All Chapters of Melanin Diaries: Perfectly Imperfect: Chapter 281 - Chapter 290
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Mike had given me a cold shoulder all afternoon. I think it had something to do withme refusing to wear the pricey scrap of material he'd ordered earlier without first consulting me. He had been strongly against the casual floral gown I'd insisted on rocking with brown sandals, he'd called it inappropriate, and lower than the standard of the event we were attending. I refused to take offense and firmly told him that if I was going to see his 'associates', I certainly wasn't going to show up looking like a woman of the night. He had grumbled about me regretting my decision, before going on to deck himself up  in a smart, sky blue double breasted tuxedo with beltless pants to match, ombre dress shoes, with a blue beret that carried the insignia of ArchAngels. I wanted to compliment him for slaying the look, even though I still wasn't convinced that such fabulousness was needed in a confraternity get together that was to happen at a club. No
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Mokunfayo Badmus: It was nearing the end of the day for me;Perched, with a single butt-cheek on the stiff seat of an old, rickety eighteen-seater bus popularly known as danfo, I hoped to reach home in one piece as the  driver just narrowly escaped the jaws of two heavy-duty trucks.It was as a result of reckless driving from all three drivers.In delirium, people screamed and rained curses on the poor driver and his generations to come, but the latter simply shook his head in oblivion and laughed at the fun of it all even though a lot of people didn't find a near-death experience funny.A woman's twin babies, startled by all the ruckus had started to wail. An evangelist who had earlier busied himself with winning souls for Christ was now shivering in trauma, begging the driver in rushed Yoruba to spare his life.He was interrupted by an elderly traditionalist who had initially advertised herbs fo
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Mokunfayo Badmus: It was nearing the end of the day for me;Perched, with a single butt-cheek on the stiff seat of an old, rickety eighteen-seater bus popularly known as danfo, I hoped to reach home in one piece as the  driver just narrowly escaped the jaws of two heavy-duty trucks.It was as a result of reckless driving from all three drivers.In delirium, people screamed and rained curses on the poor driver and his generations to come, but the latter simply shook his head in oblivion and laughed at the fun of it all even though a lot of people didn't find a near-death experience funny.A woman's twin babies, startled by all the ruckus had started to wail. An evangelist who had earlier busied himself with winning souls for Christ was now shivering in trauma, begging the driver in rushed Yoruba to spare his life.He was interrupted by an elderly traditionalist who had initially advertised herbs fo
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Mokunfayo Badmus:Mike had given me a cold shoulder all afternoon. I think it had something to do withme refusing to wear the pricey scrap of material he'd ordered earlier without first consulting me. He had been strongly against the casual floral gown I'd insisted on rocking with brown sandals, he'd called it inappropriate, and lower than the standard of the event we were attending. I refused to take offense and firmly told him that if I was going to see his 'associates', I certainly wasn't going to show up looking like a woman of the night. He had grumbled about me regretting my decision, before going on to deck himself up  in a smart, sky blue double breasted tuxedo with beltless pants to match, ombre dress shoes, with a blue leather beret that carried the insignia of ArchAngels. 
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Mokunfayo Badmus:Mike had given me a cold shoulder all afternoon. I think it had something to do withme refusing to wear the pricey scrap of material he'd ordered earlier without first consulting me. He had been strongly against the casual floral gown I'd insisted on rocking with brown sandals, he'd called it inappropriate, and lower than the standard of the event we were attending. I refused to take offense and firmly told him that if I was going to see his 'associates', I certainly wasn't going to show up looking like a woman of the night. He had grumbled about me regretting my decision, before going on to deck himself up  in a smart, sky blue double breasted tuxedo with beltless pants to match, ombre dress shoes, with a blue leather beret that carried the insignia of ArchAngels. 
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Mokunfayo Badmus:Mike had given me a cold shoulder all afternoon. I think it had something to do withme refusing to wear the pricey scrap of material he'd ordered earlier without first consulting me. He had been strongly against the casual floral gown I'd insisted on rocking with brown sandals, he'd called it inappropriate, and lower than the standard of the event we were attending. I refused to take offense and firmly told him that if I was going to see his 'associates', I certainly wasn't going to show up looking like a woman of the night. He had grumbled about me regretting my decision, before going on to deck himself up  in a smart, sky blue double breasted tuxedo with beltless pants to match, ombre dress shoes, with a blue leather beret that carried the insignia of ArchAngels. 
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Mokunfayo Badmus:Mike had given me a cold shoulder all afternoon. I think it had something to do withme refusing to wear the pricey scrap of material he'd ordered earlier without first consulting me. He had been strongly against the casual floral gown I'd insisted on rocking with brown sandals, he'd called it inappropriate, and lower than the standard of the event we were attending. I refused to take offense and firmly told him that if I was going to see his 'associates', I certainly wasn't going to show up looking like a woman of the night. He had grumbled about me regretting my decision, before going on to deck himself up  in a smart, sky blue double breasted tuxedo with beltless pants to match, ombre dress shoes, with a blue leather beret that carried the insignia of ArchAngels. 
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 Mokunfayo Badmus: I already knew the day was going to be a long one before.Waking up to the annoying squeals of Bisi didn't only validate that, it was also a pointer that the day was going to be endlessly frustrating."Happy anniversary sister mi, rise and shine!!!"What did I just say?She bounced on my bed like an excited kid that got a Christmas present from Santa. Only that it wasn't Christmas yet and Bisi wasn't a kid. An audible groan escaped my lips."Is that why you came to wake me up this early?" I grumbled."I have to prepare you for your dinner date," she blinked innocently and I let out an even louder groan before shooting her a black look."Seriously Bisi it is just six AM! Do you not understand the concept of  dinner anymore eh?"She rolled her eyes and shrugged nonchalantly like she hadn't just disturbed my sleep that ha
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My eyes narrowed dangerously at the shitty smirk on her face after recovering from the shock of how I looked.The bitch knew how much I hated her near my things, yet she pulled out this stunt to rile me up or what?I would never allow her to get Richard, trophy or not!I was strutting over to the couch they were seated on within seconds. Richard's mouth was still agape, barely noticing how Cordelia the whore had snuggled closer and brushed her bare cleavage against his arm.Heavens knew how hard this whore would get it from me!"You might want to back off that man bitch, he's mine!" I said in a too-sweet voice and Richard finally snapped out of his daze and withdrew from her hold.Cordelia, on the other hand, didn't seem defeated at all. She simply smiled slyly and motioned to Richard to call her before walking away with her stupid stretch marked thickness, faux synthetic hair and overly bleached skin. I was going to follow her and
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Déjà vu! A little over four years ago David had proposed after a dinner date as well. I was wearing a black dress too, everyone shouted 'surprise' upon my arrival to my favorite park too. I remembered the song that was playing in the background now was the same song that softly filled the air all those years ago and David's beautiful confession, it was like I was listening to it all over again..."...I'll want someone as funny as you to crack jokes when we're all old and wrinkly, I'll want the nation's best lawyer to save my ass when I get into trouble..."Madam Peju stood not far away, dabbing away her tears like a proud mother, the way my mother had. My mother..."Mum what would you wear on my big day?" I already knew her answer, I just wanted to tease her because she was still very bad at speaking Yoruba even after three decades of living with daddy who was a 'typical Yoruba man' as he always boasted.
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