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Episode 8 Awareness: few lines of this episode contains few obscene words. Kindly scroll downward if you aren't comfortable reading them. Bamidele became terrified at the thought of what Korede had earlier accused him of. ' No! That's impossible....I cannot be in love with her......' he thought out loud and snickered as he paced about the room. He gazed at his wife's sleeping position as he reminisced the past... " Yessss... Right there! I'm cumming.... F..k me harder baby....." Bamidele heard as he stepped into Aduke's apartment. He's always been the busy type and had planned to pay her a surprise visit...due to her countless complaints about his busy schedules. He had also called at the mall to get few things he was certain she would like. " You make me feel so....fucking good, baby. Unlike that simpleton always busy with his work. If not for the goodies, I would have dumped is sorry ass long ago..." " You're a fucking tigress, babe! You almost broke my poor d..k." a familiar voice followed. When he wasn't sure he had deciphered the voices properly..., He barged into her bedroom as tears pricked from his eyes and felt his entire world crumbled right before his eyes..., seeing the woman he loved to a fault and trusted blindly betray him so badly. " Aduke!, Kunle!." He yelled, and the bags from his shoppings dropped from his hands seeing her and her acclaimed cousin stark naked in the bed. "B...baby...I....I can explain." She stuttered while Kunle hastily wore his discarded clothes. ------------------------------ The following morning, Wuraola had woken up early to prepare breakfast. Her joy knew no bound since Bamidele began eating her food. He ate enjoying every bite of the food, and inwardly praised her culinary skill. It's two days to his birthday. He was'nt the type who fancied birthdays celebrations. However, is friends and parents had always insisted on celebrating his birthdays in grand style. Wuraola looked forward to the day and had planned a surprise party for him with his friends and parents being part of her plan. She truly hoped he wouldn't turn down her kind gesture. She had invited her best friend and Niyi as Biola had suggested she invites him even when she's dead worried it may triggers Bamidele's anger and ruin the surprise party she had planned. " Bamidele's birthday is in a week and I'm throwing a surprise party for him..." Wuraola said. " Oh...wow... Mr. Grumpy's birthday is at the corner?" She asked mockingly and Wuraola sourly eyed her. " So, what's the plan." Biola inquired "Like I said before, I'm thinking of organising a small party with His parents, friends, you, And maybe... few close staff" She said. " that's cool... Make sure Olaniyi is number one on staff's list." She said and winked. " Are you kidding me?" " Just do as I say... babe. You trust me, don't you?" " Yesssss.... But...." She protested and Biola shushed. |
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Episode 7 Wuraola spent half of the night wondering about what had happened in her husband's past that made him loathe her so much... and hold such misconception about women. In the subsequent morning, she was awoken by the sound of water droplets from the bathroom. " Oh my God! I slept off." She exclaimed seeing it's already past 6am. She knelt hastily to say her morning prayers. Bamidele walked into the bedroom with brown towel tied below his torso. The fact that he just had a morning bath, had water dripping from his muscular body. He mumbled few words and glared on seeing his wife as she said her morning prayers. "Good morning, dear. What will you like to have for breakfast." Wuraola asked as silence filled the room. " Coffee and tuna sandwich are fine." Bamidele responded while knoting his deep blue tie that complimented his white T-shirt. Wuraola became startled. For a second, she thought she was being delusional and just to confirm her skepticality, she asked.... "W...what did you say...?" "You heard me. Coffee...and tuna sandwich." He reiterated. She served his breakfast and was about leaving the dinning area when she heard Bamidele speak to her. " Who was the guy who dropped you home last night?" " He....is my colleague...I...was about explaining that to you last night ..... But you didn't give me a chance to explain my self." She said and Bamidele scoffed. " Your colleague you say...?" He scoffed. " Yes.... He's my colleague." "Ok." He said as he stood up clearly leaving for work. "But.... You didn't finish your breakfast." Wuraola said worriedly. Bamidele hissed and left angrily..... ---------------------------------------- "Bam, Bam! .... Bamidele!" Korede called Bamidele's name for the thirdth time since he entered his office. " Hi, Kore." Bamidele said faking a smile... " What's the problem, guy? I've been in your office for five miniutes hailing and calling you, but you seem to be far away...." "I'm fine, Kore. It's just a minor issue." Bamidele said. " I've known you for eight years, Bammy. I know you wouldn't be so ... carried away by some trivial issue. Tell me what's wrong, friend. Problem shared, is half solved." Korede said. " It... it's Wuraola." " Your wife? What's with Wura." Korede inquired. "S... She returned home late last night in a guy's car whom she claimed was her colleague.... An.....and... You know what? She's just the same as other women" Bamidele stuttered and Korede laughed uncontrollably. " Wait.... She came home last night with a guy..., her colleague who offered her a lift and here you are feeling worried?" Korede asked with glint of mockery apparent in his eyes. "I'm....not worried.... I j-just.... It's just not right! She could have tried calling me or something..." Bamidele said trying hard to conceal his jealousy. "C'mon, Bammy, you and I know you wouldn't pick her calls if she had called you." " I know I'm guilty of that, but... Not when I was also awaiting her arrival." " You're jealous, nigga. Admit it! " Korede remarked laughing seeing Bamidele's paled face. " Jealous....you say? Why would I....? I....just don't want those gossips gossiping about me not being man enough to take care of my wife. He denied. " Yes, you ain't man enough, dude! Not just for neglecting your wife alone, but for also letting your past get the best of you." " Look, what Aduke did to you was in the past. Trust me, all women ain't gold digger like her. At least not your wife. J-just move on... Already!. " Don't you ever mention that b**ch's name in my presence!" Bamidele snapped. "Fine...., then. I won't mention her name again. But seriously dude, you need to embrace your wife. She's a gem and I'm sure she would never cheat on you." Korede said. -------------------------------- " What's up, baby gurl!" Biola said on sighting Wuraola at the company's cafeteria. " I'm cool, B. How're you?" " I'm fine." She replied as they shayshed with their lunch to the lunch table. "What's up, you look dull." Biola remarked. " Niyi dropped me off at home last night. After the meeting, I realized my car was faulty, so he offered to help since you left the building earlier. It got Bamidele upset that he thinks I'm cheating on him with Niyi." Wuraola explained. Biola laughed loud that she received stares from all angles. " So..., Your husband can also be jealous?" Biola insinuated. " Jealous? What do you mean he's jealous? He doesnt even have an iota of love for me..." " Well... Maybe he doesn't realise he's in love with you yet or maybe he's trying to deny his feelings. But I know for the fact that he wouldn't be jealous if he doesn't like you at least. And with what you just narrated, your Bamidele was jealous." Biola said. " well... I doubt he's jealous. I'm just glad he ate the breakfast I made this morning. Infact, he had specifically asked me to make him coffee and sandwich." She said excitedly. " Hmm.... That's it Babe! I suggest you don't sever your friendship ties with Niyi, and watch as everything falls in place." Biola advised. |
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Episode 6 It's been two weeks and three days since Wuraola began her new HR job at 'Lewis Insurance company'. Her new job is truly a perfect antidote for her loneliness. Her interactions with her new co-workers has really been superb, that she wished she had started the job earlier. Nevertheless, it's better too late than never, she thought. In those two weeks, Bamidele and Wuraola seldomly speak to each other. And despite the fact that he has always refused the food she cooks, it never stopped her from fulfilling her wifely duties. She always leaves home before him after preparing his breakfast even when it's clear the food wouldn't be eaten by him, but his fully employed laundry man as she isn't the breakfast type, and returns prior his arrival to prepares his dinner which she ends up eating most times. After a long... Day at the office having series of discussions centered on the company's progress, Wuraola ride in Olaniyi's black Lexus home, when her car suddenly developed some fault. He had offered to drop her home since Biola has left the building, and it will be difficult for her to get a cab at that time. In the past few days, they've been good friends which has also got other staff talking. Biola also noticed this and asked Wuraola to satisfy her curiosity. " So.... You and that handsome dude I saw you with at the cafeteria. What's his name again....? Niyi, yes! Olaniyi, are seeing now, huh? and you couldn't tell me your best friend." Biola asked feigning hurt as she sat on Wuraola's office black leather chair. " You're so... impossible!, B." Wuraola exclaimed and rolled her eyes. " We ain't dating. Just friends. We're just friends. And besides, I would never think of cheating on Bamidele... Niyi is handsome but not as my Bammy..." Wuraola defended. " Babe, as much as I wouldn't encourage cheating on one's partner, t-this... Your so called Bamidele doesn't deserve your loyalty. He's been treating you with so much contempt since you are married. I...mean what kind of man treats such beautiful lady like you so...badly...?" Biola insituated getting furious. " Look... I know Bamidele detest woman so much based on his past experience with his ex. But I know for a fact that he will never cheat on me. He just need some time to get over his past ...and I'm willing to be patient with him. Trust me, with time..., He's gonna reciprocate my undying love for him." " All right, madam undying love..... My own is ...do not push other men away in case you can no longer put up with your so.... Called Bammy stucked in his past." She said making an air quote. --------------------------------------- Olaniyi drove into a large compound littered with few cars on Wuraola's instructions. " Good night, Niyi. And...thanks for the ride." " Good night, dear. Sleep tight." Niyi winked and drove out of the compound. Meanwhile, Bamidele he's been waiting at the living room on Wuraola's arrival. He's been anxious about what could be keeping her so... Late at the office. " It's so... Unlike her." He thought to him self. He had thought of calling her several times, but he wouldn't give her the satisfaction of seeing him as a simp, he thought. He instantaneously stood up when he heard the honk of a car coming from the compound, and exhaled. He walked closely to the Aluminum window concealed with chocolate color cotton, and flipped to the sides, as he looked through the window. What he saw made him almost lost his balance. He controlled himself and tried suppressing the anger boiling within him. " Good evening, dear. I'm so... Sorry.... I will j-ust make you dinner now." She sputtered. Bamidele stood up suddenly...., With signs of infuriation clear cut in his red eyes and tone. " Here we go again! Women are all fucking the same! No difference! They gonna stab you in the back at any slight opportunity. I just wish Mum,Dad, Maleek, Kore.... Were here. I wish ...they were here to see with their very own eyes how treacherous you are. T- that you ain't different from every other women out there, whom all they desire is money! Money! And more money!. Yet, they were all taken in by your beautiful innocent looks." He yelled and laugh hysterically. " Bamidele, w- what do you mean by saying all these?. I've done nothing wrong.... To warrant these accusations. The meeting held at office today was unawares, and as the HR, it's necessary I'm present at the meeting. I....I even tried calling you several times to inform you that i would be late, but as always you p- probably ignored my calls." She retorted in tears. |
Episode 5 Wuraola drove into a huge building with 'Lewis insurance company' boldly carved on the exterior outlook, and parked her 2014 wine Toyota Avalon at the parking lot. She inhaled, and picked up her credentials from the passenger's seat before alighting her car. "Good morning, babe. I'm in your office premises" She said as she speaks to Biola over the phone. " Wow! Morning, babe. Please, request one of the securities to show you the way to the reception. When you get there, the receptionist will say the descriptions to my office." Biola said. " All right, B." She replied and hung up. Wuraola walked into the reception beautifully adorned with several colors, cooperately dressed in a dark blue kneel length gown accentuating her curves as well as complimenting her brown skin. " Good morning." She greeted the fair beautiful receptionist with a warm smile. " Morning, ma'am. Welcome to 'Lewis insurance company'. How may I help you, ma'am?" The receptionist asked reciprocating her smile. " I'm Wuraola Mobolaji. I'm here for the interview scheduled for 8am this morning." She said. " All right, ma'am. Please, go straight, take the elevator by your left, and press the 7th floor button. When you get there, enter the office with door adjacent to the elevator with ' Director's' written on it." The receptionist described. " All right, thank you." She said in appreciation. "Most welcome, ma'am." The receptionist replied. Wuraola knocked on the tinted glass door. " Babe, come in and stop being formal jhor..." Biola said in sarcasm. " Wow!, Babe. Na madam you be o...." Wuraola exclaimed. " You don start with you flattering, abi? No dey whine me Jare." " Swears, babe... Your office is really beautiful." She complimented while moving around to view the large office properly. " Let's get to business. You can satisfy your curiosity later, babe." Biola said. " All right, where's the interviewer? Here are my credentials." She asked and Biola laughed out loud. " Babe, I trust your capabilities. I'm not being nepotistic here....because I'm aware of your principles. All I will be doing now is...show you how things are done here...., And introduce you to few staff you will be working with." ------------ Biola had requested the staff to converge at the conference room. She shashayed into the conference room with Wuraola... " Morning everyone. Here's the newly employed human resources personnel - Wuraola Mobolaji." She briefly introduced. Wuraola stood up as she gave few speech. All this while, Olaniyi was staring at her with gawk, that when she proceeded to have an handshake with him, like she did with other staff, he was carried away by her beauty... That he couldn't let go of her hand until she coughed and brought him back from his trance. " I'm so... Sorry." Niyi said feeling embarrassed. " It's fine..." Wuraola said. |
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Episode 4 " Hello, Biola. I called to inquire about the vacant position at your Dad's company we discussed the other day. I t-think... I should give it a trial." Wuraola said. " It's fine, Wuraola. I'm glad you willing to try. All you deserve is happiness, my dear...Not all that sorry excuse for a man is putting you through." Biola spoke. After Wuraola narrated all she's been going through in her marriage to her friend Biola, she had advised her to file for a divorce, get a job and stop being the shadow of her former self. She commented on how lean she's become and even informed her about the vacant position in her Dad's company. She thought about the job offer, however, divorce is one thing she will never consider filing for. She would never think of losing Bamidele to some random woman, as she's always been hopeful that someday..., She will gain her husband's affection. -------------------------------------------- Bamidele honk his car while driving towards the white painted giant gate.. enclosing more than half of a luxurious sky blue painted duplex. Wuraola and Bamidele alighted the car. Abdul the gate man ran towards them. " Small Oga and madam, welicome" Abdul greeted in his hausa accent. " How are you, Abdul" Bamidele asked. " I dey, small Oga. Small madam, you jas dey fine efriday." Abdul complimented. Bamidele glared at him and walked angrily into the large house, while Wuraola followed behind him. " Eh... Eh... Ema wo le eyin omo mi (welcome my children)." Said Mrs. Mobolaji. " Eku role, ma. ( Good evening,ma)." Bamidele greeted, and prostrated to his mum, while Wuraola kneel down to greet her mother-in-law. " Ekare eyin omo mi ( well done my children)." " Where's dad?" Bamidele asked as he made his way towards the large couch with his wife. " He's upstairs." His mother replied. Having heard Bamidele's voice from his room, Mr. Mobolaji knew his son and daughter-in-law has arrived. He walked down the stairs slowly... With smile plastered on his face. " Welcome, Son. Iyawo mi. How've you been? I hope this young man is taking good care of you? " Mr. Mobolaji jokingly inquired. " Yes, Sir." Wuraola answered as she also kneel to greet her father-in-law while Bamidele prostated. They were all seated at the large dinning table decorated with different kinds of food and drinks, ranging from main dishes to side dishes as well as fruit wines. Mrs. Mobolaji must have worked so... hard in preparing everyone's favorite, Wuraola thought to herself. " How have you been, Wuraola dear?." Mrs. Mobolaji asked for the umpteenth time. " I'm fine, Ma'am." She replied. Hum! Hum!. Mrs. Mobolaji cleared her throat. " It's been approximately eight months you both have been married, and your father and I havent seen any signs of our grandchild. I'm not pressuring you dear.... I just want to know if you both have decided to take your time or... is there a problem, dear?" Mrs. Mobolaji asked looking anxious. " We're working on it ma'am. Very soon ... We will give you and Dad the good news you both have been waiting for." All this while, Bamidele was staring at Wuraola, wondering how easy it was for her to make up such story. " All right, dear. We will be anticipating. Bammy, make sure shag your wife well in the other room." Mr. Mobolaji winked, and Mrs. Mobolaji laughed. After they'll had dinner and several discussions, Bamidele suddenly checked his gold wrist watch and it was already 9:45 p m. "Mum, Dad, it's almost 10 p m, we will take our leave now." He heralded. " All right, son. Good night. Take care of yourself and your wife." Mr. And Mrs. Mobolaji said simultaneously. Bamidele and Wuraola were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mobolaji to where their car was parked as they drove out of the parking lot. |
Episode 3 After ignoring his ringing cellphone for the umpteenth time, Bamidele reluctantly picked his phone which clearly displayed 'Sweet mum'. " Ekaro, Ma. ( Good morning, ma). " He greeted. " Bawo ni omo mi?. ( How're you, my son?). I hope you and your wife are doing great?" Mrs. Mobolaji inquired. " Yes, ma'am. We're doing great." Bamidele responded wondering if his mum had called just to inquire about his so called wife. "My son, I will like you and your wife to come over for dinner this coming Friday. Your dad and I are yearning to see you, dear." " All right, ma'am. We will come." " Take care of yourself and your wife,Son." Mrs. Mobolaji said and hung up the phone. ------- Bamidele succintly scanned every coners of the cream color painted bedroom in search of Wuraola. He stood up and made his way towards the frosted glass bathroom door, and placed his right ear to eavesdrop if he could hear the sound of water drop. He descended the stairs when he couldn't hear any, and walked towards the kitchen. " Where on earth could she be so... early." He grumbled. He stood rootedly at the kitchen's entrance as he sighted Wuraola and became mesmerized by his wife's curvy backside. Truth be told, she's indeed a beauty to behold, but there's more to marriage than beauty afterall....he thought to himself. " Mom has requested us to come over for dinner by evening tomorrow. Make sure you're prepared by the time I'm back from the office, am I clear?!." He asked and left without hearing her response. Meanwhile, Wuraola has been pondering for days on how to speak to Bamidele about her intentions on hunting job. She could no longer put up with her loneliness, and felt getting a job that would keep her occupied, would suffice. " Bamidele, I need to speak to about something." She said softly... " Go on...., You've less than five minute." He said. " I...I..was thinking if I could get a job...., I could be doing rather than staying at home all day doing nothing." Wuraola explained while clutching the hem of her spaghetti top, which slightly exposed cleavage has been cause of distractions to Bamidele since he's been standing before her, but trying hard to comport himself. " Whatever sails your boat, madam." He said hurriedly and made his way out of their sumptuous looking living room. |
Episode 2 " Bam, Bam!" Maleek hailed, on sighting Bamidele has he entered their usual place of meetings. "What's up, nigga?" Bamidele asked while extending his hands for a handshake. " I'm cool. How're you and our beautiful wife?" Maleek inquired. "She's fine." He replied indifferently. "Where's Kore?" Bamidele asked sitting on their favorite black leather couch at the extreme end of of the club emitting beam of several lights. "He went out not long ago to run his usual business." He responded. " Hmm.. I hope woman wouldn't be his end someday." Bamidele uttered. While Bamidele and Maleek were chit chatting, Korede walked in with a tall dark skinned beautiful lady, with curves in the right places. " Hey, guys! meet Kemisola. Kemisola, meet my friends - Bamidele and Maleek. He introduced. " Hi, kemi." Bamidele greeted. " Hi, beautiful.." Maleek also greeted. While Korede and Kemisola were acting all lovey dovey, Maleek and Bamidele were also engrossed in business discussions. After they were all done for the night, they called it a day. ---------- Wuraola sat on the furry chocolate couch adjacent to the TV set, awaiting Bamidele's arrival. Her patience was running out and just when she was about to call Bamidele's phone, she heard a car honk and became relieved. " Welcome, honey. Go take a shower and come eat your food. I prepared your favorite - fried rice, plantain and turkey." Wuraola welcomed him and received his brief case. " Wura, what's all these sweet names calling and you preparing my food about?. Haven't I made my self clear enough?!" He yelled. " I.... J-just thought you will be happy having your favorite after a long day at the office" she explained while trying to hold onto the tears threatening to evade her eyes. |
Hey, guys! This is my very first time of writing a story, and I would really like to know what you guys opine. I'm neither a professor of English language, nor a student. Therefore, any constructive criticisms from you guys will be highly appreciated by me. *The undesired bride* *Episode one* "Bamidele!, It's been seven months. Seven fucking months we've been married, and you still couldn't acknowledge the fact that I'm your wife. Your lawfully wedded wife!" Wuraola managed to voice out in the middle of her tears. "Wura, I've told you severally that you and I will never be a husband and wife in that sense, but it seems you fail to understand that, don't you?" Bamidele said and walked out of their bedroom angrily, indifferent of Wuraola's grief. Wuraola slumped on the the floor and cried bitterly while recalling the first day she set her eyes on Bamidele. It was undoubtedly a love at first sight. That very day she was introduced by her parents who were family friend of Mr. And Mrs. Mobolaji, was the day she felt something strange she hasn't felt for any other man in years of her existence. Being a beautiful and well cultured lady, she has always been the dream woman of any man she comes accross except Bamidele's. How her not just pulchritudinous appearance, but also inner beauty as people would always compliment her..., Didn't caught the fancy of bamidele puzzles her. She wouldn't dispute the fact that their union was arranged without Bamidele's consent as both parents felt it was the best thing to do in order to prolong both families' friendship.
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* I so much like being half naked when I'm alone in the room * I drink teas like green tea, Lipton and the rest without any sweetner, and I can drink them several times a day, which makes others think I'm weird and act like the old. * I so much enjoy being alone especially when I have everything I need. * I don't like attending parties.i stay indoors and people are always inquisitive of where I'm especially when I'm the celebrant orclose to the celebrant. I've so many weird attitude, just to mention few ![]() |
Women apart, some people are just so....callous and get mind.... |
Lol.... Different hilarious comments gat me like this . Well.... My pretigious FUOYE( not state Uni though....), Remains the best.- argue with your keyboards ![]() |
I been dey think say this Corona na SCAM. Let them play their politics all they want but make them please consider students. House wet person dey since no dey help matte at all.... |
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All these football ages ![]() |
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It's part of life challenges, bro. We'll stumble and fall. Please, make sure you don't keep this from your parents. Because it's better you told them now, than later. Plus, if you're truly passionate about the course and not being forced, endeavor to take another jamb and not give up on your passion so easily... |
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e go just be my loss na. Instead of losing, make I gain the experience and satisfy my eyes.
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. Well.... My pretigious FUOYE( not state Uni though....), Remains the best.- argue with your keyboards