LOGINI didn’t think they would actually take me to a cell until they did. It was a bare room with a metallic bunk bed and thin mattresses. Thankfully, it was clean and I would be the only occupant for a while. I imagined this was fancy compared to what a Ugandan cell would look like so I tried not to feel too bad. But, I was seething. How could we have been caught if someone didn’t tip the police off? Was my happy bride act not sufficient enough to fool the world as I had hoped? N
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Henry’s POVMexico City. It was more beautiful than I had thought it would be. Before, I knew close to nothing about Mexico. Most of the time, I heard about it, it was something about drugs and cartels. I never thought much of it except that there was a possibility tha
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Ignoring Noah’s pleas, I walked out after dressing up. The resort was a few meters away from Victoria Falls so I could hear the rush of water. The buildings were built to form a circle and in the middle was a pool and a tent that had Animal print. The tent acted as a mini pool restaura







