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Chapter 10
" Alas, my soul is pleased and my burden is light for the Lord has blessed me with great and insightful seeds, he watered them and exceedingly granted them favor and success. Tinu, you have greatly pleased me and have also made me more proud among my equals. A man can only claim to be totally achieved and successful only if his off springs walk in his way or are more prosperous than he is and mine are pleasing me daily with gracious acts and exemplary lifestyles. May the soul of my once beloved – Folake rest in peace and with an heart full of gratitude, I appreciate my love – Bambi for nurturing my children, easing my worries always.” A pleased Minister Solanke acknowledged in his newly styled white kaftan and his bald head glinting under the glorious light of arrayed chandeliers ; a half-filled glass in his right hand. The arranged success party which had caught some off-guard proved to be successful as different shade
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