Lekki Sisi - S01 E12

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Lekki Sisi - S01 E12

Read Story: SEASON 1 EPISODE 12

What had happened to me since I gave my life to Christ the year I graduated from secondary school? God had been so real to me. Where did I miss it? I imagined the Holy Spirit steaming mad, ready to throw me into the hottest part of hell. But I didn’t care anymore.

On Sunday morning, Kunle called again. We were on our way to Tola’s church. I decided to pick his call this time.

‘Hello Brother Kunle.’

‘You know I am the mouthpiece of God. if I say anything, it will come to pass. But because I love you, I’ll control myself.’

In another era, I’d have been horrified by those words. ‘Kunle, you should be in church now.’

‘Did you just call me Kunle?’ He barked.

‘Bro Kunle.’

Silence.

‘Tinuke, Yesterday, in my place of agonizing prayers, God reminded me that together we are going to move mountains and change the world for him. Please, come home and let’s serve God together.’

God forbid. ‘I’m fine here. I have started work.’

‘Can you remember what happened to Judas when the love of money ate him up and he betrayed Jesus? The devil entered into him and he killed himself.’

‘What are you insinuating?’

‘Get back here before it is too late.’

‘When will you get it that this relationship is over. We are done.’

‘When Elijah made a declaration-‘

‘ I have to go now. We are already at the church.’

I ended the call. Tola glanced at me and smiled as she pulled into the church carpark.

‘Brother Kunle loves you. Tinuke, don’t do this to this brother.’

I hissed. Tola laughed and turned off the engine. As I climbed down, a dark Land Cruiser glittering in the genial sun sped into the church and pulled up beside us. Two slender ladies stepped down. They were every shade classy and strikingly beautiful. One of the ladies in a blue flowing gown with a colourful fascinator pinned to her hair smiled and came around to greet us while the other lady cat-walked into the church with an effortless saunter.

‘How are you?’ The lady said as she hugged my friend. Her words sounded like musical sounds. Something like d-m-d.