Agba!💙

Sleep with these women at your own risk. (Because some women don't just bring pleasure… They bring chaos, heartbreak, regret, and problems that can destroy your life.) 1. A married woman.

I still cannot stop thinking about Amaka… Maybe because the pain in that girl’s eyes was too deep for someone her age. Amaka was only 10 when life already started damaging her slowly. First, it was their gateman. Then later… her own senior brother. Nobody knew what she was carrying inside her. She grew up acting normal, but deep down, that girl was fighting battles nobody could see. At 16, she was supposed to enter school. But she failed her WAEC. Her mother insulted her everyday because of it. So she started working as a sales girl in one small provision shop around their area just to save money and rewrite her exams at 17. That was where she met Peter. Peter was 30. At first, he looked harmless. He used to come to the shop almost every evening to buy random things. Indomie. Malt. Toothpaste. Sometimes I felt he didn’t even need those things. He just wanted to see Amaka. The scary part was how nice he was. Too nice. Always smiling. Always asking if she had eaten. Always talking to her like an older brother. And because Amaka never really experienced genuine care before… She trusted him easily. One evening, after buying something again, he stood there staring at her longer than usual. Then he asked for her number. She gave it to him freely. From that day, they started talking every single night. But after some weeks… Amaka noticed something. The way Peter looked at her started changing. It was no longer the soft “big brother” kind of look. There was something darker inside his eyes. Something that made her uncomfortable… But she ignored it. And honestly… That was the beginning of her biggest mistake. TO BE CONTINUED… MAKE SURE YOU TUNE IN FOR PART 2 😭 What do you think about Peter?

once she starts sending you voice notes with her lil siblings in the background, just know..

My dad left my mom after 32 years because he wanted to “finally be happy.” The woman he left her for was 27. My mother didn’t scream. Didn’t beg. Didn’t even argue. She just quietly said, “Okay.” For the next year she learned how to use online banking, started traveling with friends, renovated the kitchen he never let her touch, and took dance classes. Meanwhile....