knew their wants and limits. It couldn’t ever go beyond friendship.

Their heads opted for a no-love-stories relationship but their hearts had different ideas. The hearts wanted to fall in love like a scuba diver. The heads said no, but the hearts relentlessly resisted.

The heads eventually lost the battle and they plunged into love. It all started with just one kiss. Jaye had relentlessly resisted the urge to claim her ever attractive pink lips in his but that evening his defence was breached.

He thought he was taking chances but decided to go it all out anyway, and it was worth it. The swirling of the soft wet lips, taste of the lips gloss she wore, the way her tongue wriggled against his, the feeling of her warm breath moisturizing his face, all seized his senses.

Her hands fumbled around his neck and he felt the succulence of her breasts as they pressed against his chest. He had never felt so aroused before. Though his eyes were closed, everything was so vivid and he wished the moment could remain… forever.

The moment did not remain forever but many more of it was to be replicated and that first moment opened the floodgate of affection and want. At the peak of it they already knew they both wanted each other and eventually it was no more a matter of saying it. They both knew they were in love… intoxicatingly so.

Hadiza may not have wanted to fall in love but she realised eventually it was not so bad. In fact it was a beautiful thing, and Jaye, he couldn’t believe the feeling he was having. The way love really felt was amazing. If you haven’t met the right person, you think loving is not worth it. He would say to himself anytime he had the chance.

The next drop is here http://biadefola.com.ng/2018/02/switched-story-of-fierce-battle-between-desperate-infatuation-and-true-love-10/

The whole book at https://www.okadabooks.com/book/about/switched/17272

sheikshegetto:
I'm here im here, took me long enough but better late than never... Thanks for the mention bro, putting on my project fame judge glasses... Be prepared to be scrutinized...so far I'm enjoying this impatience might soon take me down to okadabooks...good job bruh.

Tanzalot sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To hear that itisa gud job from a guru like you... my bololo dey burst! who I be not to be ready for your scrutiny? i beg fire my ass, i wan become better o jare!

ssogundele:
Shewrote, you got me addicted to your story and that's a sigh of a good writer.
Pls kindly update o before we put your case before the council of elders here in nairaland.

She wrote lol

Yot got me scared dear, I almost thought the wind blew you into the welL! Anyways, don't mind the winds and its threats against ur small body. It's ur kunkulu body that drew me in the first place.

Sexyolori:
u think so?u just might be shocked.

*Might*

Gucciqueen38:
My dear, you three much

Thanks mon sweetie, ... U're sweet 4lyf

kerenjay:
All the Chelsea fans, accept my halfhearted sympathy. Dem beat u wella 4:1 Take heart. The Lord is ur strength.

lol, Bakayoko is awa wiknez

kerenjay:
Following

Thanks man, I owe you more updates

sleekyskillz:
I culdnt agree any more... may d best man win n may d odds be 4eva in ur favor

The odds are my paternal uncles, favouring me is a given!