Novel & Cerita Sister Souljah

The look in her eyes and the whole vibe around her changed; her aura was no longer the same. “You raped my sister. You all killed her. The five of you are the sinners. Prison is never the right place for people like you.” Amelia spoke those words in front of those five ministers. The look in her eyes was now all dark, like that of a possessed person. Unfortunately, no one would see that. When they heard her say, Sister, they were shocked. “You—are you the daughter of that rebel? The little girl who rants us out,” they suddenly remember her.

Our attention got carried away seeing a commotion taking place, I need to find out so I approached them but I saw a lady in her forties looking unkempt,sad and I knew she needed help before I could utter a statement she said to me, “Miss Graham, it’s really you,I am sorry I came in like this..They won’t let me in because I don’t have a schedule with you..” “Let her come.” I gave the order. She rushed to me going on her knees, “Please help my sister, I know you are the voice of the women , my sister is currently in coma fighting for her life and the person who did this was her husband, he shows no care,he is not remorseful, he is currently cheating with my sister savings…” My eyes turned red,

Cause she had to handle her third trouble which was to calm down her crying son and that was nowhere near easy. Yeah, she was a mother and blessed with a lovely son who was the love of her life, her everything, her son Zayn Abedin. ************** Cold Skin, Drag My Feet On The Tile As I Am Walking Down The Corridor I Know We Haven't Talked In Awhile So I Am Looking For An Open Door ***************** ................... Assalamualaikum Readers... I hope you all liked it... Don't forget to comment and vote...... I love you all...... 

Nicholas stood amidst the dissolving fantasy, a king in a ruined kingdom. My driver, a discreet man paid from my mother’s accounts, spoke softly. “He’s on the move. Heading inland.” “Follow him. Not too close.” We trailed his black SUV to the Golden Lotus, an exclusive, members-only spa and bathhouse known to be a clearinghouse for gossip and deals for the city’s wealthy and dangerous. It was owned by a Korean syndicate, neutral territory. Isabella loved it here; she felt it gave her an “international mystique.”

"I just love how you're purposefully leaving out the most important red flag of all." We looked at Rocio, waiting for her to tell us what it was. She seemed annoyed that we didn't know already. "Sajida's sister is - was - Rashida. Lisa, I'm sure you're well familiar with Rashida." Rashida. The witch from the Jubilee. The one the Coterie killed when they burned the juke joint down. I wondered if Sajida even knew that her sister's death was the Coterie's fault. "I doubt Sajida even knows her sister is dead; she's been isolated from the world for decades."

“Hello skaat,you seem quite busy what are you working on?” he asked “There’s a church named the United Angels Of God church operating only with no physical branch. A couple of followers have claimed to have been filled with demonic spirit’s by the priest who says he will assist them by giving them miracle’s.” I said “I know that Church, the GOH has been investigating it” My father went to his office then returned with an investigative file against the church. “It says here that the church is led by three siblings whose names are Issac,Tony and Mashiah Kirwo”

Ashar said loudly and cool his voice. “Let me tell you want don't know about Somia and her family, and what I too just found out recently” All of them were looking at him and kept silent. “Somia finished from University of London, and she and her siblings are London based before they came home for their father’s death. Somia and her siblings are the children of late Yahaya Abubakar” “Which Yahaya Abubakar?” Ashar’s mother asked. “Same Yahaya Abubakar, the elder brother of Umar Abubakar whom is the party chairman of APD&P. same Yahaya Abubakar, the CEO and Founder of OP&P Company”

“I believed she could change.” “You believed wrong,” Kallis growled. “And we paid the price.” I stepped forward. “She told me she came for redemption. She told me she was done fighting. I wanted—” My voice cracked. “I wanted to believe that the sister I grew up with still existed.” Kallis scoffed. “Your blind faith nearly got us all killed.” “And now?” Sorah’s voice was quieter but no less deadly. “You expect us to keep following a leader who allowed this to happen?”