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One day, Ben was sitting in his parlor when his wife Ada came back from the shop. Ada greeted Ben and started going inside the house. Ben called her back and said, “Ada, why didn’t you greet me?”
Ada replied, “I greeted you before going inside. How can I see my husband and not greet him?”
Ben responded, “Ada, you are a liar. You didn’t greet me when you came back just now.”
Ada insisted that she had greeted Ben.
Because of this, Ben gave Ada a hard slap. “How dare you challenge me when I’m talking. You didn’t greet me, and I’m telling you what you did was wrong, and you are here talking rubbish,” Ben said.
Ada wanted to explain more, but Ben gave her another hard slap. Ada started crying. Ben began beating Ada. Ben’s children started crying too. That day, Ben beat Ada severely.
But while all these things were happening, Ben didn’t know what he was doing. Ben was under a spell that was controlling him.
Look at Ben, who had vowed not to have issues with his wife, now beating Ada. Nothing Ada did pleased Ben. Ben now saw Ada as his worst enemy, despite Ada being the one providing for their family, bringing money for their food, and paying for their children’s school fees.
That day, Ada went inside their room, sat on the bed, and started crying. She cried and cried. She thought to herself, “What is the reason why Ben changed to this extent? Why is he now acting this way? The Ben I know was not like this before.” Ada continued to cry.
After that day…
The next morning, Ada woke up with swollen eyes from the previous night’s crying. As she prepared breakfast in the kitchen, Ben walked in. Without any provocation, he accused her of cooking poorly. Ada tried to explain, but Ben grabbed her by the hair and slapped her repeatedly. The children watched in horror, too afraid to intervene.
Later that afternoon, Ada was cleaning the living room when Ben came home earlier than usual. He complained about the house being dirty, although it was spotless. Without waiting for a response, Ben punched Ada in the stomach, causing her to double over in pain. He continued to hit her until she could barely stand.
In the evening, while Ada was helping their youngest child with homework, Ben barged into the room. He accused Ada of neglecting him in favor of the children. He dragged her out of the chair and began kicking her as she lay on the floor, her cries mixing with the terrified screams of their children.
The next day, Ada attempted to keep out of Ben’s way as much as possible. However, while she was in the bathroom cleaning, Ben forced the door open. He claimed she was taking too long and wasting water. He slapped her across the face, then pushed her against the wall, hitting her head repeatedly.
That night, Ada tried to talk to Ben about their finances. She suggested they needed to save more. Ben, already in a foul mood, threw his plate of food across the room. He grabbed Ada by the throat, choking her until she nearly passed out. He let go only to slap her again, sending her crashing to the floor.
The pattern continued relentlessly. One evening, Ada was sewing clothes to sell at the market. Ben stormed into the room, furious that she wasn’t paying attention to him. He tore the fabric from her hands and slapped her so hard that she fell off the chair. He kicked her while she was down, ignoring her pleas for mercy.
Each day, Ben found new reasons to beat Ada. One night, as she lay in bed nursing her bruises, he accused her of plotting against him. He pulled her out of bed and hit her repeatedly with his belt. Ada cried out, but Ben’s rage only intensified, and he beat her until he was exhausted.
Despite the constant abuse, Ada continued her duties, hoping each day that Ben might change. But Ben’s violence only grew. One morning, Ada was feeding their youngest child when Ben accused her of spoiling the child. He ripped the child from her arms and slapped her, causing her to hit her head against the wall.
Ada’s life had become a series of beatings, each more brutal than the last. One afternoon, as she was washing clothes, Ben accused her of wasting detergent. He slapped her hard, causing her to fall into the basin of water. He then held her head under the water until she nearly drowned, only to pull her out and slap her again.
No matter what Ada did, Ben found a reason to beat her. Each night, she went to bed in pain, and each morning she woke up to a new nightmare. The once loving husband had become her worst tormentor, and the beatings showed no sign of stopping.
As time passed, Ada felt increasingly burdened by Ben’s constant mistreatment. She felt stuck in a nightmare with no escape. She dreaded each moment, unsure when Ben would explode in anger.
Despite her efforts to please him, Ben’s anger only grew worse, fueled by something unseen. His once gentle nature turned cruel, terrifying Ada and their children.
Each attack hurt not just Ada’s body but her spirit, making her feel worthless and alone. She missed the love they once shared, before Ben became abusive.
As the abuse continued, Ada began losing hope. She wondered if she was doomed to suffer. Yet, deep down, she clung to a stubborn defiance, refusing to succumb to darkness.
Ada knew she was stronger than her bruises and pain. Even though she couldn’t see a way out, she held onto hope that one day she would break free from Ben’s cruelty.
TO Be Continued
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Ben and Ada continued living together peacefully without any issues.
One year later, Ada gave birth to a baby girl. They named her Fatima. Two years later, they had a baby boy and named him Adeolu.
Ben was very happy that his family was growing. Ben and Ada teamed up to build their family. Ada always went to her shop, getting customers every day, while Ben continued working in the construction company. Ada’s business helped support the family. Ben and Ada always enjoyed their moments together. When you saw them play and communicate, you would feel inspired to marry because they cooperated as one.
Meanwhile, at Naomi’s place, she was still waiting for a husband, but no one had come. She waited and waited, no husband.
One day, Naomi heard that Ben now has three children and that they are living well. Naomi started thinking about Ben.
Naomi: Look at Ben; he has three children, and I have never borne any. No, Ben can’t do this to me and go scot-free. It can’t happen. I must do something. He can’t be happy with his own family while I am unhappy. It can’t work that way. Ben needs to pay for using me and dumping me. Look at me now—no husband, no child—and you expect me to be happy for Ben? Never, it can’t work.
Naomi: What do I do now to make sure Ben’s happiness will not be in peace? I need to cause problems between him and Ada, his wife.
Naomi: I will go to a native doctor and ask him to make Ben lose his job at the construction company. After he loses his job, I will make him beat his wife every day. I will cause him to have issues with his wife for no reason. I will create problems in their family.
Naomi concluded that she would go to a native doctor to make Ben lose his job at the construction company.
The following day…
The next day, Naomi woke up early, her mind set on carrying out her plan. She knew of a native doctor reputed for his powerful charms and decided to seek his help. As she made her way through the dusty streets, she couldn’t help but imagine the trouble she would cause in Ben’s life. The thought brought a twisted smile to her face.
Upon reaching the native doctor’s shrine, Naomi was greeted by the overwhelming smell of herbs and incense. The native doctor, a tall man with piercing eyes, sat cross-legged in the dimly lit room. He looked up as Naomi entered and motioned for her to sit.
“What brings you here, my child?” he asked in a deep, resonant voice.
Naomi took a deep breath and began to explain her situation, detailing her past with Ben and her desire to see his happiness shattered. The native doctor listened intently, his eyes never leaving her face.
“You seek to disrupt his life, to see him suffer as you have suffered,” the native doctor said slowly. “Such desires are dangerous and come with a price.”
“I am willing to pay any price,” Naomi replied, desperation lacing her voice.
The native doctor nodded and began to prepare a concoction of herbs and charms. He chanted incantations, calling upon dark spirits to aid in his work. Naomi watched, her heart pounding in anticipation.
After what felt like hours, the native doctor handed Naomi a small, intricately carved wooden figurine. “Place this where Ben will find it. It will cause him to lose his job and bring strife into his home,” he instructed. “But remember, the spirits demand balance. What you wish upon others can return to you.”
Naomi, blinded by her desire for revenge, dismissed his warning and clutched the figurine tightly. She thanked the native doctor and hurried back home, her mind racing with thoughts of how to carry out her plan.
That evening, Naomi disguised herself and sneaked into the construction site where Ben worked. She found a hidden spot and placed the figurine where Ben was sure to find it the next day. Satisfied with her work, she slipped away, unseen.
The next morning, Ben woke up, brushed his teeth, and took his bath. That day, he felt an uneasy feeling, an inner voice telling him not to go to work. As he and his wife Ada ate breakfast together, the feeling persisted.
As they were eating, Ben decided to share his thoughts with Ada.
” Ada, my mind keeps telling me not to go to work today. I don’t know the reason for it,” Ben said.
“It may be a sign, but I don’t know if it’s a good sign or a bad sign. But I pray it is a good sign,” Ada replied.
“I hope so too,” Ben said. “But I don’t know whether to skip work or still go. I didn’t take permission to be absent. Even if I don’t go, I need to inform them.”
“Yes, you need to go and take permission so they won’t think poorly of you,” Ada agreed.
After finishing breakfast, Ben prepared to leave for work.
“Ada, I’m going. I may come back early or stay till evening,” Ben said.
“Okay, no problem. Do whatever you need to. See you later,” Ada responded.
Ben arrived at work, unaware of the storm brewing in his life. As he went about his tasks, he stumbled upon the figurine. Confused, he picked it up and examined it briefly before throwing it aside, thinking it was just a piece of debris.
However, the figurine’s magic began to take effect almost immediately. Dark smoke seemed to enter Ben’s body. Unaware of what had happened, Ben continued to his workstation.
When he began working, he started making mistakes in tasks he had previously mastered. Even the new workers he had trained noticed his errors. Ben himself was surprised by his mistakes, which became more frequent.
His coworkers began to complain about his continuous errors. Ben’s supervisor soon grew dissatisfied with his work, finding fault in everything he did. Within days, Ben was called into the office and informed that his services were no longer needed. The news hit him hard. He returned home, dejected and worried about how to break the news to Ada.
When Ben arrived home, Ada was still at her shop. Only their children were at home.
His children greeted him, and Ben asked how they were doing.
Ade, their eldest, replied, “We are all fine.”
“Alright, have you all eaten?” Ben asked.
“Yes, we have,” Ade said.
Ben went straight to his bed and lay down. Eventually, he fell asleep.
When Ada returned, she found Ben asleep in his work clothes.
“Why is my husband still in his work clothes? Is something wrong?” Ada wondered aloud.
She tried to wake him to find out why he hadn’t changed.
“Ben,” Ada said, tapping him gently. “You didn’t remove your work clothes before sleeping. Why?”
“Oh, I didn’t realize I was still wearing them,” Ben said. “Let me go and change.”
Ben changed into fresh clothes and joined Ada.
“Ada, I need to tell you something,” he said.
“What is it?” Ada asked.
“The construction company fired me,” Ben said.
“Fired you? Why? What happened?” Ada asked, shocked.
“I don’t know what came over me. I started making mistake after mistake, doing things wrong that I had always done right,” Ben explained.
“Oh, I’m sorry, my husband. But what could be the cause of this? Is it natural or something else?” Ada wondered.
“I honestly don’t know, Ada,” Ben replied.
“I’m confused too. But only God knows the final say in this matter,” Ada said.
“Thank God I have my business. I will support our family, Ben. Don’t worry yourself. I’m happy that I have a shop where I can work,” Ada reassured him.
Three weeks later, the strain of unemployment began to take its toll on Ben. He felt frustrated and helpless, and these feelings started to manifest as anger. Because of the charm Naomi used on him, small arguments with Ada escalated into heated disputes. The once harmonious household was now filled with tension.
Ada, sensing that something was deeply wrong, tried to support her husband, but Ben’s pride and stress kept him from confiding in her. The loving couple who once shared everything was now drifting apart, each day a struggle against an unseen force driving a wedge between them.
Naomi watched from afar, pleased with the chaos she had sown.
“Ben, you can’t take away my joy and still expect your own joy to stay,” Naomi muttered to herself. “As I am unhappy, so shall you be. You can toy with other girls but not with me. You made me reject all my suitors, thinking I was waiting for you. Now I have no husband or children. Without a husband, people disrespect me. This is just the beginning, Ben. The real problems are coming your way.”
Meanwhile, Ada took her business seriously, making sure to provide for their family. She ensured they had food to eat and took their problems on her shoulders.
Despite Ada’s hard work, the spell cast on Ben began to work as planned. Anything Ben attempted failed, and despite Ada’s efforts, Ben remained unhappy and often found fault with her.
One day…
TO Be Continued
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Ben and Ada continued living together. Ben vowed not to beat or have any issues with Ada. He made sure to live peacefully with her.
Ada was so happy with Ben. She always thanked God for giving her Ben, despite his behavior in the past. Ada always used Ben as an example whenever she was talking with her friends. Ben made sure to keep Ada happy.
One day, Ada was sitting inside their room. She thought to herself, “I need to help my husband in providing food for this house. Leaving him to provide all the food is not good. I need to support him financially.”
“What I need to do now is save some money from what he gives me to buy foodstuffs. I will take out small amounts and save them,” she decided. “I need to start a business to help Ben. He is really trying for our family. He loves me with all his heart and never lets me get angry. I will make sure I start helping him.”
Meanwhile, at Ben’s company, he always thought about Ada while working, thinking about how to make her happy.
In the evening, when Ben finished work, he started coming back home. When Ben reached home, he saw Ada bathing their son, Ade.
Ben came inside, and his wife welcomed him.
Ada said, “My husband, you are back. How was work today?”
Ben replied, “Very fine. How are you doing?”
Ada answered, “I’m good.”
Ben started playing with their son, Ade. He said, “Ade resembles me a lot.” Ada agreed, “Yes, he resembles you. Look at his eyes and mouth; they look like yours.”
Ada added, “I pray our next child resembles me.”
Ben said, “No, all of them will resemble me. I’ll make sure of that.”
Ada laughed, “How can you do that? It’s not possible.”
Ben joked, “I can be the first person to do it. I can create history.”
Ada responded, “I have never seen that happen before, and I don’t want it to happen to me. I believe our daughters will resemble me, and our sons will resemble you.”
Ben smiled, “If that’s how you wish it, there’s no problem. After all, I was just playing with you.”
Ada said, “Even if you meant it, I know it won’t happen. God is not confused. I have never seen it happen in my life.”
Ben reassured her, “Never mind, I was just playing with you. Let me take my bath before I eat.”
As Ben went to take his bath, Ada continued her thoughts about supporting the family. She realized she needed to act swiftly and put her plan into motion. That night, after dinner, while they were sitting together, she decided to discuss her idea with Ben.
“Husband,” Ada began, “I’ve been thinking about something important, and I want to share it with you.”
Ben, curious, responded, “What is it, my dear?”
Ada took a deep breath and explained, “I want to help you with providing for our family. I know you work very hard, and I want to support you financially. I’ve been thinking of starting a small business.”
Ben looked at her thoughtfully. “What kind of business do you have in mind?”
“I was thinking of starting a small grocery shop,” Ada said. “I can save a little money from what you give me for foodstuffs and use it to start the business. It might take some time to save enough, but I believe it will be worth it in the long run.”
Ben smiled, feeling touched by Ada’s determination and willingness to help. “That’s a wonderful idea, Ada. I’m proud of you for thinking this way. If you need any help or advice, just let me know.”
Ada felt a wave of relief and gratitude. “Thank you, Ben. I knew you would support me. Together, we can make this work.”
From that day on, Ada started saving small amounts of money. She also began researching and planning her business, talking to other women in the community who ran similar shops and learning from their experiences.
Weeks turned into months, and Ada’s savings grew steadily. She bought a few essential items to get started—shelves, a small counter, and initial stock of groceries. Ben helped her set up the shop in a small space near their home.
Finally, the day came when Ada opened her grocery shop. It was modest, but it was a start. She welcomed her first customers with a warm smile, feeling a sense of pride and accomplishment.
As the weeks passed, Ada’s shop began to attract more customers. Word spread quickly about the quality and variety of goods she offered, and her friendly demeanor made her popular in the neighborhood. Ben continued to support her, both emotionally and practically, helping her restock the shop and manage the accounts.
Their evenings were filled with conversations about the shop’s progress and plans for its future. They dreamed together of expanding the business, providing even more for their family, and ensuring a bright future for their son, Ade, and any future children they might have.
One evening, as they sat together after closing the shop, Ada turned to Ben and said, “I couldn’t have done this without your support. Thank you for believing in me.”
Ben took her hand and replied, “We are a team, Ada. Your success is our success. I’m proud of you and everything you’ve achieved.”
Ada smiled, feeling a deep sense of contentment and love. Together, they had built a foundation for a better future,
As the months rolled by, Ada’s grocery shop continued to flourish. She introduced new products based on customer feedback and experimented with different ways to attract more business, such as offering special discounts and personalized service. Her knack for understanding what the community needed made her shop a central part of their daily lives.
One morning, as Ada was arranging new stock, a woman named Kemi walked in. Kemi was well-known in the neighborhood for her success in the local market scene, having run a thriving fabric store for several years.
“Ada, your shop looks wonderful!” Kemi said, glancing around appreciatively. “I’ve heard nothing but good things about it.”
“Thank you, Kemi,” Ada replied, her face lighting up. “It’s been a lot of hard work, but I’m grateful for how far we’ve come.”
Kemi nodded. “I see you have a good business sense. Have you ever thought about expanding beyond groceries?”
Ada tilted her head, intrigued. “What do you mean?”
“Well,” Kemi began, “there’s a growing demand for homemade snacks and local delicacies. People are always looking for convenient, ready-to-eat food, especially those who don’t have the time to cook after a long day. If you started selling such items, it could complement your grocery business nicely.”
Ada pondered this idea. She had a few family recipes that she knew were popular, and the thought of diversifying her offerings excited her. “That’s an interesting idea, Kemi. I’ll definitely consider it.”
That evening, she discussed the idea with Ben. “Kemi suggested we start selling homemade snacks and local delicacies in the shop. What do you think?”
Ben smiled, seeing Ada’s eyes sparkle with enthusiasm. “I think it’s a great idea. You’re an excellent cook, and I’m sure people would love your food. We could try a few recipes and see how they sell.”
With Ben’s encouragement, Ada began to incorporate her homemade snacks into the shop. She started with simple items like chin-chin and puff-puff, gradually expanding to more complex dishes like meat pies and moi moi. The new additions were a hit, bringing in more customers and increasing their daily sales.
Ada and Ben worked tirelessly, balancing the grocery business and the new snack line. Ade, their son, helped out after school, learning valuable lessons about hard work and entrepreneurship from his parents. The family’s bond grew stronger through their shared efforts and dreams.
As the business continued to prosper, they managed to save enough money to renovate and expand the shop. Ada’s Grocery and Delicacies became a well-known name in the community, symbolizing quality and warmth. The shop not only provided financial stability for the family but also became a source of pride and joy.
One day, as Ada stood behind the counter, watching customers browse the shelves and savor her snacks, she felt a deep sense of fulfillment. She remembered the initial fear and uncertainty she had felt when she first suggested the idea to Ben. Now, seeing how far they had come together, she knew they could face any challenge and achieve any goal.
Meanwhile, Naomi was still waiting for a husband to come. She hadn’t seen anyone suitable, and as time passed, she became increasingly unhappy. One day, while sitting in her house, her mother Yemi noticed that Naomi was troubled. Yemi approached her and asked, “My daughter, what’s wrong? You don’t seem happy.”
Naomi hesitated for a moment before responding, “Mum, I’m not happy because no husband has come for me. Seeing all my friends getting married makes me feel somehow. I need a husband; time is no longer on my side. If I had known, I would have accepted the suitors who came my way earlier.”
Yemi consoled her, “Don’t worry, God will send your own husband for you. I don’t want you to be thinking about this every day.” Naomi replied, “Mum, it’s not easy like that. People have started using it to insult me. They say, ‘Go and marry; all your mates have married.’ They mock me, and I don’t like it.”
Yemi advised, “Leave them; people will talk no matter what. Even when you do good, people will still talk. So, stop thinking about what others say.” Yemi embraced Naomi and said, “God’s timing is the best.”
Naomi responded, “But what if God sends someone, and I reject them? How can I expect God to send another one when I didn’t accept the first one?” Yemi reassured her, “I know God can still send another one.” Naomi prayed, “I pray so.”
After their conversation, Naomi stood up and left the room.
TO Be Continued
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The following months brought a new sound to Ben and Ada’s life. With the wedding behind them, they turned their focus to preparing for the arrival of their baby. Ada’s pregnancy progressed smoothly, and the couple found joy in every little milestone, from the first ultrasound to feeling the baby kick.
Ben continued to work diligently at the construction company, but he made sure to be home early to spend time with Ada. They attended prenatal classes together, shopped for baby clothes and nursery items, and shared countless evenings discussing their hopes and dreams for their child.
One evening, as they sat together on the couch, Ada resting her head on Ben’s shoulder, she said, “I can’t wait to meet our little one. I wonder if they’ll have your eyes or my nose.”
Ben smiled, gently placing his hand on her growing belly. “Either way, they’ll be perfect. Just like you.”
Meanwhile, Naomi’s life had taken a darker turn. Unable to let go of her resentment, she found herself consumed by thoughts of revenge. She kept tabs on Ben and Ada from a distance, her jealousy growing with each passing day. But as much as she wanted to disrupt their happiness, she found herself unable to act. Deep down, she knew that her actions would only bring more pain.
One day, as Naomi sat alone in her apartment, she received a call from Celine. “Naomi, I’ve been worried about you. You haven’t been yourself lately. Let’s meet up and talk.”
Naomi agreed, and they met at a small café. As they sipped their drinks, Celine gently said, “Naomi, holding on to this anger is hurting you more than anyone else. Maybe it’s time to move on.”
Naomi sighed, tears welling up in her eyes. “I don’t know how to let go, Celine. I feel so betrayed.”
Celine reached across the table, taking Naomi’s hand. “You deserve to be happy, Naomi. Find something that brings you joy. Maybe it’s time to focus on yourself and what you want for your future.”
Naomi: “What do you want me to do to find joy again? It’s not easy to just let go like that. I need to see someone who will love me again before I can let go of everything. For now, I can’t let go because the memories are still fresh in my mind.”
Celine: “Someone will come along, you’re still young and beautiful. Many more suitors will come your way.”
Naomi: “I pray so.”
After they finished their discussion, they started heading to their respective homes.
As the months went by, Ada’s belly grew, and the excitement for the new arrival intensified. They attended prenatal classes together, decorated the nursery, and spent countless evenings dreaming about their future as a family.
Finally, the day came when Ada went into labor. Ben rushed her to the hospital, his heart pounding with a mix of excitement and nervousness. Hours later, after a challenging but joyous delivery, their baby boy was born. They named him Ade, a symbol of their enduring love and the new beginnings that awaited them.
Holding Ade in his arms, Ben felt a profound sense of gratitude. Ada looked at him, her eyes shining with tears of happiness. “We did it, Ben. We’re a family.”
Ben kissed her forehead gently. “Yes, we are. And this is just the beginning.”
As they settled into their new roles as parents, their days were filled with the sweet chaos of diapers, late-night feedings, and endless cuddles. Friends and family visited, showering them with love and support.
One evening, as they sat together on the couch, Ade sleeping soundly in Ada’s arms, Ben reflected on the journey that had brought them to this moment. They had faced challenges and heartache, but they had come through stronger and more united than ever.
“Ada,” Ben said softly, “I’m so grateful for you and our little Ade. No matter what comes our way, I know we’ll handle it together.”
Ada smiled, her heart full. “Together, always.”
And so, with their love solidified and their family complete, Ben, Ada, and Ade looked forward to a future filled with love, laughter, and endless possibilities.
Ben and Ada were overjoyed as they looked at their baby, Ade. The first few weeks were busy with late nights, diaper changes, and lots of cuddles. Ben was amazed by Ada’s natural talent for soothing their baby’s cries and how much he loved being a dad. As they navigated the ups and downs of parenthood, Ben and Ada grew closer, laughing at Ade’s silly moments, supporting each other through tough times, and cherishing every moment as a family.
One evening, as they sat on the couch watching Ade sleep, Ben said, “I never thought I’d be this happy again. But here we are, with our beautiful son, and I feel like the luckiest man alive.” Ada smiled, her eyes shining with tears. “Me too, Ben. We’ve been through a lot, but this is our fresh start. Our chance to build a life full of love, laughter, and happiness.”
Ben hugged Ada tight, looking at Ade. “We did it, Ada. We’re a family, and nothing can break our bond.” As they hugged, their past troubles faded away, replaced by a bright future together. In that moment, they knew their love would always be the foundation of their strong family.
TO BE CONTINUED
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The Next Day, Ben went to the printing press to print his wedding cards. When he finished, he started coming back home. When Ben arrived, he showed them to his wife and gave her the ones she would share with her friends. Ben kept the ones he would share with his friends.
The following day, Ben took the ones he would use to invite his coworkers at the construction company where he worked. When Ben arrived at the company, he gave his fellow workers the good news and shared the invitation cards with some of the workers he was close to. They were all happy for Ben and congratulated him, with some promising to support him in various ways. Ben thanked them and resumed his work.
Meanwhile, Ada went out and shared her own cards with her friends and family, telling them to make sure they came on the wedding day. All of them were happy and agreed to come.
One day, Naomi’s friend Celine heard about Ben’s upcoming wedding to another wife. She went to Naomi’s place to tell her. When she arrived, Naomi was eating. Celine said, “Naomi, how are you?” Naomi replied, “I’m good, come and join me, let’s eat.” Celine said, “No, I’ve already eaten before coming to your place.” Naomi said, “Alright.” Celine then said, “Naomi, have you heard what I’m hearing?” Naomi asked, “What is that?” Celine said, “I heard Ben has fixed a date for his wedding.” Naomi said, “Are you serious? I haven’t heard about it before. I’ve been looking and searching for Ben every day, trying to see him. Thank God you told me.” Celine said, “So, Ben wants to marry another wife and leave you?” Naomi said, “Where is the location for the wedding?” Celine told her, and Naomi thanked her again. They discussed other things that concerned them.
The weeks following Ada’s pregnancy news were filled with joy and meticulous planning for their formal celebration. Ben and Ada wanted their ceremony to be a grand affair, a testament to their love and commitment, and a way to share their happiness with the larger circle of family and friends who had been waiting to celebrate with them.
Ben made it a point to handle every detail personally, from selecting the perfect venue to ensuring that Ada was comfortable and stress-free throughout the preparations. Ada, now glowing with the early signs of pregnancy, immersed herself in the joyful task of designing invitations and choosing the perfect dress.
As the date of the ceremony approached, excitement built in both their families. Even those who had initially doubted or opposed their union began to show their support, touched by the couple’s evident love and devotion.
Meanwhile, Naomi’s bitterness deepened. She had tried to find Ben, only to be met with dead ends. Her resentment festered, fueling her desire for revenge. She couldn’t stand the thought of Ben living a happy life without her, especially with Ada. Naomi started to devise a plan to disrupt their ceremony, determined to exact some form of retribution.
On the day of the celebration, the venue was adorned with beautiful flowers, soft lights, and a palpable sense of joy. Friends and family gathered, their faces beaming with happiness for Ben and Ada. As Ada walked down the aisle, her dress flowing gracefully, she felt a surge of happiness and contentment. Ben, standing at the altar, felt his heart swell with love and pride.
Just as they were about to exchange their vows, a commotion arose at the entrance of the venue. Naomi had arrived, her face a mask of anger and determination. She marched down the aisle, ignoring the gasps and whispers from the guests.
“Ben!” she called out, her voice shaking with emotion. “How could you do this to me?”
The crowd fell silent, all eyes turning to Ben. Ada felt a pang of anxiety, but she squeezed Ben’s hand, drawing strength from their bond.
Ben stepped forward, his expression calm but firm. “Naomi, this is not the time or place for this. Please leave.”
Naomi’s eyes flashed with hurt and anger. “You promised me, Ben. You made me believe we had a future together. How could you replace me so easily?”
Ben sighed, his voice steady. “Naomi, I’m sorry if you feel hurt, but I never promised you a future. My life is with Ada now, and we are starting our family. Please respect that.”
Naomi’s face twisted with rage, but before she could say anything else, Ada stepped forward. “Naomi,” she said gently, “I know you’re hurting, but this isn’t the way to resolve it. Please, let’s find a way to talk and understand each other. But not here, not now.”
Naomi hesitated, her anger wavering as she saw the sincerity in Ada’s eyes. The room remained tense, but Ada’s calmness seemed to reach Naomi.
After a long moment, Naomi turned and left, her shoulders slumped in defeat. The tension in the room slowly dissipated, replaced by a renewed sense of unity and celebration. Ben and Ada turned back to the officiant, their hands tightly clasped.
“Let’s continue,” Ben said softly, his voice filled with determination and love.
The ceremony resumed, and as Ben and Ada exchanged their vows, there was an overwhelming sense of triumph and joy. They had faced a challenge together and emerged stronger.
The rest of the celebration was filled with laughter, dancing, and heartfelt toasts. Ben and Ada felt surrounded by love and support, their bond unbreakable.
As the night came to a close, Ben held Ada close, whispering, “No matter what comes our way, we’ll face it together.”
Ada smiled, her heart full. “Together, always.”
And so, with their love affirmed and their future bright, Ben and Ada looked forward to the next chapter of their lives, ready to welcome their child into a world filled with love, hope, and unwavering support.
TO Be Continued
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Ben took a deep breath, trying to find the right words. “Ada, it’s not that I want to hide our marriage because I’m ashamed or anything like that. It’s just that I want our day to be about us, without any drama or interference. You know how Naomi reacted. I don’t want her or anyone else to cause a scene on our special day.”
Ada looked into Ben’s eyes, seeing the sincerity and worry in his expression. She understood his concerns but couldn’t overcome the feeling that they deserved to celebrate their love openly.
“I understand your point, Ben. But hiding our wedding feels like we’re starting our marriage on a note of secrecy and fear. I want to celebrate our union with the people who love us and support us. Maybe we can find a compromise?”
Ben considered her words carefully. “What if we have a small, private ceremony first, just with our closest family and friends? Then, once everything has settled down, we can have a bigger celebration. That way, we can avoid any immediate drama but still have the chance to share our happiness with everyone later.”
Ada thought about the idea and slowly nodded. “That could work. It allows us to have our moment without the risk of interruptions, and we can still celebrate with everyone when the time is right.”
Ben smiled, relieved that they had found a middle ground. “Thank you, Ada. I promise I’ll do everything to make sure our wedding, both the private ceremony and the later celebration, will be special and memorable.”
Ada smiled back, feeling reassured by Ben’s commitment. “Alright, let’s do it. We’ll have our private ceremony soon and start planning for the bigger celebration afterwards.”
As they made their plans, Ben felt a weight lifting off his shoulders. He knew the road ahead wouldn’t be easy, but with Ada by his side, he felt ready to face whatever challenges came their way.
Three weeks later Ben and Ada prepared for their private ceremony. They focused on creating a meaningful and intimate experience, surrounded by their closest family members and friends. Ben worked tirelessly to ensure everything was perfect, from the venue to the vows they would exchange.
A day before the ceremony.
Ben and his parents go to Ada’s place and pay her bride price.
On the day of their private ceremony, the air was filled with anticipation and joy. As Ben stood at the altar, waiting for Ada, he felt a sense of peace and fulfillment. When Ada walked down the aisle, her eyes filled with love and trust, Ben knew they were making the right choice.
The ceremony was simple yet beautiful, and as they exchanged their vows, Ben felt a deep connection to Ada, stronger than ever before. They promised to support and love each other, to face life’s challenges together, and to build a future filled with hope and happiness.
After the ceremony, they celebrated with a small reception, sharing laughter, stories, and dreams with their loved ones. Ben felt a sense of contentment and gratitude, knowing he was on the right path.
After they finished their small ceremony, Ada and Ben started living together. They began loving each other deeply. Ben didn’t take Ada for granted; he treated her like a queen. Ben promised himself that he would never harm Ada or make her suffer in any way. He made sure to follow through on everything he promised. Ben ensured that he provided for his family.
Ada was happy with Ben because he never took her for granted and always cared about her well-being. Ada thanked God for giving her such a caring and loving husband. She praised God for her blessings.
Ben and Ada cooperated well; they never quarreled and understood each other better than any other couple you could imagine.
One day at Naomi’s place, her parents asked her to call the man she claimed would marry her. Naomi had told her parents that Ben was going to marry her.
Naomi didn’t know what to tell her parents. She only told them that Ben was still coming, that he wanted to make some money first, and that he would pay her bride price eventually. Naomi used this tactic to prevent her parents from insulting her because, when suitors came to her, she told them she already had a husband.
Naomi continued rejecting suitors, and eventually, those who heard about her rejections stopped coming. Many suitors who initially wanted to propose to her stayed away after hearing about her consistent rejections. Naomi waited and waited for Ben to come and marry her, but he never did. Naomi started calling Ben, but his phone number was not connecting. She tried repeatedly but couldn’t reach him.
Naomi wondered why Ben’s line was not connecting. She thought he might have blocked her number or changed his line. That day, Naomi cried internally, regretting her past decisions. She realized that suitable husbands were scarce, and she had rejected the ones who had come her way. Naomi felt she could never forgive Ben for what he had done to her and vowed to make him regret his actions. She decided to make Ben pay for his broken promises.
Meanwhile, Ben told Ada that he wanted them to relocate from his current apartment because many people might be looking for him there.
Ada agreed: “OK, my husband, anything you want to do to ensure our family stands strong, do it. I support you.”
Ben thanked her and started preparing to move.
After a week, Ben finally moved out of his old apartment and relocated to a new place, unknown to his ex-girlfriends. They started living happily there without any disturbances.
One week later, Naomi decided to visit Ben to find out why his phone number was not connecting. When she reached his house, she found out that Ben no longer lived there. Naomi was unhappy at that moment.
Naomi thought to herself: “Ben is no longer living here. So, because of me, Ben relocated from this place. Ben, as you have the nerve to hurt me, I will have the nerve to hurt you too.” Naomi left the place.
Meanwhile, in Ben’s new apartment, they were living happily and enjoying their time together. They started planning to have children and began trying to conceive.
Three weeks later, Ada became pregnant. After visiting the hospital, she told her husband the news. Ben was overjoyed.
Ben said, “Okay, now I will be a father. This world is moving.”
He continued, “Ada, I want us to have a proper ceremony now. You will invite your friends. Now that you are pregnant, nothing can come between us.”
Ada agreed with Ben.
TO Be Continued
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As Naomi stewed in her thoughts, a sense of resolve began to form. She couldn’t let Ben’s betrayal go unaddressed. She needed to confront him, to make him understand the depth of her hurt and disappointment. Determined, she decided to visit Ben and lay out her feelings face-to-face.
The next day, Naomi went to Ben’s apartment. She knocked on the door with a firmness that mirrored her determination. Ben answered, surprised to see her. He had expected that all the women he had hurt would need time and space before speaking to him again.
“Naomi, I wasn’t expecting you,” Ben said, a mix of guilt and wariness in his voice.
“Ben, we need to talk,” Naomi said, pushing past him into the apartment. She didn’t wait for an invitation.
Ben closed the door and turned to face her, bracing himself. “I understand you’re upset, and you have every right to be. I—”
“No, Ben,” Naomi interrupted, her voice trembling with emotion. “You don’t understand. You can’t just say you’re sorry and expect everything to be okay. You don’t realize the impact of your actions. You made me believe in a future with you. I turned away other suitors, convinced that we had something special. And now, you tell me it was all a mistake?”
Ben sighed, rubbing his temples. “I know, Naomi. I made a terrible mistake, and I can’t change the past. But I thought being honest with you was the right thing to do.”
“Honesty?” Naomi scoffed. “You call this honesty? You were living a lie the whole time! How can I trust anything you say now?”
Ben looked at her, a mixture of sadness and frustration in his eyes. “I can’t change what happened, Naomi. All I can do is try to make things right moving forward. I understand if you hate me, but I couldn’t keep lying to you and the others.”
Naomi took a deep breath, trying to calm the storm of emotions inside her. “I don’t hate you, Ben. But I can’t just forget how you’ve hurt me. You need to understand the consequences of your actions. People don’t just get over something like this.”
Ben nodded slowly. “I understand, Naomi. If there’s anything I can do to help you move forward, I will.”
Naomi’s voice hardened. “The only thing I will accept from you is for you to marry both me and Ada. You need to marry two wives because you can’t just leave me like that. All the suitors who came to ask for my hand in marriage, I told them I already had a husband. Not knowing that you were planning something else. I can’t take this from you. You can’t just break my heart and live happily in your own house. No way. You must accept to marry me, or you’ll regret leaving me.”
Naomi continued, “Since I told my parents you are no longer interested in marrying me, they laughed and said they told me to marry one of the suitors coming my way. But I insisted I had someone who would marry me.”
Ben tried to reason with her. “Naomi, please understand. I don’t want to marry two wives. You can still find another husband who will love and take care of you.”
“Where will I find another husband now?” Naomi retorted. “I rejected all the ones who came because I believed you would marry me. Now look at what you’re telling me. I can’t accept this. Ben, are you marrying me or not? Tell me, I need to know.”
Ben took a deep breath. “I know it’s hard for you, but you need to accept it and move on with your life. I don’t want to marry two wives.”
Naomi’s eyes flashed with anger. “So you don’t want to marry me. You’ll regret this in the future. As I’m begging you now, you’ll beg me later.”
Ben felt a pang of regret but knew she was right. “I understand. I’m truly sorry for everything. Don’t think badly of me or try to harm me. I need to marry only one wife, not two. I can’t handle two at the same time.”
Naomi’s voice softened but remained firm. “You don’t need to control them, just make peace with them. As I said before, you’ll regret this.” With that, she left.
Meanwhile, Ben sat alone, contemplating the aftermath of his actions. He knew the road to redemption would be long and difficult, but he was committed to becoming a better person, starting with his relationship with Ada.
Ada had been understanding but cautious. She agreed to give their relationship a chance, but with the condition that Ben must earn her trust back. They began to rebuild their relationship slowly, focusing on open communication and honesty.
However, Naomi’s words lingered in Ben’s mind. He realized that his journey to becoming a better man was far from over.
One day, Ben was sitting in his room, thinking about how he would raise the money to pay for Ada’s bride price. Both his parents, Mr. Abdul and Mrs. Umi, along with others, were asking him to get married.
If Ben had known, he would have saved all the money he spent on all the girls around Abuja. When he had money, he spent it recklessly.
Ben’s thoughts were interrupted by a knock on his door. He opened it to find his friend, Jamal, standing there with a concerned expression.
“Hey man, you look like you’ve seen a ghost,” Jamal said, stepping inside.
Ben sighed heavily. “It’s been a rough couple of days lately. How are you doing?”
Jamal replied, “I’ve been busy all this while. Why are you sitting here like this? Is something wrong?”
Ben took a deep breath. “Jamal, there’s something bothering me.”
“What is it? Tell me,” Jamal urged.
Ben hesitated before speaking. “It’s about my past. I had so many girlfriends, thinking it was a good thing. Now, I want to get married. I chose one over the rest, and the others are not happy. They said they hoped to marry me. Although I explained to them that I want to marry another girl, most of them agreed, but one girl insisted that I must marry her.”
“Naomi is her name. Since she came over, things got really intense. She demanded that I marry both her and Ada.”
Jamal raised his eyebrows in surprise. “That’s serious. What did you tell her?”
“I told her I couldn’t do it,” Ben replied, running a hand through his hair. “But now I’m dealing with the fallout. Ada and I are trying to rebuild our relationship, but Naomi’s words are haunting me. On top of that, I have to figure out how to raise the money for Ada’s bride price.”
Jamal nodded thoughtfully. “Well, you know you’ve got to start somewhere. Maybe it’s time to make some sacrifices and start saving up. You can’t change the past, but you can control what you do from here on out.”
Ben nodded, appreciating his friend’s support. “You’re right. I need to focus on the future and take responsibility for my actions.”
Jamal clapped him on the shoulder. “Exactly. And remember, you’re not alone. We can figure this out together. Let’s sit down and make a plan.”
The two friends spent the next few hours discussing ways Ben could save money and improve his financial situation. They came up with a budget that would allow him to cut down on unnecessary expenses and start saving for the bride price. Ben also decided to pick up extra shifts at work and look for freelance opportunities.
Days turned into weeks, and Ben diligently stuck to his plan. He worked long hours and made every effort to rebuild trust with Ada. Slowly but surely, he started to see progress. Ada began to trust him more, and they started making plans for their future together.
One evening, as Ben and Ada sat on the porch of Ben’s house, enjoying the sunset, Ada spoke up. “I can see you’re making a real effort, Ben. It’s not going unnoticed. I appreciate everything you’re doing to make things right.”
Ben smiled, feeling a sense of relief. “Thank you, Ada. I know I’ve made mistakes, but I’m committed to being a better person for you and for our future.”
Ada nodded, squeezing his hand. “I believe in second chances, Ben. Let’s take this one step at a time.”
As the months passed, Ben’s hard work began to pay off. He saved enough money for the bride price and formally proposed to Ada, who accepted with a smile.
“Ben, I want us to have a traditional wedding in secret. I don’t want everyone to know about it,” Ben suggested.
“Why do you say that?” Ada asked. “Why should we do it in secret? I don’t want anything secret. Don’t worry if it’s because of money. I will help and support our marriage.”
Ben explained, “I know that I still need money, but it’s not because of that. It’s because of those I have wronged in the past, those I promised to marry. If they hear that I’m getting married, they might show up and disrupt the wedding. That’s why I think we should do it in secret.”
Ada frowned. “Why should my wedding be different? When my friends got married, everyone knew about it. Why should ours be secret?”
TO Be Continued
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After Ada agreed to marry Ben, Ben started thinking about what to do concerning Naomi, Amaka, Blessing, and Ruth because they also agreed to marry him. Ben didn’t know what to do next.
Ben said, “Should I marry them all, or should I marry only Ada?”
“I am the cause of everything. If I had known, I wouldn’t have made so many girlfriends. Now see the consequence: if I marry only Ada, the remaining four girls who accepted to marry me will not be happy. Some may even plan evil against me. What am I going to do now?”
Ben thought and thought but didn’t come up with any tangible solution.
Ben: “But Ada is the one I want to marry, and I don’t want to marry even two wives, let alone three or four. I know I have made mistakes in the past, but I want to correct them before it’s too late.”
“Because of my stupidity, I forgot about my parents in the village. Even though they are looking up to me for support, I just left them behind. I need to go and see them and know how they are doing. I will also share this problem with them, especially with my mother, Umi. I need to go and see them.”
Ben decided to go and see his parents to share with them what to do concerning Ada, Naomi, Amaka, and Ruth, and to hear their opinions. But his mind was on Ada; she was the one he loved and wanted to marry.
“But let me go and see my parents first to know their opinions on the matter,” Ben said. “I will go tomorrow to see them.”
The next morning, Ben woke up early, packed a few belongings, and set off on the journey to his village. The road was long and dusty, but Ben felt a sense of relief as he approached the familiar surroundings of his childhood home. The sight of the old, sturdy house brought a wave of nostalgia and comfort.
When Ben arrived, his mother, Umi, was outside tending to the garden. She looked up and her face lit up with a smile.
“Ben! What a surprise! Come in, come in,” Umi exclaimed, wiping her hands on her apron and embracing him.
“Mother, it’s so good to see you,” Ben replied, hugging her tightly.
Inside, the house was as warm and welcoming as he remembered. His father, who had been resting in the living room, looked up and grinned widely at the sight of his son.
“Ben! What brings you here, my boy?” his father asked.
“I have a lot to discuss with both of you,” Ben said, his tone serious. “It’s about my relationships and the future.”
Umi’s smile faded slightly as she gestured for him to sit down. “Tell us everything, Ben.”
Ben took a deep breath and recounted his dilemma, explaining how he had gotten involved with Naomi, Amaka, Blessing, and Ruth, and how each had agreed to marry him. He then shared how he realized that Ada was the one he truly loved and wanted to spend his life with.
Umi listened intently, her face growing more concerned with each passing minute. When Ben finished, there was a heavy silence in the room.
“My son,” Umi began gently, “you have indeed put yourself in a difficult position. It is not wise to have promised marriage to so many women. But I understand that you were young and didn’t foresee the complications.”
Ben’s father nodded in agreement. “You must be honest with all of them, Ben. It will be hard, and some may be very hurt, but it’s better than living a lie.”
“But how do I do that without causing them to hate me or each other?” Ben asked, worry etched on his face.
“You need to have a heart-to-heart conversation with each of them, one by one,” Umi suggested. “Explain your feelings honestly. Apologize sincerely and let them know your intentions. They might be angry, but honesty is the only way to resolve this.”
Ben sighed, feeling a bit more confident but still apprehensive. “And what about Ada? Should I tell her everything?”
“Yes, you should,” his father replied. “She deserves to know the truth. If she loves you, she will understand and support you through this.”
After spending the day with his parents and gaining their wisdom, Ben felt more prepared to face the consequences of his actions. He stayed the night, and the next morning, after a hearty breakfast and a heartfelt goodbye, he set off back to town.
As he journeyed back, Ben rehearsed what he would say to each woman. His mind was clearer now, and he felt a sense of resolve. He knew it would be a challenging task, but it was a necessary step towards the future he wanted with Ada.
When he reached town, he decided to start with Amaka. He called her and asked if they could meet up to talk. Amaka agreed, and they decided to meet at a quiet café later that afternoon.
As Ben prepared for the meeting, he felt a mixture of anxiety and determination. It was time to take responsibility and set things right, no matter the outcome.
Ben arrived at the café early, choosing a quiet corner where they could talk without interruptions. He ordered a cup of tea and tried to calm his nerves as he waited for Amaka. The minutes felt like hours, buut finally, he saw her walking in, her expression curious and slightly apprehensive.
“Ben, it’s good to see you,” Amaka said with a smile, taking a seat across from him.
“Amaka, thank you for coming,” Ben replied, trying to muster a smile of his own. “There’s something very important I need to discuss with you.”
Amaka’s smile faded a bit, and she leaned forward, her eyes searching his. “What is it, Ben? You sound serious.”
Ben took a deep breath, steadying himself. “Amaka, I need to be honest with you. I’ve made some mistakes, and I need to come clean about everything.” He paused, collecting his thoughts. “When I asked you to marry me, I wasn’t entirely truthful. I also made the same promise to Naomi, Blessing, and Ugo.”
Amaka’s eyes widened, her face a mix of shock and hurt. “What? Ben, how could you?”
“I know,” Ben said, his voice heavy with regret. “It was wrong, and I realize that now. I was confused and didn’t think about the consequences. But I’ve come to understand that there’s only one person I truly want to be with, and that’s Ada.”
Amaka’s expression hardened, and she crossed her arms. “So, what does that mean for me? For us?”
“It means that I have to be honest with you, with all of you,” Ben replied. “I need to end the engagements and apologize sincerely for my actions. You deserve someone who loves you fully and is committed to only you. I wasn’t fair to you, and I’m truly sorry.”
For a moment, Amaka was silent, processing his words. Then she spoke, her voice trembling slightly. “Ben, I appreciate your honesty, even though it hurts. I deserve better, and I’m glad you see that now. But it’s going to take time for me to forgive you.”
“I understand,” Ben said softly. “Take all the time you need. I never meant to hurt you, Amaka.”
With that, their conversation ended, and they parted ways. Ben felt a weight lift off his shoulders, but he knew he had more difficult conversations ahead. He called Naomi next, arranging to meet her at the park later in the evening.
As the sun set, Ben walked to the park, where Naomi was waiting on a bench. She greeted him warmly, but her smile faltered when she saw the seriousness on his face.
“Naomi, we need to talk,” Ben began, sitting beside her. He repeated the same confession he had given Amaka, watching as her face shifted from surprise to hurt and then to anger.
“Ben, I trusted you!” Naomi exclaimed, tears welling in her eyes. “How could you do this to me?”
“I’m so sorry, Naomi,” Ben said, his voice thick with emotion. “I was foolish and didn’t think about how my actions would affect you. You deserve so much better than this.”
Naomi stood up, wiping her eyes. “I can’t believe this. I need some time to process everything.”
“Take all the time you need,” Ben replied. “I just wanted to be honest with you, finally.”
As Naomi walked away, Ben felt the ache of guilt and regret. Two down, two more to go, he thought. He called Blessing and Ugo next, setting up meetings with each of them the following day.
The next morning, Ben met with Blessing at a small diner. She was initially cheerful, but like the others, her demeanor changed as Ben told her the truth. Blessing listened quietly, then simply nodded, her disappointment clear. She thanked him for his honesty but asked for time apart to heal.
Finally, Ben met Ruth at her apartment. She took the news the hardest, her eyes filling with tears as Ben spoke. “I trusted you, Ben,” she said softly. “I thought we had something real.”
“We did, Ruth,” Ben said, his heart aching. “But I need to be fair to you and everyone else. I’m truly sorry.”
When the last conversation ended, Ben felt emotionally drained but relieved. He had done the right thing, no matter how painful it had been. Now, only one conversation remained: the one with Ada.
He called Ada and asked if they could meet. She agreed, sensing the urgency in his voice. They decided to meet at a small park where they often went for walks.
As Ben waited for Ada, he felt a mix of hope and fear. He loved her deeply and prayed she would understand. When she arrived, her eyes filled with concern, Ben took her hands and began to speak.
“Ada, I need to tell you everything,” he started. “I’ve made some terrible mistakes, but I want to be completely honest with you.”
He recounted the entire story, from the multiple engagements to the recent conversations with the other women. Ada listened intently, her expression unreadable.
When he finished, she was silent for a moment, then finally spoke. “Ben, I appreciate your honesty. It’s not easy to hear, but I respect that you came clean. It will take time for me to process this, but if we are to have a future together, it must be built on trust and honesty.”
Ben nodded, his heart swelling with hope. “Thank you, Ada. I promise to be the man you deserve, from now on.”
As they walked together, hand in hand, Ben felt a sense of renewal. The path ahead was still uncertain, but for the first time in a long while, he felt he was on the right track.
One day, Naomi was thinking, “How can Ben just leave me like that, after all the promises he made to me? Even when all my suitors came, I kept telling them that someone wanted to marry me. Now, the person who made me reject all the suitors coming my way says he will no longer marry me. What am I going to do now?”
“Ben can’t use me and dump me like that,” Naomi said to herself. “It can’t work. I need to do something now. Ben can’t just leave like that. No, it’s not going to work.”
TO Be Continued
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One day, Ben was sitting in his room. He said to himself, “I need to call all my girlfriends and tell them that everything I’ve been saying about being rich is false. I need to tell them the truth and see who still loves me. I’m sure most of them only love me because they think I’m rich and want to take advantage of me. They don’t know we’re all in the same situation—just poor people, but I’m arrogant and they’re honest.”
Ben thought, “Among all my girlfriends, the one I like most is Ada. I like how she tries to know who I really am. She would be a caring wife. Let me call her first and see what she says. She already knows I’m not rich.”
Ben dialed Ada’s phone number. Ada’s phone started ringing. She checked it and saw it was Ben calling.
Ada thought, “What does Ben want now? Is he going to lie to me again? Let me answer and see what he has to say.”
Ada: Hello?
Ben: Ada, how are you doing today?
Ada: Fine.
Ben: Ada, I need to tell you something.
Ada: What is it?
Ben: I’ve been living a fake life all this time. I’ve realized I’m just hurting myself. All the businesses I told you I had are false. You already know I’m not rich, but I still lied to you. I want to stop living this fake life and start anew. I’m not who I’ve been pretending to be.
Ada: I suspected as much when you said you were having bank issues. I thought you were lying then.
Ben: Yes, I was lying all this time, but I still need you by my side. I want you to be my wife. I promise to take care of you.
Ada: How are you going to take care of me? With lies? Do you plan to keep lying after we marry?
Ben: No, I won’t do that again. I promise I’ve changed for good.
Ada: I’m no longer interested in the relationship. You can go and find another girl to marry.
Ben: Ada, please accept me. I love you so much.
Ada: I said I’m not interested anymore. Go and find someone else to marry, please.
Ben: Alright, I can’t force you to do what you don’t want. Just know that you’re the woman I chose.
Ada: Look for another girl to marry. I’m not interested. She hung up.
Ben was not happy at that moment. “Look at Ada, the one I love the most, now saying she’s no longer interested in me.”
“I’m not sure I want to keep calling the others. If I lose Ada, I’ve lost everything. Ada is the one I want to marry. I don’t need anyone else.”
Ben stood up from where he was sitting, went to his bathroom, and took a bath. Instead of going outside, he decided to stay home. He was unhappy because of what Ada had told him. Among all his girlfriends, Ada was the one he loved the most. Ben decided to stay home, hoping Ada would call back and agree to be his wife.
Two days later, Ada had not called. Ben decided to call his other girlfriends. He called Aisha and told her who he really was, admitting that he was not rich as he had claimed and that everything he had told her was false—that he was poor.
Aisha responded, “OK, so all the claiming you did was fake. What do you want me to do now?”
Ben: I want you to marry me. I will still take care of you.
Aisha: Thank God you told me in time that you are poor. I don’t want to suffer in our marriage. I appreciate your honesty, but I’m not interested anymore. Go and find another girl. Aisha hung up.
Ben called Naomi and told her the same thing. Naomi was very sad, realizing that Ben was not who she thought he was.
Ben: Naomi, I want you to marry me.
Naomi: Ben, you lied to me all this time, saying you were rich. But I will accept your request because if I leave you now, I’m not sure another guy will come for me. Many have asked to marry me, but I told them I already had a husband. If I tell them now that the person is no longer interested in marrying me, they will laugh at me. I have accepted your request. Even if we suffer, it’s no problem.
Ben thanked her and ended the call.
Ben thought, “I have counted one person. Let me call the rest of my girlfriends to see who else will accept to marry me. Then I will choose the one I will marry among them.”
Ben called all his girlfriends. Out of sixteen, only four accepted to marry him despite his condition: Naomi, Amaka, Ruth, and Blessing.
But Ben was not satisfied with the girls who accepted. His mind was on Ada. He hoped that one day Ada would accept to marry him. Ben prayed and asked God to make Ada accept his request.
While Ben was still thinking, his phone rang, and it was Ada. Ben was so happy that Ada called back. He picked up the call.
Ben: Hello?
Ada: Ben” how are you doing.
Ben: Ada, I’m so glad you called. I’ve been thinking about you non-stop.
Ada: Ben, I’ve been thinking too. Your call the other day made me realize a lot of things.
Ben: Really? What did you realize?
Ada: I realized that trust is fundamental in any relationship. You broke that trust, and it hurt me deeply. But, I also realized that I have feelings for you that I can’t just ignore.
Ben: Ada, I’m so sorry for everything. I promise, no more lies. I want to build a future with you based on honesty.
Ada: Ben, you need to understand something. Love isn’t just about feelings. It’s about respect, honesty, and partnership. I can’t promise that I will just forget everything overnight. It will take time to rebuild the trust you broke.
Ben: I understand, Ada. I’m willing to do whatever it takes to prove to you that I’ve changed. I don’t want anyone else but you.
Ada: I’m not saying yes right away, Ben. But I’m willing to give you another chance, a chance to show me who you really are.
Ben: Thank you, Ada. I won’t let you down. I’ll do everything I can to make things right between us.
Ada: Let’s take things slow, Ben. We need to rebuild from the ground up. No more lies, no more pretending. Just us, being real with each other.
Ben: I agree, Ada. No more lies. Just us, being honest and true. Thank you for giving me this chance.
Ada: Alright, Ben. Let’s see how things go. Take care.
Ben: You too, Ada. Thank you.
After the call, Ben felt a renewed sense of hope. He knew it wouldn’t be easy to regain Ada’s trust, but he was determined to prove himself worthy of her love. Ben decided to start working on himself, focusing on becoming a better person not just for Ada, but for himself as well. He realized that this was his chance to truly change his life, and he wasn’t going to waste it.
TO Be Continued
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As the weeks went by, Ben’s routine continued unchanged. He woke up early, went to the construction site on Lugbe Street, and spent his evenings enjoying the fruits of his labor in different ways. His weekends, however, were reserved for his escapades, particularly at Zama Hotel.
One Friday evening, after another long day at the construction site, Ben received a call from his friend Jide.
Jide: Ben, how far?
Ben: I’m good, Jide. What’s up?
Jide: There’s a big party happening tomorrow night at Club Galaxy. You should come. There will be lots of girls, and you know how we roll.
Ben: (smiling) That sounds interesting. I’ll be there.
Ben knew he couldn’t miss such an opportunity. He decided to call another one of his girlfriends, Amaka, to join him at the party. Amaka was different from the others—she was smart, ambitious, and often kept Ben on his toes.
Ben dialed Amaka’s number.
Amaka: Hello, Ben.
Ben: Hi, Amaka. How are you doing?
Amaka: I’m fine. How about you?
Ben: I’m good. There’s a party tomorrow night at Club Galaxy. I want you to come with me.
Amaka: A party? Hmm, I don’t know, Ben. I have a lot to do this weekend.
Ben: Come on, Amaka. Just this once. We’ll have fun. I promise.
Amaka: (sighing) Alright, fine. I’ll come. What time?
Ben: I’ll pick you up at 8 PM. See you then.
The next day, Ben prepared himself meticulously for the party. He wore his best clothes, sprayed on his favorite cologne, and ensured his hair was perfectly styled. By 7:45 PM, he was ready and headed out to pick up Amaka.
When he arrived at Amaka’s place, she was already waiting for him outside. She looked stunning in a red dress that accentuated her curves, and Ben couldn’t help but admire her.
Ben: You look amazing, Amaka.
Amaka: Thank you, Ben. You clean up well yourself.
They drove to Club Galaxy, the air filled with excitement and anticipation. As they entered the club, the vibrant music and flashing lights set the mood for a night of fun. Ben and Amaka found a table and ordered drinks, settling into the atmosphere.
Hours passed as they danced, laughed, and enjoyed the company of friends. Ben introduced Amaka to Jide and a few others, and she quickly fit in with the group. As the night deepened, Ben noticed a girl sitting alone at the bar. She was strikingly beautiful, with an air of mystery about her.
Ben couldn’t resist. He turned to Amaka.
Ben: I need to take care of something. I’ll be right back.
Amaka: (nodding) Alright, don’t be too long.
Ben approached the girl at the bar, introducing himself smoothly.
Ben: Hi, I’m Ben. Can I buy you a drink?
Girl: (smiling) Sure, I’m Ada. Nice to meet you, Ben.
They talked for a while, the conversation flowing effortlessly. Ben felt a spark with Ada, different from what he felt with the others. As the night came to a close, he knew he had to see her again.
Ben: Ada, I really enjoyed talking to you. Can I get your number?
Ada: (smiling) Sure, Ben. Here it is.
Ben saved the number, feeling a sense of excitement he hadn’t felt in a long time. He returned to Amaka, who was chatting with Jide.
Ben: Ready to go, Amaka?
Amaka: Yes, let’s go.
They left the club, but Ben’s mind was already on Ada. He knew he had to be careful, balancing the various relationships he had built. As he dropped Amaka off, she turned to him.
Amaka: Ben, tonight was fun. Thank you.
Ben: Anytime, Amaka. I enjoyed it too.
As Ben drove home, he couldn’t overcome the feeling that his life was on the brink of something new. He had always played the game well, but with Ada, it felt different. Little did he know, his web of lies and deceit was beginning to unravel, and the choices he made next would change everything.
The following week, Ben’s mind frequently wandered back to Ada. Despite his busy schedule at the construction site, he found himself checking his phone often, anticipating a message from her. He knew he had to tread carefully, as his relationships were already precarious.
On Thursday evening, just as Ben was leaving the site, his phone buzzed. It was a message from Ada.
Ada: Hi Ben, it was nice meeting you at the club. How about we grab coffee sometime?
Ben’s heart raced as he read the message. He quickly replied, trying to keep his excitement in check.
Ben: Hi Ada, I’d love that. How about Saturday afternoon?
Ada: Sounds perfect. Let’s meet at Café Mocha at 2 PM.
Ben couldn’t wait for Saturday. He meticulously planned his day to ensure nothing would interfere with his meeting with Ada. On Saturday morning, he finished his errands early and spent extra time getting ready. He chose a casual yet stylish outfit, wanting to make a good impression.
At 1:45 PM, Ben arrived at Café Mocha. He found a table near the window and ordered a coffee, his eyes frequently darting to the door. At exactly 2 PM, Ada walked in. She looked even more stunning in daylight, her natural beauty captivating him.
Ada: Hi Ben, hope I’m not late.
Ben: Not at all. You’re right on time. Have a seat.
They chatted effortlessly, discovering common interests and laughing over shared stories. Ben felt a connection with Ada that he hadn’t felt with anyone else. However, he was aware of the ticking clock of his tangled love life.
As they were finishing their coffee, Ben decided to be bold.
Ben: Ada, I really enjoyed this. Can we do it again soon?
Ada: (smiling) I’d like that, Ben. How about next weekend?
Ben: Perfect. I’ll call you to arrange the details.
As they parted ways, Ben felt a mixture of excitement and anxiety. He knew he had to balance his time with Ada, Amaka, and his other escapades carefully.
Over the next few days, Ben juggled his schedule, managing to see Amaka midweek for dinner. He was cautious, ensuring Amaka remained unaware of his growing interest in Ada. Despite his efforts, Amaka sensed something was different.
Amaka: Ben, is everything okay? You seem a bit distracted.
Ben: (forcing a smile) Everything’s fine, Amaka. Just a lot on my mind with work.
Amaka: If you say so. Just don’t forget about me, okay?
Ben: (reaching across the table to hold her hand) Never.
That weekend, Ben met Ada again. This time, they went for a walk in the park, the conversation flowing even more naturally. Ada’s intelligence and wit captivated him, and he felt an emotional pull he couldn’t ignore.
As they strolled, Ada turned to Ben with a serious look.
Ada: Ben, I need to ask you something. Are you seeing anyone else?
Ben hesitated, caught off guard by the directness of the question.
Ben: Ada, I like you a lot. But, to be honest, I have been seeing someone casually. It’s not serious, but I don’t want to hide anything from you.
Ada: (sighing) I appreciate your honesty, Ben. But I need to know if you’re willing to be serious with me. I don’t want to be part of a game.
Ben: (earnestly) Ada, you’re different. I want to see where this can go, with just us.
Ada nodded, seeming to accept his answer, but Ben knew he had to follow through with his words. As they continued their walk, he felt a growing determination to sort out his complicated love life.
Ben continued deceiving many girls, promising them that he was going to marry them. Many girls started hoping Ben would come and marry them. Almost eight girls were waiting for Ben to come and marry them.
One day, Ben was sitting in his house. He started thinking about his life.
Ben: I need to change my ways and marry one of my girlfriends. If I continue this way, I may lose everything in life. But what am I going to do now that I have promised many girls that I’m going to marry them? They are not going to take it lightly at all. If they hear that I want to marry another girl, I’m sure they will not be happy.
Which one of them am I going to choose as my wife? The one who will understand me, even when she finds out that I’m not truly rich as I claim? Which of them is going to love me naturally? Ben continued contemplating the matter, considering which of his girlfriends he should marry. Should I choose the ones who already know that I’m not rich, or the ones who think I am? Which of them should I marry?
Ben became confused; he didn’t know whom to accept as his wife. Ben liked almost all of them, since they did what he told them to do.
Meanwhile, at Naomi’s place, a suitor came to marry her. But Naomi said that she was not interested in marriage because she had already found a husband.
Even Naomi’s parents begged her to marry the man who was interested in her, saying that time was no longer on her side. But Naomi said no and told her parents that Ben had already proposed to her first. She said she couldn’t betray Ben and that she loved him.
She didn’t know that Ben was still deciding who to marry among his girlfriends.
Naomi’s parents begged her, but she refused and insisted that she was waiting for Ben to come and marry her.
Meanwhile, in Ben’s house, he was still thinking about whom to settle with, realizing that what he was doing was a loss to him.
Ben thought it would be easier if he chose only one wife and left the rest he had promised to marry. He wasn’t aware that many of his girlfriends were hoping he would come and marry them.
TO Be Continued
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When Ben was inside his room, he started thinking about what had happened that day at the construction company.
Ben: Whatever happens, let it happen. I don’t care.
The following morning, Ben still went to the construction site on Lugbe Street. After he finished work that day, he came back.
That night, Ben thought to himself, this Sunday is going to be wild because Zama Hotel will shake. They will know that Ben has arrived.
Ben: Which one of my girlfriends will I choose? Ben thought for about five minutes before he said, I’ll choose Mmeso. Let me call her now and remind her that we are going out this Sunday.
Ben searched for Mmeso’s number and dialed it.
Mmeso picked up the call and said, Hello.
Ben: Mmeso, how are you?
Mmeso: I’m fine, it’s been a long time. Ben, you remembered me today, glory be to God!
Ben: I always remember you. But my business is choking me. Managing five shops is not easy. I’m in Lagos right now, but I’ll be back in Abuja on Sunday, and I’m going back to Lagos on Monday. Please, I want us to meet at Zama Hotel on Sunday evening. Let’s enjoy ourselves. You know it has been a long time since I took you out.
Mmeso: Okay, no problem. I’m waiting for you. I have missed you so much.
Ben: Sometimes you should call me. It’s not always me who should call you.
Mmeso: Sometimes I try to call you, but I don’t have credit.
Ben: You never have credit. I wonder. Never mind, when I come back on Sunday, we will see.
Mmeso: I’m waiting for you.
Ben ended the call and said, This Sunday I will make sure that I touch Mmeso. She will not come and eat my money and just leave like that, no, it’s not possible.
The following day, Ben still went to the construction site and worked. Ben worked there for about two more days and saved twenty-five thousand naira (25,000) after some expenses.
Sunday, the appointment day, arrived. In the morning, Ben started cleaning his shoes, ironing his clothes, and dyed and shaved his hair so he would look attractive.
When evening came, Ben put on his clothes and carried fifteen thousand naira (15,000), putting it in his trouser wallet.
Ben dialed Mmeso’s number.
Ben: Hello, Mmeso. I’m now in Abuja. I want us to meet at the usual place, Zama Hotel. I’m heading there directly. Meet me there.
Mmeso: Okay, I’m already dressed. I’m coming.
Ben: Okay, see you then. He ended the call and started going to Zama Hotel.
When he arrived, he took his seat and ordered a drink. He started drinking and waiting for Mmeso. About four minutes later, Mmeso arrived at the hotel.
Ben welcomed her, and she sat down.
Ben: Mmeso, how are you doing? You are shining.
Mmeso: I’m fine. It has been a long time since we met like this. I’m so happy we met today.
Ben: I’m also happy. Order what you want.
Mmeso: Okay. She called the sales girl that worked in the hotel. When the sales girl came, Mmeso said she wanted to eat indomie with egg. First, bring me a Holiader yogurt, the big one.
The sales girl first brought her the Holiader yogurt. Mmeso started drinking it slowly.
Ben thought to himself, this girl is requesting things anyhow. I don’t want my money to finish. Although I will be monitoring her to know when she crosses the line.
Ben: Mmeso, eat what you want. There’s enough money. How much will you eat? I’m so happy that my business is moving as I planned.
Mmeso: Okay, my love, that is why I love you.
Mmeso and Ben enjoyed themselves that day. When they finished, Ben said, Mmeso, I want you to do something for me.
Mmeso: What is that?
Ben: I want to pay for a short time in this hotel, we will lodge there. And you give me this, Ben touched her breast. After we finish, I will send you money. Don’t worry, Mmeso, I will treat you well.
Mmeso wanted to say no, but she remembered how much they spent in Zama Hotel. She thought to herself, I know that last promise Ben made, he didn’t keep it. But it seems his business is moving forward now. I need to do as he says so that he will send me the money. Mmeso decided to agree to what Ben said.
Mmeso: I agree, but promise me that you are going to send me the money.
Ben: I will send it to you when we finish.
Mmeso: Alright, go and pay for the short time lodge.
Ben went inside and paid for the short time. After Ben paid, all his money was gone, including the money for transport.
But he said nothing will happen; instead, he will walk home.
Mmeso and Ben started making love. After they finished, Ben did a fake transfer to her. He transferred fifty thousand naira (50,000).
Mmeso was so happy, not knowing that what Ben sent her was a fake transfer.
While they were still talking, Ben started looking for a way to dismiss her. Mmeso later left that day, thinking that Ben had sent the money.
Ben: Thank God, she finally left.
When Mmeso reached her house, she carried her ATM card to withdraw the money Ben sent. When she got there, they said she didn’t have any money in her bank account. Mmeso was so surprised.
She later called Ben to tell him what happened.
But Ben said it might be a network issue and she should wait.
Mmeso waited and waited, but she didn’t receive any alert. She believed that Ben had scammed her.
After that day,
Ben continued deceiving many girls. Sometimes he would give the ones he liked the most a calmative to ease their minds. Most of Ben’s girlfriends started loving him naturally due to how he used to talk. Because Ben always cracked jokes for them and they laughed, most of them started loving him naturally, without minding his fake promises. Many said they wouldn’t marry any man except Ben. Even when a suitor came their way, they would say they weren’t interested, claiming they already had a husband. Almost five girls were waiting for Ben to come and pay their bride price. Meanwhile, Ben was busy chasing girls up and down, unaware that most of his girlfriends were using him. They relied on him to come and marry them.
TO Be Continued
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👩❤️👨 Love Is No Longer Blind EPISODE FIVE: 💞
Ben’s eyes lit up as he answered the call, trying to sound cheerful and carefree. “Hey, Naomi! How are you doing today?” Naomi’s voice was sweet and innocent, but Ben knew she was trouble. “I’m doing great, Ben. I was just thinking about you and wondering when I’ll see you again.” Ben’s mind raced as he tried to come up with an excuse. “Ah, Naomi, I’m so busy with work right now. I’m trying to get a new business off the ground, and it’s taking up all my time.” Naomi’s voice turned sulky. “You’re always busy, Ben. You never have time for me anymore.” Ben knew he had to pacify her. “That’s not true, Naomi. I’ll make time for you soon, I promise. Just give me a few more days to sort things out.” Naomi sighed. “Okay, Ben. But don’t forget about me, or you’ll regret it.” Ben breathed a sigh of relief as he ended the call. He knew he had to keep Naomi happy, or she would cause trouble for him. He thought to himself, “I need to find a way to keep her occupied until I can get more money. Maybe I can promise her a gift or a trip somewhere.” Little did Ben know, Naomi was not the only one causing trouble for him. Joy, the girl he had tried to deceive earlier, was not going to let him off the hook so easily. She had been thinking about their encounter, and she was determined to expose Ben’s lies and deceit. As Ben went about his day, he had no idea that Joy was watching him, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. The game of cat and mouse was far from over, and Ben was about to find out that his web of deceit was starting to unravel.
As Ben was going to the construction site on Lugbe Street, Joy started following him from a distance. Ben was unaware that Joy was following him. He walked until he reached the construction site, where he was asked to assist a block layer and agreed. He changed into his work clothes, while Joy watched from behind, thinking to herself, “What is Ben doing at a construction site? And is he really taking off his clothes? I’m sure it’s not what I think. Is Ben actually a poor guy? What am I seeing?” Joy recalled the phone call Ben made in her presence, claiming to speak with one of his business associates who was going to send him five hundred thousand naira. “All this talk about bank issues is fake,” Joy thought. “Ben is living a fake life.”
At the construction site, Ben began measuring sand for the work. After finishing, he added cement and water, mixing everything together. He asked the block layer if he should bring the mixture, and when told yes, he carried the head pan with the mixed cement and started laying the blocks. Joy decided to reveal herself, coming out from her hiding place to confront Ben.
“Ben, what am I seeing?” Joy asked. “You’ve been living a fake life all this while, lying to me about your wealthy parents and numerous business ventures. You’re actually a laborer!”
Ben was taken aback, thinking, “Should I still try to lie?” But Joy had already seen him, and he knew he couldn’t deceive her further. Ben tried to come up with an excuse, “This is not my usual place; I’m a businessman. I have a problem with customs officers who seized my goods, and I need to raise two hundred thousand naira to complete the payment.”
Joy wasn’t having it. “Ben, clap for yourself. Who do you want to deceive again? I’m used to your lies now.” Ben tried to explain further, but the block layer man he was serving called him, and he had to leave. As Joy walked away, she thought, “Now I know the kind of person Ben is – arrogant and claiming to be rich while being poorer than me. I’m the one who should be giving him money, not the other way around.”
Meanwhile, Ben wondered what brought Joy to the construction site, thinking, “Even if she’s no longer interested in our relationship, I have many girls to replace her. Mojisola and Naomi are more beautiful than her, so if she wants to leave me because she found out I’m not rich, she can do whatever she wants.” Ben continued working, making sure the blocks were laid properly.
As the day went on, Ben couldn’t overcome the feeling that Joy’s confrontation had left him with. He knew he had been living a lie, and it was only a matter of time before someone discovered it. He tried to focus on his work, but his mind kept wandering back to Joy and the look of disgust on her face when she saw him at the construction site.
After finishing his shift, Ben decided to head home, hoping to clear his head and come up with a plan to salvage what was left of his relationship with Joy. As he walked, he noticed a figure following him from a distance. He quickened his pace, but the figure kept pace with him. Ben’s heart raced as he wondered if Joy had sent someone to confront him again.
Just as he was about to turn onto his street, the figure revealed itself to be Mojisola, one of the girls he had been seeing on the side. “Ben, I need to talk to you,” she said, her voice firm but nervous. Ben sighed, knowing he couldn’t avoid her any longer. “What is it, Mojisola?” he asked, trying to sound nonchalant.
“I know what you’ve been doing, Ben,” she said, her eyes narrowing. “I know about Joy, and I know about the construction site. You’re not the rich businessman you claim to be, are you?” Ben’s heart sank as he realized he had been caught in another lie. He tried to come up with an excuse, but Mojisola cut him off. “Don’t bother, Ben. I’m not interested in your lies anymore. I just want to know why you felt the need to deceive me and Joy and who knows how many other girls.”
Ben was taken aback by Mojisola’s directness, but he knew he had no choice but to come clean. “I don’t know, Mojisola,” he said, shaking his head. “I guess I just wanted to feel important and attractive to women. I didn’t mean to hurt anyone.”
Mojisola looked at him with a mixture of disgust and pity. “You’re not attractive, Ben. You’re just a liar and a fake. And you know what? I’m done with you.” With that, she turned and walked away, leaving Ben feeling defeated and alone.
TO Be Continued
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👩❤️👨 Love Is No Longer Blind EPISODE FOUR: 💞
As Ben stepped away to take the call, Joy’s eyes narrowed, her mind racing with possibilities. She glanced around the café, wondering if anyone was watching her, if anyone knew the truth about Ben. The call seemed to last an eternity, and when Ben finally returned, Joy’s doubt had grown.
“Who was that?” she asked, trying to sound casual.
“Just a business associate,” Ben replied with a smile. “Don’t worry about it, Joy. Let’s focus on us.”
But Joy couldn’t overcome the feeling that Ben was hiding something. She pushed the thought aside, determined to enjoy her lunch and get the money she needed. As they ate, Ben regaled her with stories of his supposed business ventures, his charm and silver tongue almost convincing her that he was genuine.
Almost.
As they finished their meal, Joy brought up the money again, her voice firm but polite. “Ben, I appreciate your help, but I really need that money today. Can you please transfer it to me now?”
Ben’s expression turned apologetic, and he reached for his phone. “I’m so sorry, Joy. I forgot to tell you – my bank account is still frozen. I can’t access my funds right now.”
Joy’s eyes widened in disbelief. “What? You said it was sorted out!”
Ben’s smile faltered for a moment before he recovered. “I know, I know. It’s just a temporary setback. I promise you, Joy, I’ll get the money to you as soon as I can.”
Joy’s doubts had finally crystallized into certainty. Ben was lying to her, using his charm to string her along. She stood up, her voice firm. “I think it’s time for me to go, Ben. I’ll find another way to get what I need.”
Ben’s face fell, but he quickly recovered, his eyes gleaming with a hint of desperation. “Joy, wait! Please don’t go. I’ll make it up to you, I swear.”
But Joy was already walking away, leaving Ben and his empty promises behind. Little did she know, Ben’s games were far from over, and their encounter was only the beginning of a tangled web of deceit.
Ben thought to himself, “Look at this girl, I want to help her ministry move forward, and she’s doing good for me. If you want to leave, go ahead. I have many other girls to replace you. The new one I just got is already causing trouble, while the others I’ve been dealing with have not acted this way. Although I know what to say to calm you down.”
“Joy, I will call you later,” Ben said.
“Stay here for a bit,” Ben added before he started going to his house.
When he reached his house, Ben took a bath. After finishing, he decided to check his total money on hand. Upon checking, he found out that his last card had only two thousand naira (₦2,000) left.
“Oh, my money has finished already. I need to find work to raise more money. I’ll check if there’s a construction site where I can work to earn money. Joy has used up the little money I had to manage myself. Tomorrow, I’ll leave this area and go far to find where they’re building houses. Let me check if there’s any work there,” Ben muttered to himself.
Ben concluded to go to another street far from his own to search for any available work so he could raise money to start again.
When night fell, Ben ate his food and went to sleep. The following morning, Ben started preparing for work. He thought to himself, “Which street should I go to find work at a building site? I’ll start with Lugbe Street. If I don’t find any site there, I’ll try Wuse Street. If that fails too, I’ll try Garki Street. Before I go to these three streets, I must find a place where they’re building new houses so I can check for work there.”
“I need to go far so none of my girlfriends will see me and start talking nonsense. I don’t want any of them to see me doing hard work,” Ben muttered.
After finishing the remaining food in his house, Ben began his journey to the streets he mentioned earlier, starting with Lugbe Street. He continued on his way.
As Ben walked down Lugbe Street, he scanned the area for any signs of construction. He had been walking for over an hour, and the sun was starting to beat down on him. Just when he was about to give up, he saw a group of workers in orange vests gathered around a building site. Ben’s heart raced with excitement as he quickened his pace.
When he arrived at the site, he approached one of the workers and asked, “Excuse me, sir. I’m looking for work. Is there any available position here?”
The worker, a burly man with a thick beard, looked Ben up and down before responding, “What skills do you have, boy?”
Ben thought quickly, trying to come up with something that would impress the worker. “I’m a skilled laborer, sir. I can do anything from digging to carpentry.”
The worker raised an eyebrow. “Okay, let me ask the site manager. Wait here.”
Ben waited anxiously, his mind racing with thoughts of the money he could earn and the girls he could impress with his newfound wealth. After what felt like an eternity, the worker returned with a tall, imposing figure in a hard hat.
“This is the site manager, Mr. James,” the worker said. “He’ll decide if you’re hired.”
Ben stood up straight, trying to look as confident and capable as possible. “Hello, sir. I’m Ben. I’m here to work.”
Mr. James eyed Ben skeptically. “What makes you think you can handle this kind of work?”
Ben launched into a elaborate story about his supposed experience on construction sites, exaggerating his skills and accomplishments. Mr. James listened intently, his expression unreadable.
Finally, after what felt like an eternity, Mr. James spoke up. “Alright, Ben. I’ll give you a chance. But if you can’t keep up, you’re out. Got it?”
Ben nodded eagerly, relief washing over him. “Yes, sir. Thank you, sir!”
And with that, Ben began a construction worker, determined to earn enough money to keep his web of deceit spinning.
As Ben started doing the work, he quickly realized that construction work was not as easy as he had thought. The physical labor was grueling, and the other workers seemed to know exactly what they were doing. Ben, on the other hand, was struggling to keep up. He made mistake after mistake, and his coworkers began to notice.
Ben was struggling to carry a heavy load of bricks when Musa, the seasoned laborer who had been assigned to mentor him, pulled him aside. “Ben, my boy, you need to step up your game,” he said, his voice firm but kind. “You’re not cut out for this kind of work. Maybe you should consider a different job.” Ben was taken aback. He had never been one to take criticism well, and he felt a surge of anger and pride. “I can do this, Musa,” he insisted.
“I just need a chance to prove myself.” Musa sighed. “Alright, Ben. But if you can’t keep up, you’re going to get hurt. Or worse, you’re going to get someone else hurt.” Ben nodded, determined to prove Musa wrong. He worked carefully that day, making sure he didn’t make any mistakes again. In the evening, they paid him for the work he did that day. They paid him six thousand naira (6,000). Ben was so happy that he took the money and started going home.
When he reached home, he was happy that he had made such an amount that day. Ben thought to himself, “I made six thousand naira (6,000) today. I will go there tomorrow and the next few days to make more money. If I can make around twenty thousand naira (20,000), I can start fresh.” He also thought, “I need to find another new girl to deceive. If I have ten thousand naira (10,000), I can use it to impress her. If I don’t find someone, I will call one of my girlfriends and spend the money on her.”
Just then, his phone rang. He checked who was calling and found out it was one of his girlfriends, Naomi.
TO Be Continued
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Ben woke up the next morning with a plan forming in his mind. He quickly dialed Joy’s number, hoping she would still be willing to listen to him.
“Hello, Joy,” Ben greeted, his voice carrying a hint of urgency. “I’m so sorry about last night. You see, there was a sudden issue with my bank account. It got temporarily frozen due to some security measures they were implementing. But don’t worry, everything’s sorted now.”
Joy listened intently, feeling a mixture of disappointment and skepticism. “Ben, that sounds… plausible. But why didn’t you inform me earlier? I was waiting for the money all night.”
“I know, Joy, and I feel terrible about it,” Ben replied smoothly. “I didn’t want to worry you unnecessarily. But hey, I’ve got some good news. The money should be on its way to your account as we speak. And to make it up to you, how about we meet for lunch today? My treat, of course.”
Joy hesitated for a moment, weighing her options. Despite her doubts, the allure of a free meal and the hope of finally receiving the promised money made her agree.
“Okay, Ben,” she said reluctantly. “But this better not be another empty promise. I’ll be waiting for the money.”
“Trust me, Joy, you won’t be disappointed,” Ben reassured her, already plotting his next move. “I’ll see you at noon.”
As they hung up, Ben let out a sigh of relief. His smooth talking had bought him some time, but he knew he had to come up with a plan to either get out of sending the money or find a way to keep Joy hooked without spending a dime.
Meanwhile, Joy couldn’t overcome the feeling of doubt lingering in her mind. She hoped Ben was telling the truth this time, but a small voice warned her to be cautious. Deep down, she knew she couldn’t fully trust someone who seemed too good to be true.
Ben was still deciding what to tell Joy when they met in the evening. His phone rang; it was Aisha.
Aisha: Hello, Ben. Please give me directions to your house. I want to visit you. You know, since we’ve known each other, I haven’t been to your place.
Ben: Aisha, what did you say? Ben asked, claiming he hadn’t heard what Aisha said.
Aisha: I said I want to come to your place, to see where you live. I haven’t been to your side since we met.
Ben waited before responding. “Okay, I live on Nnamdi Azikiwe Expressway, Abuja. When you get there, give me a call.”
Aisha: Okay, I’m on my way. She hung up.
Ben: Why is this girl coming over? Is it because of what I promised to give her? Well, when she arrives, I’ll know what to say. She might ask if I have a television or say that my room isn’t nice. Ben started cleaning the room because he was expecting one of his girlfriends, to whom he had lied about his family’s wealth. If the girl arrived and found out that Ben was living in an unfurnished place…
After about twenty minutes, Ben’s phone rang again; it was Aisha.
Ben: Hello?
Aisha: Hi, Ben. I’m on the street right now. Come and pick me up.
Ben: I’m coming. Wait for me there.
Ben went out to escort Aisha inside. When they met outside:
Ben: My one and only future wife, do you want to visit me today? I hope I’m safe.
Aisha: Yes, you are safe. I just decided to visit to see how you’re doing and to finally see where you live. You know, I haven’t been to your place since we met.
Ben: Alright, let’s go inside my room. They entered Ben’s house.
Aisha started looking around Ben’s house, thinking to herself, “Why is Ben’s room like this? Should I ask him or pretend I didn’t see it? Okay, I’ll pretend I didn’t see it.”
Aisha: Ben, your place is nice. I’ll visit you every week.
Ben: No, don’t visit me every week because I’m usually busy. The reason you see me at home today is because of some issues with my bank. They froze all my accounts and are demanding a letter from my local government chairman. Since then, I haven’t had a chance to see him, and that’s why you found me at home.
Aisha: Why is the bank doing this to you? Is it still bothering you since the last time I called?
Ben: Yes, ever since that day you called me while I was at the bank, they’ve been giving me trouble.
Aisha: That’s why I don’t keep my money in the bank. I prefer joining savings groups where people meet and save money. People always complain about bank issues.
Ben: If only I knew, I wouldn’t have opened an account at Zenith Bank. They have both network and service issues.
Ben: Aisha, how are you doing today? You look radiant every day. You need to tell me your secret to shining day and night.
Aisha: It’s nothing, it’s just that God has been good to me. Even if I eat a little, it shows on my body.
Ben: I’d like to be like you. Unlike us, who eat everything and it doesn’t show on our bodies quickly. What I understand is that weight gain depends on your body’s metabolism.
Ben: Aisha, I didn’t cook anything, but what would you like to drink?
Aisha: Anything without alcohol.
Ben rushed out to buy her a malt drink and gave it to Aisha, who thanked him. They started discussing.
Ben: Thank God you came today. I’ve been thinking about you since morning, thinking about how beautiful, caring, and understanding you are. I can’t imagine life without you. You are everything to me.
Aisha: I can’t afford to lose you either. You’re too handsome, I love you so much.
Ben: Don’t worry, you’re the woman of my dreams. I won’t leave you, it’s just you and me in this world.
Ben started romancing Aisha, saying, “My love, let’s do it now.” They began kissing each other passionately.
Aisha became aroused, dropped her bag, and rushed to Ben. They continued kissing and caressing each other.
After they were both satisfied, Ben said, “Aisha, you’re amazing. You’re the woman I’ve always dreamed of. It’s just you and me till the end.”
Aisha: Okay, but Ben, please remember what you promised me. I still need the money.
Ben: Don’t worry, once I settle my issues with the bank, I’ll send you the money.
Aisha: Okay, no problem. When they finished, Aisha started to leave.
Aisha: Ben, I’ll be on my way. See you another day.
Ben: Okay, bye. See you next time.
Aisha left his room.
Ben: Phew, I did it. Truly, I am a player indeed.
As noon neared, Joy anxiously waited at the café, her mind filled with uncertainty. Ben’s smooth talk had briefly eased her worries, but doubt lingered.
Finally, Ben arrived, greeting Joy enthusiastically. They sat down, and Ben immediately launched into storytelling, promising Joy the world.
Joy, despite her skepticism, found herself drawn in by Ben’s charm. However, when the conversation shifted to money, she became wary.
Tentatively, Joy brought up the money topic, watching Ben closely for signs of dishonesty.
Ben’s demeanor didn’t change, and he smoothly mentioned discussing money later, suggesting they order lunch first.
Though hesitant, Joy agreed. As they waited for their food, Ben continued to charm her, distracting her from her doubts.
But just as she began to relax, Ben’s phone rang. He excused himself to take the call, leaving Joy alone and suspicious.
Waiting, Joy couldn’t dispel the feeling that something wasn’t right. Was Ben truly genuine, or was there more to him than she realized.
TO Be Continued