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34. Hell
Ikhlas POV
Don't cry peaches before you know it I'll be back" he said hugging me, earning a glare from Hannefah.
He hugged Haneefah too before disappearing in the crowd.
I wiped my tears and followed Haneefah as we made our way towards her car. She got in and I tried opening it but it was locked. I looked over to her but she winded her window instead.
" I don't give two-faced people rides on my car" she said and then zoomed off.
I was dumbstruck and stranded, I didn't bring my purse with me and I had no means of going back home. but on top of it, I was utterly heartbroken.
What have I done to Hannefah to deserve this humiliation?
Why is Hannefah doing this to me?
I was still there thinking of how to get home, a little boy bumped into me making my phone fall off my hand. I crouched down to pick my phone and a One Thousand Naira Not
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