Sophia My Love Episode 1

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👫💞 Sophia My Love Episode One:

“I can’t believe this! Mama, are you being serious with me? No, it just can’t be. I must be dreaming!” Sophia said, tears streaming down her face as she spoke.

Her mother looked up at her, wishing she could tell her she was joking, she wished she could tell her anything, just to make her stop crying, but it was the truth, she just couldn’t make her daughter keep hanging on false hopes.

“Yes Sophia, you were dreaming when you imagined you’ll get married before me. All you have ever done in this house is to act all knowing and all good. And mama had always supported you, making you feel that I’ll always remain behind your trail.

“But now, what are you going to do about your plans to marry your sugar sugar?” Meg taunted, walking in on her younger sister and their mother as they conversed in the sitting room.

“By the gods, if you don’t leave my sight now Meg, I’ll do something that will make you question the fact that I birthed you! How can you be this callōus? Your sister is heart broken, and all you can do is mōck her?” Mrs. Dike fired at her first daughter.

“Mother, what sister Meg had just said shouldn’t take your attention from the question I asked you. Please mother, tell me it’s not true! Tell me I won’t be prevented from marrying the man of my dreams just because my sister isn’t married yet!” Sophia asked her mother.

“Go on Sophia, ignore me like you always do, but as you can see, whether you agree to the fact that I remain a very vital part of you or not, the time has come for you to see just how important I am to you. My happiness is that mama can’t do anything to make things go otherwise” Meg said, sitting carelessly opposite her sister.

“You’re not talking mama. Please say something. Is Brad going to be unable to marry me traditionally? Are you truly going to sit by and watch me miss the man of my dreams?” Sophia asked, her eyes already swollen from the heartfelt cries.

“Sophia, I’m sorry this is happening. But like your sister said, you can’t marry Brad now, at least, not until Meg gets married” her mother told Sophia, hugging her as she spoke

“Ah mama! This is unbelievable, it is totally unacceptable mama, and I won’t take it! Why does she always have to obstruct me every step of the way? Why is sister Meg always a hindrance to me?” Sophia wailed.

“May thunder fire you there. I don’t blame you at all. Why will you not sit right in front of me and dare accuse me of standing in your way, when all you and mama have ever done is to make mockery of my life!” Meg blew hot.

“Sister Meg, today isn’t one of those days that you’ll make me have to suffer your taunts without getting a clap back. Don’t trouble me again with your mõckery, I’m in pains. Leave me alone sister Meg!” Sophia shrieked.

“The nerves! You’re shouting back at me? And you’re even threatêning me! Wow, there’s nothing Meg won’t see in this house” Meg said, shaking her head.

“I have told you sister Meg, please leave me alone. I don’t want to hear those bitter words of yours today” Sophia insisted.

“Truth is bitter. And whether you and mama like it or not, I’ll keep telling it to you, I am the first daughter of this home, and nothing any of you does can change that!” Meg said victoriously.

“Meg, I can’t remember inviting you to come sit here with me. Get out of here at once and let me think of how to pacify my daughter for a problem you created for her” Mrs. Dike said angrily.

“You see what I was saying? This little brat accuses me of being the reason for her predicament, and instead of you to caution her, you’re chasing me away, and equally supporting the nōnsense she had spoken. How have I caused any problems for her now? Meg asked angrily.

“You see why I have a problem with you? You’re always too slow to reason. Is she not right when she said you’re obstructing her?” Mrs. Dike asked her daughter in askance.

“Is there anything she says or does that isn’t right in your eyes? Is there anything you won’t agree is right, as long as it comes from Sophia?” Meg complained.

“She is unable to marry her heartrob now because you’re not married. And you need me to spell it out that if you had been responsible enough to have brought a suitor him before now, then this problem wouldn’t have come up?” her mother raged.

“Oh wow! So it’s also a failure to be unable to clinch a suitor before a younger sister who had been overly favoured and projected by her mother finds one?

“You think God is sleeping? When you were taking her everywhere you went, buying her the best of clothes and giving her exposure by sending her to choice schools, didn’t you think you would be able to continually suppress me? Meg said, getting up with a triumphant smile.

“Face it Sophia, you can’t get married until I am married, and there’s nothing mother can do about it!” Meg told her sister before she walked out of the sitting room.

Sophia’s mother talked to her for a long while, explaining why by their culture, she couldn’t get married until her sister, Meg was married.

She had been crying for too long, her tears were literally drying up when she got up to leave.

“Mama, I won’t let Brad go. I can’t miss the one for me just because of some crãzy tradition. I didn’t make sister Meg unable to get a suitor, and my not marrying now won’t make her suitor come now. I will marry Brad now that I can!” Sophia said matter-of-factly.

“I wish it’s something you can do as you wish! If only you could just go ahead by merely deciding to, then I would have gladly supported you. But you see my love, it’s just not happening! You can’t be given away in marriage before your sister” her mother told her firmly.

“So what am I supposed do? Let Brad slip out of my hands, and sit here until my sister is ready to live a responsible life? Sophia asked.

“You ask Brad to hold on. I can help you speak to him, and then we hope that Meg finds someone soon. I can even make some arrangements to see how I can match make her to get her off your track, after a LL that’s what our tradition required us to do” Mrs. Dike volunteered.

Sophia looked at her mother and began to cry again. If only she could understand why it was important that she married Brad as soon as possible.

If only she could tell her mother the true position of things. But how could she bring herself to tell her mother that if she didn’t marry Brad immediately, things will go wrong?
What would her mother think about the situation? Would her life ever remain the same if she doesn’t marry Brad immediately?

TO Be Continued