Chapter Twenty-nine

Donald’s mother noticed they had been beefing about each other.

She heard Emelda accuse him of cheating on her, and her son had said the same thing. She called them together this Saturday morning and told them that if they were ever going to get married and stay married, they should trust themselves.

“None of you have concrete evidence to prove your suspicion true,” she said. “Hence, all accusations are watery”

“But mum, I was told she kissed Obinna in public. From a reliable source,” Donald said as he crossed his leg.

“Will you shut up and listen?” his Mum howled and stood up. He had been the only one interrupting her and this made it look like he was innocent.

“You are such an ingrate, son. And I am disappointed in you,” she was still standing, glaring at him. “Aren’t you tired of fake, worthless women around you?”

“You have a real woman right before you, and you can’t appreciate her. All you do is come up with stupid allegations so that she would get tired and leave you…so t