Must Read: INTERMISSION (The Love) - Season 1 - Episode 9

7 years ago

Must Read: INTERMISSION (The Love) - Season 1 - Episode 9

I returned home from the hospital after returning to inform Frank’s dad of my departure. When i got home, i eat some fried noodles; take my shower before preparing to visit my school mathematics teacher.
Since okada was not allowed in our area, i boarded a taxi to the address she gave me, the destination was very far, it actually cost me N250. When i got to the destination on the address, i alighted from the taxi and was looking at nothing in particular, i don’t know the exact house to enter and i am not with this lady’s phone number. My phone vibrated in my pocket indicating incoming call

Me: hello

Caller: yea, it is me ***i recognised the voice immediately but the question is, “how did she get my number?”*** look back *** she said and i looked and saw a story building which was fenced with a massive dark-green gate*** the gate is opened, you can come in

I walked into the building to behold a very spacious environment, the garden was located at the north of the compound with garden at the back and a swimming pool beside the garden with a small growing palm tree that provided shades at the backyard, a lots of flower vessels decorated the front veranda of the building with two new cars parked by the side of the veranda. The house was painted all white with tinted glass. I was still observing the environment when the same number she used to call me some minutes ago called again
Maths Teacher: are you not going to come in again? ***she said and hung the call***

Many thoughts were running through my head,
“”will it be that this woman is married after all?””
“”or is she into sugar daddies?””
“”if not, where did she possess such wealth from because i don’t think that teaching job can give such wealth’””
“” What the hell have i gotten myself into?””
I walked through the front door which was also opened to behold a well sophisticated living room. The couches were covered with hairy-whitish-material with a small table at the middle, by the left side was a very large plasma Tv, by the right was a bar and beside the bar was the stair that lead upstairs. The room was barring a very magnificent scent. About five minutes later, she emerged from upstairs wearing a spaghetti top that barely covered her b----t and a jean bum short which left most of her thighs exposed

Me: good evening ma

Maths Teacher: good evening, how are you

Me: i am fine ma

Maths Teacher: please you can call me Evelyn

I was like “”wooow”” what a beautiful name for a beautiful lady

Me: okay ma….. i am sorry ma

Evelyn: don’t worry, you will get use to it

Me: okay ma

Evelyn: what shall i offer you?

Me: i am okay ma

Evelyn: you cannot tell me that, just tell me what to offer you; moreover, this was your first time of coming to my house

Me: i know ma, but i am actually okay ***i said with a little smile***

Evelyn: i won’t have any of that *** she said as she walked to the bar with her hips swaying as if it was fighting to be freed***

She returned with Exotic juice with two glass cup and sat opposite me with her legs crossed before filling both glasses and handing me one which i accepted. We drank in silent, though i have a lot of questions to ask but i don’t know how i will go about it without waking the demon in her. When both of our glass became empty, she poured more wine before breaking the silence

Evelyn: how do you see my place? *** she asked and stared at me***

Me: it was amazing, both how are you able to purchase all these?

Evelyn: hahah… what are you thinking?

Me: nothing bad, just feeling that you are more influential than i know

Evelyn: your guess is right. My father is one of the influential personnel in this country; he was a senate that is representing our constituent and i have everything i need

Me: ***surprised*** you get to joking right?

Evelyn: joking? You are really funny. That is the truth

Me: then why are you teaching when they will be other lots of more classic works seeking for you

Evelyn: did i here you said classic?

Me: yea, classic and less stressful work

Evelyn: i actually don’t like that. From my childhood, teaching was what i dreamt of and was my classic job. Even though my father tries to persuade me to study law, i decided to go against his wish and studied mathematic in the university

Me: then why don’t you opt to be a lecturer instead of secondary school teacher?

Evelyn: i want a place where i will influence little children, bring them up in the best way and help them in mathematic as it is becoming the highest challenge this countries education system is facing (she is actually a wizard in mathematic)

So there are still this kind of people remaining in this country; a country where every child of a wealthy person will thrive to base abroad, some will not even want to do anything themselves, they will depend on their parents and flaunt their parents wealth like life-no-end and here is this one telling me that…..

Me: and how did you acquire this house ***what a very stupid question***

Evelyn: it was a birthday gift from my dad, though i tried rejecting it but my he threatened to disown me

Me: that was why you accepted it right?

Evelyn: yea, and the cars was from my mum

Me: why don’t you ride them, i mean the cars?

Evelyn: that is just showing one’s self. Nobody apart from my parent and you now that know that i live here

Me: that was very strange

Evelyn: yeah but for security purpose; nobody even know that i am a daughter of a senator

Me: you are right, that will keep you away from any political threat

Evelyn: i never liked politics for once, but i don’t know why my dad choose that after his education

Me: you know, every person have different choice and want to be what he is destined, and if everybody tries to become one thing, human need will be a problem

Evelyn: wow, i didn’t know that you are this experienced; you are actually right

I spend the whole evening with Evelyn, she was really fun to be with and very talented.

Actually, you shouldn’t have to judge a book by its cover and never neglect anybody you see either young or old because you don’t know who they may be.