contract - Season 1 - Episode 35

4 years ago

contract - Season 1 - Episode 35

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“That’s why I have you.”
…

“Let’s use pink.”
“Tobi, I told you, it has to be a unisex
colour. We don’t know the gender of the
baby.” She explained.
“Why haven’t we found out the gender of
the baby?”
“Because I like surprises.” She shrugged.
“I dont.” He replied.
“Why am I not surprised.” She rolled her
eyes and muttered, “Control freak.”
“Okay, so what colour can we use?” He
asked, lifting an eyebrow.
“Blue!”

“No. It’s a boys colour.”
“That’s my favourite colour.”
“Why am I not surprised?” He mimicked her.

“Can’t we just decide on a main colour
already?” She ignored his mocking.
“Just let me choose.” He offered and she
glared at him.
“No. You lack taste in a lot of things.” She
snapped.
“How about yellow?” He asked, anxious for
the day to be over.
He was never taking her shopping again.
“Tobi you’re a genius!” She exclaimed and
but he just stared at her.
He knew what was going on.
Lightbulb.
“We can paint the room yellow and white,
like in stripes. But we can add touches of
green, black, grey and white. We’ll evenly
distribute all the colours. But yellow would
be the main colour.” She said and he
nodded his head.
He was hungry.
“What about the theme?” He asked when
she glared at him, obviously angry that he
wasn’t contributing to the topic.
“It can be a zoo theme. We’ll have stuffed
animals all over the place. Don’t worry. I
have the image in my head. Lets buy the
paint.” She gave him a cheeky smile and he
pinched her cheek.
“You’re adorable sometimes.”
She swatted his hand away and took a
bucket of paint.
“You can’t carry that. Are you trying to
stress my daughter.”
“Fifty-fifty chance Tobi. And no, I’m not
carrying it, you are.” She said.
“The Tobi Ademi doesn’t carry paint. People
do it for him.” He boasted and they exited
the store with two men, carrying buckets of
paint and painting tools.

“What next?” He asked once they dropped
the paint in the car.
“Decorations and stuffed animals. Then we
can go and eat.” He nodded and walked
past her.
“Why are you rushing?” She asked.
“The faster we get all the stuff, the closer I
am to eating.” He explained.
“I’ve never seen you hungry before.” She
laughed.
“Well apparently, when you spend a day
shopping with Abena Omotosho, your
stomach suffers.” He joked and she hit him
playfully on the shoulder.
After getting toys, decorations, the cot,
strollers and all the other things that the
baby would need, they went for lunch.
“You’re actually not bad company.” He said
as they ate. He ordered French fried and
chicken but she had a cheese burger with
her French fries.