A good liar must have great memories " -Unknown
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After the usual fore flight instructions by the flight stewardess, Doris plugged her earphones into both her ears and relaxed into the seat. The seat beside hers- on her left-hand side, was yet to be occupied. That didn't bother her very much, she could at least enjoy some moments of serenity.
They have been instructed to put their phones on airplane mode, making it impossible for her to contact Matthew no matter how badly she wanted to. Last night, she had a long chat with him on WhatsApp. The texts went back and forth past midnight and she hardly felt sleepy but she felt bad for him, especially when he mentioned how stressed being in and out of the hospital had been. It occurred to her that she cou
Today, I learned the lies of yesterday but I yearn to know the truths of tomorrow. " -Amyirechi♠♠♠♠♠As usual, Matt prepared a meal that left mouths watering and hearts yearning for more. The only thing that stopped them from requesting more was the plates and pots that have been scrapped thoroughly.Doris decided that it was only courtesy and appreciation for her to offer to clean up the table after them and wash the dishes as well. Which she did after everyone else retired to the living room."You look beautiful at this..." she shuddered at the sound of his voice behind her. She didn't realize when he came into the k
Wahala be like inconsistency (change) " —Unknown ♠♠♠♠♠♠ As she walked down the aisles and rows of the very big mall, her eyes caught sight of her favourite shampoo product. Too bad, she wouldn't be needing that during this time, and after some time, she might not even be worried about what to use on her hair much longer. She was carried away by the train of thoughts running in her mind that she didn't notice a man was standing ahead. She bumped into him with the cart she was pushing and shopping with. "My goodness, I'm so sorry..." she started to apologize when her breath hitched at the look of his face. He hissed in pain before turning to look at her. "Doris...?" Her breathing quickened just by looking at him. She felt troubled all of a sudden but it didn't c
Man becomes so engrossed and used to living a lie that when he is exposed to the truth, he feels he's living a lie...’ -Bishop K.K Degaya ♠♠♠♠♠♠ “Still no news on Dorine?” Stella asked Doris. “Nope,” Doris waved her head sideways and kept her eyes glued to the door at the entrance. Both women were seated on one of the plush chocolate-brown sofas in Stella's exquisite boutique and clothing store. Stella puffed out a small sigh and rubbed her temples slowly. Even after three months of realizing the truth, she still found it hard and stressing to know that Dorine hasn't made a move to return. At first, she was so mad at Doris for impersonating her twin and living with a man who was not her husband, right now, all she felt was pity for the lady beside her.
Take me for a joke, I don't mind. But when I realize, trust me, I'll be an expensive one" -Amyirechi ♠♠♠♠♠♠ Dorine was propped up by the headboard of the hospital bed. The doctor stood up and took a look at the observation chart in his hand. Her health wasn't improving but it wasn't retarding either. He sighed and waved his head. "Mr Damian, what steps are being taken to make sure that she would be going in for treatment soon?" "Uh, Doc, I'm really trying get in touch with her family member." Damian answered. "So, what's going on? She doesn't have much time before the sustainable treatment we're keeping her on stops doing much to prevent the cells from dividing furthermore." the doctor stated. Damian rubbed a hand over his head nervous
Just one more... It's a little too much, don't you think? " -Unknown ♠♠♠♠♠♠ The horn of the vehicle roared and the car came to a stop. Matthew came out and locked the doors before he got intercepted by Chike; the security guard. "Oga, welcome oo" Chike hailed even as he tried to retrieve the laptop bag from Matthew's hold. "Ehn Chike, how are you naa?" "Oga, as e dey be na, anything for your boy?" (Boss, do you have anything for your boy?) Matthew chuckled and waved his head in amusement. He searched the pockets of his tunic black trouser and brought out a thousand naira note. "Hey! The boss! Up you. Thank you sir." Chike held both his hands up to Matthew, in appraisal. Matt held the bag with a firm
No matter the long life of lie, it can never become the truth." -Bishop K.K Degaya♠♠♠♠♠♠It was a miracle that Doris was attended to immediately, after Matthew carried her into the hospital. He went into the room with her and waited as the doctor and nurses tried to bring her back to consciousness.After doing some things on her body, the nurses left one after another and only the doctor was left in the room with the two of them. He took a long look at Matthew then nodded his head."She'll be fine, we've sedated her because she's really drained of energy but she should come around soon," he informed the worried husband."Okay, thanks doctor," Matthew said.Once the doctor left, he called bac
"Why exactly is it easier to cover a lie with another?" -Unknown ♠♠♠♠♠♠ By the time she was done having her bathe, she resolved in her mind to tell Matthew the truth, as soon as possible. Since the entire family knew that she was pregnant now, it was only wise that she spilled the beans before the matter got worse. Matthew wasn't in the room when she came out of the bathroom, he must have gone down to join his parents. She put on a sky-blue, knee-length shirt-gown. Then she put on a black wavy wig, accessed her look in the mirror before leaving the room. When Doris came down to join the others for breakfast, she heard laughing and jubilatory noises. Mrs Udochi was dancing and singing praises to the Almighty in Igbo language. Utterly confused at what was going on, she led Matt aside to fi
They say the truth is bitter when you're at the receiving end. I say, any lie is more bitter when you're at the receiving end. " ♠♠♠♠♠Days finally turned into one week, after the call from Damain to inform Doris of the scheduled day for the surgery.Matthew wasn't at home as he had to see his parents off to the airport. She could not go with them, as the morning sickness of her first trimester held her down. While she waited for him at home, she resolved to tell him the truth as soon as he arrived home.Thinking things through over again, she worried on how to break the news to him. His reaction was what she was definitely not expecting, and was not r