Temilade - Season 2 - Episode 10

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Temilade - Season 2 - Episode 10

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“Happiness is the best revenge, because nothing drives your enemy more insane than seeing you smiling and living a good life”. If you want your enemies to have shocker of their life, strive to be successful.

I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw Busayo, my best friend in university running like an escapee because of #150.

I adjusted my shade for proper recognition but she couldn’t identify me.

Adejoke looked her with pity said you can have the change.

Busayo: Thanks(She kneel down). She turned back to leave, I told Adejoke to call her back. She rushed back.

Busayo: yes ma.

I gave her another five thousand. She started praying for me like just repented sinner.

When she’s about to leave I called her name, Busayo!

She turned back staring at me. I removed my spectacles and looked directly into her eyes. When she saw me, she was shivering and sweating like someone dying of chronic malaria.


Me: so you can be doing a sale girl?


Busayo: (crying) I’……….m so- so- rry!


Me: sorry? You the bride of Femi!


Busayo: (shaking her head) please forgive me.

Me: well, God has proved Himself to me. This is my card you can call me anytime because I’m in hurry right now.


Adejoke: who is she?


Me: my friend just relax I will explain to you. We left the shoprite to Prison.

Along the road……………



Adejoke: Temmy! who is that girl?


Me: that’s my friend that set me up.


Adejoke: the one that led you to prison?


Me: yes.


Adejoke: oh no! You still gave her money? Turn back let me deal with her.


Me: (smiling) God has dealt with her already can’t you see how see looked.


Adejoke: you f--k-up big time, I would have molested her there.

Me: that means we don’t appreciate God in our lives.

Adejoke: you and this sermon sha!


Me: B’olohun bati gbeja eda kin loluwa re tun binusi?

Adejoke: hmmm! You spoke well.

After some minute we arrived at prison. I went to their reception.


Me: hello ma!


Receptionist: you welcome.

Me: please we brought this little thing for the inmates.

Receptionist: oh! may God bless you ma.


Me: please i need your assistance.

Receptionist: what is it?


Me: please I want to see a wardress named
Adebimpe.

Receptionist: Adebimpe?


Me: yes.

Receptionist: no wardress is bearing such name here.

Me: she was tall robust and fair in complexion.

Receptionist: since my ten years in service here I never see or hear such name.
Since I don’t want her to identify me as an ex-prisoner I bade her goodbye. When I got to the car……


Adejoke: have you seen the woman?


Me: the receptionist said no one was bearing that name.


Adejoke: Mrs Adebimpe ma ni?


Me: yes now.

Wait I will be back let me also check. She came back 5 minutes later with the same story.


Me: this is incredible!


Adejoke: it is mysterious.


Me: please go and drive I can’t drive again.

Adejoke: I don’t really understand this.
As I was about to open the car door I looked back, I saw the woman coming toward us.
I tapped Adejoke to look back. We both rushed to meet her but she disappeared.


Me: Joke I’m I dreaming?


Adejoke: this is terrible o.


Me: I saw her coming now.


Adejoke: I also saw her now.

At the scene of arguing we started feeling cold.
When this is happening, I remembered the story that my father told me about the yoruba believe of “AKUDA”. I told Joke to go inside the car.