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olanshile2016:The work load on my neck could wreck the tallest building in Dubai... In other news, I will pick up my pen and start wielding it on the walls of NL... |
Ehn Ehn, so my name sef show for here... Guess amma grab my pen again o... |
Despirado121:Send me a mail to onasanyaisrael@gmail.com |
rioemmanuel:Go ahead, but send me a mail on onasanyaisrael@gmail.com or ping me on whatzapp: 07066684063 |
Despirado121:The complete story is on okadabooks.com, just search for the title of the book... |
Eze2000:Went thru your work and I could easily tell you're good... Not all good writers are known... |
Nice Start... |
Freeezzz:Twas a long absence... I won't keep you thirty or hungry... |
kodded:Thankz Bro... |
Idrhas:He is here Sir... I will drop the summary of each episode today... I have no power on my system... Pls bear with me... I'm here to stay... |
Idrhas:That I will do in no time... Thankz for been there... |
kingphilip:I gladly will... |
EPISODE 32 (THE WELCOME-BACK EPISODE DEDICATED TO KINGPHILIP AND IDRHAS ET AL) Screeeech! The driver of the black BMW sport jeep stepped on the brake, quickly, as it almost hit a teenage girl who hawked oranges on the pedestrian part of the road. The uncontrollable screaming from fearful eye-witnesses rent the air, and before nosy people could gather around, the driver zoomed off. They had no time to waste. The time Desmond ordered them to return with his culprit ticked on closer to a lost mission. Now Ireti turned the ignition of her car to a start, shifted the gear to its initial speed, then stepped on the accelerator. She sped down to Lagos-Ibadan express way in less than thirty minutes, and just as she thought she had successfully made her escape, it dawned on her like a daytime magic as Desmond’s guys appeared like a phoenix from its ashes. Boom! The fender of their jeep crushed on the boot of her salon car, announcing the arrival of danger. Ireti peeked into the rear-view mirror and saw the two mean-looking men. Her pulse increased. She knew she had to do what she had to do in other to keep herself safe and alive. Ireti swerved her car into another lane, then immediately increased her speed. She made good use of the side mirrors, monitoring the movements of these life-seeking agents. One could certainly tell that Ireti had watched ‘Fast And Furious’ more than once to be able to drive this good. At a speed of 190 kilometer per hour, she controlled the steering wheel with one hand and change the gear swiftly with the other, her gaze shuffling between the rear-view, the side mirrors and the road ahead. She never believed she could ever drive like this, not on a road that had consumed many souls due to reckless driving. Her mind wouldn’t waver, not now, as it toughened up whizzing pass faster vehicles. All that occupied her mind were questions of how she’d locate her uncle’s house, her desired destination and hiding place. Her uncle was a retired police officer, who had pitched his house at the outskirts of Lagos. Now ahead of her lay a T-junction, what direction would she have to turn? Ireti quizzed herself over and over again within split seconds. This very minute she regretted why she hadn’t visited her uncle ever since she did four years ago. She got to the point of dilemma in no time and she wheeled her car to the left. And just few seconds after she made the crucial but uncertain decision, Desmond’s unrelenting boys veered into the same route. This road they drove on was under construction, and far ahead parked heavy trucks that prevented vehicles from passing through it to the other end; it was an impasse. Ireti got to this obstruction in no time. She alighted without even turning off the car-engine, then scuttled to the boot to pick up her luggage. A second delay would cost her a lot more than she had earlier imagined. The vicious treatment she experienced in Desmond’s house seem like a pinprick compared to what he will do to her this time. No, she couldn’t afford the price of being trapped again in Desmond’s den so she took off, finding her way through to the other side of the road. “She’s gone!” The driver said to the other, as they approached Ireti’s car. “Oh my god, we are so dead. Damn, she is gone!” “She won’t have gone any far, relax.” They stopped, then came out of their vehicle, rushing towards Ireti’s abandoned car. “Come on, we have to be quick. This way. This way!” ************************** Yejide opened the door to her one-room apartment. She hit the switch on, then asked Dede to come in. Quite convinced of the whole story about how the money came about, she had compassion on him and chose to offer him a roof over his head. “You may sit over there.” Yejide said as she walked to her wardrobe, then she heard a squeaking sound. “Oh, that stool is bad, sit on the bed. Come on, feel at home.” She thought she could give Dede a pinch of her trust, having listened to the precis of his family background and what drove him to his action. But something inside of her still doubted him. “I want to shower, I feel sticky. When I return we will continue our discussion.” Dede gave a nod of agreement to erase any suspicion of his intending act. He planned escaping with the case of money before she return from the bathroom, looking with undivided attention where she kept it. Now Yejide stylishly undressed, getting her towel tied around her waist. “Will you take a shower too? Or ain’t you hot?” She inched on towards the door. “I dey alright.” He said after seconds of hesitation. “It’s even late already.” “Okay.” Yejide picked up the bucket of water by the door and left the room. Now Dede knew this night would be the longest night of his life if Yejide peradventure laid her hands on his abrupt escape. Against the consequence of his action, he stood to his feet and reached for the briefcase in her wardrobe. Unknown to him, Yejide stayed back behind the closed door, peeping through the key-hole to see his every step. He took the pistol she placed beside the briefcase, excitedly examined its metal body as this was the first time he had touch a gun. He let out a grin. She shouldn’t have trusted a total stranger within that time space. Oh, what was he going to do with the gun, and now the briefcase? Yejide looked around for any nearby object she could use for self defense. This desperate guy just couldn’t be trusted, now she believed her intuition. She tiptoed to the kitchen and grab a pestle. Just an accurate swing on Dede’s face would do the magic she wanted, and this killed the raging fear she nursed in her heart, inching on further to the door. The fear soon resurrect, immediately, the bright enough environment became wholly dark. Power supply was interrupted! She paused and remained on the spot for some seconds, straining her ears to listen to Dede’s movement. The squeaking sound from the opening door disturbed the pronounced silence. Yejide rushed forward with vigor, swinging the pestle at Dede’s hazy frame. Dede’s instincts caused him to duck, but his reflexes weren’t fast enough for the swift moving object. It hit him and he fell flat to the ground. TO BE CONTINUED... |
kingphilip:I can't thank you enough... I need this push to complete this work... Itz long dragged, but with your help I will finish it... And we will all celebrate its success... |
kingphilip:I need this exact words... I won't lie, my spirit is so lifted and I will make sure to drop an episode tonight... God Bless You Blood... |
Idrhas:Thankz so much... I feel encouraged... |
kingphilip:Coming back to continue this long abandoned story... |
kingphilip:Been hiding from my FEARS... |
Glad to know Flakky still writes... |
All my peeps are all varnished... My fault! I miss you guyz... |
Just wanna bring this page forward... ![]() |
bookj:Visit www.kingzpen..com |
bookj:OK I will... |
Banji now has a life after school... Stay Tuned... ![]() |
Hey Boss... I'm here with you. I must confess your strong imagery is encouraging. keep it up sir! |
Fembleez1:Funny Boss... |
Who is here? |
Carinaflo:Awwwwww... Sorry to have disappointed you... |
MY INIQUITIES (Episode 1) I am a plague; there is a curse on my destiny, and I am become destroyer of cities! I was only fifteen years old when I was abducted; and for the next six years after this, I never saw any of my family members. Even when I finally met the few of them remaining alive, I was not recognized. The only two people who would certainly have recognized me has passed on. They had died two years prior to my visit; and my remaining two siblings who occupied our old house treated me like a stranger. Maybe they would have recognized me had I revealed more of my identity, but I was under no liberty to do so, for I knew I was being watched by an unseen pair of eyes. Any slight revelation of my true identity might spell doom on the fates of my siblings; that is, the whole two of them, including the two married sisters and their entire families. I walk in the company of devils, and I admit that I, myself, am the Grim Messenger. Fo over three days, I've not had a moment of brief shut-eye. Each time I tried to rest my eyeballs, the terror I see in the darkness of those closed lids was always too frightening. Those innocent souls! The dead face of that child! Oh! For the humble readers (listeners) to make sense of my lamentations, I must revert back to the beginning of everything; the moment when the plague was created and the monster in me was set loose. My name is Idris Abu and I was the third child in a family of eight; my parents were blessed with six males and two females. We lived in a picturesque little village in Gwoza, Borno State. We were a peaceful and happy family until one gloomy afternoon of May 5, 2008 when five hefty men dressed in robes and masked in turbans suddenly grabbed me from our farmland only a few metres away from our home. I could not even scream out because one big hand covered my mouth and nose. I could neither scream nor breathe as the men carried me away to where they parked their car. As I was dropped on the ground, I made to rise and bolt my way back home but I shrank back to the ground when one of the kidnappers aimed the nozzle of his pistol at my head, his cold eyes daring me to attempt an escape. I could not struggle as the other men tied my hands and legs together. I was young but not naïve, I could only do what any sane person who found himself staring into the deep, dark hole of a gun could do; I allowed myself to be tied, even without giving the benefit of a yelp. As soon as the men finished stringing me up like a log of wood, one of them stuffed a hand towel down my throat before a thinner piece of cotton was used to gag me more. I was later deposited like a sack of wheat into the booth of the Peugeot 504 they drove over. I was finding it extremely hard to breathe as I was being transported to a destination unknown. Download the audio/continuation of the story [url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/v6x8r126xys1a3s/My%20Iniquities.mp3?dl=0]HERE[/url] STORY WRITTEN BY: LARRYSUN PRODUCED BY: KINGZPEN |
Opeoluwa99:Hez sleeping... |



