SISI EKO.

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                                                                                                 SISI EKO.
Dele had just finished preparing breakfast and was washing the utensils. Then he heard noise emanating from the living room. Quickly, he headed out of the kitchen to find out what it was and realized she was awake. She smiled at him and seemed more relaxed. Dele heaved a heavy sigh of relief as he hugged her warmly.
 "How was your night?" Dele asked. 
She simply responded with a smile. 
 "Great! Let me serve breakfast." Dele said as he hurried back to kitchen. As she waited  for his return, she strolled around the living room and stared at the pictures on the wall.
 For a moment, she stared persistently at a particular portrait, then Dele walked in with a tray of oat meal, toasted bread and scramble eggs. Gently, he placed the food on the dining Table. Immediately, she snapped out from the long stare and joined Dele at the Dining table.(The Story Continues..)
Written by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune.
The Story Teller..
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  She stood over the bridge and as every car passed by, she counted every second. More determined than ever, she wanted to end it all, if she could only jump down fast from the bridge before anyone else could see her. One more time, she looked around, slowly she moved towards the edge of bridge and placed her right leg forward. As soon as she was about to jump, She noticed a beggar just behind the bridge who was staring at her. 
"What are you looking at!?" She yelled. The beggar smiled and said: "I saw you and immediately recognized you so I came to thank you for yesterday, your coin saved my life!" The beggar exclaimed. Then she realized it was the same Beggar whom she had thrown her last coin to, as she walked pass the bridge the previous Day.
"You saved my life!"The beggar exclaimed. 
Many years later, She is involved in charity works and putting smiles on peoples faces. 
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