Mag-log inThe days flew by so fast. Noah and I had the time of our lives going on safaris, trekking through the desert and hunting with the locals in some parts of Zimbabwe and Zambia. It was the best time of my life and when we left, I felt depressed knowing it would take some time before I stepped on African soil again. I was leaving home and stepping into my husband’s world. Did I think it would be simple? Not at all. But, I knew I could handle.
As the plane flew over the ocean, I felt
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Henry’s povThere was a time when I had given up on happiness. I had come to think that maybe it was not meant for me. I was not special enough to have it in my life. I worked in a government ministry and earned a fairly good salary, for a person my age. While a lot of my f
“I can’t believe it,” I mumbled. Shocked. “I’m surprised.”“I was hoping you’d be,” he took my hands in his. “I nearly spilled everything when you left me alone during our honeymoon. And trust me, I’ve not forgotten that. Your punishment is on the way.”
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
“I envisioned all sorts of scenarios but I never pictured this happening,” I told Noah. It was a beautiful mid-morning and it was scorching outside but we were doing well in the safety of our suite with air conditioning. Noah’s left arm was looped around my waist, hi







