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Tessy was quite baffled at Abigail's action. "Ahan! Abigail, why did you pull me over like that!?" Tessy exclaimed. Abigail beckoned on Tessy to tone down her voice. "Tessy, just calm down, Chief is not aware of my presence for now, I just walked in." Abigail said in a hush tone. Tessy looked at her surprisingly. "Abigail, oya tell me wetin dey happen?" Tessy said. "I should be asking you nau? What are you doing here? When did you return?" Abigail asked curiously. Tessy grinned mischievously. "Abigail, don't worry I will jist you later, meanwhile tell me, na wetin dey happen nau? Party don start since o! and you know say na you be Chief special guest for this occasion, he is actually hysterical about your absence." Tessy said as she tried very hard to be quiet. Abigail glanced at the time again. "Tessy, I don't want to say much right now. Let me just look for a way to join the party without much Drama, then later we can talk, would you walk in with me?" Abigail asked. Tessy was quite curious. "Abigail, what's your plan?" She asked.
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