“I'm extremely happy for you dear, congratulations" Abena added as her friend showed her the ring on her finger."Thanks, Abena, I'm glad to have a wonderful friend like you. God richly bless you." Akosua added."Your welcome dear." She added."How's Kamdyn by the way? Akosua inquired." That busy bee, he's fine.” Abena added.“But I hope he's treating you well?” She inquired.“Of course he does, he's a true gentleman.” She gushed.“Awww, she's in love.” Akosua teased.“So when is he meeting your uncle for the list?” Abena asked.“Next week.” She added.Her parents along with her siblings abandoned her with her grandma without calling or even coming back to check up on her. When her grandma died, this went from bad to worse.She was treated badly by her aunties until her uncle came for her. Luckily for her, he treated her as his own daughter. H

“I'm sure Akosua has already told you we're related?” Kamdyn said through the phone.“Of course she has, it's a small world you know,” Abena added.“Yes, it is, ” He added initiating a curve.“Are you driving?” She asked. “Yes, I am, I have surgery around noon today, I have got to get to the hospital early to have rest before the surgery.” He said to her.“Eii, Kofi it's 4:30 am and you're driving?” She asked disapproving.“I'm sorry babe, but duty calls, I guess you're also preparing for work.” He pouted.“I just got up. Your call woke me up.” She stated.“I hope one day you won't be on top of your wife, having sex and then leave her when you get a call with the excuse of duty calls?” She teased.“Oh, never, I must end that match before I go to work, ” He added as they burst out into laughter.“Drive safe yeah, I'm going to prepare for work, I love you,” Abena added.“I love you too babe, I might pass by after work, bye.” He hung up as he joined the traffic.“Has Adwoa come?” Abena a

“...You may kiss the bride." The pastor said as Kwame kissed his wife. There were wolf-whistles from people around. The traditional marriage had been held a day before the white wedding. Abena stood beside her friend grinning from ear to ear. She was happy for her best friend. The ceremony was a simple yet elegant one.The couple went out of the church as they took in countless pictures with family, friends and loved ones. The church wasn't far from Kwame's house in trassaco where the traditional marriage had taken place. The wedding reception was also to be held at the same venue.There were tables set around the garden with the names of the guests pasted on them since it was strictly by invitation wedding. So if one doesn't have an invitation he or she would not be allowed into the premises.Abena, Adwoa and Esi danced into the garden as Akosua followed suit showcasing her dance moves. Kwabena, Kamdyn and Kwesi also joined the ladies before Kwame also joined to dance with his wife.

“Ei, Akosua wontee nea aba( you heard the latest)?" Adwoa asked her cousin as she sipped her juice. She, Abena and Kamdyn had come to visit Kwame and Akosua.Kamdyn had grown quite close to Kwabena and Kwame and was the only bachelor amongst them.“What news?" Abena asked.“Heeeei, Serwaa is getting married oo." She clapped her hands in disbelieve. “Erh, it's a lie," Akosua added sitting well. “I'm serious laah, let me show you the pictures of her ongoing traditional marriage. It's streaming live via Instagram." Adwoa added as she took out her phone to show them.“Wonders shall never end o," Abena added.“Are you serious? It's in your pocket and you still haven't made a move?" Kwame asked Kamdyn.“I'm waiting for the right moment." He said. “My friend, which moment again? 3kyeaa na 3dwo(The earlier the better)" Kwabena added as he pushed him off the chair and he stumbled to the ladies table where they were engrossed in Serwaa's videoKamdyn got down on one knee as he tapped Abena. Sh

Akosua's bump was visible as she was in her third month of pregnancy. The cravings and morning sicknesses had grown worse but Kwame didn't complain or get angry about it.He understood her and that made her happy. The school was resuming in a weeks time, and she was preparing towards that.“Akosua, how are you and the babies doing?" Her aunt asked her through the phone.“Maame, womo ho y3, menso me ho y3, na wonso er( They're fine and I'm also well, what of you)?" She asked rubbing her tummy.“Nyame n'adom(By God's grace)." Her aunt added.“I hope you're eating well and taking care of my in-law and granddaughter?" The elder woman asked again.“Yes auntie, I am." She answered as they talked on for a while as she hung up.“ Sir, the new HR manager is in, should I let her in?" His Secretary said through the phone.“Sure, do let her in," Kwame added as he dropped the call. Miss Eleanor White, the new HR manager entered his office looking absolutely gorgeous. She was a slim, curvy and tall