Read Story: SEASON 1 EPISODE 21
From that day, Bethel developed
an unusual interest in me. She
would tell me how she missed
me if we did not see for hours.
Gradually we became boyfriend
and girlfriend without any
‘official’ application from me. She
had indirectly lifted off the
wooing burden from my
shoulders. Bethel hailed from
Okigwe in Imo state, facialy
beautiful and a strong-willed girl
who believed in female
enterpreneurship. On the other
side, she’s an average in
physiological endowments;
height, size, a’ss and b’oobs. Her
b’oobs were of the same size as
an average citrus tangerina (aka
tangerine). She loves money so
much that her demands were
insatiable in relation to my little
income. I tried my best by taking
her out almost every sunday,
buying affordable gifts for her
plus the random raw cash of
fifty, hundred and two hundred
naira that always left my pocket
for her hands at each meeting. I
did all these for her even when I
was yet to taste her lips as she
always turned down my s’exual
advances on the grounds that
she hates s’ex. We continued in
this parasitic relationship while I
prepared to move permanently
to school.
It was on a cloudy Tuesday, 31st
June 2008, the last day of my
quasi-teaching career that I
finally opened up to the beautiful
new girl in my school. This was
after three months of her stay;
three solid months of me playing
undercover agent. I was sitting
in the staff room during break
period when she and Anita were
cat-walking past.
“Ifeoma! Ifeoma!, come here. I
want to have a word with you,” I
called out to her. I had already
got to know her name.
She stopped, whispered a few
words to Anita before walking
into the staff room.
“Good day staff,” she greeted no
one in particular as she walked
straight to my table. I offered her
a sit with a smile.
“Yes, it has been three months
since you joined this school. As
the discipline master, I’ve noticed
how composed and disciplined
you’ve behaved right from the
first day you started till this
moment and I must say am
impressed. Keep it up,” I
commended her in a relatively
raised voice aimed at waving off
unnecessary attention who may
be keen on knowing why I called
her. It worked! I saw some
already sensitive ears drop down
like the dog character in ‘scooby
dooby doo’ when it is depressed.
“thank you sir,” Ifeoma replied.
“You’re welcome. Yes, I also want
to know how you are fairing
academically. Are there subjects
you’re presently having a hard
time with?” I continued with my
interrogation.
“Not really sir. Am getting along
quite well,” She replied in a bit
more relaxed tone.
“That’s good… Ehee, you really
look like someone from
Anambra,” I psyched.
“Hahaha, abeg o, am from Enugu
state,” she answered amidst
laughter. “That’s a green light” I
reasoned as I pinched myself.
“Wow, that means you’re my
inlaw na. My uncle married from
Enugu, Akpugo in Nkanu West to
be precise,” I continued teasing
but now in a low tone.
“Really? Am from Akpugo. That’s
my place,” she responded
surprisingly.
Jackpot!
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