[Excerpt from Episode 3: Damilola urged him on as he
pounded into her with all the fury of a man in heat and as he branded her with
his seed before collapsing against her, she held him to her and cried silently.
Kissing her tears away softly, he whispered “I am here now Damilola, we are going
to be fine! I love you.” In a shaky voice, she whispered “I love you
too.”] To read Episode 3 CLICK HERE
It was three weeks since Gbade arrival in Nigeria
and of the three weeks they had been at loggerheads for about two. The last one
week had been peaceful and nothing but bliss. Damilola was pretty certain that
he was going to propose before he returned back to the United States in another
week. Their loved had grown stronger than ever and she was happy they had been
able to overcome the hurdle of the cheating. She was preparing his breakfast
when she suddenly felt dizzy and had to quickly hold onto the refrigerator door
to keep her balance. Her vision clouded for some few seconds and then passed as
quickly as it had come. She dismissed it
as one of those spells and made a mental note to use an anti-malaria drug. She
quickly dished out the steaming porridge and vegetables and made for the dining
table where a patient Gbade was waiting. Just as she was about to drop the
food, the dizziness swept over her again and the food dropped out of her hand
and landed on the table with a bang, In a flash Gbade was out of his seat and he
caught her just as she swooned against the chair. He pressed his face anxiously
close to hers as he asked if she was alright. Offering him a weak smile, she
disengaged herself and answered she was fine. He shook his head in concern and
told her to go have her bath as they were going to the hospital after his
breakfast. “Do you realize a lot of people kill themselves by not being more
concerned about their health? Even if you feel fine again, you should have a
routine checkup.”
Damilola was silent throughout the drive to the
hospital as she had an inclining of what could be wrong with her. She wringed
her hands together unconsciously as her mind flashed to about three weeks
before Gbade’s arrival. She had run into her ex John and he had casually
invited her to hang out with him for a drink and she had agreed reluctantly.
John had always been an affable person and it wasn’t long before they were
laughing like old lovebirds once again. Their relationship had lasted about
seven months before she quit because he barely had her time. He was now dating
a white girl named Trisha and he invited her for dinner to officially meet
Trisha that night. She had not given it a second thought before she agreed and
she went to his house that night with nothing but innocence in mind. The night
wore on and Trisha didn’t show up, to cut a long story short, she ended up
drinking more than she should have and somehow she woke up in his bed the
following morning. It had been her little secret and she had run off like ma
sacred rabbit back into its hole. John had been very apologetic about it and respected
her relationship status even while admitting he still had feelings for her. Was
she about to pay the price for that one day? It was too soon for her to have
gotten pregnant for Gbade so it had to be John.
Gbade’s face was a mask of rage and hurt as he
stared furiously at Damilola with all the veins stretching tautly in his temple.
His little Miss Perfect wasn’t so perfect at all. How could she have gotten
pregnant for another man? He had been cheating but he hadn’t impregnated
another woman. Dammit! She was the one he loved and wanted to spend the rest of
his life with but she had been too busy spreading her legs for another man. He
was an African man and was allowed to have more than one woman but she wasn’t.
He ran his hand through his hair with the frustration oozing from his every
pore and taking her by the arms, he shook her violently. “How could you
Damilola. I totally understand if you couldn’t stay off sex but get pregnant?
Does he do it better than me? Is he richer? Is he more handsome? Tell me Dammy.”
His betrayed expression made the tears come more freely as Dammy sobs rent the
air and she made no move to stop them. In a teary whispered she answered “Gbade
I am sorry. It was a mistake, it wasn’t mean to happen, I was drunk.” This only
seemed to infuriate him even more as he bellowed “Drunk! I have always told you
I don’t like you drinking, now look where that has gotten us. How would you
feel if Mirabel showed up pregnant? Tell me.”
Dammy bowed her head and allowed him shout at her.
She totally understood how he felt; it must be ten times worse than the way she
had felt when she found out about Mirabel. She wished she could comfort him but
she didn’t know how. Everything she said or tried to do only seemed to upset
him more and in that moment she decided the baby had to go to save her
relationship. Pushing aside her hair from eyes, she looked at him with
red-rimmed eyes and said quietly “I will fix this Gbade.”
To be Continued
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If one day you wake up and even have as much as a thought to stop this, I'd hunt you down and club you to death with the omo rogun that Damilola used to stir the porridge and vegetables! :-D ... Nice one, do keep it up!
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