A Love To Temember

my father I'll be there soon". I replied. After the meeting with the eastern and southern rulers, my father's desp

?" I said when I walked

angry with the decision I made?" He continued "I assu

my words before I said "Father, there's no need to justify your words and actions to me or any

about you and your well-being"... "I know father"...

ne that I do not like being interrupted whenever I'm speaki

e burden you carry as the heir of the Annang kingdom". "You'll be leaving for Liverpool in two months time, use this time to

and could only nod as affi

ldn't be right to keep you from enjoyi

den with my dearest father, the rest

arried." I muttered to myself as I went back to my chambers. There was a maid

ed "is there a-anything you need my-my

e for the filth you spew." I said coldly to her still f

t I went to meet with my friend Afia who was the son of one the chiefs in Annang. I told him I wasn't ha

ather told me I'll be joining our litt

forced you

barely any chance of escaping so it's best we surrender and then attack when we stand a much better chance at victory. You know what they say; if you can't beat them, you j

self. "Afia, you know even from the time we were childr

od pair my friend." Afia said. "And we'll always be friends

WEEKS

kpo that the forces of the Obong (Lor

the white man was akin to suicide but he would not listen. This wasn't a battle of charms and hi

the Obong?" I as

d is being prepared for trial and I

be meted out on the king, leave." I commanded. As soon as the messenger left I turned

I said to the hearing of everyone; "I thi

t this but she was just quiet. Silence hung in the air

re everything is set before the British March into A