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Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod): 6:17pm On Jun 11, 2019
skubido:
Tanks for the update
You're so welcome..
Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod): 6:17pm On Jun 11, 2019
becca2017:
Following..
Thanks for the update
You're so welcome.
Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod): 6:17pm On Jun 11, 2019
kesmiraAutos:
Divepen1 nice piece. Weldone Weldone cool

Please mention me once you update. Thanks!
You're so welcome...
Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod): 6:17pm On Jun 11, 2019
Bridgovoks:
Thanks for the mention and update
You're welcome
Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod): 6:16pm On Jun 11, 2019
dammyd46:
two torn worlds ... feel your pain pastor. just wondering why the begging always seal the deal . biola, you have to fight it
I agree with you...
Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod):
Chapter 4
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John sat. She shifted back. The clock ticked on. The baby, Segun, cried into the room. Biola’s mind was made up about getting her child back. The two of them stared into the space. Then they shifted gazes and stared at themselves. She had dropped Lily at a daycare centre before heading for John's house that morning. She didn't mind caring for two children; she still had to get her baby back.
'Why now?' John said.
She swallowed. Her eyes darted towards the door. The curtain danced in the background. Her courage waned. Despite the fact she loved Kemi and her bestfriend, John, she couldn't take it anymore. Her eyes pinched her. Tears welled from them. And her face became wet.

' I can't stand it anymore. My breast yearn for the suck of a baby', she said.
He moved nearer. 'You can't do this to us. You'll kill her. You'll send her to an early grave'.
His voice, though not above whisper, came to her like a chainsaw, tearing every fibre in her.
'I want to come out with the truth. This lie… These… It’s killing me. Let me tell already and face the consequence. Let her know the baby is not her own', Biola blurted out. Her confidence returned.
John looked at the door that led to their room and went on his knees.
'Biola, if for no reason, please, remember the love I have for you'.
'No.'
'Please, I can't lose the two of you. I can't watch her also leave because of our deception'.
Tears poured down Biola's face. The air was cold. She must get her baby back. The only thing on her mind was her baby. She wiped the tears off her face.
'See... tell her. Tell her we exchanged her dead baby with my living one'.
'What dead baby?' Kemi said as she entered the room. 'Why are you kneeling?'
John turned to his wife and bared his teeth. 'We were only playing'.
Biola swallowed hard and nodded as she felt her heart bled. Tears were ready to flood her face. The baby's powder drifted into her nose. So, she coughed. 'We were just playing'.
But the feeling of foregoing this opportunity made her shudder. As if on fire, Biola rose. Everything was blurry. Her bloodstreams were on fire. She needed an outlet to help her tears escape. Her heart beat was faster than any air.
She brushed past Kemi. Her frail feature shouldn't have done so but it brushed Kemi's fat body anyway.
'What's wrong with you?' Kemi's voice trailed after her as she ran to the toilet. She held her breathe.
When she was sure the door was locked, she cried. As much as she tried not to make any noise, she groaned aloud.
'Biola', Kemi shouted from outside. She banged the door. 'What's wrong with you?'
She whimpered. Her lips trembled. Tears dripped down her face.
'Biola. Biola are you deaf? Can't you talk?' Kemi shouted and banged the door.
Biola shook her head.
'Leave her.' John said in a low tone.
'Don't tell me to leave her. Don't tell me to leave her at all.'
Biola held the basin. She just couldn't lose in two ways.
'Do you want people to say I'm a bad wife'.
'Go. I'll resolve it. She had a little issue with Uche'.
'But you people were playing just now'.
'Ehn... '.
Kemi hissed. 'Because the two of you are best friend doesn't mean others shouldn't know what's happening to you. We also care for you'.
She heard Kemi slippers slap the ground as she trotted off.
Biola held her tongue. Kemi had the man she ever loved and she also had her baby.
'Okay... 'She said, sniffing. 'But I have a little problem and I don't want...'
'You don't want her...' John said, and eyed the door. She nodded. 'Okay. Let's go to my car'.
Alright!’
John turned towards the door. 'Dear, we're coming; I'll want to show Biola something'.
'Ok! Please, remember to buy the Pampers'.
Biola moved ahead of John as she remembered all her life’s event and all the lovely days with Joy. She remembered how she relegated him to the friendzone, despite the glaring love they had for each other. He gave her everything- his time, money and life- but she just couldn't bring herself to watch herself love him. He was more than a friend to her. He was her brother.
She remembered things vividly, especially when he used an ungodly means to make her his own, when she could have embraced his love, how he fathered her first child, this child, Segun.



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Literature › Re: Be The Judge: A Client Vs A Nairaland Freelance Writer by Divepen1(mod): 7:02am On Jun 09, 2019
Firstly, you were lucky I made a mistake of removing your post, thinking it was an advert for something else. Then, your message to me made me go through the post and I discovered you were a member of the group created for Writers. which I'm also a member of.

I've gone through the chats and discovered you were to blame. As a friend of Akin Alabi, you should understand deadlines and order. Could you have made 1.5 Million from a job, as you claimed, if you stop your hand at dying minute?

You should have asked for verification before making him believe you've started.
Even if you couldn't meet up to ask for time. What you did there, claiming writing was spiritual, just shows how your spirit needs flogging. Any spirit that refuses to allow you do the right thing is demonic.
You're in the wrong here. And I'll so like the world to judge between you and the client, so I'm moving this to Literature section and sticking it. There, you can make your case.
Luckily, Winkmart has apportioned the blame of the other party to him for not replying. But I still support your buyer. Why will you bring up such claim on a deadline?
Literature › Re: The Dark Garden Of Hearts by Divepen1(mod): 10:01am On Jun 08, 2019
queenitee:
Divepen1 I've been trying to send you a mail without success *sad face* Where have you been?
You should have sent a Pm through Nairaland....


Don't mind me. I've been crazily busy. But I'll continue today or tomorrow.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Divepen1(m): 8:04pm On Jun 07, 2019
BascoVanVeli:
So the Ada babe from Norway is not playing at the world cup after all?
Yesooo
Literature › Re: Getting The Media's Attention Might Be The Only Book Marketing You Need! by Divepen1(mod): 1:57am On Jun 07, 2019
Haro makes sense. My issue is surfing through their list per day has made me send their messages to Spam corner. But seeing this now, I'll check them out again.
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Literature/Writing Ads › Re: Get Your Upwork Account Approved Instantly by Divepen1(mod): 7:27am On Jun 06, 2019
proof or something
Christianity Etc › Re: A Blind Spot In Superstring Theory by Divepen1(m): 9:47am On Jun 04, 2019
ivysunday:
why? you don't like it here?
Your posts are in that direction and should be there. Only fictions or thongs around fictions are allowed here...
Christianity Etc › Re: A Blind Spot In Superstring Theory by Divepen1(m): 8:15am On Jun 04, 2019
Always drop post in the religion section.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Divepen1(m): 7:40pm On Jun 02, 2019
zoboizee:
Falcons & weak teams. World cup defeat is loading.
Who is this one?

What league are you playing?
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Slovakia: Women's Friendly Match (3 - 0) Full Time by Divepen1(m): 5:54pm On Jun 02, 2019
FT' in Beltinci: Pomurje 0-3 Nigeria Super_Falcons wrapped up their pre-Women's World Cup buildup with a win against the Slovenian side.

18' Oshoala
26' Oshoala
91' Kanu

We're good to go!
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Slovakia: Women's Friendly Match (3 - 0) Full Time by Divepen1(m): 5:38pm On Jun 02, 2019
91' Gooooal!!! in Beltinci: Pomurje 0-3 Nigeria - Substitute @Ucheofficial30 got on the scoresheet at the death to extend the lead of the @NGSuper_Falcons.

#SoarSuperFalcons #Team9jastrong #FIFAWWC #Friendlies @FIFAWWC_NGA @thenff
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by Divepen1(m): 5:37pm On Jun 02, 2019
91' Gooooal!!! in Beltinci: Pomurje 0-3 Nigeria - Substitute @Ucheofficial30 got on the scoresheet at the death to extend the lead of the @NGSuper_Falcons.

#SoarSuperFalcons #Team9jastrong #FIFAWWC #Friendlies @FIFAWWC_NGA @thenff
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Slovakia: Women's Friendly Match (3 - 0) Full Time by Divepen1(m): 5:29pm On Jun 02, 2019
But it's 2-0

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Slovakia: Women's Friendly Match (3 - 0) Full Time by Divepen1(m): 5:27pm On Jun 02, 2019
Game's almost over....

Literature › Re: The Dog Attendant (T. D. A) [COUNTLESS Part 2]. A story By Darousmart Emmanuel. by Divepen1(mod): 9:09am On Jun 01, 2019
TemiGURL:
This part two isn't on front page yet? What are the mods doing?

Divepen1, Lalasticlala? This story is arguably the best on this forum. Do the needful ASAP.
Tag your supermods..
Literature › Re: Wow by Divepen1(mod): 9:01am On Jun 01, 2019
PrinceOFprince:
I no know for them o. This mods can be quite funny at times. Divepen1, I think he's joining the lot now.
mods don't have the power to push story to FP.
Family › Re: Help! Please, I Beat My Wife by Divepen1(m):
LilMissFavvy:
You are correct, I keep saying that the only reason men beat their wives or gf, Is because they know the women may not be able to fight back. If men and women had equal strength, men would always think twice before hitting a woman.
This is a wrong comparison. Most guys don't resort to insults, abuses, and curses when they are arguing with fellow guys. When they even do, it's not as bad as the ladies'. I'm not supporting the way he beats her but even a woman, in a Tvshow I saw of recent, pointed out that fact. You people should bridle your tongue and the men should tamp their anger.
Literature › Re: Public Notice: I Am Not Devilspen by Divepen1(mod): 12:51pm On May 29, 2019
queenitee:
I knew it grin wink smiley Your styles are different
That's just it....
Literature › Re: Public Notice: I Am Not Devilspen by Divepen1(mod): 12:51pm On May 29, 2019
germaphobe:
from day one i know you guys ain't the same, but i thought you were the one giving him tips on how to blow off ones mind with imagery and weird imagination
I guess he's a genius on his own..
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Literature › Re: Public Notice: I Am Not Devilspen by Divepen1(mod): 7:22am On May 29, 2019
Literature › Re: Public Notice: I Am Not Devilspen by Divepen1(mod): 7:22am On May 29, 2019
Bobosneh:
it's was always confusing for me sometimes I will have to rub my eyes to see I'm seeing right lol
lols

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