☆Samira☆
I found myself locked in my office, closely updating the target list which I had intended to complete during my first week of freedom, but things were not looking good.
The only accomplishment was successfully sending my family out of the country.
Meanwhile, Kate and Daniel were back in the country, and Kate was busy showcasing her brand new Mercedes Benz E Class across social media, showering her flawless husband with gratitude for all to witness.
This woman was swapping cars like outfits, and her perfect spouse was right there, ensuring she lived a life fit for royalty.
Indeed, Daniel was now the perfect man. No infidelities, his business dealings were spotless. It was as if he had sacrificed me to transform into this ideal man.
I had nothing to leverage against his empire.
After four years of watching their relationship, I was shocked to find they had never cheated on each other.
David had steered clear of any illegal activities or money laundering. He had cleaned up remarkably well, and I hated that aspect of him.
I despised that he had become a good man, leaving me with no dirt to exploit. I felt trapped, and to make matters worse, I lacked the funds to buy his suppliers.
I desperately needed Cameron's financial support, but she was avoiding me like the plague, ignoring my calls.
I had hoped she would have calmed down by now, but I was mistaken. She was preoccupied with some new inmate, having found my replacement even before my release.
I wasn’t offended, after all, she was a heartless psycho.
The temptation to exhume that grave was growing stronger.
Everything would come crashing down if Kate ended up pregnant. I could sense it.
I shut my laptop, trying to gather my thoughts, but it didn’t take long for clarity to strike.
With determination, I snatched my keys and phone, sending off a message to one of my surveillance operatives.
“Infect the gynecologist overseeing Kate's IVF with tuberculosis. We need him out of the office for a month,” I ordered.
I was already a week behind, Kate’s fertility journey was going to be delayed by a month.
A wicked grin spread across my face as I sent another text: “And let Cameron know I’m ready.”
Yes, I was prepared to invade the grave of Cameron's unfaithful husband. It wasn’t as if he was a good man, he was just as much a cheat as Daniel, a filthy scoundrel.
I drove straight to the cemetery, with the intention of surveying the grave, curious about how I was going to dig it up without being noticed.
I searched the area for the grave number and to my surprise it was in a corner, surrounded by trees.
Perfect location for vandalising.
Just then, my phone buzzed, it was the prison calling.
I quickly answered. “At last, you’ve regained your senses, but it took you far too long, and now time is a luxury you can’t afford,” Cameron's voice came through.
She was right.
“I’m at the grave,” I replied.
“Dig on Sunday night, no one works on Sundays. And don’t forget my request,” she instructed.
“That’s unnecessary,” I protested.
“Come and get my used tampons and condoms, and don’t forget my rib,” she shot back before hanging up.
“Damn it!” I swore under my breath. But I had no choice.
Both Kate and Daniel had done far worse to secure their lives than throwing used tampons in a cheats grave or was the planking out of the rib more cruel?
I drove to the prison and collected the items she wanted me to toss in and, precisely at midnight, I found myself digging up a stranger’s grave.
The earth was tough, but my time in the prison gym and sheer determination pushed me through until I finally struck the coffin.
That was after two grueling hours, I was filthy, drained, and the foul odor seeped through my two face masks.
To my shock, the coffin was intact and appeared to be made of metal.
I gave it a cautious tap.
That lunatic had buried him in metal to safeguard the money.
I geared myself up for the stench, I opened it, but the smell was overwhelming, and I couldn’t hold back. I had to puke several times. This was what she wanted, to desecrate his final resting place.
But I needed to leave now. Gathering my composure, I searched through the coffin for a bag, a container, anything, but found nothing. That crazy woman! She never provided specifics.
I swore I was…
Then something caught my eye, glinting in the dim light. I picked it up, and my heart skipped a beat. It was a diamond… no no no, a lot of diamonds.
Naturally, it had to be diamonds, one of the toughest substances on Earth. Even after centuries, diamonds would remain untouched.
They were all over, scattered beneath the body which was now nothing but skeletal bones.
Cameron truly intended to violate this man’s peace, but I had no choice. I held my breath, removed the body, and began stuffing the diamonds into my bag without caring if it was dirtied or mingled with remains.
Once I had collected every last gem, I returned the body back inside the coffin.
I did not forget to take a rib, actually, I took two to appease the little demon I was working with.
I poured her urine, used tampons and condoms, and whatever else was in the bottle over the bones before covering it up.
By the time I finished putting the soil back, it was morning. I was so exhausted that I had to limp back to my car, with no time to rest.
I sped straight to my hotel, tossed my bag onto the bed, and lay down beside it.
When I finally opened my eyes, the afternoon sun was pouring in.
I closed my eyes, trying to hide from the sun. I turned to the other side and picked up my phone only to find a lot of missed calls from Cameron and our crew.
She was probably losing her mind. I quickly dialed her number to ease her worries
“Did you disturb the grave? And my rib?” she replied.
I couldn’t help but laugh, this woman was solely focused on her ex's remains and not the diamonds.
“I got you two ribs, you can craft a couple of knives,” I shot back.
She let out a loud scream, “I’m going to make a necklace and a knife, thank you so much ginger, in hell I will take up all your punishment!”
I rolled my eyes, “You didn’t even check if I was okay, I smell like a decaying body!”
“You should come over, I want to smell what that fool smells like in death!”
I scoffed and got off the bed. I had no time for her antics. “How do I turn these diamonds into cash?” I asked.
“Write down this number, call him, and he’ll walk you through it,” she instructed.
I quickly noted the number and her directions, then washed the diamonds as she advised and laid them out to dry before finally heading for a shower.
I soaked myself in a mountain of soaps and body foams, yet the foul odor clung to me stubbornly, lingering even after I washed myself in perfume.
It felt like the stench had seeped into my very throat. I knew it wouldn’t be easy to shake off, but I had enemies to deal with.
I dropped off Cameron's things, and the next morning, I sold part of the diamonds.
The first payment was paid in cash, Ten million dollars while the next payment would be in two weeks. I only sold two billion worth of the diamonds.
The rest of the diamonds I stashed in a safety deposit box.
I was exhausted, but as the saying goes, there was no rest for the wicked. It was time to buy off those fishermen.
Daniel was not going to know what hit him. I made my calls and instructed my men to arrange meetings with the local fishermen.
Despite Daniel having his own boats, 54% of his seafood supply came from local fishermen, who sold to him at rock- bottom prices. I intended to double the price.
When I arrived at the meeting spot, it was buzzing with fishermen. I didn’t want to waste any time. I went straight to the point and asked those who wanted to sell to leave their account numbers. No debates, no questions, no drama. It was all about the money.
I was doubling whatever they had in their boats. I did not care if it was sardines, I was buying everything.
By the time I got home, a message beeped, half the fishermen left their account details.
Another message popped up, “The doctor is down with a fever and awaiting results.”
I quickly replied, “Will the result be positive for tuberculosis?”
“Yes, his sample was contaminated with the bacteria, and all his physical contacts, including Kate, will be quarantined, preventing her from seeing a new doctor.”
I nearly jumped for joy but managed to keep my composure.
I thanked the man and set my phone aside.
It was time for a makeover and a shopping spree. I needed to embody the image of the wealthy CEO of Sam Seafood Limited, and of course, I wanted to look irresistible for Daniel.
Our long awaited reunion was near.
☆Idris☆For over a week I tried to forget that woman's foolishness, doing everything I could to erase her and her antics from my thoughts. Yet, no matter how hard I tried, she lingered in my mind like a plague.I tried fucking with some nurse on the upper floor, but somehow, I ended up calling her Samira while I was deep inside of her.I tried my usual morning jokes, but I kept looking behind me, half expecting to see her lurking behind me, yearning for my attention. But she was nowhere in sight.I had to stop and curse myself.Something was wrong with me. I was finally free of her. She finally left me alone. Yet here I was, thinking about her like a fool. What kind of spell had she cast on me?The worst part was being in the doctor's lounge, listening to Martins brag about his attempts to fuck her. He always set my teeth on edge.I had no business subjecting myself to their conversation, but for reasons I couldn't fathom, I was curious about how far he had gotten.
☆Samira☆I walked away with baby Cindy in my hands, a triumphant smile plastered across my face.Idris was nothing short of a coward, an absolute fool, really. I never anticipated his jealousy would flare up so quickly, especially on the very first day. But I suppose my beauty had already left its mark on him. This man liked me but he was not willing to accept that.I gently placed baby Cindy on her bed and offered her some cookies as I began playing with her hair.If my son had lived, he would be around this age.My little Sam.Yes, he would be going on five, but fate had other plans for him. All thanks to that… that…He paid with his life for a crime he never committed.I inhaled deeply, fighting back the tears that threatened to spill all of a sudden. This wasn’t the right moment. Another deep breath later and I was distracted by voices drifting in from the adjacent room.“I just need a word with her, you idiot!” Idris yelled as he stormed into the room.“Samira, we need t
☆Idris☆I sped home to my apartment, mentally beating myself the whole way. I shouldn’t have jumped to conclusions, yet here I was, feeling guilty for it.What a ridiculous thought! Of course, she wouldn’t drug me. I stupidly slept off, which was something I hardly ever did.It was embarrassing, and I was hiding behind accusations of her drugging me. Seriously, how embarrassing?That woman was driving me up the wall.As I pulled into the parking lot, I spotted Kate’s car parked right outside. “Great!” I muttered under my breath. I really didn’t need this right now.She stepped out of the car, looking frantic. “Where have you been? I’ve been trying to reach you! Why haven’t you answered my calls?” I climbed out of my car, and before I knew it, she was in my arms.“I was so worried, I thought something terrible happened to you! Where were you?” she asked, her voice laced with concern.I hugged her back, unsure of how to respond. “Just work, I pulled two shifts and
☆Samira☆He didn’t find my joke funny at all, getting even the faintest smile from him felt like an uphill battle, but I was determined to keep trying.He plopped down onto the cozy little bed, still clutching his plate of chicken. He was enjoying the chicken, even if he was trying so hard to pretend it was not the best chicken he had ever had.“So you…” I attempted to start a conversation, but he raised a hand to silence me. “Aren't we here to watch a movie?” he asked, his gaze fixed firmly on the screen.Ah, the familiar jerk was back. It was going to be a challenge to navigate his ever shifting moods.I hit play, and the movie came on, but he was far more engrossed in his chicken than the story unfolding before him. Clearly, he wasn’t a film fan, if he were, he would have suggested a different genre by now if he was not interested in the one playing.As soon as he finished his chicken, he began dozing. I let him be, he looked like he hadn’t had much rest lately, likely thanks t
☆Idris☆I looked at my phone on the floor, this woman was annoying. More annoying than my sister or mother."In short," she moved nearer to me, "there is only one Idris Rells, and unfortunately, it is you I want.""Well, I do not want you, and secondly, I do not like you,” I replied as her eyes lowered to meet mine but full of fire without resolving."Yes, you do!" she kept moving closer but I maintained my gaze without breaking eye contact."You are delusional if you think I am stupid. I figured out why you are obsessed with me. You want to use me to get to Kate!" I said it clearly. "You are stupid if you think I am that stupid!"She smiled, moving away as I took a deep breath."If I wanted to get to Kate, don't you think I would go for the easiest idiot?" She asked, taking a seat."Easiest idiot?" I frowned, trying to figure out who she was talking about or referring to."Daniel, if I wanted to hit Kate where it hurts the most, I would go for Daniel. He knows how to betra
☆Samira☆I was not offended, everything he said was what my uncle and Cameron already said, but the guilt part was what struck me odd.“Why would you feel guilty when we were not friends? Yes, Kate once introduced you, though you were rude and never said hi,” I replied after a long halt.“I love my sister, but we do not get to choose family, and I am one of the unlucky ones. I already knew about the affair by the time she was introducing us, and I had to be a dick to you in order not to care about the affair,” he explained.I took a sip, expecting more, but he kept quiet as he sipped his last drop of wine. He was holding back.“But I advised Kate to end the affair, Daniel was not worth it. But you know my sister, very stubborn. Now she has lost everything, including her womb,” he added, jumping and guiding the topic to where he wanted it to go.He was smart, very smart.He was trying to soften me, to let me know he sympathized with me so that I could drop my guard and pour out