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Nyc one, the 'amebos' running to the teaching hospital makes me to laugh.

Hmn, na so Naija films dey start ooo lol.

See the four of them, greedy set of thieves and a I.doit of a man.

Nino, people don dey come small,small.

As he finished dressing up, he noticed that his phone camera was on. He then had an idea, at least to have their faces in print.
He barged into the room, hoping to force a stunned reaction from them, just to find a shocker.

They were sniffing cocaine!
Linda was on the bed, constantly, servicing herself, her nose coated with the banned substance. Kayode was also on the bed, stark naked, rubbing one path of her dress as Tijani also naked was rubbing his as5. It was all sickening.

With all the mental strength left on him, Justus lifted his phone, focused on them and snapped. The picture was perfect, as they were unconscious of their surroundings, so he had no reason to rush. He took two other pictures before leaving them in the state they were.

Ola watched in wonder as Justus entered his room, looking jaded. He wanted to ask him how did his encounter with Linda go, but something told him that it went bad. His surprise turned a corner when he saw Justus crying.

Two hours later, they were done. Justus was on the floor, weak and hurt. They had branded his as5 after the r.pe, then they flogged him with kobokos. It was a terrible ordeal, something he could not wish for his enemies. Yet it happened to him.
Linda came out of the blues, lifted his head up and smiled.
"Listen to me, you twerp! If you report this to anybody, what you will experience will be hot lava compared to this, you understand?" He nodded his head weakly.
"Good! Guys, come send this fo.ol comot from here!"
They lifted him and went to the sitting room, where he was hurled down and told to dress up.
He started to dress up slowly, tears flowing freely from his eyes. If this was a dream, it would have forced him to seek for deliverance, how much more that it was real. Very real to him. He wondered what humiliation could be equal to this. He was r*ped, and by a guy! How will he cope with this?

Kneel down there! Kayode ordered.
Justus knelt down, knowing that it will take a miracle to survive what was coming next. His Di.ck shrank back, obviously realising defeat.
Tijani watched over him as Kayode went and brought a laptop. Justus watched as he turned it on and played a p.orn video for him.
Despite the situation on ground, his penis started to grow back, much to his frustration and amazement. He was genuinely confused as to what was their plan.
When his penis stood on full attention, Tijani smacked in satisfaction as Kayode now brought a pressing iron, obviously hot and scarred Justus penis before it could shrink back, causing him to shout.

'Please, abeg,please,...' That was all he could say at the moment as more marks were been made on his penis

"See, this is just the beginning, na you dey form boss for Linda abi? Today you go hear am."

'Oga abeg, no be so, I go do as you want am, make una stop please.'

'We go stop,when we dey satisfied. Oya, turn your back.'
Justus paused for a minute in anger and duly received a lash of koboko from Tijani. As he turned his body tearfully, he was gagged quickly in the mouth. He was expecting more scares, but almost shouted with thrice more pain as they started.

Tijani was penetrating him from the back, raw!

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The next day came by, with Cassie and Ade avoiding each other. Comfort was partying with Tunji, while Courage went reading with Ken.

Meanwhile Justus was at Linda's house.

Linda, Linda! Sweet girl! He exclaimed as he gulped down what she wore.

Linda was on a simple gown, which exposed her assets maximally. Her bo.obs were shooting out of the clothes and her backside was rolling in the deep, sending Justus in a spell. She ushered him in as she quickly locked the door.
Friday was standing at the other side of the road, watching out for Justus. As soon as he entered in however, Friday walked away, singing to himself.
Justus in the meantime was been dragged by Linda to her room, her backside doing most of the dragging. As soon as he entered, she locked it and directed him to the bathroom, as if she wanted sex in the shower. Quickly clothes flew off and he was bare naked, his di.ck rising to the occasion like the way Superman flies upwards. He entered into the bathroom first.

And met two hefty guys with koboko.

"What?!" Comfort and Courage exclaimed
"What happened? Why? Cassie talk now!" Comfort kept barging her with questions and comments, while Courage looked in amazement.

'His mother came today, that's why I did not see you on time in White House.' Cassie said before telling her the discussion she had with Adedayo's mum.

"So you and Ade have separate like this?" Courage asked. "But why did you see him again?"

'He called and asked for me to see him, that's why I left. When I got there, I confronted him with it and he admitted what happened. It was there we officially broke up.'

'But na wa o, what guarantees that the lady he will marry will make sense.' Comfort asked. 'All because of some s.tupid tradition. Cassie sorry eh.' She said as Cassie's tears started anew.

Some distance away, Demola was trying hard to calm Adedayo down.

"Guy, take am easy oh, na on top woman matter you wan break down so?"
'You can't understand. What I and Cassie had was special. We were genuinely in love with each other. We have had pleasant memories together, wonderful memories and dreams we had. All our plans, our goals, what we wanted from our relationship, crashed just because of a kingship that does not belong to us.'
'Kai! Better stop am oh! Your dad is a king and you are an heir to the throne, so get yourself together. Besides exams dey around the corner.'
'Hmn, you won't understand.'
'I know I can't understand, but look at me, Ade. Demola said as Ade moved his teary face towards him. A lot of s.hit happens in life and we can do preciously little about them at times. You can choose to cry over it and harm yourself the more, or you can just rise from it and become stronger. Trust me, the latter option is better. So cheer yourself up, life is still there for the taking.' Demola ended his sermon, hugging Ade.

Linda checked her watch for the umpteenth time. She knew that it was in their blood to come late, yet it annoyed her to no end. She wanted to discuss this as soon as possible. She was about calling Kayode when he came in to her flat, followed by Tijani

They were tall and stocky, with ugly faces. Kayode was as black as charcoal,while Tijani's face could be mistaken for a shoe polish. Both face looked like masks that masquerades use at occultic festivals. With their shirt almost tearing off due to their muscles and jeans trousers swaying around, it could be seen that they were thugs, at the very least.

They both sat down as Linda started to explain what happened and her plans.

'Mama Linda, we don hear you, you sha sabi say you go pay us.' Tijani spoke in a thick, yoruba accent.

'Aha, you no trust me ni, i go pay una. Shey na cash or kind?'

'Both.' Kayode said, his thick hands handling her bo.obs.


Justus landed in Awo and headed straight for his room. A minute later, Friday came and he discussed his arrangement with Linda.

Baddo! Sharp guy! But come oh, shey you go beg Ken for am? Friday asked gleefully.

"For where!" 'I no dey do anything, I just wan chop and clean mouth. '
"Better guy! I trust you now."
"Justus, wetin you wan do no good oh!" Ola, his roommate studying at a corner in his room, said.
"Wetin concern you?" Justus and Friday asked together.
"E no concern me, but you sabi say na risk sha? Abi no be the same Linda wey dey send guys to dey follow Ken up and down? She fit dey plan set you up?"
'Abeg shelve that one go corner. She no fit do anything.'
'Ok o. But I don warn you.'
Justus was about replying him when Friday held his hand. 'Na true talk he talk oh, the kind lady that Linda be, she fit dey plan bad thing.'
'So wetin be your advice?'
'I go call guys make they dey around that day, if any yawa happen them go enter.'
"Friday, Friday! My guy! My personal Guy!" Justus exclaimed as he discussed other matters.

I am sorry that I can't give long updates. Something seems to be swallowing up my long updates. I had to shorten this one after trying to give the full update three times unsuccessfully.

Cassie came back in the evening to meet an upset Courage and an inquisitive Comfort.

"Girl, wetin do you and Courage? This one wey you dey cry like say all the water for Atlantic Ocean dey your eyes?"

'Abeg, help me ask am, my case get as e be.'

"How e no go get as e be?" Courage fired back. 'After you waste my time finish for White House, you come leave me waka go your boyfriend's house.' " Shey na so dem dey do things? You sabi say I dey wait for you on top t-fare things and you come leave me like that. You sabi say na waka I waka come here sha."

'Courage, please, abeg, no vex. Na situation cause am.'

"I don hear you."

Cassie started begging her seriously, with Comfort joining afterwards. After some time Courage was appeased and Comfort asked Cassie to explain what happened.

'Adedayo broke up with me.'

Faithful wife indeed.

NinoBrown888: gracias sire, like they say 'there is always enough room for improvement' about the silent viewers I reserve My comment.

U welcome, we are all improving, besides it was also a bit like this when I started my first thread here.

You should use your inverted commas more, and quotations. Then sometimes you have to reduce the spacings for single sentences.

I love your imagination and storyline, keep at it, you are getting better and don't bother too much about the viewers, more will come out of their 'ghosting' zone when you continue.

Linda looked appalled for some minutes, obviously shocked at his statement. Justus was enjoying seeing the shock on her face.

"See, that's my condition. If you can't meet it, go to blazes!"

"Aha, Justus please ask for something else, not this."
'I have told you already, it looks like you are not ready.' He started walking away.

Linda went after him, and pulled him back.

'Okay, I will do it.' She said, a bit ashamed.
'You will allow me to f*ck you?' Justus said, looking with lust at her well packaged assets.

'Yes, but it will be at my place. I can't do it in Awo hall, I beg you.'

'Ok na, but no tricks or else you will regret it.' He warned her.
'When will you come?'
'Tomorrow.' He said, deciding that a day's pleasure will not harm his academics.
'Ok tomorrow, bye, bye.'

As she walked away, he smirked again.
'Mumu.' He said to himself before calling Friday, his ally in such matters. Meanwhile as she walked away, she called a number.

'Kayode, call Tijani. I get job for una!'

Cassie stormed to Adedayo's residence and knocked. It took less than a second for Demola to open the door. On sighting Cassie, he asked no questions but opened the door and called Adedayo.

'Your babe don show.'

Adedayo quickly dropped the game he was playing on his system and meet Cassie.

'Good afternoon.' He said.
'Good evening.'

'Cassie, I don't what my mum told you but please allow me to explain.'
'She told me everything.' Cassie went ahead to relay all what she and his mother discussed.

'Ade, I am not even angry that you are dumping me, what is annoying me is that you could not tell me, I now have to hear it from your mother.'

'Cassie, I am sorry. I did not know how to tell you, we have spent a year already together, my love for you has only increased not decreased, I have had big plans for you only for this to happen. I have not recovered fully from this and exams are just around the corner. I thought of you and how you have worked hard, I can't just destabilize you with this news.'

'Its okay, I just wanted to clear it up with you.' Cassie answered.

'Cassie, please forgive me.' He requested.

'What have you done wrong? I have nothing to forgive.'
'Please.'
'Okay I have forgiven you.' She hugged him for full effect.
'I have to go.'

'Okay, bye, bye.' He said bravely.

As she stepped out of his house, she did not walk but sat down crying.
The same thing was happening in the room, as he sat down.
Shedding hot tears.

seunviju: Haba this justus na bad boy o.Lovely story,keep up the good work

Update coming up soon.

By the way, you look nice(your profile pix)

Hmn....

Intrigue!

LarrySun: Lol! Even from the first book, Lot was known to be the detective who never allowed grammatical errors to slide.

By the way, what's KMJ? Is it Killer of Malik Jamal?

Kmj stands for Kayemjay, a nairalander.

A detective that finds falling in love as a waste of time, yet finds time to correct a grammatical blunder while solving a case. What a character!

Nice one Larry, na to wait for KMJ now.

Cassie picked it up, keeping silent to hear what Adedayo was going to say.

'Cassie, I know you are there, please let's meet.'

"Where?"
'At my place in Quarters.'
'Fine, am coming there now.' She dropped the call.

'What happened?' Courage asked.
'Its a long story, but I have to meet Adedayo now. Am sorry, see you later.' She ran off as Courage shook her head in disapproval.

'After wasting my time.' She muttered to herself before resigning herself to walking to Maintenance herself.

Linda, what is it that you want? Justus asked, obviously irritated.
'Justus, abeg help me beg Ken, please beg your friend for me.' Linda said, looking remorseful.

'Wetin you expect make I do now? After you don disgrace yourself and made yourself unwanted, you are now bringing the rags to Ken, abeg he go get magic.'

Linda started kneeling down and was begging Justus in local Edo language, obviously they were from the same place.

'Ok, I will help you, but on one condition.' He said.

'Mention any condition, I will do it, even if its expensive.' Linda was far too desperate to care.

'It is not expensive, but I doubt you will accept it.'

"What is it?"

'I want to taste what you were about to give Tunji first.' Justus said, smirking his lips.

'You see, that's why you can't continue with Adedayo.' She told Cassie. They had been discussing in a lecturer's office at the Chemistry section of White House for an hour. She had gone ahead to tell her about the traditions of her tribe and the rules that follows and Cassie understood that as it stands, Adedayo will be a king some day and they will not stand a non-Yoruba girl been the queen.

'Okay ma.' Cassie replied.


'See, it is not that I hate you, in fact if I had known you earlier, you will probably have visited his house and my place. But its what tradition entails.'

She was about to ask if there was a way to go around it, but she sighed and decided not to. If Adedayo, who was the woman's son and an indigene could not stop it, how will she, a stranger do? These are not the days of Mary Slessor.

'Fine ma, I understand.'

'You are a very good and intelligent girl. She said, tapping her head. I have to go, I can't say here again, since I have fulfilled my mission.'

Cassie watched as she walked outside, before picking the phone to call Courage. She then decided to send a text message to Adedayo, telling him what happened.

As she located and greeted Courage, a number called her.
It was Adedayo.