Previously… Femi. "Oh hey bro" Tunde said as I came in. His face looked very long like he was pissed about something. That was probably how his face was the first time I saw him today but I didn't notice it because I was also in my feels. "What's up?" I asked and went to sit near him. He sat up as well but avoided eye contact with me. Instead he turned his gaze to the ground. "I know that something is up so you might as well just spill." I said. I didn't want to waste time hammering on the issue. "Fuck I'm so stupid" he said and facepalmed. I started panicking because the Tunde that I knew would never admit to being stupid. It got me worried about what exactly he did. "Tunde better start talking" I said. I knew I was a bit too aggressive but I had to do that to get the truth out of him. I was getting anxious. "

Previously I was sitting in Kola's chair and checking his office computer for some files on the weekly balancing of sheets when the door opened and slammed shut. "What the flipping fuck are you doing here?" I heard a hard male voice say. I knew exactly who it was.  I kept calm. I wanted to be classy at all cost. I tilted my head so that I could see past the system in front of me. I saw Kola looking very pissed. He looked better than he did the last time I saw him that was for sure. But he was livid. It showed. I wasn't going to feed his anger though. I would keep it cool and classy. "Oh, you're back. Welcome." I said and continued clicking away at the computer, sending the files I needed to myself. I didn't realize that Kola had walked over to me until he slammed the table with force making me jerk. "What the fu

Previously…Femi."Ife!" I exclaimed. I had an anger boiling in my chest and if she wasn't careful I would definitely make her an example."Femi I know I hurt you but I'm sorry. We can move past this and be together again." She said.I couldn't help but chuckle "you must be on cheap crack if you think we will ever be together in this life or the next. It's quite late for that Ife. First off, I have a girlfriend who is a hundred times the person that you can only dream of being. And mind you, instead of looking for who's life you will ruin next, why not treat yourself of those remaining STDs in your system. I know you still have plenty of them darling so yeah fuck the fuck off. Any day you see me again, walk by without saying hello." I said and pushed my trolley with force that got her hand off it. She squealed in pain. Ah probably got hurt but I did not care in the slightest.I got into my Tesla and made my way back to my penthouse. I looked around and just now realized that I probabl

Previously...Femi."Um she has a kidney failure apparently." I breathed out. It tasted very bitter coming from my mouth."What?!!! Tell me you're lying" she yelled."I wish I was. I wish all this was a lie. I am so damn dumbfounded right now" I said taking off my face cap and rubbing my head. "Oh my God" Radike exclaimed with both hands covering her mouth."I'm definitely not letting these people touch her. Not after what they did to my brother. I'm going to fly her out. She will get the best of the best healthcare and she will be fine. I know nothing will happen to her." I reassured Radike who was already sobbing. I consoled her for a while by putting a hand on her shoulder for support."This is really dark sided..." Matthew said from where he was on the other side of the room. "My sister is the healthiest person I know. How did this even happen?""I don't know man. I don't know. I will fix it." I told him and he went silent again.I looked at Ama and said in my mind. "I will never

Previously…Femi.“Yeah. It’s a whole mess.” I said. Kola was usually the person I confided in but I came to Tunde now because I felt like Kola hated Ama. It was beginning to look like that was not the case.“So where is she?” He asked. “Saint fucking Mark’s” I spat. It irked me so much that she was in that dreadful hospital.“What in the actual hell? What in the world made you take her there? Do you remember how they almost killed me in there?” Kola said. Once again blaming me.“Her brother took her, not me. I would never risk her life like that. And before you say anything her brother isn’t a Lagosian. He doesn’t know what hospitals are good and what ones aren’t. So I don’t blame him. That was the one closer to their house. We have to get her out of there and to a better hospital to do the surgery. If she doesn’t wake up they have to do it anyway. So we have to take her to a good specialist here in Nigeria.” I narrated.Tunde added “I’ll get one of those coma ambulances. She will