Tag: Ben

  • The Hunter – Season 1 (Episode 1)

    The Hunter – Season 1 (Episode 1)

    The Hunter Season 1 Episode 1

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    πŸ₯· The Hunter Season One Episode One:

    SEASON 1:

    Chinwe was busy staring at her wedding picture which was hung on the wall and rubbing her protruded stomach when her cell phone rang, she picked it up from the dining table where she left it some minutes ago and discovered it was from her sweetheart. She smiled sheepishly as she picked up ready to listen to whatever her sweetheart was ready to say.

    Chinwe: Hello, handsome!

    Ben: How are you, beautiful?

    Chinwe: I am doing great and you?

    Ben: How is my little Princess doing? Hope she is kicking.

    Chinwe: You have come again oooo, who told you I am carrying a girl?

    Ben: I know because I desire a baby girl who would be as beautiful as my Chinwe.

    Chinwe: Come on, you sugar-coated man.

    Ben: Lolz, So, I called for a reason.

    Chinwe: Okay, I am all ears

    Ben: Our Pastor called me this morning and said the church has a great need. I thought it was a financial need but he made me realize that a lady in the church needs shelter till she is able to get a job and secure her apartment.

    Chinwe: So, how do we come in here?

    Ben: Babe, he wants us to accommodate her till she gets a job and secures her apartment, I promised to discuss this with you and get back to him. What do you think?

    Chinwe: Babe, I am afraid oooo, our agreement during courtship was never to bring a stranger into our home not even our family member. I don’t think this is a good idea, tell the pastor we can’t do it.

    Ben: but he is a man of God and he would have seen if she would be dangerous. Moreover, he spoke well of her. Please, let’s not close the door of our house to a stranger.

    Chinwe: Hmmm, okay ooooo

    Ben: can you help prepare the guest room?

    Chinwe: so fast?

    Ben: Pastor said she is stranded and she needs the accommodation as soon as possible

    Chinwe: They should give us time to process this jare, we are still trying to understand one another, bringing in a stranger will look somehow.

    Ben: I understand you sweet but we don’t know who we will render help to and our desired financial help will come.

    Chinwe: hmmm, alright oooo. I will see what I can do.

    Ben: thanks my love, I love your understanding spirit. Don’t worry, I will get you enough suya while coming home this evening.

    Chinwe: Okay oo

    Rita was deeply happy when the Pastor informed her that a newlywed had accepted to accommodate her, she appreciated the Pastor and promised to be of good behavior and never disappoint him.

    TO Be Continued

  • Just One Mistake (Episode 6)

    Just One Mistake (Episode 6)

    Just One Mistake Episode 6

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    πŸ™† Just One Mistake Episode Episode Six:

    Bimbo glanced at her slightly protruded stomach and smiled amidst tears; even if she didn’t get to spend much time with Dele, she was glad and privileged to carry his child. How she was pregnant without knowing was another thing that surprised her, but then, she realized that she had been overwhelmed with the thought of her husband’s death and the desire to leave the prison.

    Even though her mother could not bring her out of prison, Bimbo decided to throw away the feeling of hopelessness; she decided to live for her child even if she didn’t get to spend much time with him or her. Right in the prison, Bimbo drew closer to God and got assigned by God to begin to preach to other inmates. She got permission from the warders to always organize a devotion every morning, and after devotion, some days, her mom would come with food or snacks for the inmates.

    Mrs. Folake prayed and fasted for a miraculous release for her daughter, but nothing happened; it was like God wasn’t answering her prayers; she became weak and began to get tired of praying. Mrs. Folake lay on the floor in her sitting room one afternoon weeping profusely, she had this feeling of frustration around her, and all she wanted was just divine intervention. Her money had failed her, so also her strong connections.

    Mrs. Folake was still in that position when her friend walked in. Unfortunately, her friends deserted her when the issue of Bimbo killing Dele broke out; even those who she set up in businesses forsook her. Only Mama Shade remained with her despite the wagging tongues.

    Mama Shade: Mama Bimbo, why are you on the floor? Are you crying again? Please, stop crying

    Mrs. Folake: (sat up) Why won’t I cry? Look at me; my daughter is in prison for a crime she didn’t commit. When it is time for me to reap the fruit of my labor over my daughter, the devil came for her.

    Mama Shade: it’s okay, my friend. I came to invite you to see my pastor; I told him about you and asked him to join me in praying for you, so he called me this morning to tell me that God told him somethings about you

    Mrs. Folake: pastor? Abeg, count me out; let him keep whatever God tells him to himself

    Mama Shade: no, na, you don’t need to be like this na

    Mrs. Folake: the last pastor I went to almost raped me. He said I needed a spiritual cleansing and almost raped me in the process. I had to hit his head on the wall and fled. Abeg, I don’t want to hear anything about pastors jare.

    Mama Shade: you don’t need to be afraid; my pastor is a true child of God plus, I will be going with you; I will be there till you leave his office

    Mrs. Folake: I guess that would be better.

    After a drive of forty-five minutes, Mrs. Folake and her friend arrived at Mama Shade’s church. On getting to the Pastor’s office, they all exchanged pleasantries and settled for the reason why the women were in the Pastor’s office.

    Pastor: Welcome again, Mrs. Folake; you see, some days ago, the Holy Spirit told me what you are currently experiencing is a bloodline battle. Your grandfather died when your mother was two, your father died when you were two, and your husband died when your daughter was two, and now, your daughter is in the same boat. You and your daughter need to pray and break the yoke so that it doesn’t continue.

    Mrs. Folake: Oh my God! This never crossed my mind.

    Pastor: God wanted to give you another man five years after your husband’s demise, but the bloodline battle killed him in an accident

    Mrs. Folake: Pastor, this is true. His name is Ben

    Pastor: This bloodline battle plans to ensure that women in your lineage don’t get to enjoy their husbands. Money isn’t always your problem and you are always married to great men, but they don’t last. I have written some prayer points here; pray them for three days and come back to me. Your daughter should also participate in this prayer.

    To Be Continued