The Corporate Diary of Eniola Fayola

3th Novem

asion that night. I cast a wary glance at the slouched, hooded figure of a man who stood a little way off, my heart pounded agains

ould I bl

d in ridiculously high heels. It was the third time a person had given me that same look like I had a neon sign flashi

as a long walk home and my feet ached mercilessly. I got a couple offers for a ride home but there was no way was I wanted to take my chance with these creeps. One can never

like a pr

second offer because it was from the very reason for my current state of misery. I stiffened when I heard the familiar engine and

t drop you off at home," Akin said as he

luckiest girl in the world. I glanced at him once before I hissed loud enough for him to hear. He didn't even have the decency to leave the other

ad been reduced to free

pped my gaze forward. I planned to simply ignore him,

parents say?" H

bring my family into this. Did he think of what they would say

Lots of colourful insults and curses might also be involv

t home and we will sort this whole

ds the car window. "Sta

I had the last word. I didn't even turn to look when the Prado picked up

behind me because security was very important, especially at night, although my actions earlier didn't exactly preach it. Immediately I stepped in through the door, I tossed my shoes into a

s before I reached behind me for the zip of my gown to undress. The zip was halfway

he sofa and fell on the

ed the breath I held and sank unto the ne

at?" My sister, Laide, groaned.

o came home to find someone sleeping in my hous

nd waited expectant