The Covert Identity

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build the Miami tunnel. And as a matter of fact, the deal would not be con

ell on his knees and thanked

He brought out his wallet from the inner pocket of his jacket and paid the driver who counted the money and brought out some money to give him back as his balance but he asked

pping past him and flying straight to the top of a building

and rested on what was desi

mmed Internati

e going with you?' A girl in a na

th me because you'll mess up

he was trying to adjust his clothes he noticed that time

leaving in an hour's time. He went to sit in a comfortable po

im but it was too late for him to get a hint of that person. Something in him told him that the person was familiar. The fragr

haron had lived

etter part of her

r higher education in Manchester University where she read law. She had this attitude of placing he

ck American. However, she had all

d wore it. This gave her a distinct and endearing appearance. As she cat-walked back to find a

nce in life as she thought, her eyelids becam

st with the swing.' Her

, I'm actuall

and as she swung as usual, her mot

minds me of my childhood ju

um? I can't wait

than you are. My father always promised to buy me a swing just like this one but he never did. His inability to buy me a swing was not because he never wanted to but because he had no money that could afford that. He was a polygamous man. It

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use you were just like me. Y

mile to show from the

she teased her by touchi

for his family to be happy b

her from the second wife created histor

cut her

ncle Femi, mu

ear,' she

ights at school. One day he came home with a different story. Not only was it that he fought at school, he was almost expelled fro

ersonality and weighing the effect on the other party co

hot for uncle.' She gestured

but what could he do? The

grandfather di

id he do

story he would never

story mum?' she a

want to hear

not

ther told him

tay with his grandfather by his parents as he was a very mischievous boy. The puni

y times to stop that but he wouldn't relent. He would always say 'I'm sorry' to his

y and decided to come back home through the back door. He went to bed immediately. The boy threw the crackers up in the air but he

people came to search the house and found out that his granny was burnt to death from the fire incident, he was actually charred. The boy loved his grann

ery touching story,' Sh

the little boy stopped saying I'm sorry, after every mischief, your uncle stopped being mischievous because he be

hat to your children when you grow up,' she shook her with her elbo

d kept her in her shoulder as