Cidnha Mine Novels & Stories

Marvin nodded nervously, quietly wiping a drop of cold sweat from his forehead before saying, "To be honest, I'm also completely at a loss as to what exactly happened at the Duca Mines. What I can share with you now is just information on the brochure. "Duca Mines only produces one thing: raw phosphate, transported directly from Duca Mines to the railway freight terminal in the Port of Casablanca via the ONCF. Right now, you're standing in the transit warehouse of Moore Trading—the company that I manage. All imported goods that have been cleared by customs and goods awaiting export that have not yet been cleared are stored here. Our staff will then liaise with customs for whatever necessary

They continue their ride when the traffic light turns green. " but have you tried reaching out to this Rahama again " " of course, I tried but she doesn't pick my calls so I let her be. In fact as I'm speaking she is here in kaduna" " Really? " " yeah and from what I heard she is about to get married to the son of the popular Ringim family . The groom is my brother's friend. Although I'm not too familiar with him. I think Mansir his the grooms name" said sakeena trying to remember when she heard her brother and Mansir talking on the phone. .

She bite her lips from saying her name but all in vain. “ Claudia , I like your name sweetheart ”.

As the fire burned and ravaged the building, I leaned into my seat and called the person coordinating my plans. "Have a ship wait for me at the port and draw up all the paperwork for a new identity for me. I want the name 'Maeve Emerson' to completely disappear from this world."

FLAVIAN The location came three hours later. Not from the police. From a man who owed me a favor he could never repay. “Got him,” the voice said. “Old mechanic yard by the eastern bypass. Quiet place. No cameras. Your type of problem.” I ended the call without replying. Good. That meant Sean still thought this was a game. I stood slowly. Fiona was across the room, hands wrapped around a cup she hadn’t touched in twenty minutes. She looked up immediately.