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Chapter 28

Author: G.T. Obed
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-08 23:34:32

Eunice - POV

By exactly 6:55pm, I saw Uncle Bernard's car slowly pull into the compound. My heart skipped.

I was surprised not just that he came, but that he came exactly on time. That small act reminded me of something my dad once said: "If someone values you, they'll value your time too."

In business and in life, being timely matters. And Bernard had just proven that without saying a word.

Thank God I had finished dressing up already. I took one last look in the mirror, standing still for a moment.

My heart was already racing, and I hadn't even stepped outside. I ran my hands gently down the sides of my gown a soft, flowing diamond-colored dress that moved like water whenever I turned.

It wasn’t too loud. It wasn’t screaming for attention. But it said something. Something calm, beautiful, and quietly strong. It hugged my body just right enough to make me feel feminine, enough to make me feel like myself again.

Simple, but there was something elegant about it.

I didn’t want to d
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