The Sham Bride

lie? Tis but the truth

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I can sell it) the dark tall and slim Hausa trader spoke to Doris

." (Give it to us at the price of one thousand fiv

ng, the noises emanating from the various kiosk located around the market. Sooner or later she would lose her patien

y items listed. She didn't know what possessed her to take Martha to the market with her. It seems now that she was wrong about the middle-aged woman. She thought taking her

ideal housewife and not her. Ever since they were kids, Dorine has been the perfect girl, the perfect daughter, the perfect cook, and even the per

hing she decided to do, their parents were always proud to show her off to their frie

shion house in Imo state as well. But one day, the cruel arms of death snatched them away. Doris wasn't close to them but she believes that she suffered the most of the impact of their loss and it was all be

onsible, with the threats she was receiving from her aunt about the things she would do to her if she did not graduate with good scores

makeup, and venue arrangement for every new movie. She was relentless and wanted to make a name for herself in the movie ind

elly environment. Her only solace was Dorine's promise to return today, she hoped she would be able to come back in time for the big dinner tonight. Matthew had gone to Osun on the

do the deed on their nupt

e truth. She already heard enough from Matthew on the wedding day, whispering into her ear how he'd make her cum. It was

d fish then put it into the big sack she was carrying. She did not notice the actual price they both agreed on

on, Doris doesn't know her left from her right when it comes

gs from what we're doing in the market n

ded to wet her lips with her tongue while nodding her head instead. She does not th

s but due to the wedding preparations and all that, we couldn't go shopping for groceries in the house. Now that you'r

.' Doris uttered in her mind. She was truly bitter

can we hurry up so we can go before it

d in agreement, "Bia kanyi ga hu mama Chibo

hrough the market and Doris was feeling