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Abouwaza:You sef read what you typed. Does it make sense?? Does it? |
LIVINGICON:Oshey mr hard mind |
markbor:How’s his mindset negative?? You go just carry phone tupey waaaaaa |
It’s perfectly normal. It just means you’re really attracted to her. It’s only normal your body reacts. You’re fine. |
So you plan on staying divorced? If yes then have sex. Lol it’s only in Nigeria we try to attach so much meaning to useless things. Have sex with whoever you want to. You won’t die. It’s not like you’re cheating or something. I don’t know why you’re divorced but if it’s for a terrible reason then don’t go back begging because of “sex” |
You should improve your English. Maybe your blunders are killing her. |
2k pere ;. Dfkm. |
ZIINI:Why not come and search it?? |
You deserve to be a simp. Because this silly question you just asked is the first step to becoming a simp. |
Aaaaw just reading your story and replies you sound so educated and this girl just comes off as an illiterate. You really didn’t deserve all that she did. And honestly you don’t have to keep up with her lies anymore. I understand you want to be there for the baby. But make sure it’s yours first. And it’s so sad the girl isn’t even feeling remorseful or whatever. The thing is you’ve been using your heart a lot when it comes to this girl. Now is the time to use your head. Let me tell you if you think she would change if you forgive her or take her back. Then you’re just deceiving yourself. People don’t change. Only their tactics do change. Sorry. Don’t worry, in the end everything would be fine. And if it’s not fine. Then it’s not the end yet. Stay safe. |
Yes bleaching is for unrefined, illiterates, poor and unexposed people. If you’re thinking of bleaching please dead that idea. So disgusting |
BBBmall25:So you’re trying to justify cheating abi? |
HRHQueenPhil:I said he’s violent. What’s so difficult to see? The guy is threatening her and you’re here saying I should not side one story. In every situation I’ll always side with the oppressed. Plus she brought her problem to us. So yes, I’ll side with her. This man is violent. |
PinkPill:Oh okay. I thought you were the owner of the story. I didn’t know you were helping someone. |
HRHQueenPhil:Na your type dey lead person to their death. Someone is violent you’re advising her not to leave him. What makes you think she can change him or it can work out? If it’s you will you stay? |
Alright you first said he was from the middle belt then you later said he was from the north. I didn’t get that part. But this is a red flag and a big NO. Your boyfriend is abusive and he’s emotionally manipulating you. Lol, I won’t say I’ve been there before but I understand. Manipulative people do something wrong and they come back apologizing saying you caused it and all that if you didn’t do anything they wouldn’t have reacted. BIG LIE. Leave him! He’s abusive. Don’t wait till he gets physically violent. Run! |
ArewaOduduwaBia:Exactly my thoughts too. Like who sabi anybody for NL |
cutefy:How would you write my test for me when I a web cam is required?? |
ADEMIDUN’S POV It was mid August and all the shops seemed to be in full swing and none needed any more employees. I strutted down the busy pavement looking out for shops that were hiring. Why was it so hard to get a job? I had begun to lose all hopes when I raised my head and saw a “waitress/waiter needed” sign. It was a local bakery shop. I pushed through the transparent glass door and the bell jingled alerting everyone that someone came in. I approached a tall lanky man at the front desk who appeared to be engrossed with the desktop screen at his front. His name tag read Bayo. On feeling my presence, he raised his head and flashed his teeth. “Hello! Welcome to Yummies bakeshop. Where we satisfy your every…desires…uhm cravings. Yes cravings.” He ran his hands over his head shifting his gaze to the flyers on the desk then back to me. “So what is your order ma’am?” He added. I placed my palm over my mouth, trying to stifle the laughter that bubbled up in me. “Oh no, I’m here to apply as a waitress for the bakeshop. I noticed the vacancy sign outside and I decided to apply.” He clasped his palms together and looked over my shoulders to the sign outside. “Actually, I forgot to bring that sign down. The thing is we’ve gotten a certain number of people to work for us and we do not want an overcrowded working space for our employees and customers.” My stomach twisted and I leaned forward over the front desk and placed my head in my hands. The pays I got from my weekend jobs were really small and the bills kept piling. My hands began to tremble and I immediately shook them in my pocket. “Are you okay?” He casted a worried glance towards me before his eyes fell back on the desktop. I gave him an affirmative nod then his voice boomed again, this time lighter. “Today must be your lucky day, looks like we have a slot left” He beamed and pulled out a form from under the desk. I felt a surge of happiness course through me. I couldn’t think of a time I’ve been happier. He noticed my current mood and chuckled. “Here fill this.” I took the form from his grip and lowered myself into the chair by the front desk. I looked up taking in the sight of the bake shop. I had been so focused on getting the job earlier; the environment didn’t matter to me. The bake shop was just a small house of everything sweet, chairs, tables, coffee makers, glazed donuts and cakes in the display glass at the front counter. The place was near empty…for a time like this. At the corner of the room, a menu list was plastered on the wall. There must have been a fortune cookie stand at the front door which was now left standing alone. The scents of baking biscuits and cakes filled the place. I pushed to my feet and placed the form on the desk. Bayo, ran his eyes over it and walked towards the back gesturing me to follow him. We walked towards a room in the back which looked like a store room. “As you must have noticed the place is quite empty for now. Most people come here during the evenings so you can start today and return in the evening if that’s fine with you?” He left the question hanging waiting for a reply. “Of course it is” He moved towards a locker in the room and stretched out the keys to me. “Your apron and everything you might need is here. If you have any questions feel free to approach the front desk.” Bayo’s glowing face made me smile. Opening the locker, I cleared it out and left. “Hmmm…don’t tell me! I know” Demilade placed her finger over my lips. “Today was good right? I mean it wasn’t a dead end right?” I smiled and screamed. “Yes! I got a job.” Happiness glowed inside her; she leapt to her feet pulling me into an embrace. I could see her spirits flying high. “I’m so glad. We should celebrate this. Friday night, club night, drinks on me. Yes!” I narrowed my eyes at her words. “Can’t we do something else instead?” I pouted. “You need to let lose. Don’t be such a bore.” She stuck out her tongue and picked up the TV remote. “We should binge on some Netflix movies for now, before you start working officially, like officially.” She bumped shoulders with me and turned her attention to the TV. “Demidun, have you heard from the handsome alpha who covered your medication bills?” “No why?” almost tipping over the couch, she faced me with a faint scowl tingeing at her lips. “It’s not every day you find someone like that you know, the least you could have done was give him a proper thank you.” “How would I have done that when I don’t know his workplace or who he is?” she nodded and placed her finger over her chin. Lifting my brow, I returned my gaze to the TV. Demilade didn’t forget things easily. For a moment, I wished I had not told her about it. She was one who lived everyday like it was her last. Not to mention, the numerous guys she has being with but couldn’t seem the settle down with anyone. She was really excited for me. “True, but you mentioned you met him at the Williams party. If this isn’t fate.” She said dreamily— I rolled my eyes and made for my room. For full story check https://thebookishyinka./2020/10/08/taming-his-desires-7/
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ADEMIDUN’S POV It was mid August and all the shops seemed to be in full swing and none needed any more employees. I strutted down the busy pavement looking out for shops that were hiring. Why was it so hard to get a job? I had begun to lose all hopes when I raised my head and saw a “waitress/waiter needed” sign. It was a local bakery shop. I pushed through the transparent glass door and the bell jingled alerting everyone that someone came in. I approached a tall lanky man at the front desk who appeared to be engrossed with the desktop screen at his front. His name tag read Bayo. On feeling my presence, he raised his head and flashed his teeth. “Hello! Welcome to Yummies bakeshop. Where we satisfy your every…desires…uhm cravings. Yes cravings.” He ran his hands over his head shifting his gaze to the flyers on the desk then back to me. “So what is your order ma’am?” He added. I placed my palm over my mouth, trying to stifle the laughter that bubbled up in me. “Oh no, I’m here to apply as a waitress for the bakeshop. I noticed the vacancy sign outside and I decided to apply.” He clasped his palms together and looked over my shoulders to the sign outside. “Actually, I forgot to bring that sign down. The thing is we’ve gotten a certain number of people to work for us and we do not want an overcrowded working space for our employees and customers.” My stomach twisted and I leaned forward over the front desk and placed my head in my hands. The pays I got from my weekend jobs were really small and the bills kept piling. My hands began to tremble and I immediately shook them in my pocket. “Are you okay?” He casted a worried glance towards me before his eyes fell back on the desktop. I gave him an affirmative nod then his voice boomed again, this time lighter. ”Today must be your lucky day, looks like we have a slot left” He beamed and pulled out a form from under the desk. I felt a surge of happiness course through me. I couldn’t think of a time I’ve been happier. He noticed my current mood and chuckled. “Here fill this.” I took the form from his grip and lowered myself into the chair by the front desk. I looked up taking in the sight of the bake shop. I had been so focused on getting the job earlier; the environment didn’t matter to me. The bake shop was just a small house of everything sweet, chairs, tables, coffee makers, glazed donuts and cakes in the display glass at the front counter. The place was near empty…for a time like this. At the corner of the room, a menu list was plastered on the wall. There must have been a fortune cookie stand at the front door which was now left standing alone. The scents of baking biscuits and cakes filled the place. I pushed to my feet and placed the form on the desk. Bayo, ran his eyes over it and walked towards the back gesturing me to follow him. We walked towards a room in the back which looked like a store room. “As you must have noticed the place is quite empty for now. Most people come here during the evenings so you can start today and return in the evening if that’s fine with you?” He left the question hanging waiting for a reply. “Of course it is” He moved towards a locker in the room and stretched out the keys to me. “Your apron and everything you might need is here. If you have any questions feel free to approach the front desk.” Bayo’s glowing face made me smile. Opening the locker, I cleared it out and left. “Hmmm…don’t tell me! I know” Demilade placed her finger over my lips. “Today was good right? I mean it wasn’t a dead end right?” I smiled and screamed. ”Yes! I got a job.” Happiness glowed inside her; she leapt to her feet pulling me into an embrace. I could see her spirits flying high. “I’m so glad. We should celebrate this. Friday night, club night, drinks on me. Yes!” I narrowed my eyes at her words. “Can’t we do something else instead?” I pouted. “You need to let lose. Don’t be such a bore.” She stuck out her tongue and picked up the TV remote. “We should binge on some Netflix movies for now, before you start working officially, like officially.” She bumped shoulders with me and turned her attention to the TV. “Demidun, have you heard from the handsome alpha that covered your medication bills?” “No why?” almost tipping over the couch, she faced me with a faint scowl tingeing at her lips. “It’s not every day you find someone like that you know, the least you could have done was give him a proper thank you.” “How would I have done that when I don’t know his workplace or who he is?” she nodded and placed her finger over her chin. Lifting my brow, I returned my gaze to the TV. Demilade didn’t forget things easily. For a moment, I wished I had not told her about it. She was one who lived everyday like it was her last. Not to mention, the numerous guys she has being with but couldn’t seem the settle down with anyone. She was really excited for me. “True, but you mentioned you met him at the Williams party. If this isn’t fate.” She said dreamily— I rolled my eyes and made for my room. For full story check https://thebookishyinka./2020/10/05/taming-his-desires- |
You need Jesus. |
You don’t get over someone. You just move on or live with it. You broke up for a reason so stick to your choice or stand by it rather. Anyone you choose to do. |
LarryIgbo:Alright thanks so much |
BrainRider:No I don’t. But I heard there’s no current affairs in it. I don’t even know |
dingbang:Sure, I’ll |
BrainRider:Sure I presently have the one for seplat. If you want that I can send you the link. |
Thecreatorx:Thank you so muchhhh |
Thecreatorx:Thecreatorx Heyyy. Do you know where I can get SNEPco past question? |
MrCork:Come how old are you? |
Always the ugly ones who say nonsense |
I need past questions for NNPC/ SNEPco if you know where I can get any for FREE. Please refer me thanks |
Thank you so much. I just got shortlisted fir NNPC and I was in need of their past question when I saw this. |
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