BEYOND THE PROPHECIES

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rt and lanky gatekeeper who never stopped hovering around the tree waiting for mangos to ripen; she thought she would go down and pluck it before he did. Teniola quickly went over to her bedside to find her slippers just as her phone began to ring. Olo mi by Tosin Martins started to play and she knew it was a call worth more than a keitt mango. That ringtone w

to answer

ht we were still on th

ed the phone call an

at Mrs. Macaulay‛ he

t recall the challenge

who now?‛ She asked in a teasing manner earning a hearty chuckle fr

free hand on

it began; I was only seeing how long I would last withou

nk your stars you c

ound but I know how to

for the coming week. It was a necessity for them to plan their time as they could easily get car

thir

e together at 4p.m‛ Teniola responded knowi

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ey had the kind of relationship most people desired. They were best of friends for a long time but only advanced their relationship recently. He had caught her attention five years ago when she had taken her big mummy to the Spa as a part of her 50th birthday treat. Funsho had been reluctantly following a y

ped crew cut. He could pass for a model with his Samson physi

el to super sport. They quickly realized that they both supported Chelsea and soon started sharing commentaries and goal scoring excitement, to the annoyance of the other women who had no ide

faithfulness to Chelsea wa

n com

of you? She always had something to say about every man I ever broug

her mother but on the other hand, she wanted to save him from her mother’s embarrassment. She had not said a lot when Ten

rayed and received favourab

u out, you only said ye

ered because of your past experiences but things will be different with me; I carry fire baby girl. W

playful in ser

ng be a joke?‛ She sai

burst in

am and we will handle this together; we will put that day in his hands and everything will be o

an.‛ Funs

t how I am going to change it for her. This is not fair at all Funsho, I will be thirty in a few

uining my life!‛ Tenio

ange it for the person who gave birth to you and raised you, interesting.‛ Funsho laughed on the o

nsho sigh

that God himself authorized our parents to give us out in marriage, so my dear, keep your wr

e reassu

ke that; I had to introduce you to Aunty Ronke first because mummy is be

to hold on t

he resp

watered down your fi

ed but Teniola remained silent when she heard footsteps ap

to continue this chat l

m not ready for her l

spe

ncée is still such a baby

nce; a decent, handsome and fire branded man li

on,‛ Funsho

or opened but almost laughed at herself when she realized it was not her room’s door. Teniola thought to call Funs

ar

niola sighed and put

came to her for

father may be glorified in the son (John 14:13). Ten

ng God to send a helpe

ve her a testimo