Read Story: SEASON 1 EPISODE 70
When i sat on my poo, half of my trouser landed on
the poo, and half of my bare a”ss landed on the
poo also. Since my poo was watery, it crested a
Map of Nigeria on my trouser.
While it crested a small Map of Lagos on my boxers
because my boxers rubbed off the poo that was
stamped on my a”ss.
“guy so i go n’aked go house? Ur own even better
sef say na only ur shirt the s’hit rub” I said to
Brainbox.
I removed my trouser to reveal the crested Map of
Lagos on my boxers. A Map that flies stuck to like
Bee to nectar.
I concluded i would go home with just boxers. Or
rather, boxers covered with T-shirt, because i
wrapped my T-shirt round my waist to cover the
Map of Lagos.
So we both walked home bare chested, just that
Brainbox’s case was better than mine because he
had his trousers on, while i had given mine as a
birthday gift to the hungry Flies that perched on
it in the bush.
As we walked close to our gate, i saw Kate
walking towards us. It seemed Brainbox saw her
before me, so he quickly hid behind Nkiru’s shop.
It happened so fast that i couldn’t hide.
“where are you coming from dressed like this?”
Kate asked. “ehnnn, i am coming fron ehnnn, i
went jogging” I stammered. She stared at me
from the crown of my head to the sole of feet
without altering a word.
As she walked passed me, i noticed her a”ss
almost tore the tight Mini Skirt she wore. She
gave my d’ick a gift of a picture perfect parting
frame.
And my d’ick grew taller, forming a mountain
curve.
If you are a guy, you would agree with me that in
your boxers sometimes you would find ropes
hanging inside, the ropes were used to sew the
boxers.
Ropes that the manufacturers intentionally left
as a trap to curb those guys that always have
hard on.
These ropes were in the boxers i wore that day.
As i took two steps forward, i noticed that the
mountain my d’ick made gave me difficulty in
walking, so i quickly dipped my hand into my boxers
to adjust my d’ick, unknown to me that the ropes
in my Boxers had coiled round my erected d’ick.
“aaaaaaaaaaaaaah!” I cried.
My Iroko tree had been cut down. Or so i tot.
“is anything the problem?” I heard Kate asked.
“no oh, everything is alright, nothing has been
cut down” I cried out.
To be continued
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