Aku Bego Novels & Stories

LEGEND OF AGBE The name of the boy was Agbe, the name was given to him because of his special gift, he could convince anybody into doing anything he believed was right, and many had gave him missions that always came out with good results, and the Laalu had convinced Aro to tell his story to him and he did so, Agbe was touched by Aro stories and felt it was wrong that they treated him in such manner, so he promised to tell the story to every living and reads about what Atinuke, had done, Agbe had another gift that made him to be able to travel all over the world in few hours, he can fly and his speed was the highest of all speeds, he had convinced everyone about Atinuke and made them grew gr

Aziz: Sent a picture. [King.Aziz: Is it cool? It's cool. If it's not cool, there's no way I'll tell you. Get yourself ready to come here. If you can, start exercising tomorrow. The terrain to the top is pretty good for big calves. Don't just come home from Wonosobo complaining about your calves like some Bogor guy]

sagot ko "Ah ganon ba" sabi nya at bigla akong inakbayan na parang sinasakal ng bahagya Hinampas hampas ko braso nya, "G*go! Tumigil ka nga! Pag ako natuluyan, sige ka!" Tumawa naman sya at binitawan ako. Nung nakikita ko na ang walo ay umayos na kami ng paglalakad. Walang nangyaring ganon, cous

Alejandro Pov... I don't want to get bothered by Cali's parents, but I can't just ignore the vibes that are knocking on me. I feel like even maybe if Cali will get pregnant, we will still get separated. I don't know, but my hunch is telling me that I can't fight this urge starting to annoy and bother me lately. I want to share the thought, but I can't change her parent's heart if they don't want me for their daughter. What if they will know I was once a thug before? I have a lot if we are talking about my savings. I can buy Cali a business to start with, but I am not that man who will brag about what I have. I'd rather keep lowkey to see the people who are real and people who need to be weed

- - - - - - - - - - Bike! Abeg I dey go… - - - - - - - Please, I’m going to... Oya na- - - - - - - - - - Ok No worry, I go hol’am- - - - - - - don’t worry, I will hold it Watin happen? All the money wey you no make

He frowned when I'd uttered that with resignation. "How? Are you going to buy me a new shirt now?" Agad namang umarko ng bongga ang kilay ko sa tanong na'yon. "Buy you a new shirt? Huh! Hindi ko sinasabing bibilhan kita ng bago, Mr. Del Fuero kundi lalabhan ko lang yan mamaya para maging bago. As in 'BA.GONG.LA.BA.'" "WHAT???!" Again, I grimaced when he'd shouted that with loud deafening voice na para bang hindi makapaniwala sa sinabi ko.

He's too sweet He looked at me Anibe: sweet? He's too sweet? I groaned Me: just face the road please Anibe: speaking of sweet, grandma made some food. Me: what food? Anibe: I don't know the name. But I know it's Nigerian food Me: how? We don't have any of the ingredients here Anibe: Unugwa, this isn't the US. It's The Philippines. These guys farm and they have lots and divas vegetables. They certainly can grow what grows in Africa

I said and turned my back on them to pick up the apple. "I'm good for here, I'm also going home to the Philippines but I don't know when, Beth is your friend," Begie said. "She my friend, we're just in the same house and that's okay with me. I've actually only been here for a few months, how about you? Where are you staying?" I will ask.

"I've been searching for you these three years." "Isabella was dealt with long ago. She'll never come back to disturb us again." Dealt with? I sneered coldly. Did he think killing Isabella would solve everything? Did he think I would forgive him that way? I just looked at him coldly, saying nothing. Letting him feel despair in the silence. "What do I have to do for you to forgive me?" Alexander was in tears. The once invincible mafia Don now had no dignity left. Kneeling on the flower shop floor, begging for my forgiveness.

"I’ve been coughing up blood. I’m so scared." "I know, my good girl. But I'm going to fix it," Kael said, his lips curving into a soft, reassuring smile as he reached back and took the crystal glass from my father. He held it out to me, the blue liquid swirling ominously under the dim light of my desk lamp. "Your father brewed this private neural-suppressant from the clinic's rarest herbs. It will completely numb the pain, Aria. It will let you sleep peacefully through the night while I go handle the pack elders at the gala. Drink it for me."