Mia George. A reporter, a tomboy. Never been involved in anything related to having a relationship with any guy. But is quite okay with her not so boring life. She is suddenly endangered, when the man who was thrown into prison because of her is back...and is out to take revenge on her. Alex Friedrich. He's ruthless, cold and distant to everyone around him. A lawyer who hasn't lost any case before. He prefers being alone, in his study with heaps of books. He's more closer to his dogs than humans. But he's bound to know his life will never remain the same when he saved the life of Mia George. Bolu Afolabi. An elegant doctor. She's independent, has it all. She meets Alex and falls deeply for him, hoping reciprocate her feelings. Her love for him, turns into a dangerous obsession and she is willing to take lives down because of him. Charles Douglas. A cop and also a single parent. He believes he's contented. He loves his job, his daughter. Yet he despises women. He's vowed never to have any relationship with them or whatsoever. Ever since the mother of his daughter abandoned his daughter, when his daughter was an infant. His six years daughter goes missing and is brought back to him by a lady. But, what happens when he starts developing feelings for this same lady? Worst, his life and his daughter's is at stake, when an infamous hardened criminal is after him. ****Totally worth reading****
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I took my glasses off and yawned out loudly. I was famished, all because I had been writing about a Parent who impregnated his own daughter for the past three hours. Proofreading, carrying out self edit, and also reducing my use of big grammars, so as not to give people the headache of going to check a dictionary countless time, before moving over to read the second paragraph.
I wanted my readers to understand my story. Although, I needed to add some lie, to make the story seem more interesting, and to make it lengthier.
The story was short but I wanted it to be lengthy because my grumpy old boss, Mr Derrick never ceased the opportunity to lay constant complains whenever I wrote short articles or news. He usually read the story before it would undergo publishing.
Currently, I was having slight pains on my finger tips which had been on the keyboard for the past three hours. And my throat was getting dry from lack of liquid. Even my stomach was grumbling like an old man who was forced to exercise.
I drummed my fingers on my desk before sucking them one after the other. I usually do that to ease the pains.
I stopped sucking my fingers when I felt someone's presence behind me.
I turned and saw my colleague Mr Levi, a thirty something year old man, who was married with three kids. One of the best reporters we could boast of, in our office.
Nice and quite handsome but had the Calabar accented English despite being in lagos for seventeen years. And that made it very difficult for him to speak in public. He wasn't even allowed to read news over the raidio or on tv. But was allowed to write articles because he was very good. He was also being envied by most of our colleagues.But he had an awful smell like a truck driver, whenever he was sweaty. I winced when I thought about the awful smell that was frequently around him when I go close to him. And how he smelt the last time made me barf the baby food I had eaten one faithful day. I had to swallow the vomit back with my nose wrinkled in disgust, because Mr Derrick was surveying me, and I wanted no drama from the old man.
Well, Mr Levi was friend of my mine and the only one who understood my person .We were eight reporters in the same office. Unlike Mr Levi, the other reporters labeled me as a rude, saucy and weird young lady. But the truth was, I was a no nonsense person and couldn't have my mouth shut when keep when pissed. I stood up to everyone, I mean everyone irrespective of their age, size and whatever position.
The rest of them were older.
Pushing those thoughts away, I glanced at Mr Levi.
"What are you doing, are you trying to peer into my work or something?" I asked raising a mock- curious brow at him.
"Don't be silly, why would I peer into your work when I'm better than you?" He teased and I rolled my eye balls in their sockets, at his cocky remark. His Calabar accented English reserved R, L and T.
"Anyways, just checking on you, you've been typing for the past three hours."
"Just gotta finish this stuff you know, by the way can I borrow your car, wanna go have lunch. I'm famished."
He looked away abruptly at the mention of his car, then replied "No."
"Pu-leeez." I pleaded, giving him my huge baby black.
"Nno way, go and take a taxi". He replied, scrunching his face up in a frown. He was soft hearted despite his huge physical structure.
"Mbok." I said which meant 'Please'.
He normally used that when he wanted to send me on an errand.He was mute for some seconds contemplating how he'd be, if I get into an accident and crash his car because of how crazy I was.
And what it seemed like a whole damn while, he cleared his throat and spoke up, eyeing me.
"Okay, but don't take long." He warned tossing me his car keys.
"Yes sir." I saluted him with my two skinny fingers, gave him a lopsided grin, before waltzing around him.
"Damage my car, and pay for it. You silly girl." He offered me a smile, shaking his head as I bumped into a colleague of mine, who rewarded me with a sneer.
MiaI was alive, and it was a miracle. Because I had completely given up the ghost, and had woken up, right when I was taken to the morgue.I had survived death twice.After six painful months of getting treated in Indian, I was put on a wheelchair. And the doctor said it could take a year or two, before I could start walking again. Because Tunde Ibrahim had completely broken my legsThe fact that Bolu had taken a bullet for me, and had died, made my respect grew for her. She had exchanged her life for mine. And it was something I would forever remain grateful for. Though I still lived witj guilt, because everything she had suffered before death, was because of me. Was even pregnant for Alex. And had risked her and her baby's life, for mine.Something which always made me cry, inspite of me being in a terrible state.Alex didn't cry out. But it I kne
CharlesThe fact that Bolu was dead was still too hard to comprehend.It had been three weeks after her funeral, and it felt like it was just yesterday. I had cried so much, because I loved her with everything inside of me.She was buried on a cold Friday evening, with her parents and relative crying non-stopingly.Alex didn't join anyone. He had stood and watched from a distance, dressed in all black. Tearing up himself, that I couldn't even hate him anymore.He had cared for Bolu in his own way. And the fact that she had died with his baby, was taking a turmoil on him.I had loss Bolu, but the fact that we were all safe, made me not to feel completely lost.Bolu's death was something that really affected Ruby, that she chose to stay mute and refused anyone coming close to her. She deprived herself off food, personal hygiene, and cried he
AlexAn old woman, and a boy who could barely move his limbs came and held Mia as they wept. At this, I knew it was her grandmother and her cousin brother.My brain couldn't properly align that she was gone.I was still hugging her body to myself, as I wept, until I heard "Bolu."Instantly I snapped my head back, and saw one of the cops rushing to the lady who was on the floor. It was the same lady who had taken the gunshot for Mia.I stared at the lady closely, until I saw that it was Bolu.Taking my mask off, I left Mia in the arms of her grandmother, as I quickly walked up to where she was laying on the floor, in the pool of her own blood.The cop and a little girl was crying so hard, as they held her.And I squated and took one good look at her. Wondering why she was there in the first place. And why she had taken the
AlexWith my eyes, I searched for Mia, but I couldn't see her. It was other people who where tied with ropes, and had rags in their mouths.Tunde Ibrahim who had sustained a bullet on his leg, was on the floor. And he had a gun pointed at a female who was decorated in bruises, and had her clothes coated in blood.I looked closely, and saw that it was Mia.My heart moved to my throat at this, and I felt weak right at that instant.Mia looked half as dead, and I could tell that I stopped breathing.Just as Tunde Ibrahim pulled the trigger, I saw a lady from nowhere diving in to shield Mia away from the bullet.And when the bullet got through her neck, and she slumped heavily on the floor.This happened within the space of two seconds, and I shot Tunde Ibrahim on both hands. Before I rushed in to Mia.She was
AlexThe two cops accompanied me down to the basement, after adding more bullets to their guns.I could recall how Kate had told me, one of them; the tall fair one to be precise. Had saved them, when Tunde Ibrahim had sent a bomb.I knew if I hadn't shot the man who intended shooting him, he would have been as dead. Because he was out of bullets at that time.Him and his colleague had stared at me wide eyed, after I had shot and killed the other Tunde Ibrahim's man, who had wanted to kill the colleague.On getting to the basement, I kicked the door opened with my feet, and gunshots where behind fired at me. But for the fact that I was clad in a bullet proof all through, made no bullet to penetrate into my body.Taking steps backwards, I shot at these men, with the cops at my behind, assisting me.The more we moved backwards, the more they
CharlesMax and I exchanged gunshots with some of Tunde Ibrahim's men. It was really easy, because I was quite scared I was going to be shot dead. Even Max had fear evident in his face. We had our backs against eachother as we hid and shot at these men.It was one of the most difficult situation I had ever been thrown in, because we were surrounded by these men who where shooting at us from different angles. But God was still guiding us.The fact that Tunde Ibrahim had my mom and daughter, was worth panicking. I had no idea what he had done to them. If they were still alive or not.Max and I had killed most of Tunde Ibrahim's men, and it looked like two where still remaining, and hiding at some corner so they could shoot us.Just then, one of Tunde Ibrahim's men jumped out from his hidden place and aimed his gun at me.I tried to shoot at him, but then I r
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