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Dele looked as surprised as Abigail. "Well seems like we keep bumping into each other." Dele exclaimed. Abigail gasped. "You can say that again." She replied. Abigail's Mother glanced at both of them and became curious. "Wait o! Una know each other?" She questioned. "Yes Mami, we've met." Abigail replied. "Ah! Na the Doctor wey talk say if we no quick bring the money for your Papa treatment, say dem go increase am." Abigail's Mother lamented. Abigail stared at Dele like she had expected him to respond. He cleared his throat in contempt. "em..Madam. It is not my fault. There are teams of medical Doctors involved as well." Dele explained. Abigail became nervous. "em...all I'm asking is only few days and a little time. I will fetch the money." Abigail pleaded. Dele was helpless at this point. "Okay, can we discuss in my office?" Dele asked. "Okay, that's fine by us.' Abigail responded and they all left for the Doctor's office.
As they entered the Doctor's office, he beckoned on them to take a seat. "So Doctor, una no fit wait for us to bring the money?" Abigail's mother asked anxiously. The Doctor looked at her and moved closer to her. "Madam, your husband's situation is very critical as a matter of fact, but for the drugs administered to him the last time he was here, it would have been a different story." Dele responded. "Okay..so, how much time do we have?" Abigail asked. Dele dropped his head Like he was praying and almost immediately raised it up. "I'm afraid you have just two days left." He replied. "My pikin o! You dey hear!?" Abigail's Mother lamented as she placed both hands on her head.
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