Mummy Please Don’t Kill Me Episode 2
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🙎 Mummy Please Don’t Kill Me EPISODE TWO: 🥲
Victoria intervened on my behalf when the Ladies wanted to strike me with an iron rod.
We left home after I was forced to drink a concoction to prove my loyalty to Makaka.
I was furious with Victoria but she pleaded with me, that she also sacrifice her only sister just to take care of her poor family.
I returned home with a heavy heart. Victoria gave me money, which I used to buy snacks and baby drinks for my daughter.
I arrived at the slum and decided to keep the items I had brought home before going to pick up my daughter from Mama Ojo.
“Mummy! You look sad” Her petite voice echoed as I led her home.
“I am fine, Jewel.” I replied with a fake smile.
“Are you thinking about Daddy again? She asked, her hand folded across her chest like an old woman.
“No, jewel.” I said finding her funny but I couldn’t laugh as always because my heart was bitter.
We got home and made her favorite meal: fried plantain with egg sauce.
I fed and bathed her because it was already dark and cold from the heavy rain earlier that day.
She quickly dozed off.
Victoria will be coming tonight so as to help me take Jewel to the shrine to sacrifice her to makaka.
I sat down, sobbing faintly. Wondering what I have gotten myself into.
“Mummy, I love you, thank you for taking care of me, and God bless you. When I grow up, I will build you a big mansion, buy you a lot of wrappers, and give you a lot of money. Then I will take daddy to court for making you cry every day,” Jewel, who I thought was fast asleep, said, wiping away my tears.
“I thought you were asleep.” “I said.”
“No, mummy, you are crying, and I can not sleep until I console you.” she said.
“I am sorry, my child.” “I said, hugging her tightly.” I am feeling increasingly guilty about what I am about to do to her.
“Do not be sorry, mummy; you have not done me any harm.” She spoke innocently. If only she knows.
Just then, we heard a car horn outside. I know it is Victoria.
I became extremely emotional, but I had to do it.
“I am sorry, Jewel,” I say to her eyes as I carry her outside to meet Victoria so we can begin the journey of sacrificing her.
TO BE CONTINUED