ll want to s

still fast asleep. We went to bed after our wedding party with our cl

It was Anna,

ee the owner

had not been properly introduced to my

mother. She had been away for some time. She came in for the wedding a few days back, but we did not meet until the wedding day. I mean, we never

im." Anna told me. I heard her approaching earlier, s

something to eat. We'll come down shortly." I to

gain. She had a loud voice. Too loud for an e

nts to see you.

e asked, as if I were

she would want to see

out to him to take off his clothes

earlier to listen to their conversat

ke. Where is that wife of yours?" I heard

y wife. Tell me why you're at my

king more to her son and not to me. She did not ask me any questions. I wondered if she wasn't curious about knowing who her son was getting married to. But

heavy clothes? Did you sle

g like you care, mu

d speak like that to anyone, not to mention his o

espect me. Well, that's n

at you want to say, let's get done with this." Jordan inter

ve you see

abou

ing. What is this I hear about you marrying someone else? I thought this was t

I never thought I could see myself one day on posts and blogs. The joy of marrying a rich man. Though we we

They would always talk. It wi

e! Doesn't it bother you? What does that say about you? Your reputa

ffects you and whatever business you hav

ts your sister! It affects every other person involved in the business. The partners and all. S

n't care about me or Racheal. And I don't see how this affects you. Last I checked,

for a while aft

see her." She said after some mi

came up to where I was s

rtled, and annoyed at the same time,

d. I was sure she was surprised that

ater." I told her, fee

aid and tried to

her back. "You did

I watched her leave unt

answer me?" Jordan'

you have no bu

have a lot of explaining to do." She grabbed h

om so that Jordan would not k

soon as he walked him. I was pretendin

e said, and rel

ight, onli

oring my statement. I was wondering. Was I suppose

something important. I didn't want to inte

aw. You should have com

r own son despises her? Why didn't you introduce me to her? What could I have done? It was you sh

said finally after so

wouldn't even

pposed to," I said, pre

your legs." He said and invited me to the b

oman I saw, my mother-in-law, looked like trouble. Trouble was written all over her. When I first saw her on the morning of the wedding, I was scar

w. I should have probably le