Password - Season 2 - Episode 44

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Password - Season 2 - Episode 44

Deliver it directly to the heart, darling, and Kofi will be dead in three days.”

He pushed the deadly drug toward Doctor Kankpe, who nodded, took the drug, and put it in her bag.

“I’ll do that, my love, my sweet darling!” Joan said. “With Kofi dead, you’ll marry me, won’t you?”

He smiled at her.

“I promise you, darling, as soon as this inquiry blows over, you’ll be Mrs. Dovlo, and the new Assistant Director of The Adada Asylum!”

Joan Kankpe smiled happily and stood up.

“I’ll fix you a drink then, my darling!” she said and walked over to the bar at the end of the study.

She mixed his favourite drink and brought it to him.

He took it with a murmur of thanks, and then she bent and kissed him sweetly and warmly.
“Feel like some hot session, darling?” she whispered hoarsely, her voice brimming with desire.

“Just give me thirty minutes to finish this report, sweetheart,” he murmured and kissed her n----e through her blouse.

She giggled and went back to her seat.

Director Dovlo took a long pull from the glass and set it down carefully on the small mat, and then he turned and opened his laptop and pressed the power button.

He looked up suddenly at Joan Kankpe, and then he looked at the residue of the drink she had fixed him.

Dovlo looked at her slowly, his face slack with absolute shock and disbelief!

He looked at Joan’s phone, and he noticed that it had been on the desk all along, propped up on its stand and the camera facing him.

His shock was suddenly filled with indescribable wrath and a mixture of fear!
“What the hell did you put in my drink?” Dovlo whispered hoarsely as sweat fell down his face in torrents. “And your phone! You were recording our conversation, weren’t you? Video recording? What the hell is the matter with you, Jo?”

Joan Kankpe stood up, licking her lips nervously.

“Darling, what…what are you talking about?” she feigned innocence.

Bobo Dovlo looked at her, and then he suddenly lunged for Joan’s phone!

She snatched it up with a little cry of fear and dropped it into her bag.

Bobo Dovlo snarled, his face losing every vestige of humanity as his eyes bored into her with animal ferocity.

“You b---h!” he screamed wrathfully. “He screwed you too, didn’t he? That’s the only reason you’ll betray me like this! You f-----g w---e! ”

He lifted a giant stapler machine on the desk and threw it at Joan Kankpe with all his remaining strength!

She had no time to dodge, and the heavy metal struck her in the face, making her m0an as she felt warm blood spurting from her nose!

She turned to flee but Bobo Dovlo wrenched a drawer on his desk open and dragged out a pistol and pointed it at her.

Joan Kankpe was terrified!

She was staring death in the face!

Bobo should have fallen unconscious by now because of the drug she had laced his drink with, but he was proving to be a devil!

It seemed nothing could affect him!

But when he looked at her with the gun pointed, his eyes were slightly unfocused, and his lips were slack and wide open, and she knew the drug was taking effect!

He was losing motor functionality!

The gun, however, was pointed straight at her heart!

She was scared, and she held out her hands with supplication.

“Darling, please, don’t do this, please, I beg of you!” she said.

“Babobasha shilokoss shilomatamma agloshia shinshooor!” Bobo Dovlo drawled, the effects of the powerful drug she had laced in his drink greatly affecting his speech and his vision, making his words all jumbled up.

“What, darling?” Joan asked with fear. “I didn’t understand what you said!”

“Pasha dolospisho zialili pansharta!” Bobo screamed as he walked like a drunkard round the desk, thick saliva drooling from his mouth, his eyes as wild as those of a lion, fighting the effects of the drug. “Skilo shimpapa! Shooshor!”

He fired the gun rapidly, but he was so affected by the drug at the last moment, making the gun tilt downward, and the bullets went into the floor of the library!

But with each bang of the gun Joan jumped with fear, acutely aware that if it had not been because of the drug these bullets would’ve entered her body, and killed her!