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                            SISI EKO. [9/29, 14:10] E PLUS: Dele sat the entire time feeling depressed while his daughter slept inside. The Lady sat close to him.  "I think you should lighten up." She said. Dele smiled faintly.   "I know Rose will be greatly affected by her Mother's ill health." Dele said soberly.  "Yes..why don't you call her Mother, then?" She asked. Dele hesitated. [9/29, 17:52] E PLUS: "She would not pick my call any time I call." Dele Lamented. For a moment, there was silence.  "Maybe you can just visit her." She suggested.  Dele pondered. Suddenly her Phone rang.    "Please excuse me." She said as she stepped outside. It was quite early in the morning and Chief had woken up with a nagging head ache. It was virtually time for his appointment with the Local council. still lying on the Bed, Chief stretched forth his hand to get his drugs. He could barely get a grip of it. As

                     SISI EKO. Abigail's Father was quite furious at what his wife had just told him.    "So, what you are telling me is that, our daughter is missing?" He reiterated. Abigail's Mother responded by a nod. Abigail's Father remained quiet.   "Papa Abigail, wetin we go do now?" Abigail's Mother lamented. Her husband stared at her sternly.  "Are you asking me? You and your daughter should stop pretending!" Abigail's Father shouted angrily. His wife was baffled.   "Papa Abigail, I no understand you o! Pretending? How we dey pretend?" She lamented.  "Listen, the earlier your daughter stops these her tricks, the better for her!" Abigail's Father yelled and walked out of the kitchen. ******************  She opened the Door as soon as she  heard Dele's voice.  The young girl held on to his hands as they stepped in.   "Welcome." She greeted. Dele responded with a sm

                      SISI EKO. Abigail's Father shook his head with desdain as he smiled.   "So this is the trick you and your daughter can come up with? See, whether you like it or not, you people will not disgrace me before my friends."   Abigail's Mother was enraged. She wiped away tears with the back of her wrapper. Abeg Papa Abigail, why you dey aways talk of yourself. Our pikin dey miss, you still dey talk  of another thing, Na wa o!" Abigail's Mother lamented.  Her husband remained quiet.        (The Story Continues..) Written by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune. The Story Teller..  ejiroemenikeuka.blogspot.com Ejiro  has given you free ₦150 credit to read awesome books on OkadaBooks. To get your free credit, sign up using this link https://www.okadabooks.com/sign-up?referralCode=ejiroemenikeukaumune   She stood over the bridge and as every car passed by, she counted every second. More determined than ever, she wanted to

                          SISI EKO.  She had returned to the House in a hurry and Dele  was already asleep on the couch.   She looked at him long enough and could perceived how tired he was. She moved his legs closer to each other to avoid him from rolling off.   "Is he tired?" Rose asked curiously as she stepped from behind. She turned around and smiled.  "Yes, I think so." She replied.  "Do you think my mom will be fine?" Rose continued. The lady thought carefully. Then, she pulled her closer.  "Not to worry, everything will be fine." She replied. ********************  The Chief Police Officer had rushed to Chief's House with his men. Chief was on the floor gasping for air.  Immediately, the Policemen bent over  and picked him up. Few seconds later, they had put him in the car and drove off.    As soon as they arrived at the Hospital, the nurses rushed forward to take him out of the Car. "Please, everyone n