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Bridget killed her, we ain’t sweating it
0Tobi will soon admit t, let’s see hw d investigation s gonna go
0Abena u’ve been Tru a lot
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Nice One Continue
0Hope u find the real culprit behind ur mom’s death
0His mum wants not only a grandchild but also a daughter inlaw so, Tobi Ademi get ready to marry Abena
0episode 62
“Why do I have to be blindfolded?” Tobi
asked as Abena led him towards the stairs,
a bandana was tied around his eyes.
“So that when we reach the nursery, the full
effect of my awesome decorating skills
would hit you with full force.” She explained,
holding his hand as they slowly walked up
the stairs.
“Yes, but when we reach the nursery, the
door would be closed and when we open it
and enter, I would still see the full effect of
your apparent awesome decorating skills.”
He argued, as he let her lead him through
the corridor.
“Yeah but if you enter the room blindfolded,
by the time you open your eyes, it would hit
you like a ton of bricks.”
“One, I really hope the ton of bricks thing is
being used metaphorically. And two, it’s the
same thing with what I said about not using
the-”
“Tobi Ademi, one more word and I would
slap you ehn.” She warned, now dragging
him. They stood in front of the room.
“Nawa! Such a violent pregnant woman.” He
whined and she laughed, rolling her eyes.
She fished out the key from her pocket, and
unlocked the door. Opening it, she pushed
him inside.
“Very violent.” He muttered.
“Okay, and open!”
He removed the bandana and looked around
the baby room. The walls were painted in
yellow and white stripes, and the baby cots
were at a side, beside each other, with a
yellow bedsheet and a white pillow. There
was a frame of letters arranged on the wall,
and a cabinet at another side. The couches
were white with yellow spots, and the centre
rug was yellow. On the couches and around
the room, different stuffed animals were
arranged everywhere.
“Wow. It’s really good.” Tobi complimented.
“Uju did a really good job oh.”
She glared at him and hit the back of his
head. He pouted and rubbed the place she
hit, before going to seat down on the couch.
“Be careful, don’t wrinkle anything.” Abena
warned but he just rolled his eyes and
patted the space beside him, gesturing for
her to seat down. She sat down beside him.
“It’s really good Abena. The kids would love
it.” He said.
“Good. Because I put my heart and soul into
this.” She smiled.
“Abena-”
“Who is going to take care of the children?”
She suddenly asked, afraid of what he was
going to say.
“I would start interviewing Nannies when
you’re in your eighth month.” He replied and
she nodded.
“Make sure she’s pretty.” Abena started,
looking at nothing in particular. “She has to
be pretty, and friendly, and funny and
random. But also strict when it’s necessary.
She must be fun to be with. Speak good
English. Like music and dancing. She has to
know how to sing, so she can sing them to
sleep. She has to be an excellent cook. She
has to be patient and calm. She has to read
them books and let them watch all the
cartoons so that their childhood would be
complete. She must care about them, not
because she’s being paid to, but because
she’s passionate about kids. She must pick
them up from school on time. And when
their sick, she must take very good care of
them.”
“Abena.”
“Promise me you’ll have time for them Tobi.
You won’t bury yourself in your work, but
you’ll create a lot of bonding time to spend
with them.”
“I promise Abena. Nothing would happen to
them.” He pulled her towards him, and
stroked her hair. She hung unto him, resting
her head on his legs, and blinking away the
tears that threatened to fall.0episode 63
“Thank you.”
…
“Why can’t you just be with her?”
“Because we signed a contract Joseph.
She’s here to give birth and leave. No
strings attached. You can’t just forget the
point of all this.” Tobi replied.
They were at a restaurant, waiting for a very
late client, and Joseph just had to bring up
Abena as a topic.
“Why? You like her. This is the first time
you’ve liked someone.” Joseph argued.
“I never said I like her Joseph. Stop jumping
into conclusions.” Tobi groaned, rubbing his
temple.
“But you care about her. And don’t tell me
it’s because she’s carrying your baby.”
Joseph pointed out.
“Fine. I care about her. But that’s what it
would be. Nothing else.”
“Why don’t you want a family?”
“Well, because families break.” Tobi
snapped. “And if mine breaks, it would be
my fault. So it’s better to prevent it, than to
get hurt after.” Tobi said, avoiding his gaze.
“You’re not him. You’re not a cheat like your
father Tobi.”
“Well he didn’t know he was a cheat until he
became a cheat.” Tobi shrugged, hoping that
the client would arrive soon.
Joseph was about to say something, when
Tobi pointed at a lanky man walking into the
restaurant.
“Mr. Dotun is here, get the documents
ready.”
Joseph rolled his eyes, and said. “You
should know one thing. When life breaks
your family and takes a member away, God
rebuilds it, and gives you someone else.”
…
“Tobi!”
“Yeah?” Tobi replied, moving the phone
away from his ear because Abena was
shouting.
“Are you still at the office?” She asked, and
he smiled at the sound of her soft voice.
“I’m leaving now. Why?”
“I need bread.” She simply said.
“There’s bread at home.” He replied,
amused.
“I don’t want that one. I want agege bread.”
She explained and he rolled his eyes even if
she couldn’t see him.
“Bread is bread Abena. Stop disturbing me.”
“No it’s not. I want agege bread. No wait,
let me rephrase that, the twins want agege
bread.” She pointed out.
“Stop using my children to get things from
me.” He groaned, starting his car.
“Technically, your children are in me, so I’m
the only one that can speak for them.
Unless you want to carry them yourself.”
“Thats impossible.” He said.
“Exactly. So I’m the one who understands
what the children want, and they want
agege bread.”
“Whatever. Fine. I’ll get you your stupid
bread.” He replied childishly but she just
chuckled.
“Good. And buy chocolate and snacks on
your way. I’ve finished the ones at home.
And bananas too.”
“Abena! I bought five of the large
toblerones, seven maltesers and ten boxes
of Maryland cookies. Just yesterday!” He
said surprised.
“Oops?”
…
“What do you want to eat?”
“Rice.” Tobi replied without looking away
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