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You will die first pt2

Author: Miranda
last update publish date: 2026-02-11 02:20:36

All through the night Dave and Lisha thought of plans to destroy each other.Dave had reached a conclusion.

“If you want something done right, hire a professional.” Dave proudly thought to himself. After three online searches, two suspicious phone calls, and one man who might actually have been a plumber, Dave finally found a guy, John, a cheap one for that matter who is willing to accept pay after one month as Dave didn’t have money to pay him. They met in a parked car that very night after exp
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  • Till death murder us apart   For love?

    The decision did not come all at once—it settled into their lives slowly, like dust, until everything felt covered by it.That evening, Dave sat across from Adia, the dim light casting long shadows across their small living room. Ava slept peacefully beside them, unaware that her world was quietly shifting. “She wants to handle the divorce herself,” Dave finished, his voice low, careful—like every word might break something fragile between them.Adia froze for a moment.“The divorce?” she repeated, her fingers tightening slightly around Ava’s blanket.Dave nodded. “She says it has to be clean. Legal. No loose ends. And… she’ll arrange everything.”A flicker of unease crossed Adia’s face. She looked down at their daughter, then back at Dave.“Lisha handling our divorce…” she whispered. “That doesn’t feel right.”“It isn’t,” Dave admitted. “But she’s offering security, Adia. A quarter of everything she owns. Enough to change our lives completely.”Adia leaned back, her mind racing. Fea

  • Till death murder us apart   Operation get that man

    Dave had never felt smaller than he did standing at the gates of Lisha Cross’s mansion.The guards let him in without question . The doors opened almost instantly, and to his surprise, Lisha herself stood there—welcoming, almost warm, as if the past had been rewritten overnight.“Dave,” she said, her lips curving into a knowing smile. “You came .”“I didn’t come for anything special,” Dave replied, stepping inside cautiously. “I came to answer you.”She gestured for him to sit, her movements calm, controlled. “Then answer.”Dave remained standing.“I’ll accept your offer,” he said firmly, “on one condition.”Lisha raised a brow, amused already.“I will divorce Adia,” he continued, the words tasting bitter in his mouth. “But I won’t marry you. I’ll stay here—with you—but there will be no marriage. And in return, I want half of your property.”For a second, silence.Then Lisha laughed.She laughed like someone who had just heard the most ridiculous joke of her life.“Half?” she repeated

  • Till death murder us apart   …

    Dave stared at Lisha, her words still echoing in his mind.“Marry me.”“Why are you so bent on this marriage thing?” Dave finally asked, his voice low, almost guarded. “Why would you even offer something like that?”Lisha didn’t hesitate.“I’m doing it for myself.”Dave frowned, confusion pulling at his features. “That doesn’t make sense.”“It doesn’t have to make sense to you,” she replied calmly.She stepped closer.“You don’t have money,” she said bluntly. “You have no business. No income. No stability.”Each word landed like a measured strike. Dave’s jaw tightened, but he didn’t interrupt.“You can try,” Lisha continued. “You can struggle, hustle, sacrifice—but if it involves business…”Her eyes locked onto his.“I will destroy it.”“Because I can,” she added. “I am Lisha Cross.”“And if I decide you fail…” she continued softly, “you will fail.”Dave looked away briefly, anger flickering—but this time, it didn’t explode.“Marry me—or don’t even marry me legally. I don’t care about

  • Till death murder us apart   Ava?

    One evening, sitting beside Adia’s hospital bed while she gently rocked their baby, Dave finally spoke what had been weighing on him.“We need to plan the baby shower,” he said quietly.Adia looked up, surprised—but her face softened instantly. “We don’t have to rush it…”“I want to,” Dave interrupted gently. “You deserve it. She deserves it.”Adia smiled, but she knew him well enough to see the strain behind his determination.“You don’t have to do this alone,” she said.The next day, Dave stood in front of his mother’s house, hesitating before knocking.Gladys opened the door before he could.“Mom…” he began, his voice slightly heavy. “I need help.”She didn’t even let him finish.“You should have said that sooner,” she replied, pulling him into a brief embrace.Later, sitting together with Sarah, Dave explained everything—the baby shower, the costs, his promise to repay them once he was back on his feet.Gladys waved him off almost immediately.“Pay me back?” she scoffed lightly. “

  • Till death murder us apart   New born

    The first thing Adia felt was warmth as her fingers twitched slightly against the hospital sheets as her eyelids fluttered open, heavy from the weight of everything her body had endured. The world came back slowly—blurred lights, quiet beeping machines, and voices… familiar voices.“Adia?” Dave’s voice came first, fragile but filled with hope.Her gaze shifted, still unfocused—until it found him. And then everything rushed back.Her breathing hitched.“Dave…” she whispered, her voice weak.“I’m here,” he said quickly, stepping closer, his hand wrapping around hers like he would never let go again.“She’s awake!” Sarah exclaimed, her relief spilling over as she wiped her tears. Gladys stood beside her, a rare softness on her face.Before Adia could even gather her thoughts a nurse stepped forward and placed something in her arms. Something small. Something precious.Adia froze. Her eyes widened as she looked down at her baby. A tiny, fragile, beautiful baby girl wrapped carefully in a

  • Till death murder us apart   Proposal

    The fluorescent lights of the hospital corridor hummed softly, but to Dave, everything felt unbearably loud.Lisha’s words still echoed in his mind.*Marry me.*It wasn’t just a proposal—it was a transaction. A lifeline wrapped in conditions. A future bought at the cost of his present.“I’ll give you everything back,” she had said. “More than you lost. Adia will live well. The child will never suffer.”Dave stared at her, disbelief turning into something sharper—anger.“How can you even say that?” he rebuked, his voice low but firm. “You think I would trade my wife like she’s nothing? Like she’s a burden I can just replace?”Lisha didn’t flinch, but something in her eyes dimmed.“This is not about replacing her,” she said calmly. “It’s about survival.”“No,” Dave shook his head, stepping back. “This is about control. And I’m not yours to control.”Silence stretched between them. For a moment, it almost seemed like she would argue—but instead, she simply nodded.“Think about it,” she s

  • Till death murder us apart   Shaking hands with the enemy

    “What is his name again?, the man who scammed you”.“Well it was two men but they said their boss wan a guy named Erikson Raymond “.“Aha!, no wonder I dislike that man”.“You know him sir?”“Yes , I see him at the golf course from time to time, don’t worry I’ll sort it out”.“Thank you so much sir

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  • Till death murder us apart   When success gets busy

    In several years the evening used to be the loudest time in their house.Ava’s giggles bouncing off the walls. Dave chasing her around the couch. Lisha reading bedtime stories in dramatic voices that made Ava laugh so hard she couldn’t breathe.But lately, the house had grown… quiet.Too quiet.---

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  • Till death murder us apart   You will die first

    Husband and wife still debating on who should eat the food first , Lisha decided to clear all suspicion by eating first hence Dave finally ate his breakfast with relief. Later in the day Lisha took that small bottle tha she was given by Akua , measured with a teaspoon and drank it. “You know the d

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  • Till death murder us apart   My new life… again

    The delivery room had gone quiet in that strange, sacred way it sometimes does after chaos. Machines still hummed. Nurses moved softly. But the storm had passed. A new sound filled the air.A baby’s cry.Lisha lay back against the pillows, hair damp, chest rising and falling like she had just climb

    last updateLast Updated : 2026-03-17
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