The inspector general told dad some things that really made him sad as I could see his expression and all he kept saying was ‘ok, ok no problem, whatever you say’. For about two weeks I stayed in my room and did not come out, my food was brought to me. Dad tried to have a conversation a couple of times but I refused. My older siblings were a little confused but they had started working, so everyone just kind of moved on except me. My younger ones were sent to boarding school in London shortly after my mum passed away, my aunt became their guardian. Results were already out and we were to go for our youth service. I already knew I did not have to do anything in order to get my certificate because everything had already been arranged (the typical life of the child of an elite Nigerian). I was in touch with Tayo on and off, he was scheduled to come home soon and I did not speak much. Tayo had been a little worried ever since we spoke that day, he knew my life was over because I had become extremely close to Fara. There was no new update on the crime but Fara told her side of the story and the lady was nowhere to be found. Rumors started going around that she had run away to .....bit.ly/1cXORCQ
Posted on: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 07:38:59 +0000
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