contract season 1

"What about kids?" Joseph asked curiously. "What about them?" Tobi asked with his eyes focused on the road. "Don't you want any?" Joseph narrowed his eyes at him. "Yeah I guess. It would be nice to have a little girl. I would have adopted but Mama won't agree." Tobi grumbled. "Ha! Mama! How is she? Did she come last Saturday?" Joseph burst into laughter. "It's not funny jare. She came with this fat short woman who kept on ogling me. She was smiling so hard I'm sure her jaw was hurting." Tobi complained pulling up into the parking lot. Joseph's law firm was just opposite his gigantic office building. "You have to give that woman a grandchild before she does something you hate more than ugly girls." Joseph said. "I know, I know." Tobi agreed while raising his hands up in surrender and they both walked into his office building. They ignored the greetings of the workers who made way for them as quickly as they could. "It's not like you can pay someone to have your baby or anything." Joseph joked. "Why not?" Tobi said seriously and turned to his friend with a mischievous glint in his eyes. "You're a genius." He smiled broadly. "And you're joking." Joseph said rolling his eyes. "We'll talk later. Why are you following me anyway? Your office is across the street." Tobi asked as they stepped into the elevator. "I know." Joseph replied dryly. "I want to see Muna about something." He added, secretly thankful that his friend had dropped the subject. "Who's that?" Tobi asked furthering his eyebrows. "She's the head of your Law department. Do you even know your employees?" Joseph asked as they walked towards Tobi's office. "I have over a million all over Africa... so no." Tobi boasted and acknowledged Funmi, his secretary. "Show off." Joseph grumbled. Funmi was not the typical secretary. She was in her late thirties, married with four kids and almost overweight; yet Tobi preferred her to any skinny bimbo. She was efficient and loyal. Just what he needed. "She's in there." Funmi stopped him gesturing towards his office door. "Who?" Tobi asked startled. "Eniola. She came. I couldn't stop her. Said she brought you breakfast." Funmi explained apologetically. Tobi nodded and Joseph had an amused smile on his face. "Eniola? Who's she?" Joseph asked with a raised eyebrow. "Met her at an award ceremony. Now she won't take a hint and leave me alone." Tobi gave an exasperated sigh. "Still don't want to get married shay." Joseph chuckled. "Nope. Can't stick to one woman." Tobi said. Joseph opened his mouth to speak but was interrupted by the sound of Tobi's office door. Eniola balanced expertly on a pair of stilettos. She was wearing a turquoise coloured jumpsuit and flashed a smile seductively at Tobi who in return, have her a strained smile. She was the daughter of the Oba of Lagos, and nobody wanted to piss off the Oba. "Hey hun." She purred touching his tie. "I brought you breakfast, your favourite. Yam and egg sauce." She smiled pulling him in before he could utter a world in protest. When the door was shut, Funmi chuckled and returned to her desk and Joseph smiled in amusement. He turned to leave but reversed as an afterthought "Wait. What's his favourite? " He asked before leaving.

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Funmi looked up from her laptop and said with a smile, "Spaghetti Bolognese." ... Tobi stood impatiently outside the KFC restaurant just a few blocks away from his office. He ignored the excited stares from passersby and the suggestive stares of the women. He was waiting for Joseph so they could have lunch together, but the latter was held up at court. He couldn't stop thinking about what Joseph said earlier. Any woman would want to have his baby, and for the right price too. Why didn't he think about it before? His thoughts were interrupted by a lady who was arguing with the staff of the restaurant. She wore a faded red dress with flip flops and her ebony black hair was packed but had strands falling out. She was beautiful. Class-less, yes, but beautiful anyway. He didn't realise when he was smiling obviously amused. She wasn't exactly his type of woman, but he couldn't stop staring. She sat down on a chair with a scowl on her face. A man came to talk to her and she glared at him but he didn't seem to take the hint. Without thinking, Tobi walked into the restaurant and towards her. Before he could say anything, she stood up and planted a kiss on his cheek. "There you are! Why did you keep me waiting?" She said then turned to glare at the man. The man looked away with a frown and left. "Sorry." The lady turned to him with a shy smile. "I was trying to get rid of him. I told him to leave me alone but he just kept on talking and talking and argh." She explained with frustration. Joseph walked in with confusion written across his face and Tobi replied with a shrug. "You have a little lipstick, on your-" She pointed to his cheek and he chuckled. "No worries." He said pulling out a handkerchief. "I need to go to the restroom." Joseph whispered and left. The girl sat down and brought out her purse. She brought out a notebook and some bills and started writing some things down. He sat down with her and she looked at him with a raised eyebrow. "I said sorry. You can leave now." She said dismissing him with her hand. "I want to sit here. Keep this seat for me while I order." He said ignoring her comment. He returned with a plate of Jollof rice and chicken and sat down with her, ignoring the scowl on her face. Her stomach grumbled but he pretended not to notice. "Would you like some?" He offered. "I can't eat it all alone." He lied. "Then you shouldn't have bought it. I'm fine." She snapped although her gaze lingered at the plate of food longer than it was supposed to. She looked back at her notebook with a serious expression, counting money and writing some things down. "So, what are you doing?" He asked curiously. "None of your business. Go seat somewhere else. I'm already having a bad day." She said without looking up. "Anything I can help with?" He offered with a smile tugging at his lips before taking a huge bite from his chicken. She fought the urge to look up at his food. "If you can get me a job, then yes." She murmured but he heard her. Breathing in nervously, he said, "You need a job? I have a job for you." She finally looked at him suspiciously. "What kind?" She asked and he gave her his card. Tobi Ademi CEO Ademi Group of Companies. I need your comments guys

Her face went pale. She had no idea she was talking to the Tobi Ademi. How could she be so stupid? His face was everywhere. His name was in every business you could think of. She pretended not to recognize the name and looked at him. "I'll be there on Monday morning." She smiled politely. "Just show them the card, they'll let you see me." He replied with a cheeky smile. "Thank you." She stood up to leave, and as an afterthought, she picked a drumstick from his place and bit into it. He looked at her with a raised eyebrow and an amused smile. "What? You said I could have some!" She said with her mouth full before she walked away. Joseph walked up to the table and sat down, placing his tray of food gently on the table. "What was that all about?" He asked before taking a spoon of Fried rice. "She's perfect." Tobi stated still gazing at the door even if she had left a moment ago. "For what? Your wife?" Joseph asked hopefully and Tobi stared at him as if he had grown two heads. "No you idiot. To have my baby." Tobi said nonchalantly as though it was a normal thing. "Where is this going?" Joseph asked carefully. "You didn't actually take me seriously... did you?" Joseph asked in an alarming voice. "I actually did. I've got it all planned out. See, it's simple. No woman would refuse an offer to get pregnant for me." Tobi pointed out with a smug smile. "Any woman who wants to hold on to her virtue would." Joseph argued. "Oh but virtue can be bought, at the right price." Tobi said still smiling. He looked like a little boy who got an A in his math test. "No woman would reject that kind of offer, especially when there's 40 million naira on the line." Tobi added. "40m! Are you crazy?" Joseph exclaimed. "No. Just brilliant." Tobi shrugged. Joseph looked at his friend and was convinced he needed to be checked out. "We'll sign a contract. She gives me my baby. She'll get 40 million. That girl needs money desperately. She'll totally jump at my offer." Tobi's grin grew wider but Joseph just started at him in surprise. "And which stupid lawyer is going to draw up that kind of contract?" Joseph asked with a raised eyebrow as they stood up to leave. "You, obviously." Tobi stated and walked out. ... "So when would you start drawing up the contract." Tobi asked Joseph. They were seated in his car, on their way to Joseph's house. "As your friend, and lawyer, I would like to sincerely advice you against this very foolish act." Joseph stated seriously. "Just give me an answer." Tobi snapped and Joseph rolled his eyes. "I'll get started alright. Just mail me the details." Joseph grunted. He was still very opposed to the idea. They pulled up in front of his house and he kept his laptop inside his briefcase before stepping out. "Did you get the milk?" Tobi called after him. Joseph groaned. "Oh shit." ... Abena walked into the huge building feeling completely out of place. She was wearing a pair of black pant trousers and a short sleeved blue button up shirt. She was already sweating because the company was far from where she lived and she had to enter three buses to get there.

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contract episode 5 She just hoped she would get the job after all the trouble she went through just to get to Mr. Ademi's office. She was still nervous about seeing him again. She had to admit, he was very attractive. She had no idea who he was and she was very rude, but still, he offered her a job; so he was nice too. She shook her head trying to get rid of her thoughts. Who cared if he was handsome or nice? She just needed the job. She had a bill to pay. She walked up to the reception where a man was sitting there clicking away on a laptop. She mustered enough courage and walked up to him with a polite smile. "I'm here to see Mr. Ademi." She said with a strained smile. He looked at her with suspicion. He gave her a curt nod and asked, "Do you have an appointment?" "He gave me his card?" She said unsure and then placed her purse on the table. She started rummaging through it, obviously frustrated and the man rolled his eyes at her. After bringing out her lip gloss, phone, a gum wrapper, her C.V, and some scraps of paper, she brought out the rumpled card. "Here it is." She smiled triumphantly and he grunted in response while eyeing the card. "31st floor. Meet his secretary." He grunted rudely and looked back at his laptop without waiting for her reply. She looked at him in surprise. Weren't receptionists supposed to be friendly? He obviously hated his job. Ignoring his attitude, she walked towards the elevators. She passed the one that read, 'Private', and went to the other one. When she got to the 31st floor, she assessed her surroundings. The secretary's desk was by the window blinds and a comfy couch was opposite her. There was a chandelier in the middle and the room had a homely look. He obviously didn't bother with extravagant designs. She walked up to the secretary, with a polite smile. If she could get past the rude receptionist, she could get past the woman. Besides she looked nice enough. She was a robust woman who looked like she was in her late thirties. She had a pair of glasses on, and her hair was braided and pulled into a bun. She looked up at Abena as she saw her walk in. With a raised eyebrow, she asked, "Do you have an appointment?" Abena drew in a breath. "Not exactly, but Mr. Ademi gave me his card, said I should come on Monday morning for a job interview." She explained sheepishly. "Your name?" The woman asked with a straight face. "Abena Omotosho... ma'am." She said trying not to show that she was intimidated. "He didn't mention anything like that." The woman said narrowing her eyes at Abena suspiciously. "He didn't even ask for my name." She gave a forced laugh. "So..." The woman looked up from her laptop. "Please, I really need this interview. It's very important. He said he'll see me." Abena pleaded and the woman's expression softened. "Okay. I'll send you in when he's finally free. But that'll take a very long time." The woman warned. "No problem. Thanks. I'll wait." Abena let out a breath she didn't know she was holding. She slumped wearily on the couch and before she knew it, she fell asleep. "Miss, Miss, Mr. Ademi would see you now." Abena opened her eyes and blinked. Suddenly she remembered that she slept off while waiting for him. She rubbed her eyes and nodded at the secretary. She checked the time, 2pm! How long did she wait for this appointment?

CONTRACT episode 6 As she straightened her clothes and hair, she reminded herself that the wait was worth it because she would get a well paying job. She strode into the office with the little confidence left in her. "Good morn- afternoon sir." She smiled politely and he gestured for her to sit down. His office was huge. The room had a cool look. His table was in the middle with two chairs in front of it and his own chair at the other side. She saw the door to the bathroom at one side, and a kitchen at the other side. The blinds were closed and the air from the A.C hit her unexpectedly. She sat down opposite him and handed him her C.V. He gave it a cursory look before looking at her. "Abena? That's-" "Ghanian." She cut in confidently. He nodded before looking back at the C.V. "You finished university on part time?" He asked. "Yes. I had to." She shifted uncomfortably in her seat and rubbed her sweaty palms against her trousers. He dropped the C.V on the table and stood up. He sat down on the table just in front of her. "How old are you?" He asked. "22." She replied with confusion. Wasn't that included in her C.V, and why was he seating so close to her? She was already nervous and he was making it worse. "You look 19." He muttered. "What?" She asked looking up at him. "I said you don't look a day over 20." He quickly said. "Oh." She looked down. "How's your health?" He asked. "Good. I haven't gotten sick in the past six months." She replied. "Miss. Omotosho, or Abena, can I call you Abena?" He started and she gestured for him to continue. "The job I have for you isn't at the office." He finished. "If it's at home, I don't mind. I can clean, cook, I'm very neat and organized-" He held up a hand to stop her. "I don't need a cook or cleaner. I already have them." "Then what type of job is it?" She asked curiously. "Don't overreact. Just hear me out." He said cautiously and she replied with a nod. "See, I want you to get pregnant for me." He stated. Her jaw dropped and she stared at him in disbelief. "What do you take me for? A whore? I'm not going to sleep with you for money?" She exclaimed but he still looked calm and collected. "I didn't ask you to sleep with me. Trust me, I don't ask women to sleep with me, they offer. I dont want you to sleep with me." He said eyeing her with disapproval. She suddenly felt self conscious but refused to make it obvious. "Why? I'm not pretty enough?" She spat out obviously offended. "You are. That's why I chose you, I want my daughter to be like you... but more sophisticated. You're not the type of woman I would sleep with." He shrugged ignoring the glare she shot him. "Back to what I was saying, I'm asking you to get pregnant for me. Have my baby for 40 million naira." "40 million?" Her jaw dropped. "Yes. It's very reasonable, isn't it?" He smirked. She realised the kind of offer he was giving her and came back to reality. After all the trouble she went through just to get to him, and then he asks her to get pregnant for him! What did he take her for? A baby producing machine? Burning with anger, she stood up and her palm cracked against his cheek. He stared at her in surprise, but she ignored him while muttering some Yoruba profanities before slamming the door.

CONTRACT episode 6 As she straightened her clothes and hair, she reminded herself that the wait was worth it because she would get a well paying job. She strode into the office with the little confidence left in her. "Good morn- afternoon sir." She smiled politely and he gestured for her to sit down. His office was huge. The room had a cool look. His table was in the middle with two chairs in front of it and his own chair at the other side. She saw the door to the bathroom at one side, and a kitchen at the other side. The blinds were closed and the air from the A.C hit her unexpectedly. She sat down opposite him and handed him her C.V. He gave it a cursory look before looking at her. "Abena? That's-" "Ghanian." She cut in confidently. He nodded before looking back at the C.V. "You finished university on part time?" He asked. "Yes. I had to." She shifted uncomfortably in her seat and rubbed her sweaty palms against her trousers. He dropped the C.V on the table and stood up. He sat down on the table just in front of her. "How old are you?" He asked. "22." She replied with confusion. Wasn't that included in her C.V, and why was he seating so close to her? She was already nervous and he was making it worse. "You look 19." He muttered. "What?" She asked looking up at him. "I said you don't look a day over 20." He quickly said. "Oh." She looked down. "How's your health?" He asked. "Good. I haven't gotten sick in the past six months." She replied. "Miss. Omotosho, or Abena, can I call you Abena?" He started and she gestured for him to continue. "The job I have for you isn't at the office." He finished. "If it's at home, I don't mind. I can clean, cook, I'm very neat and organized-" He held up a hand to stop her. "I don't need a cook or cleaner. I already have them." "Then what type of job is it?" She asked curiously. "Don't overreact. Just hear me out." He said cautiously and she replied with a nod. "See, I want you to get pregnant for me." He stated. Her jaw dropped and she stared at him in disbelief. "What do you take me for? A whore? I'm not going to sleep with you for money?" She exclaimed but he still looked calm and collected. "I didn't ask you to sleep with me. Trust me, I don't ask women to sleep with me, they offer. I dont want you to sleep with me." He said eyeing her with disapproval. She suddenly felt self conscious but refused to make it obvious. "Why? I'm not pretty enough?" She spat out obviously offended. "You are. That's why I chose you, I want my daughter to be like you... but more sophisticated. You're not the type of woman I would sleep with." He shrugged ignoring the glare she shot him. "Back to what I was saying, I'm asking you to get pregnant for me. Have my baby for 40 million naira." "40 million?" Her jaw dropped. "Yes. It's very reasonable, isn't it?" He smirked. She realised the kind of offer he was giving her and came back to reality. After all the trouble she went through just to get to him, and then he asks her to get pregnant for him! What did he take her for? A baby producing machine? Burning with anger, she stood up and her palm cracked against his cheek. He stared at her in surprise, but she ignored him while muttering some Yoruba profanities before slamming the door.

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Contract episode 7 Abena groaned in frustration and dropped the newspapers noisily on the centre table in her worn out mini flat that she shared with her step mother. It was almost a week since the outrageous, yet tempting, offer by Mr. Ademi, and she had applied for every vacancy yet no one would employ her. The hospital had called her the day before and gave her two weeks to meet up with the payments or they won't attend to the patient. Every job interview she had gone for, the women looked down on her and the men asked her to sleep with them. It won't be so hard if you just accept his offer. This wasn't the first time a thought like that erupted in her head. 40 million naira. That was the exact amount she needed to pay the hospital. After that, she would be free, and she would start over. She stared at the vacancies on the newspapers. Cleaner: 20,000 monthly. Marketer: 55,000 monthly. Teacher at nursery school: 35,000 monthly. Driver: 22,000 monthly. Personal assistant: 34,500 monthly. It went on like that. It would take forever to pay up, and by then, the patient would be dead. She needed part of the money in a two weeks, or it was over. As she picked up another newspaper, a piece of paper fell off the table. She picked it up, it was his card. Rumpled and all, but his phone number was there. She had slapped him, true, but maybe he wouldn't mind. She dialled the number and decided to swallow her pride. ... "She slapped you?" Joseph burst out laughing. "It's not as funny as it sounds jare, you don't have to laugh." Tobi snapped but Joseph kept on laughing. It was a saturday, and they were at the Quillox club playing a game of foosball in a private room. "I love that girl! I told you shay. I told you it won't work. But you, acting all high and mighty, saying that no girl would reject that kind of offer. Next time, listen to your lawyer." Joseph chuckled, ignoring the deadly glares being sent his way. "She'll call back." Tobi said confidently. "You'll see. And if she doesn't, I'm sure that there are other feisty, confident and beautiful women ready to do it." Tobi shrugged. "That's why you picked her?" Joseph raised an eyebrow with a small smile tugging at his lips. "Yes. I told you, I want a girl. And I want my daughter to be like her, with a lot more class of course." Tobi explained. "You're such a snob." Joseph rolled his eyes. Tobi opened his mouth to reply but closed it when he heard his phone ringing. He looked at the caller ID suspiciously before accepting it. "Hello... Yes, this is Mr. Ademi. Who's on the line?" He asked in in business like tone. "Abena Omotosho. I'm sorry, the name doesn't ring a bell." He said rudely before looking at Joseph and flashing him a confident grin. Joseph rolled his eyes but he still had a look of surprise. "Oh, I remember you now." Tobi smirked. "Oh, you would like to accept my offer? Well that's good to hear. Although I have a few people who are also lining up for the job, I'll give it to you since you were my first choice." He lied smoothly.

Contract episode 8 "Well, meet me at the Oriental Hotel, presidential suite. My lawyer would meet us there." He said. "Yes the money is still the same." "No, I'm not going to sleep with you. I said that already." "My doctor would check you first, in the morning." "Alright. See you there." He looked at Joseph with a huge grin plastered across his handsome face. "What did I tell you, ehn?" "You're not normal." Joseph shook his head. "Whatever. Did you prepare the contract" Tobi asked hopefully. "Yes, sadly." Joseph huffed. "Don't be such a spoil sport. It's a perfect plan. And everyone goes home happy. I get a little girl, my mother gets a grandchild and finally leaves me alone, and pretty Abena gets her money. Everybody wins!" He said triumphantly. "Okay okay, whatever. But you're going to enter wahala. You'll probably fall in love with the girl or something." Joseph joked. "Haha. Very funny." Tobi retorted with a straight face. "Just come to the hotel on Monday and stop saying rubbish." Tobi instructed. "Whatever." Joseph said dismissing the subject with his hand. ... "Wow. This place is... do you come here often?" Abena asked as she walked into the suite. She couldn't mask the surprise on her face, but Tobi looked bored. It was obvious he was used to it. "Only when I have important meetings in the area." He said in a monotone voice. "So this is important?" She asked still taking in her surroundings. "Yes it is. Now stop staring and come in." He ordered sharply. "Calm down. Nawa oh." She frowned and walked past him. Joseph was sitting on one of the couches in the suite, and two other couches were there, diagonally positioned from it on both sides. There was a chandelier in the middle of the room and a flat screen tv opposite the three-seater couch were Joseph sat. A dining table was seen, a little distance from the couches, and she could spot a mini bar in a corner. "Can I have something to drink?" She asked nervously. "Of course. Just no alcohol. You're going to be carrying my baby." He said dryly. After having a glass of orange juice, they sat at the dining table, Tobi and Joseph on one side, while Abena shifted uncomfortably at the other side. "So, my doctor has checked you out. He says you're good-" "I don't see why that was necessary. What did you think? That I was malnourished? I have HIV? Or that I'm barren?" She interrupted him bitterly, already fed up with his rude attitude. "Let's just get this over with. Joseph is my lawyer. He'll go over the details of the contract for you." Tobi stated ignoring her outburst. "Why? Because you think I can't read?" Abena narrowed her eyes at him. "Well you're not exactly fully educated, but it's because you don't have a lawyer present." Tobi retorted loosing his patience quickly. "Whatever. Joseph, please go on." She turned to Joseph who tried his best to look as professional as possible. He wasn't okay with the plan, and he felt bad for the pretty girl who sat across him. Joseph cleared his throat before looking at her. "Okay, it's simple. You'll be paid 40 million naira to have Mr. Ademi's baby. You'll be paid 10 million once you conceive, 10 million in your third month, 10 million in your sixth month and the final 10 million when you put to bed. Apart from the 40 million naira, you're not entitled to any allowances, your hospital bills are already paid for-"

Ahhh @bayjenny why nah? Why all these threads? You should post all follow up episodes as a comment in the first thread

good ride on

She is still going to accept the deal.

Tobi is jst crazy.... Ain't most wealthy men also crazy? Nice story... Following keenly... Abena might still have a rethink & come back 2 accept the offer

I said it that she'll definitely reconsider

Nawow! But just like Joseph opined, Tobi is gonna fall in love with Abena and the rest will turn history

Abena seems like his type of girl, she's beautiful, courageous and intelligent.... he'll definitely fall in love wt her next episode pls

It sure gonna metamorphos from contract to love

nxt bt diz sound more lyk a movie

contract episode 9 "Since I own the hospital." Tobi pointed out. Rolling his eyes, Joseph continued to speak. "If you don't get pregnant after three tries, the contract would be terminated. If you lose the pregnancy, the contract would be terminated but you would keep the money you've earned till that point. You would be required to visit his doctor on appointed dates given to you once you conceive, and after you conceive, Mr. Ademi would not see you until you're six months pregnant, just to check on you and all. You would not do any form of tedious work that would put the baby's health in danger, only desk work is allowed. After you give birth, you would never look for the baby, or even hold him or her-" "Preferably a 'her'" Tobi cut in. "As I was saying," Joseph continued while shooting Tobi a glare. "You would not take part of the baby's life, just give birth and disappear. Is there anything you would like to add?" "No, nothing." Abena said quietly suddenly losing her confidence and the contract was placed in front of her. She held the pen and stared at the papers in front of her. "Just sign here, and we're good to go." Joseph said pointing at the dotted lines. She drew a breath in and contemplated on whether to do it or not. It would be great to have the 40 million naira that would take all her problems away, but having a baby? That was an important thing to do, and it would be her first time. Her first child, would she be able to give it away? Would she be able to go through nine months of pregnancy, and childbirth, just to have her own child taking away, bought for a sum of 40 million naira. She would be selling her child! But won't it be worth it. For the one in the hospital, the one she has to save. It was a sacrifice she would have to make. Tobi tapped his fingers on the table impatiently. "Having second thoughts?" He asked with a scowl on his face. "If you can't do it, I won't mind. I'll just find someone else who-" "Who said anything about second thoughts?" She snapped before scribbling her signature on the paper and handing it over to Tobi. Tobi scribbled his signature quickly with a confident smirk on his face before looking at her. She rolled her eyes and looked away, fighting the urge to wipe the smirk off his handsome face. She had just made a deal with a devil, a handsome devil. "I have to be in court in... thirty minutes." Joseph said while placing the contracts in a briefcase. "You guys can fix your next appointment. I'll see you. And don't worry, I've called an Uber." Joseph said patting Tobi on his shoulder. "What appointment?" Abena asked after Joseph left. They were alone in an hotel room and Abena rid her mind of the thoughts of all the things that could happen. "Babies don't just appear you know, you have to make them." Tobi said pouring himself a glass of red wine. "I'm not going to sleep with you!" Abena blurted out and Tobi plastered an amused smile on his face. "I've told you that won't be necessary. We would make the baby through artificial insemination. You'll just put the thing in yourself and thats it. Just meet me here by this time next week for the stuff." He said. "Thing? Stuff? Abeg be more specific?" She asked with confusion written across her face. "You know, the thing." He gestured but she shook her head still confused. "Argh, so naive. The semen, sperm, the thing that makes babies." He gave an exasperated sigh. "Oh. Okay." She said uncomfortably. "I'll be here."

Contract episode 10 Abena walked into the hotel room and saw Tobi sitting with a satisfied smile on his lips. How could he be so... jolly, when she was still unsure about what she was doing. "It's inside. Don't spill it or anything. I worked hard for that." He instructed and she scrunched her nose in disgust. "Keep the details to yourself abeg." She said while dropping her bag on the couch and going into the room. She came back after a while and he stared at her hopefully. "I've done it. Calm down. Now what?" "Now, we wait. You better get pregnant." ... Tobi and Joseph sat on the couch in the Presidential Suite drinking wine. "Don't drink too much. We have to keep the remaining for the celebration." Tobi said. "I thought you use champagne to celebrate?" Joseph asked revealing a bottle of champagne. "Oh, you're amazing! Where is she anyway. We agreed to meet here by 11:30." He asked while checking his watch. "Dude, calm down. It's just 11:20. She still has ten minutes." Joseph said. "This had better work." Tobi muttered. "Why? Having cold feet? Don't think your sperm is good enough?" Joseph teased. "Excuse me! My sperm is better. I'm a sharp shooter, you should know that. I don't miss." Tobi boasted. "How would I know that? Do I sleep with you?" Joseph rolled his eyes. "Whatever. Sharp shooters don't miss. You'll see." He said. Joseph opened his mouth to speak but Abena walked in. "Finally. What took you so long?" Tobi asked standing up. "It's not even 11:30 yet. Calm down." She said irritated. He handed her a couple of pregnancy test strips and Joseph handed her some more. "Read the instructions and do exactly as it says. They said you can't rely on one so use all of this." Tobi said dumping them on her. She looked at him with an amused smile. "They say it one red line for pregnant." He added. "No you idiot. It's two." Joseph cut in. "What do you know. Have you ever gotten pregnant?" Tobi snapped. "I have two kids you idiot. It's two lines." Joseph retorted. Abena raised her hand to speak but they didn't notice her. "I don't care if you have ten kids. I heard that it was one line." Tobi said glaring at his friend. "From who? An idiot like you? Look Abena its two lines. Use like five of them." Joseph said without looking at Abena. "This is my baby. I give the instructions, not you. Use six of them." Tobi said. "Guys." "Guys!" Abena spoke up and they looked at her. "First of all, its two lines. And I don't need all of this. I already did it." She announced. "And?" Tobi asked with a hopeful look on his face. "I'm pregnant. Two red lines." She said with a smile on her face. Tobi laughed in excitement. "Yes! What did I tell you? Sharp shooter baby!" He grinned as Joseph engulfed him in a hug. "Congratulations man." He said with a smile. "Are you guys gay?" Abena asked curiously. "Ew, no." "I'm married with kids woman." "Good. I wouldn't want you to end up in prison, you can't pay me from there." She said laughing at their expressions. It was surprising how he could be so serious and then later, be so playful. When he smiled, he looked beautiful, she wondered why he didn't do that when he was out in the public. "Well, go in there, and give me two red lines, again." Tobi instructed with a playful smile plastered across his face. She rolled her eyes, still smiling, and took a strip before going into the bathroom. Tobi laughed again and sat on the couch. Joseph sat beside him. After sitting a comfortable silence for a few minutes, Joseph asked "How do you feel?" "Great. I'm going to be a father." Tobi replied. "So the end justifies the means?" Joseph asked. "I thought you were happy for me." Tobi asked his smile disappearing. "I am. Its great that I'm going to have a godchild-" "And who said you'll be the child's godfather?" Tobi asked playfully, changing the subject. "Hey! That's not fair. I allowed you to be the godfather of my first child. You have to do the same for me." Joseph whined. "Did I ask you? You did it out of your own free will." Tobi chuckled. "Abeg abeg, don't give me that. If you don't make me the godfather, I'll kidnap your child." Joseph joked. Tobi was about to speak when Abena walked in. She threw the pregnancy strip at him and he shrieked like a girl before jumping up. She laughed. Who knew a billionaire could be so playful? Tobi Ademi, Nigeria's youngest billionaire can shriek... like a girl. "That's your pee on that stick." He complained. "Well it's your baby." She shrugged playfully. "Money." She simply said with a serious expression on her face. "That's all you ever think about. Won't you rejoice with us? We're having champagne, although you can't have any. I'm sure you won't mind fruit juice." He said. "Just hand the cheque over. I have somewhere to be." She replied. Rolling his eyes, he gestured to Joseph who brought out a cheque slip and handed it over to her. "See you in six months. Keep your part of the contract!" He said as she was about to leave. "Whatever." She said. "Don't have sex on my baby woman!" ...

Hahahahahahaha ride on

Ride on

lol

Awwww... ride on

LOL... This guys are clowns, i pray nothing goes wrong.

Wow!!!! I'm still damm sure that it's not just gonna end like that. These two must get together someday

Nawa O, Tobi Wat Wil U Tell Ur Child Later? That U Paid Her Mum 2 Av Her

mumu pipo dey could have done it natural

Tobi thought everything is money ok o let wait and c.

Its her baby also she can even decide to elope before the pregnancy is due

next please Tobi will beg for Love when Arena starts shakara

Funny You Tobi....continue

the story x gonna b a bomb.... pls i cnt wait for more @ lady jenny

come finish the story please

contract episode 11 Abena emptied her breakfast into the toilet and groaned in frustration. She was at home, unfortunately with her step mother, and for the past few days, she wasn't able to keep anything down. She looked down at her stomach and saw the baby bump. It was obvious that she was pregnant now, and her step mother was already suspicious. "Who's the father of the baby Abena?" She heard the voice she had grown to hate. Her step mother. Abena's mother had died when she was just five, three months after she had given birth to her younger sister. Three months after, her father married Bridget, and although Abena was young, she hated her from the beginning. Two years ago, her father had a heart attack and died, his company crashed, and Abena was left with Bridget. "Theres no baby." Abena lied although it was very obvious. "So what, your stomach size increased for no reason, you're tired all the time and you've been puking like anything." Bridget pointed out. Abena sighed wearily and walked past her and out of the bathroom but Bridget pulled her back and slammed her Palm against her cheek. Abena touched her cheek in surprise and glared at her step mother. "You filthy slut!" Bridget went on. "You're just like your mother." Abena gasped in surprise. Bridget never mentioned her mother. Abena opened her mouth to speak, but Bridget beat her to it. "You see, your mother knew that your father belonged to me, but being the slut that she was, she stole him. We were best friends, yet she stole him. And gave birth to two sluts. But I always get what I want." "Don't you dare talk about my mother like that! You got what you wanted, and you killed it after!" Abena shouted at her, clenching her fists and resisting the urge to slap her. "It's not my fault, your father was a weak man." Bridget shrugged nonchalantly. She stood by the door, smiling at Abena while the latter burned with anger. "You sucked all the wealth out of him, and at the end of the day, you sucked the life out of him too!" Abena pointed an accusing finger at Bridget. "Well it's his fault for having two useless daughters who couldn't run the company without him." Bridget spat back bitterly. "I was 20, just in my second year of university, when he had a heart attack, because he caught you sleeping with his assistant. You took over the company and burned it to the ground. Don't call me a slut when you're the prostitute." Abena snapped and Bridget froze. She looked at Abena with so much hatred and stepped closer to her. Bridget raised her hand to slap her again but Abena caught it in midair and held it tightly. Bridget winced but made no move to back down. "I'm leaving. Not because you want me to, but because I'm sick and tired of you." Abena said and walked out of the bathroom and towards her room. She looked down at her stomach again and she felt tears welling up in her eyes. She was just as bad as Bridget. ... "She's in there." Funmi said to Tobi when he was about to walk into his office. "Who? Eniola?" He asked placing his hand on his temple. It had been over two months since the deal with Abena, and from what he had been hearing from her doctor, she was healthy, and so was the baby. It was a Monday morning, and he had lots of work to do. A meeting with Chinese investors, and deal to close with a company in Ethopia, not to mention all the paperwork and contracts he had to go through. He didn't have time for women that morning.

contract episode 12 "No." Funmi shook her head. "Abena." She whispered. He had told her about it because she took the constant calls from the doctor on Abena's condition. His eyebrows furrowed in confusion. He nodded at her and walked into his office. Abena sat on the couch in his office, a luggage was on the floor and her hand bag lay beside it. She was asleep and looked tired. He could see the baby bump showing through her dress. She was obviously pregnant. But she still looked beautiful anyway. Her eyes fluttered open at the sound of him clearing his throat. She gave him a weary smile. "Hey." She said quietly. "What are you doing here Abena? I don't have time for this." He said placing his briefcase on the table and sitting on the arm of the couch opposite her. "Nice to see you too Tobi." She replied sarcastically. He narrowed his eyes at her and she sighed defeated. "I don't have anywhere to stay. My step mother kicked me out." She said looking down. "Why?" He asked. "Because I'm pregnant and can't reveal the father, duh. What else would it be?" She said and he softened at her words. A wave of pity swept through him and he stared at the small frown on her beautiful face. "Then get a place to stay." He said sharply going towards his desk. "I've tried. No one would take a single pregnant woman. You deal with real estate, you should know na." She replied her voice higher than before. "So what do you want me to do?" He groaned. "Get me somewhere to stay." She stated. "No. It's not in the contract." He said dismissively. "Okay." She shrugged. She stood up dramatically and took her bags. "Then I guess your baby and I would have to find a nice looking homeless home to stay. I heard people live under the bridge, could be very comfortable." She said rubbing the bump on her stomach and she looked at him, her innocent eyes gazing at him intensely. He groaned. "Ugh. You are something else. Fine, I'll get you a place at the Oriental hotel." He finally said. A smile lit up her face and his lips curved into a small smile. "Yes! Presidential suite?" She asked hopefully and he snorted. She couldn't tempt him into that one. "You wish." ... "You put her in a hotel?" Joseph asked. They were at an elite boutique trying to pick out an anniversary gift for Dera. Dera and Joseph were celebrating their six years marriage anniversary and Joseph had dragged Tobi out of his office, forcing him to help him pick out a gift. "Yes. I put her in my hotel." Tobi said stressing on the 'my'. "Why not give her a shiny diamond necklace or something?" Tobi asked referring to Dera. He was tired of walking around the shop while women looked at him with awe. "My wife isn't one of your thirsty friends with benefits." He replied earning a glare from Tobi. "But seriously. Tobi Ademi rents room for pregnant woman at his famous Oriental Hotel. I can totally see a scandal." Joseph said. "And you said you wanted this business done low key." Joseph added. "Do you think Dera would like pearls?" Joseph asked when Tobi pointed at a pearl necklace in the show glass. Tobi groaned and walked towards the clothes section. "So where am I supposed to out a stubborn and annoying pregnant woman?" Tobi gave an exasperated sigh while feeling the fabric of a dress. "Your house." Joseph shrugged while admiring a top. "Why are we at a boutique anyway? Dera isn't a fashion person?" Joseph asked.

It's getting there.... I know this contract would not just end without the duo (Tobi & Abena) getting together

I can guess d end

Joseph is a jerk, he knew Tobi will never put Adena in his house.

They Both Need 2 Lv Onda D Same Roof 4 Things 2 Work Out If They Do Tobi Wont B Able 2 Resist Her

Those Two Wil Eventually End Up 2geda Continue Pls

From hotel to house.. It will append

contract episode 13 "You brought me here!" Tobi pointed out then realised what Joseph said. "No way. No fricking way! Don't even mention it. No woman stays in my house for more than a night. I can't keep her for the remaining months of her pregnancy!" Tobi whined. "Why not. Your house is at the back of your estate. It's quiet, big, comfortable and has a lot of food. It's ideal for a pregnant woman." Joseph argued. "But it's my sanctuary. My own quiet place away from all you annoying people." Tobi said stubbornly. "It's the best place for her. And I'm sure you don't like bad publicity." Joseph replied. "I'll get Dera a puppy. She's been pleading for one but I don't like animals running around the house." Joseph beamed at Tobi who looked relief that his friend had finally made up his mind. "You dragged me here for nothing." Tobi complained. "What are friends for?" Joseph asked. "Plus, I've gotten myself a car." Joseph announced. "Finally. You won't be there to annoy me every morning." Tobi smiled triumphantly. "I won't have to. Pregnant women are annoying enough." ... "Wow. Your house is... big." Abena breathed out as Tobi let her into his house with a small frown on his face. She clutched her luggage and handbag tightly while staring at the house. The sitting room was the first thing she saw, large couches arranged neatly and a flat screen tv and other gadgets were opposite it. There was a glass centre table on an imported rug and a chandelier hung in the middle. The kitchen was not far off, and very close to the stairs. There was another closed door which she guessed to be the guest room. A bar was at the other side of the sitting room. "Is it big? Looks okay to me. But its understandable since you poor people are used to small spaces." He said rudely then walked towards the stairs. She stared at his back with her mouth hung open and then she glared at him. "This way." He said before she could respond. Burning with anger, she followed him dragging her luggage noisily on the stairs. "Stop making noise with that thing." He barked. "I wouldn't if you would just help me carry it. I'm pregnant you know." She retorted and when she didn't get a response, she carried on. Fuming, he snatched the luggage from her and walked towards the rooms on the second floor. She frowned at his behavior. He was just smiling at her that morning, and even when he dropped her at the hotel, he laughed and made jokes. But when he came to pick her up, he frowned and grumbled, snapped at the smallest things and she was beginning to get irritated. He was acting like it was his time of the month. She noticed him muttering some words under his breath in anger and she moved closer to him, straining her ears to hear what he was muttering. "Now I have to share my own house, my house, with this annoyingly beautiful pregnant woman.... can't stop talking about everything she sees... no peace and quiet now. So unfair... all Joseph's fault..." She stopped listening and smiled. He thought she was beautiful? He was acting so childish, angry that he had to share his house when the house was big enough to fit a whole school. It was his baby anyway. She rolled her eyes. Rich people. He stopped in front of a door and opened it widely. "This is where you'll be staying."

More Please

Bay janny@ i appreciate your effort, no dull continue i de for ur back like ur soldder. tobi i like ur way, u don't tolerate noisence for any body

Chemistry will soon be a subject in the house

My guess is finally playing out gradually. Abena is now in the house and being aware that Tobi thinks she's beautiful will encourage her to taunt him with some sexiness. The end we all know......

Things will change ones they get to know each other.

loving the story Next pls

I love Joseph in this story

Following

interesting

this is how it all began @benny ride on.

episode 14 She walked into a large room with a queen sized bed in a corner and a walk in closet with a full sized mirror attached to it was opposite the bed. There was a couch and a flat screen tv smaller than the one in the living room, but big anyway. "This is where I'll be staying?" She asked again with disbelief. Her eyes twinkled in excitement and lips curved into a full blown smile. "I just said that." He said trying to keep a straight face but failed as his lips curved into an amused smile. She walked into the bathroom. It had a bath and a shower. The cabinet was stocked with more shampoo, conditioner and soap than she needed. "Your bathroom is bigger than my room back at home." She exclaimed and he gave a soft chuckle. "Good to see that you like it." He simply said and she nodded before laying down on the soft mattress and giving a satisfied moan. "Now the rules." He said, his lips were pressed into a firm line and he looked at her seriously. Rules? Was this man serious? She looked at him hoping he would laugh and say he was joking. He didn't say that! What did he think he was doing? He was treating her like a teenager in boarding school. "It's simple. No cooking, humming, singing, snoring, as you know my room is right beside yours, loud music or sounds, no talking to me except necessary. Stay in your room, except when you want to eat. Don't answer the door. Don't come out when visitors are around. Don't pick the house phone. Was any plate you use, don't leave messes around, I'm a clean person. Don't touch anything that's not in your room, my furniture, artifacts and especially my bar. Don't rearrange anything. Everything has to remain the way you've met it. And don't make a mess. There's always food in the kitchen so you don't have to cook. Do you understand?" He asked. She lifted an eyebrow. "You really don't like my presence, do you?" "I don't." He replied with a nod before leaving her in shock. She stared at the door after he left. She'll show him not to mess with a pregnant woman. ... That night, Tobi left his study with a weary look on his face. He just wanted to sleep, and he definitely didn't have time for Abena and her mischief. He walked past her room, then as an afterthought, he walked to the room. He pressed his ear against the door but didn't hear anything. He opened it slightly and peered inside. She was sleeping, her back was turned to him. There was a photograph of her family on the bedside table. He noticed a picture of a baby boy and lifted a questioning eyebrow. On the floor, there was a plate of finished food. He rolled his eyes at her messy behaviour. There were posters on the walls. One spelt her name: ABENA. Others said different things. "Everything You Can Imagine Is Real." "I believe in being strong when everything seems to be going wrong." "Have faith and start a new tomorrow." He rolled his eyes and smiled. The room smelled like her too. He could smell her perfume faintly. He decided to leave the plate there for her to see the next day. That way, she wouldn't know that he was there. ... Tobi woke up startled by the loud noise coming from the other room. He checked the time, 12:56 a.m. What was that girl up to? He walked towards her room fuming and opened the door without knocking. She was eating a banana and dancing clumsily in the middle of the room. She turned around and met his furious gaze with a mischievous smile.

Its from there that the love will germinate

Its from there that the love will germinate...

I like that act hahahahaha

Love In Making

episode 15 "I couldn't sleep. You know, pregnancy and stuff." She shouted over the music. "Abena." He warned but she just smiled. "Sorry, I can't hear you. Speak louder." She shouted again. He walked towards the speakers and turned them off. "What do you think you're doing?! Its the middle of the night, I have work to do tomorrow and you're playing music, at this time!" He barked but she didn't flinch at his outburst. "You have work tomorrow? And you're awake at this time of the night. If you want to remain a billionaire, you have to sleep well Tobi. Or you won't be able to work well. Off you go." She said gesturing with her hands, smiling innocently at him. He groaned in frustration. He should have known better than to give her rules, and now she was getting back at him. He sighed and rubbed his temple. He couldn't let her win and give her the satisfaction. "Abena." He said softly. "I have work tomorrow and I really need to go to bed." He said slowly, talking to her as if he was talking to a little child that was throwing a tantrum. "Well I'm not stopping you. Go on to bed na." She grinned. "I can't sleep with all this noise for crying out loud. Can't you just act reasonably for once. You haven't spent one day in this house and you've broken a rule. This is my house, and everything would go the way I want it to." He barked at her, his patience running thin. She looked at him with a small smile and a raised eyebrow. "So..." He stared at her baffled. "So? So go to bed and stop playing music." He ordered. She looked at him expectantly. "What?" He asked confused. "The magic word. You can't order me around. You don't own me. So say the magic word." She said with a grin plastered across her face. He gave an exasperated sigh. "Abena. Please go to bed and switch off the music." He said softly. He was tired, his eyes were heavy, and he couldn't argue with her anymore. "You can't order every one around you know. You don't own me! Don't give me rules! Stop treating me like... like a..." She paused and stared at him. Tears welled up in her eyes and he froze. He didn't comfort crying women, and definitely not pregnant ones. "What's another word for object?" She asked looking confused. "A thing?" He said slowly. "Yes! Stop treating me like a thing! I'm not a thing! I'm Abena! A person like you. Treat me with respect." She shouted slapping her palms against his chest. She went on and on slapping his chest and saying incoherent words while he stood there just looking at her. He held her hands in place and sighed. "I'm sorry Abena." He said surprising himself. He never apologized, to anyone. She looked up at him with her glassy eyes. He just realised that her eyes were brown. Her hair was messy and it fell on her face, he couldn't help but think of the fact that they were alone in that room. And even in pregnancy, she looked sexier than the other models he had been with. He gazed at her night dress and her ebony skin, desire evident in his eyes. Ignoring how tempting she looked in her dark blue flimsy night dress, he placed her hands down beside her. She cleared her throat and walked towards the bed, laying down and covering herself with the blanket. "Abeg close the door and switch the lights off." She said casually before shutting her eyes tightly. After tidying the place up quietly, he left the room. But not before whispering good night.

contract episode 16 The next morning, Abena sang in the shower... really loud. Tobi tried to ignore her as he got ready for work, but it was very hard to do when she was singing Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You totally off key. Grumbling out of frustration, he hurriedly dressed up and went downstairs to get to work. She came down a few minutes after with an innocent smile on her face. "Good morning." She said with a chirpy tone. "Why are you like this?" He replied frowning. "Like what? I didn't do anything." She shrugged and started rummaging through the kitchen. "You don't have bananas." "Well I have apples, oranges, and watermelon." He pointed out. "I know. But no bananas. I need bananas Tobi. Please get me bananas." She pleaded. "Whatever. I need to leave." He muttered before picking his briefcase and walking out on her and the triumphant smirk plastered on her face. ... "She's so annoying! God! She hasn't even spent up to a week at my house, and she's broken almost every rule that I gave her.-" "You gave her rules?" Joseph asked with a small smile on his face. "Of course yes! Its my house! Everything must go the way I say it should go. She was playing music in the middle of the night, and it was so damn loud. Ah ahn! Abi is it bad that I gave her rules?" Tobi asked as he scribbled his signatures angrily on some files Joseph brought for him. "Yes, it actually is." Joseph stated still smiling. "And she's always eating. My kitchen was almost empty this morning. Especially bananas. What's it with the bananas anyway?" Tobi asked glaring at his friend. "Pregnant woman cravings." Joseph shrugged. "This was all your idea, and now it's your fault that I'm going completely crazy." Tobi grumbled while shoving the files into Joseph's hands. "And so damn emotional. When I told her to put off the music, one moment she was smiling, then she wanted to cry." Tobi complained as he switched on his laptop. Joseph just smiled at him while spinning on his swivel chair. "It's mood swings. You should have read about pregnant women before bringing one into your house na." Joseph smirked. "Shut up. Wasn't it your idea? Now I'm suffering." Tobi said dramatically. "Why are you smiling sef?" "Do you like her?" "Were you even listening while I was talking? Are you serious?" Tobi asked angrily. Joseph raised his hands in surrender. "Just asking. You've been talking about her since I walked into your office." "I don't. She's a pain in everything." "If you say so. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got lawyer stuff to do." He replied standing up. "It's still your fault. And it's not even in the contract." Tobi pointed out. "Well, she's carrying your child so you should be nicer. And more accommodating. Don't make her cry, or sad, or depressed." Joseph warned still standing in front of the table. "What do you think I am? An ogre?" Tobi raised an eyebrow. "To her, probably. Its not good for the baby's health. You have to make her happy. All the time. Start with an endless supply of bananas. She'll appreciate it." Joseph advised before stepping out.

lol, pregnant woman craving indeed

This Joseph is something else!!!!!! Waiting for the time when Tobi would not be able to hold himself and Phiam, It happened

Tobi, you've not seen nothing yet and you're complaining

Lol. Abena is really something.... I like her courage. next

No Be U Want Baby? U Should B Able 2 Put Up Wit D Wahala Naw

Na like this e go start Tobi go come love abena

Na like this e go start Tobi go come love abena

This is just the beginning Tobi

You are in for a long thing.

Tobi u should be expecting more

This is just the preamble Tobi

contract episode 17 A few minutes after, Funmi walked in with some files. She dropped them quietly on her boss' table noticing his mood. "Mr. Ademi. I thought you would need this." She said and dropped a book on his table. PREGNANCY FOR DUMMIES. He raised an eyebrow at her. "What?" She asked innocently. "You seem to be having a hard time." When she left, he groaned loudly in frustration. ... Abena lay on her bed bored out of her mind. She had watched t.v, tidied up the house, walked around the house, and there was nothing to do. What kind of house this big had no fun stuff. And no bananas too. She walked out of her room looking for something to do for the fifth time. She walked past a room, then walked back to look at it. She opened the door slowly and saw that it was Tobi's study. 'Don't touch anything.' He had said. She shrugged. Its not like she was going to. After a while, she left and walked to the sitting room. She looked around studying the furniture. Why was his arrangement so boring? Who was this man's interior decorator? Probably him. An idea came to her mind and her lips curved into a wide grin. ... Tobi entered into his house with a briefcase in one hand, and a bag of groceries that he had asked Funmi to get in another. "Abena! I got you bananas!" He called as he walked straight into the kitchen. As he dropped the groceries on the kitchen island, his eyes flickered back to the sitting room. Everything looked wrong. Abena walked down wearing a pair of shorts and an oversized shirt. He ignored the hungry look in her eyes and walked back to the sitting room while she rummaged through the bag for the bananas. A wave of rage swept through him. "Abena. What did you do?" He asked lowly. "The place looked odd, so I decided to give it a new look, besides, I was bored to death! You like it shay?" She asked with her mouth full. "I specifically told you not to touch anything. Especially not my furniture." He said trying to be calm. "But the place needs a new look. The way it was before wasn't really nice." She argued. "You pushed furniture, while you are pregnant with my baby, and you broke a rule. Are you trying to piss me off?" He asked. She raised her hands in surrender. "No. Sorry." "You could have fallen down, or hurt yourself. You can't keep on doing things without thinking now, my baby is inside of you!" He snapped. "The furniture wasn't heavy. You can put it back. I was just bored. Your house has nothing to do." She sighed wearily. "There's a pool at the back Abena. And a game room somewhere around. I have a cinema room too. You could have just called me to ask." He said touching the bridge of his nose. "I don't have your phone number." She muttered. "I saved it on your phone yesterday." He said. "Well I didn't know. Sorry." She said quietly and started walking towards the stairs. "Don't get angry Abena. I just like my things the way they are." He called after her. "Well change is good sometimes too." He heard her say before she disappeared up the stairs. He groaned in frustration and followed her. "You're not a child you know! You can't keep on acting like one!" He shouted. "Well then stop treating me like one!" She retorted raising her voice. "I would treat you like an equal if you'd just follow the goddamn rules." He shouted standing in front of her room. "You have no right to give me rules. You may be paying me to carry your child, but I'm not a prisoner here. Stop treating me like one." She hissed. "Who said you were a prisoner? You can go out anytime you want." He groaned. "Really?" Her eyes lit up. "I never said not to leave the house Abena. You can go out whenever you want. Just be careful." He said calmly. "Oh thank you, thank you, thank you!" She squealed jumping up and down and then coming over to engulf him in a quick hug. He looked at her in confusion and amusement. What just happened? ...

episode 18 "Tobi." "Tobi wake up." Abena whined while hitting him roughly on his arm. "Go away." He mumbled and looked away. "Wake up you lazy ass billionaire." She hissed, shaking his shoulders. "For a pregnant woman, you're too violent. Go away Abena." He mumbled wearily. He muttered some incoherent words and shut his eyes firmly. Abena groaned in frustration and stomped her feet against the floor like a child. "I'm hungry." She whined while grabbing a pillow and hitting his head repeatedly. He muttered a couple of colourful words before grabbing the pillow and throwing it far from her. He turned away from her again and shut his eyes. "I have a kitchen for a reason." "I know. But I want corn flakes." She said while looking around the room, looking for another weapon. "Well it's not here." He groaned. "I know. It's on the top shelf." She explained. "How is this my problem?" He said through gritted teeth, obviously annoyed. "I can't reach it na. Don't be such an ode." She said but she got no reply. She moved closer to his face and noticed that he fell asleep. Groaning in frustration, she looked around the room and her gaze wandered to the bathroom. A smile suddenly lit up her face and she walked into it grinning. Moments later, Tobi yelped and jumped out of the bed soaking wet. He glared at Abena who smiled at him in return. She placed her hands on her hips and grinned triumphantly, obviously pleased with her achievement. He ignored her and walked to his closet, rummaging it for another t shirt. He removed the wet one, and Abena savored the few seconds before he wore the other one. She composed herself and looked at him confidently. "Lead the way Mr. Ademi." She said and he glared at her even harder. He stomped past her angrily and down the stairs while she followed behind, smiling sweetly. As he reached for the carton of corn flakes in the shelf, she stopped him. "What?" He snapped but she didn't look intimidated at all. She looked like she was enjoying it. "I changed my mind, I don't want cereal. I want a sandwich please." She asked sweetly. "Why didn't you just make one? The sandwich maker is right there." He growled while pointing at the machine. "Well you made really amazing ones two days ago and I really wanted you to make me some but I didnt know how to tell you so I thought hard and hard and hard and hard and then I decided to just trick you into it since I dont know how you made them and you won't answer me if I just asked you normally. And I woke up very hungry and craving the sandwich and-" "If I make you a sandwich, will you stop talking to me?" He asked cutting off her blabbering. She nodded sweetly and he grumbled some words before getting the bread and the other ingredients. Abena was sure to catch the words 'annoying pregnant woman', and 'no sleep... all Joseph's fault.' She bit back a chuckle and sat on a stool. "Do you need any help?" She asked. "No." Shrugging, she walked to the sitting room and slumped on the chair. She picked the remote and started surfing through the channels looking for something to watch. After a while, she settled on an African Magic movie but was not really concentrating on it.

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Hehehehehe. Tobi, u r in for it. Abena u r really annoying ooo.

Tobi, bear am, Na u dey look for pikin. continue pls.

Abena Weldone O Next Pls

Still with you.......continue

Abena that is not fair

Abena na pako babe now, so dont except her to be so cool.

Tobi, the last time I remembered, you were the one that forced Joseph to draft the contract so, why put the blame on him?

Tobi my guy learn the way of a man.

Thus is serious o

Lol! So funny.... These two somehow fits perfectly

contract episode 19 She felt someone stare at her after a while and looked up to see Tobi standing by the door with a plate of sandwiches and two mugs of beverages. She suddenly felt self conscious in her shirt that was getting too small for her baby bump and her sport shorts. She berated herself for caring about what she wore while he was there and her gaze flickered to the sandwiches. "Thank you, thank you, thank you!" She squealed and stood up grabbing the plate from him. He gave her an amused smile and rolled his eyes. She sat down and he sat down beside her. He handed her a cup of Milo. "But you're drinking coffee!" She complained with her mouth full. "I like you better when you're not awake, so coffee isn't really the best thing for you right now." He simply said before shifting his gaze to the television. She folded her arms against her chest and frowned. He reached for the plate to take a sandwich and she slapped his hand away. He narrowed his eyes at her but she grabbed the plate and looked away. He rolled his eyes at her childish attitude and his gaze lowered to her ebony legs. He looked at her outfit and forced his eyes to look away. How could she wear that and still look beautiful? If he saw another woman in those kinds of clothing, he would call her a homeless person. He pushed the thought out of his mind and they sat there in awkward silence. Abena racked her brain thinking of what to do to break the silence but came up with nothing. "Why are you still here?" She blurted out and mentally palm slapped her face. "It's my house. I can be wherever I want." He replied cockily. "Besides, all that water you dumped on me took my sleep away." "Sorry." She whispered sheepishly. "It's okay. Pregnant woman madness. I get it." He shrugged. "I'm not mad!" She uttered in protest. "Crazy? Eccentric? Mentally unstable? Take your pick." He replied still staring a the tv. "Whatever." She glared at him and took a bite of her sandwich. "There's only one left? There were seven on that plate!" Tobi exclaimed in disbelief. "Well now they're in my stomach. I'm eating for two, remember?" She pointed a finger at him. "I'm sure you ate six and the baby ate only one." He said with a smile and she rolled her eyes looking away from his perfectly chiseled face. "So." "So?" "How does it feel to be a billionaire? At 26?" She asked looking at him. "You get used to it after a while. Making billions is no big deal for me now. I've been running the company since I was eighteen." He shrugged. "Wasn't that too young?" She took one last gulp of her Milo and wiped her mout with the back of her hand, even though he brought napkins. He rolled his eyes at her rather 'savage' behaviour and continued talking, trying to avoid an argument. "Well my dad died, his second in command took over, I worked with him until I was ready. Then I started making billions. They say I have the Midas touch." He smirked. "I was about to apologize for your father's death but then you just continued speaking and you ruined it all." She joked and he laughed. She enjoyed the few seconds of seeing his laugh, knowing that she wouldn't see it again in a long time. "My father died a long time ago. I've learnt to live with it, and try my best to make him proud." He simply stated and she nodded, beaming at him with admiration.

episode 20 "So the famous Tobi Ademi can talk like this." She smiled. "This is my house. I can talk however I want." He said quickly covering up his smile. She rolled her eyes. She knew he was trying his best to stay away from her and not talk to her but she wasn't going to live in a house and not talk to the only other person in it. "What about you?" He asked. "How does it feel to be poor? Horrible, thanks for asking." She replied sarcastically. "That's one annoying thing about women. Before you say one sentence, they have replied with one paragraph." He pointed out. "Whatever. What did you want to ask?" She asked biting her bottom lip. She prayed silently that he won't ask her about her family. "How does it feel to be pregnant?" "Really?" "What?" He shrugged, his lips tugging into a small smile. "Well... there's a good part. It feels... weird. You know, life is growing inside of me. Another human, with a completely different personality and way of thinking. Someone else that would stand out in the world. Sometimes I wonder how he or she-" "Please refer to my child as a 'she'." He said and she rolled her eyes. "As I was saying, I wonder how she would be. What she would grow up to be. If she would look like me, or take your ugly face." She joked obviously lying about the last part. "You check me out every morning." He replied with a famous smile. Okay, not so famous since he only showed it to her and Joseph. "I just wonder how she would be like." Abena said, her voice sounding far off. "Abena, you do realize that-." Tobi started cautiously. "I know. Don't say it." She said quietly. She knew this would happen, and she was just in her third month. She was already forming a bond with the unborn child. Silence hung heavily in the air for a while. "What about the bad part?" Tobi finally asked. She groaned and he burst into laughter. "I puke a lot, I eat like an elephant, my clothes are already getting tight, and I'm so fat! Not to mention that in six months from now, I would have to push a head probably this big, through a hole this tiny!" She gestured with her fingers. "Or maybe two heads?" Tobi asked with a smirk. "If I slap you ehn, you would see double." She threatened and he laughed again. "It's already almost three." Tobi pointed out after a while. "I should probably go to bed." She stood up and stretched not noticing that Tobi's gaze lingered on her back side longer than necessary. "Aren't you going to clear where you ate?" He asked. She picked her plate and cup, intentionally leaving his behind, and walked to the kitchen. She dumped them in the sink and decided to wash them the next day. "Don't even think about leaving those there." Tobi warned stepping into the kitchen. "I''ll wash it tomorrow." She yawned not bothering to cover her mouth. He ignored her and pointed at the sink. "I don't like messes in my house Abena." "It's just a plate and cup. Your whole house is still perfectly perfect. Like no one lives here. Don't worry." She said dramatically and started walking towards the stairs.

episode 21 "Abena. Don't you walk away from me. Come back this instant and tidy up this sink." "You'll get old fast if you keep talking and acting like that." She replied still walking away. He groaned in frustration. He liked things in a particular way. Why was she messing that up? ... "Abena how many -" Abena froze when she saw Tobi enter her room, without knocking. She was just stepping out of the bathroom with a towel wrapped tightly around her. "Didn't your mother teach you how to knock?" She snapped. "It's my house, I can do whatever it is that I want." He replied dryly. "Abeg abeg, shut up jare. We get it, it's your overpriced house. But this is my room." She walked closer to him angrily. "In this room, everything goes the way I want, its not part of your house, as long as I'm here. Do you get it?" She said raising her voice a few octaves higher. His jaw dropped but he quickly masked his surprise with a frown. "Watch your mouth." "Next time, knock." She pointed at him. "Everything must go the way I want it to go Abena. If you don't want me to barge into your room, lock the damn door." He said while she bent down to pick a banana peel. "Why are there banana peels lying in the kitchen?" "I woke up early this morning hungry so I went to the kitchen and ate bananas as I walked." She said slowly. "I have a dustbin for a reason Abena." He shouted. "It's just a small mess. You could practically pick it up and the kitchen would still be spotless." She shouted back. "Why are you so damn annoying?" He snapped. "Why are you such a control freak?" She spat out, glaring at him. "And why do you have such a nice ass?" He blurted out to her utmost surprise. Her mouth opened slightly and he froze. They stared at each other for a few seconds before he cleared his throat. "Dont leave banana peels around again." He said calmly before leaving. Still in surprise, Abena locked the door before removing her towel. As she walked down the stairs a couple of minutes after, Tobi was leaning on a couch already dressed for work. "Look I'm sorry I'm messy alright. I'm used to dropping things around so-" "Like your bra?" He asked pointing to the black bra on the couch in the space she sat earlier in the morning. "I forgot it there." She said sheepishly. "Just keep my house clean." He warned and she nodded with a strained smile. "Yes sir. I won't leave banana peels around any-" They were interrupted by the sound of something breaking. Tobi fumed with anger while Abena looked surprised. She had just dropped a vase on the floor. "I'm so sorry. It was a mistake. You can deduct it from the next payment." She quickly said as she bent down to pick up the broken pieces. "Are you crazy?" He groaned helping her stand up, trying to avoid her stomach. Her fingers were bleeding from the broken pieces that she touched. "Do you know how important every single drop of blood is for my baby?" He asked as he led her to the sink. As he washed her hands, she began to sob quietly. "I'm sorry. I'm such a mess. I don't know why I'm even crying. Or why I'm dropping things everywhere. And forgetting to do things. I'm sorry." She said quietly.

hmmmm having feelings for one another

And this is where the feeling strikes

Hmmmhmmm

episode 22 He turned her around to face him and planted a kiss on her forehead, to her utmost surprise. "Take care. I have to go to work." He just said before leaving her in the kitchen. ... "She loved her. She name the puppy Blaze. God, you should have seen her face when I got her the puppy. I knew it was an amazing idea." Joseph grinned, telling Tobi about his anniversary with Dera. They were sitting in the conference room waiting for some investors that were stuck in traffic. "That sounds like Dera." Tobi replied, attempting to smile, but his friend didn't notice his mood. "And we've been married for six years. God! I feel so old." Joseph chuckled. "You are." Tobi simply said. "What's wrong? I know it's not about this deal we're about to close because you always get what you want." Joseph pointed out. "It's Abena." Tobi groaned in frustration. "Ohh. You're in love with her?" Joseph asked hopefully. "There's something wrong with you." Tobi glared at his friend who in response, gave him a shrug. "We always fight. And I'm trying so hard to not fight with her because she's pregnant and she has mood swings and I don't want her to get depressed and all that, but she does every single thing wrong." Tobi explained. "I like her. With everything you tell me, you can tell that she lives in the moment. Unlike you. You guys would be good for each other." Joseph smiled while reading skimming through a document. "For the millionth time, she's not my type!" Tobi snapped. "And what do you mean by I don't live in the moment. I live in the moment." Tobi stated, though it sounded like he was trying to convince himself rather than convince his friend. Joseph gave Tobi a look that said: 'yeah right.' "No you don't. You arrange every aspect of your life, even your one night stands!" Joseph argued. "Well I have to control the outcome of every situation." Tobi said. "No you don't. Learn to live a little without planning what would happen after. From my point of view, you're definitely losing control with this Abena thing." Joseph replied. Tobi groaned in response. "Just be nice to her. She's pregnant for you, and she's doing it for money, so it's eating her up. Be nice to the girl and stop being such an ogre." Tobi was about to respond when Funmi opened the door slightly, showing only her head. "The investors are here." Tobi nodded and stood up. "What are you doing this weekend?" He asked Joseph. "Going to Osun. I have a case to settle there. You?" "Tami is supposed to come over." "Who?" "An actress." Tobi explained with a chuckle. "And you're taking her to your house, with Abena there?" Joseph asked, lifting an eyebrow. "I really haven't thought about that." Tobi replied, his smile suddenly disappearing. As they walked out of the room to welcome the investors, Joseph whispered, "You know for a billionaire, sometimes, you're just dumb." ... Abena couldn't stop thinking about the fact that Tobi kissed her forehead. And when she realised that she was thinking about it, she stopped herself from thinking about it and started thinking about the fact that she was thinking about it.

episode. 23 She was in the indoor pool, wearing a bra and a pair of Tobi's boxer shorts that she 'borrowed'. She knew why she was a mess lately, apart from the disadvantages of being pregnant, she couldn't stop thinking about the one in the hospital. She had finally paid the hospital some amount of money to get started, so a small part of her was relieved. But she still had a bad feeling about her step mother and whatever she could be up to. Her thoughts were interrupted by the sound of a phone ringing. The house phone. She got out of the pool and got a towel. She walked into the main house, the phone was still ringing. She contemplated on whether to pick it or not. Shrugging, she picked the phone. "Hello. Tobi Ademi's residence." She said in a sickly sweet voice. "Please tell Tobi that he shouldn't forget that Tami's coming over for the weekend. And that I'm bringing his favorite lingerie." She heard a woman say rudely. Ignoring the tightening in her chest, she replied in her most professional voice. "I'll make sure he gets the message." "Good. Who are you anyway?" "Just the help." Abena replied and the girl, Tami, hung up. Abena scolded herself for being foolish. Of course yes he was bringing a girl home, what did she think. She just had a little crush on him, but now it's all gone. At least that's what she told herself. ... "Abena. I'm ho-." Tobi stopped shouting when he saw Abena was just in the sitting room watching a movie. She turned around and gave him a smile. He lifted an eyebrow in surprise, why was she smiling? "How was work?" Abena asked. "Fine. As usual." Tobi said slowly. "Good." She said and turned back to the tv. He shrugged and walked towards the stairs. "Oh, and Tami called. Said something about bringing your favorite lingerie." He heard her say. "Oh." He turned around looked at her. "You should have at least said something. Do you think I would be comfortable staying in the house, while you guys do your business?" She asked, still surprisingly calm. "Sorry. I forgot. I was going to tell you, or even cancel." He apologized. "No need to apologize. Its not like I own the house or anything. Where am I supposed to stay while you check out Tami's lingerie?" She asked sweetly. He winced at her words. "I was going to set you up in a house in the estate for the weekend." He replied. "Can I stay there till I deliver?" She asked hopefully. The faster she went away from him, the faster her crush on him would die down. "No. I have to keep an eye on you." He said immediately. "Before you didn't even want me in your house, now you want to keep an eye on me?" She retorted. "Abena. Please. Not now." He said and walked up the stairs ignoring her yelling at him. A few minutes after, he rushed back downstairs still wearing his office clothes. He was frantically searching for something and there was fear written all over his face. Abena jumped up from her seat and turned towards him, worry written across her face. "What's the problem?" She asked. "My car keys. I need my car keys. Where are they?" He asked still searching, throwing the pillows on the chairs away. "Relax Tobi." She said touching his shoulders and looking at his face. "Your car keys are where you always keep them, hung on that hangy-thingy. What's the problem?" She asked slowly. "It's Joseph. The hospital called." He said in a shaky voice. "He was in an accident."

episode 24 Tobi ran out of the house faster than the speed of light. Abena had insisted to follow him, and since he was in a hurry, he had no time to argue with her. There was only one person on his mind, his best friend. Abena walked into the car as quickly as she could, wearing a pair of shorts, an oversized shirt and flip flops. She fastened her seatbelt and frowned at Tobi when he began driving without strapping his seatbelt on. "Tobi. Your seatbelt." She said cautiously. He ignored her, fire burning in his eyes, as he gripped on the steering and continued to drive, passing a red light. "I know you're upset, but can you please fasten your seatbelt." She said again. "Can you please, shut the hell up." He snapped. "Tobi-" "I have no time for seatbelts right now Abena. If you're going to keep talking, I'm not going to hesitate to drop you right here, by the side of the road." He spat out, anger and fear flowing with each word. "I understand that you're upset, but if we have an accident right now, with your reckless driving, you would probably suffer the most, because you have no seatbelt on, and if you don't care about me or yourself, can you at least care about your baby!" She shouted and he abruptly stopped the car. Regret visible in his eyes, he strapped his seatbelt slowly, ignoring the insults and glares he got from other drivers. He started the car again, driving more carefully. Fast, but carefully. Abena's breath became even and she stared out of the window, because she couldn't bear to stare at him "I'm sorry. I just-. Joseph is like-." He attempted to say something but his voice broke and his eyes flickered towards her and back to the road. "You don't have to tell me anything. Just drive. Let's go see how he's doing." She reassured him, touching his hand lightly. He visibly relaxed and she smiled. They drove in near silence, while Tobi struggled to fight back the tears that threatened to fall, while Abena reassured him continually that everything would be alright, although she had no idea if it would be. She knew however, that she understood his pain. The fear of losing someone you love. Especially when it was unexpected. ... Abena followed Tobi into the hospital, as fast as she could. She pushed back the memories she had of such a place, reminding her self that she was there for Tobi, not to reminisce on her unattractive past. She slump wearily on one of the uncomfortable chairs in the waiting area, trying to ignore her stomachs request for food. It would be odd for her to ask for food while he was worried about his best friend. Tobi walked to Dera and immediately she saw him, she started crying again. He engulfed her into a hug, assuring her that it was going to be okay, when he wasn't even sure. "Where are the children?" He whispered as though they were sharing a secret. "With Joseph's mum. I couldn't bring them, I just couldn't." Her voice broke and she started to cry again. They waited for what seemed like hours. Abena dozing on the chair, Tobi pacing like a madman, not noticing that Abena's sleeping position was likely to give her a back ache; and Dera, occasionally calling her mother-in-law to make sure her children were doing fine.

episode. 25 After a while, the doctor came out, with a calm expression on his face that already comforted Tobi. "How are you related to the patient?" He asked cautiously. "I'm his wife." Dera said quickly. "Best friend." Tobi added. Abena's eyes fluttered open at the sound of the doctor's voice. She strained her voice to hear what he had to say, ignoring the pain in her back. "Well he's very lucky, he didn't hit his head during impact, its his leg that I'm most worried about. We have operated on his leg, and from what I see, he would walk again. After six months of healing and therapy, he would be fine." The doctor said and Dera breathed a sign of relief. "Well can we go see him?" Tobi asked with a smile. "Yes. Family members only." The doctor said before walking past them. Tobi followed Dera, completely forgetting Abena who sat painfully on the totally uncomfortable chair. They rushed towards Joseph who was sleeping. His leg was hoisted up and there was a cast around it. On hearing them come in, he woke up and stared at them, confusion visible in his expression. "Who are you guys?" He asked slowly. Dera and Tobi looked at each other with worry. "I thought the doctor said he didn't hit his head?" Dera said in a panicky voice. "I'll go get him." Tobi said and rushed towards the door. Joseph burst out laughing, much to their surprise. "You should have seen your faces. Oh my God!" He said, still laughing. Dera's mouth hung open and she slapped him across the cheek twice. He stopped laughing immediately but still had a small smile tugging at his lips. She pulled him into a hug, while sobbing and he patted her back. "I'm okay love. I'm fine." He said. "Of course yes you are. If you died, I would have resurrected you myself." She said still crying. "You scared the life out of me man!" Tobi said giving him a friendly slap on the shoulder. "Don't hit a sick man!" He said, feigning hurt. "Dera just slapped you, twice." Tobi pointed out. "Abeg, she's my wife. It's allowed." Joseph smiled and Dera planted a kiss on his lips. "Another reason why I can't get married." Tobi joked. "Oh! You left Abena at home?" Joseph asked. "Oh my God. She came. I totally forgot her in the waiting area." He panicked. "Who's Abena?" Dera asked. "Isn't that your baby mama?" Tobi shot Joseph a look. "I can't keep stuff from her. That's not the problem right now. You left her on those deadly chairs. She's probably aching all over." "I'll be right back." He said hurrying out of the room. "Does he like her?" He heard Dera ask Joseph. "No!" He shouted and made his way to the waiting area, ignoring the looks he got from the nurses. Abena had fallen asleep on the chair, her neck was placed in the worst way, and she shifted uncomfortably. "Abena?" He tapped her shoulder gently. "Huh?" She woke up and sat up. Rubbing her eyes, she asked. "Is it time to leave?"

episode. 26 "Nope. Apparently you're a friend of Joseph too, so he wants to see you." He smiled, feeling guilty about leaving her. He helped her stand up, and she stretched. She followed him, with a hand on her belly, a habit he had noticed. "Abena! My favourite person." Joseph joked as they entered the room. "For someone who almost lost a leg, you're very happy. I like that." Abena commented with a laugh. "Sorry I didn't acknowledge you before. I'm Dera." Dera said to Abena. "No problem. I'm Abena." Abena replied. "That's..." "Ghanaian." Tobi cut in and Abena smiled at his memory. Joseph wiggled his eyebrows at them. "If I slap you ehn. Sick or not." Tobi warned. "No vex. I forgot you were a billionaire." Joseph joked and they all laughed. "Sit down Abena. You must be feeling very tired." Dera offered, gesturing to the couch. "Actually, since I've seen that this idiot is well, we're leaving. I would come and see you tomorrow morning." Tobi announced. "Okay then. Hope to see you again." Dera said, referring to Abena, who replied with a smile. "What about me?" Tobi asked, feigning hurt. "I'm already tired of your face." She joked and Joseph gave her a high five. "You guys are perfect for each other. Go away." Tobi smiled. "Actually, you're the one that's supposed to go away. Give us some couple time. Odabo." Joseph said, gesturing for them to leave. "Whatever." Tobi laughed. "See you tomorrow." He added before stepping out, with Abena following him. ... Once they were in the car, Tobi turned to Abena, with an apologetic smile. "Sorry. About how I treated you. I took out my frustration on you and it wasn't fair. Then I left you in the waiting area where you were obviously uncomfortable. And you've probably not eaten." "It's okay. I understand. But you're making me food once we get home." She smiled back. "Deal." He flashed her his charming smile. "I've never seen you like that before. So... out of control." She spoke up. He visibly relaxed in his seat, and made no move to start the car. "I had a lonely childhood. Busy parents, no other siblings, surrounded by the household staff. You know, typical rich kid problems." He gave a nervous laugh and she smiled at him, encouraging him to go on. "We went to the same nursery school, but that's nursery school. We were still innocent children. But when we got to primary school, I was an awkward child. I had no friends because I didn't know how to play the games they played, and I didn't watch the movies they watched or listen to the songs they listened to. I was a..." He paused, looking for the right word. "Misfit. I was a misfit. But Joseph talked to me. He became my friend. Showed me the games they played, movies they watched and even the songs they listened to. He taught me Pidgin English, because it's apparently compulsory for every Nigerian to know. He didn't treat me like a rich kid, he treated me like a friend. He's like the brother I always wanted, with less common sense." He smiled and she gave a light chuckle. "My point is, I don't have a lot of people in my life. So I try my best to be there for the ones I have." As he drove out of the hospital, she couldn't help but wish she was one of the people in his life, but she knew she wasn't. If was ever there for her, it wasn't because he cared about her, but because he cared about the baby inside of her.

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Ride on @bayjenny

These two are definitely gonna fall heavily for each other. Tnk God that Joseph is fine

Hmmm Finaly Here Mis Some Episode Have 2 Go Back Bt Am Here Now @joseph Thank God U're Ok @tobi N @abena Make Una Do Quick Fall In Love Naw Next

Thank God For Your Life Joseph

they ar going to be the best couple if they marry

I know they will end up together

Its a matter of time Abena, and you will be among the people in his life

Am following bumber to bumber

I hope at d end both of u are meet to b

episode 27 Abena lay down on the large couch immediately they got home, and sighed contentedly. He noticed the look on relief on her face and felt guilty again. "Abena sorry about leaving you again, It wasn't-" "You know for someone who doesn't apologize much, you seem to be doing it a lot." She joked. "Who told you I don't apologize much?" He asked smiling. "The first time you apologized to me, you looked like it was hard for you. Like someone was holding a gun to your head or something." She laughed. "Observant. Well ever since I met you, I've been doing things I never thought I would do." He flashed her a smile and she tried to ignore the butterflies playing around in her stomach. "Whatever. Just cook indomie and chicken for me." She said and looked away before she said something she would regret. Something like how sexy he was no matter what he was doing. That was unfair. She then remembered that he was expecting a girl the next day. "How about Tami?" She asked, trying to sound casual. He turned around and looked at her in surprise before speaking. "I sent her a text, I cancelled." ... Tobi got into the house at a few minutes after three. He had spent the day with Joseph at the hospital, standing in for Dera when she had to go and bring his kids from his mothers place. Abena was laying on the couch, lazily eating crackers and bananas. She sat up when she heard him walk in. "Hey. How's Joseph?" She asked "He's... Joseph. He doesn't act like anything is wrong." Tobi said with a smile. "Sounds like him." She commented. "I got you some roasted corn." He said handing her a bag. "No thank you, I don't eat corn." She replied, shaking her head. "Oh. Well, more for me." He said bringing a cob out. She shook her head vehemently, and swallowed. "Are you okay?" He asked. "Yes. It's the smell, it's-" She couldn't finish, because she ended up puking over his imported rug. ... "Abena. It's no big deal." Tobi said knocking on her door again. She had ran to her room after the mess she made, and after calling someone to get rid of the rug, he wanted to know if she was alright. "Are you sure? It looked really expensive." He heard her say. Her voice cracked and it was obvious that she was crying. "It's no big deal. Trust me. It was just like ten million naira. I'll just buy another one." He shrugged although she couldn't see him. He heard her cry again. "Abena? Are you okay?" He asked while trying to open the door. "You let me puke on a rug that expensive? It's not even supposed to be put on the floor for us to walk over it. It's supposed to be hung up like a precious painting." She shouted. "Abena, calm down. How about you come out, I'll get you some caramel popcorn, then we watch a movie?" He said softly. He heard the door click and open. She looked at him expectantly, her brown eyes glassy from crying.

episode 28 "Caramel popcorn?" She asked like a child. "Caramel popcorn." ... "You don't know where your cinema room is?" She asked with disbelief. After getting the popcorn, they were about to watch a movie when Tobi realised that he didn't know where the cinema room was in the house. "It's your house!" She exclaimed. "I didn't build it." He replied with a shrug. "I only use my bedroom, study, kitchen and sitting room." "You're a very boring person." "You don't look at me like I'm boring Abena." He leaned in and whispered. "You look at me like there's something exceptionally special about me." Her breath hitched and she had no idea what to do. "Stop saying rubbish and just take me to the cinema room." She said, as though she was unaffected by the sudden closeness. "Yes ma'am." He said teasingly and started walking. "We already checked there." She laughed and he turned around. ... After a while, they found the cinema room. They decided on Ghostbusters and sat down together, while Abena hugged her bags of popcorn. Halfway into the movie, she slept off. Gently, Tobi carried her, bridal style, and took her to her room. He placed her gently on the bed and just stared at her, a genuine smile on his lips. "I have no idea why I can't get you out of my mind Abena. You're not even my type. So what in the world are you doing to me?" He placed a kiss on her forehead and left, closing the door. At the sound of the door closing, Abena's eyes fluttered open. He had forgotten that she was a light sleeper. ... Abena sat down to eat breakfast, while Tobi made himself a smoothie. Her phone rang and she answered the call, after peering at the caller ID with recognition. "Hello." "Yes, this is Abena." "Okay. I would be right there." "Thank you." Tobi looked at her phone after she hung up. "Whats that?" "My phone." She replied with a quizzical look. "Or what's left of it." He added referring to her beat up phone. "Tobi. I don't have time for this." She said wearily as she placed her plates in the sink. "Okay, you're going out?" He asked. "Yes." "One second." He said before running up the stairs. He returned with a box. "You're giving me an iPhone 6. And you think I'll collect it from you?" She smiled. "Please?" "It's not in the contract." She simply stated averting her eyes from his handsome face. "See it as a gift. From me to a friend." He added. "If you say so." She said hiding her excitement. "I'll think about it." She added and left the house with a smile on her face. The smile disappeared when she remembered where she was going. It was her turn to go to the hospital, to see the one she was afraid to lose. ...

episode 29 "Caramel popcorn?" She asked like a child. "Caramel popcorn." ... "You don't know where your cinema room is?" She asked with disbelief. After getting the popcorn, they were about to watch a movie when Tobi realised that he didn't know where the cinema room was in the house. "It's your house!" She exclaimed. "I didn't build it." He replied with a shrug. "I only use my bedroom, study, kitchen and sitting room." "You're a very boring person." "You don't look at me like I'm boring Abena." He leaned in and whispered. "You look at me like there's something exceptionally special about me." Her breath hitched and she had no idea what to do. "Stop saying rubbish and just take me to the cinema room." She said, as though she was unaffected by the sudden closeness. "Yes ma'am." He said teasingly and started walking. "We already checked there." She laughed and he turned around. ... After a while, they found the cinema room. They decided on Ghostbusters and sat down together, while Abena hugged her bags of popcorn. Halfway into the movie, she slept off. Gently, Tobi carried her, bridal style, and took her to her room. He placed her gently on the bed and just stared at her, a genuine smile on his lips. "I have no idea why I can't get you out of my mind Abena. You're not even my type. So what in the world are you doing to me?" He placed a kiss on her forehead and left, closing the door. At the sound of the door closing, Abena's eyes fluttered open. He had forgotten that she was a light sleeper. ... Abena sat down to eat breakfast, while Tobi made himself a smoothie. Her phone rang and she answered the call, after peering at the caller ID with recognition. "Hello." "Yes, this is Abena." "Okay. I would be right there." "Thank you." Tobi looked at her phone after she hung up. "Whats that?" "My phone." She replied with a quizzical look. "Or what's left of it." He added referring to her beat up phone. "Tobi. I don't have time for this." She said wearily as she placed her plates in the sink. "Okay, you're going out?" He asked. "Yes." "One second." He said before running up the stairs. He returned with a box. "You're giving me an iPhone 6. And you think I'll collect it from you?" She smiled. "Please?" "It's not in the contract." She simply stated averting her eyes from his handsome face. "See it as a gift. From me to a friend." He added. "If you say so." She said hiding her excitement. "I'll think about it." She added and left the house with a smile on her face. The smile disappeared when she remembered where she was going. It was her turn to go to the hospital, to see the one she was afraid to lose. ...

episode. 29 Tobi watched Abena as she stepped out of the house. He knew something was bothering her, and it had to do with the phone call she had just received. She always left the house, every Wednesday, although today was Saturday, and she never said where she went. He touched his temple, contemplating on whether to snoop around or not. He decided to. He dialled a number on his phone and waited for the other person to pick up. "Hello?" "Good day to you too, Mr. Ali." "No, I'm not conducting any business transactions. I need you to do something important for me." "The account that I instructed you to pay ten million naira to, every time I give you a call, I would like to know how much is in that account. Send the bank account statement to my mail." "I'm very sure that if you don't have a job, you won't be worried about business ethics and constumers confidentiality." "Thank you." He stared at his phone and waited for the mail to come in. After a few seconds, he received it. Miss. Abena Omotosho. Main balance: N 0.00 k How can she have no money in her account? She was supposed to have, at most, twenty million. He read the two lines over and over again in shock. Where was all the money going to? ... Abena walked into the hospital with a flood of memories hitting her. She hated hospitals. She hated the memories that came with them. All her memories were here, in the hospital. She had once heard a joke that when doctors prayed to make a lot of money, they were praying for people to get sick. But there was a little consolation, she wasn't going because something bad happened, she was going there because, finally, something good was happening. Something small, but good anyway. She took a deep breath and walked to the reception and smiled at Feyi, the nurse she had seen a lot in all her years of coming to the hospital. "Good morning Miss. Omotosho!" She smiled brightly at her. All the nurses in the hospital knew her, and she hated that. When she was young, she said wanted to be well known, but when she said that, she didn't mean in the hospital. "Good morning Feyi." She gave her a strained smile. "You're here to see Doctor Karo, aren't you?" She asked sweetly. "Yes." "He's been waiting for you. Go right in." She said. She didn't need to describe the doctors office for Abena, she had been there a million times. She knocked gently and walked into the office, smiling at the doctor. "Miss. Omotosho, good to see you again." Dr. Karo said looking up at him. "Doctor, good morning. How is he?" Abena asked as she sat down. "Ready for transport, you can see him before we leave." He replied.

abena is donating to charity

Tobi is definitely falling for Abena.... It's a good thing cos they seem like a perfect match...

I know Tobi will eventually fall for Abena

please who is dat HE?

Is that her brother or what?

Who could that "HE" be??!

who is the he?

will need to no Who is dat.

I thought her father is dead then who is the HE?

I think the 'HE' is her father

nezzzt

Tobi Y Dont U Just Tell Her How U Feel About Abena,

What transport?

episode 30 A young woman walked into the office just as Abena was about to speak. "Miss. Omotosho, this is Miss. Joy, she would be the care taker of Demi while he's in India." Abena stood up to shake Joy. "Pleased to meet you. Please take care of him." "I would. It's my job." Miss. Joy replied. "Can I see him?" Abena asked looking at the doctor. "Of course. Right this way." Dr. Karo said and stood up, leaving the office with Abena and Miss. Joy trailing after him Abena entered the hospital room, and although she had been there a thousand times, she still felt the same way. Sad. Depressed. Nostalgic, and not the good type. She walked beside the bed and stared at the innocent face of a two year old. "Demi." She started talking, fighting the tears that threatened to fall. "You're going to go to India, and get surgery, and you'll be much better after. And when you come back, it would be just us. The two of us, we'll start over. Our little family. I'm sorry I can't come, I have to keep working," she wiped the hot tears on her cheek with the back of her palm. "I'll keep working for us, so I can keep on sending enough money for your surgery." Demi's eyes fluttered open and he gave Abena a weary smile. She choked in tears and gave him a hug, trying to avoid the tubes that were attached to him, the tubes that were keeping him alive. "Miss. Joy would take good care of you, and I'll call everyday, to make sure you're okay." She said once she pulled away. Miss. Joy gave him a friendly wave, grinning at him, and he smiled back. After sorting out all the documents, Abena said goodbye to Demi again, trying to be strong for the both of them, and then she left the hospital. Doctor Karo had stared at her pregnant belly, and then at her index finger, but she pretended not to notice. ... "I'm back!" Abena shouted as she walked into the house and straight into the kitchen looking for a snack. "Don't make noise in my house." She heard Tobi say sharply. "What's the matter with you?" She asked with her mouth full, poking him on his shoulder. He was sitting on a couch, with his laptop right in front of him. "Don't talk to me except when necessary. Don't break my rules Abena." He warned and she rolled her eyes. "I thought we were past that." She asked sitting down beside him. "And why are you working? It's Saturday." "Well some of us have actual jobs." He snapped and she glared at him. "If you're so cranky, because you didn't get your favorite lingerie, you don't have to take it out on me!" She said, raising her voice a little before storming up the stairs. She came back after a minute and grabbed the whole bunch of bananas before storming up the stairs again. What was up with him and his mood swings anyway? Acting like it was his time of the month! ... Tobi watched Abena leave and fought the urge to go after her, she was messing with his head, and he needed her as far away as possible. He knew it was impossible to keep her away, but after seeing her bank statement, he didnt know how to react. But then he realised, why does he care anyway?

episode. 31 It was none of his business. She was here for his baby, and nothing else. ... Abena danced in the kitchen as she stirred the sauce that was cooking. Tobi walked in, wearing sweatpants and a white shirt. "What are you doing?" He asked with a surprised look. "Cooking. I was hungry." She smiled him. He opened his mouth to say something but she stopped him by shoving a chopping board in his hands. He gave her a quizzical look. "Since you're here, I hate chopping onions. So since you're going to eat the food, you should participate in cooking it." She smiled broadly. "And you think I would chop onions for you?" He asked, fighting the smile that threatened to appear on his lips. "Well yes. I can't cry. It's bad for the baby, remember?" She handed him the knife. "You won't be crying because you're sad, you'll be crying because of the onions." He pointed out. "And onions make me sad." She handed him a bowl of onions. "Get chopping. I don't want to eat late tonight." He smiled and obeyed her order, and she looked away from him, trying not to check him out. He looked really good in everything he wore, and the fact that he was chopping onions made him look hot. It was getting domestic. "Oh my God, Tobi! Are you crying?" She joked when she saw tears on his cheek. "Shut up Abena." He laughed and wiped the tears. "You have nice eyes. And eyelashes." She blurted out and looked away immediately, totally embarrassed. He burst out laughing and came closer to her, and she scooted away, trying to get away from him. "You think I have nice eyes?" He asked again. "Thats not what I said. Stop coming too close to me, you're holding an onion." She warned. "Then what did you say?" He asked, trapping her in a corner "I said, 'look at the nice skies, and rainbow dashes'." She blurted out again and gave her face a palm slap. "What is wrong with me?" She muttered while he laughed, clutching his stomach. "No food for you, for embarrassing me." She pointed a finger at him and walked back to the sink to wash the rice. "Aw, I'm sorry, don't be angry, my baby mama." He teased, standing behind her and snaking his arms around her waist. "Don't call me that!" She snapped and pulled away from him. "Abena. Chill, it was joke." He said, his smile disappearing. "I'm not your baby mama. And stop touching me dammit! I'm not one of those girls that get pregnant for celebrities and suck all the money out of them!" She hissed. "Well you're here, pregnant for me, and getting paid for it." He spat back, arms folded against his chest, and a scowl on his face. The next thing he felt was her palm against his cheek. "You're a terrible person!" She screamed before walking up the stairs, sobbing loudly. He touched his cheek and sighed. The slap hurt, but not as much as his words. ... "Abena. Abena open up please. I made your Jollof rice, and chicken, and I even got fresh bananas."

episode. 31 It was none of his business. She was here for his baby, and nothing else. ... Abena danced in the kitchen as she stirred the sauce that was cooking. Tobi walked in, wearing sweatpants and a white shirt. "What are you doing?" He asked with a surprised look. "Cooking. I was hungry." She smiled him. He opened his mouth to say something but she stopped him by shoving a chopping board in his hands. He gave her a quizzical look. "Since you're here, I hate chopping onions. So since you're going to eat the food, you should participate in cooking it." She smiled broadly. "And you think I would chop onions for you?" He asked, fighting the smile that threatened to appear on his lips. "Well yes. I can't cry. It's bad for the baby, remember?" She handed him the knife. "You won't be crying because you're sad, you'll be crying because of the onions." He pointed out. "And onions make me sad." She handed him a bowl of onions. "Get chopping. I don't want to eat late tonight." He smiled and obeyed her order, and she looked away from him, trying not to check him out. He looked really good in everything he wore, and the fact that he was chopping onions made him look hot. It was getting domestic. "Oh my God, Tobi! Are you crying?" She joked when she saw tears on his cheek. "Shut up Abena." He laughed and wiped the tears. "You have nice eyes. And eyelashes." She blurted out and looked away immediately, totally embarrassed. He burst out laughing and came closer to her, and she scooted away, trying to get away from him. "You think I have nice eyes?" He asked again. "Thats not what I said. Stop coming too close to me, you're holding an onion." She warned. "Then what did you say?" He asked, trapping her in a corner "I said, 'look at the nice skies, and rainbow dashes'." She blurted out again and gave her face a palm slap. "What is wrong with me?" She muttered while he laughed, clutching his stomach. "No food for you, for embarrassing me." She pointed a finger at him and walked back to the sink to wash the rice. "Aw, I'm sorry, don't be angry, my baby mama." He teased, standing behind her and snaking his arms around her waist. "Don't call me that!" She snapped and pulled away from him. "Abena. Chill, it was joke." He said, his smile disappearing. "I'm not your baby mama. And stop touching me dammit! I'm not one of those girls that get pregnant for celebrities and suck all the money out of them!" She hissed. "Well you're here, pregnant for me, and getting paid for it." He spat back, arms folded against his chest, and a scowl on his face. The next thing he felt was her palm against his cheek. "You're a terrible person!" She screamed before walking up the stairs, sobbing loudly. He touched his cheek and sighed. The slap hurt, but not as much as his words. ... "Abena. Abena open up please. I made your Jollof rice, and chicken, and I even got fresh bananas."

continue who is Demi to Abena

Oh! How i love this story.... Nice one

Loving it continue

I wish u can post everything once, am enjoying dis

The two are already in love with each other.

So Her Brother Is D One In D Hospital?

I pray d boy get well soon

nice story @bayjenny continue

Who's demi to u abena

That joke is Expensive

I feel so sad for Abena, she has passed through alot and getting pregnant for a celeb was the only means of saving little Demi... But, am yet to know who he (Demi) really is to her

Who is Demi?

episode. 32 He heard her sniffling in her room, and felt a pang of guilt. "I also got you cookies, chocolates, and more bananas." He said again. He heard the door click open and she stood in front of him, blocking him from entering her room. "I have to come in with the whole package Abena." He said softly and she let him in, grabbing the bunch of bananas from him. He chuckled, but kept quiet when she glared at him. "I'm sorry, I'm such a dick. I have no filter, and I say a lot of mean things." He apologized. "Yes, you do." She simply said. "Let me make it up to you." He offered. "Sorry, I don't hang out with my baby daddy. I don't want people to think I'm with him for money..." She gave a sarcastic pause. "Oh, yes! I am getting paid." "Abena, thats unfair. I'm trying to apologize. I'm sorry I always say the wrong things. I'm such a bad person to you." He sighed and she felt bad. She looked at the worried look on his beautiful face and immediately gave in. He had no idea what he did to her. "Fine. Apology accepted." She said grabbing the box of cookies from him. A smile lit up his face and the butterflies returned to her stomach, playing around. "So, Abena." He started, attempting to make small talk. "Why don't you go out?" Tobi asked after a while. "Go out? To where?" She lifted an eyebrow. "Go out, like to have fun. You always stay at home, even after I told you that you're allowed to leave the house." He explained. "People stare." She said quietly, thinking of Dr. Karo's scrutinizing gaze. "Stare? At what?" He asked confused. "At me. People stare at me." She tried to explain. "I don't understand." "What have you been doing all your life? Working?" "Precisely." "You have no knowledge of how life works do you?" She asked. "Just talk Abena." He said impatiently. "People stare, when you're pregnant and not married, or at least engaged." She explained sadly. "Oh." "Yeah." "Why don't I take you out. Shopping and stuff. Anything you want." He offered. "Really?" Her eyes lit up. "Yeah." "Thank you, thank you, thank you!" She squealed, hugging him tightly. He released himself from her grip and gave her a smile. "No problem." I'll do anything to see that smile on your face again. But of course, he didn't tell her that. ...

episode. 33 Abena slumped her shoulders in defeat as she looked at herself in the mirror, wearing only underwear. Her closet had been emptied out and clothes were scattered all over the room. What was the matter, you might ask. Nothing fit. The leggings ripped as she tried to pull them up. Her jeans didn't go past her thighs. Her shirts were too tight. Her dresses were suffocating. Skirts didn't go past her thighs. She couldn't zip up her jumpsuit. Nothing fit, well except for her sweatpants. Tobi was taking her out, and she really wanted to look good. But after trying every article of clothing in her closet, she was giving up. Her thoughts were interrupted by a knock on her door. "Abena!" "One second!" She yelled and jumped into her sweatpants. She threw on a random blouse, and regretted it immediately. It was suffocating. "Oya, come in." She breathed out. He walked into her room and raised an eyebrow at the mess. Then his gaze landed on her and he bit the inside of his cheek to stop him from laughing. "You look... nice." He said slowly. "You're a terrible liar." She said and sat down on her bed, tears threatening to fall. "Okay, you don't look nice. It looks like it's a lot of sizes smaller." He said truthfully. "That's because I'm fat." She said quietly. "You're not fat, you're pregnant." He tried to reason out. "What's the difference?" She shouted at him, wiping the tears that stained her cheek. "Um... not all fat people are pregnant?" He said slowly, trying to avoid the wrath of an hormonal pregnant woman. "Nothing fits. I'm just so fat now, I don't want to be fat. I want to be slim again. I want my clothes to fit me." She said. "So, nothing here fits." He said. "You trying fitting into your clothes when you have a... ball, attached to your stomach." She said. "That's my baby you're talking about." He joked and she gave a small smile. He slung his shoulder around her and pulled her to him. "Abena. You're not fat, you're just pregnant. And you're a very hot pregnant woman. I have never seen a pregnant woman so beautiful." He whispered in her hair but she hardly heard a word he said. She was too busy inhaling his scent, and staring at his chest. "Now, this is what you're going to do. You're going to wear your sweatpants, and I''ll give you one of my shirts, so you can fit your 'ball', in it and stop squashing my baby in these clothes. And then we'll go shopping." He said softly. "But I wanted to look nice na. I won't look nice in sweatpants and a man's shirt." She whined, although the offer of wearing his shirt was very tempting. "I think you look exceptionally beautiful in everything." He said and her heart skipped a beat. As he left the room to bring his shirt, Abena was convinced that he only said that to make her feel better, but Tobi knew he meant every word.

episode. 34 "Okay. I like this one, and this." Abena said as she walked through the store, dumping every attractive piece of clothing on Tobi. "When I said that you could shop to your hearts content, I didn't mean that you should make me your shopping bag." He said as she dropped a dress on him. "Well, this is your way of apologizing for making me fat." She said, looking through some shirts. "You're pregnant, not fat." He pointed out with exasperation. "Same thing!" "Okay." He said calmly. "Why don't you try on all of this first?" She nodded obediently, and he called one of the shopping assistants. "How can I help you sir?" She asked, batting her fake eyelashes at him. Tobi didn't seem to notice the flirtatious smile that the assistant was giving him, or the amount of ladies that were eye-raping him in the store. "Yes, you can. Take all of this first." He dumped the clothings on her, causing her to stumble a little. "I need you to help her out." "Of course sir." She gave a strained smile. "I'll see to it that your wife is taking care of." Much better , Abena thought. These women are just treating me like I'm nonexistent, so... wait... wife? She stared at Tobi in surprise but he just gave her a wink and followed the assistant to the changing room. "Wife, you coming?" He teased and she glared at him, ignoring her increasing heartbeat. After a few hours of shopping, Tobi was tired, but Abena wasn't. She held her cone of icecream and her purse, while Tobi carried all twelve bags of maternity wear and, after the insistence of Abena, unisex baby clothing. "Wait." She said abruptly. Tobi stumbled back. He was supposed to be annoyed. As a billionaire, he didn't carry things for people, it was the other way around. He didn't like to be told what to do. But when Abena told him to do something, he did it, he complained obviously, but he did it anyway. "What is it now?" He complained. "We have to decorate a nursery." She said, beaming at him like she just won a million dollars. "No need jare. I'll get an interior decorator for that." He said, dismissing the topic and walking towards the car to drop all the bags. "But I want to do it. We should do it. It's our baby." She explained. "Abena." "I know, I know. It's not really mine. But please, let me do this one thing for my child. Just one thing. So that I can know that I did something for my child before I left." He looked in her eyes and knew she was already getting attached to the baby. And the baby wasn't even born yet. But there was nothing he could do. The baby was, literally, attached to her. "Okay. But, abeg, stop referring to my daughter as an 'it'." He joked and she rolled her eyes. "It's a fifty-fifty chance jare. Thanks sha." She smiled sincerely at him. He smiled back at her, and his gaze fell to her lips. How could someone look so... kissable, he wanted to kiss her, right there. "Let's start with paint!" She squealed in excitement. "You're not going to paint. You could fall down when you're painting the top part of the wall." He said.

Am loving every bit of this story, and am sure Abena will not be able to leave the baby for Tobi once she puts to bed. Its gonna be a difficult moment.

Awwww... loving the story like kilode. pls tag me when next you update @bayjenny next please

Tobi mother will soon visit and she will be happy seeing Abena pregnant for tobi. Then......................

I see d end

What a breath taking story....next

@neomax. this is my first time of writing story here and I don't know how to tag people

I feel sorry for the babymama

cont.

I smell love in the air

superb ride on

Hahahahaha now he's starring at her kissable lips

Let me see how you can do this without getting involve with her

So Demi is ur brother

i love this story

interesting story, ride on

She nt going to leave the baby, she's more than attached to it

episode 35 "That's why I have you." ... "Let's use pink." "Tobi, I told you, it has to be a unisex colour. We don't know the gender of the baby." She explained. "Why haven't we found out the gender of the baby?" "Because I like surprises." She shrugged. "I dont." He replied. "Why am I not surprised." She rolled her eyes and muttered, "Control freak." "Okay, so what colour can we use?" He asked, lifting an eyebrow. "Blue!" "No. It's a boys colour." "That's my favourite colour." "Why am I not surprised?" He mimicked her. "Can't we just decide on a main colour already?" She ignored his mocking. "Just let me choose." He offered and she glared at him. "No. You lack taste in a lot of things." She snapped. "How about yellow?" He asked, anxious for the day to be over. He was never taking her shopping again. "Tobi you're a genius!" She exclaimed and but he just stared at her. He knew what was going on. Lightbulb. "We can paint the room yellow and white, like in stripes. But we can add touches of green, black, grey and white. We'll evenly distribute all the colours. But yellow would be the main colour." She said and he nodded his head. He was hungry. "What about the theme?" He asked when she glared at him, obviously angry that he wasn't contributing to the topic. "It can be a zoo theme. We'll have stuffed animals all over the place. Don't worry. I have the image in my head. Lets buy the paint." She gave him a cheeky smile and he pinched her cheek. "You're adorable sometimes." She swatted his hand away and took a bucket of paint. "You can't carry that. Are you trying to stress my daughter." "Fifty-fifty chance Tobi. And no, I'm not carrying it, you are." She said. "The Tobi Ademi doesn't carry paint. People do it for him." He boasted and they exited the store with two men, carrying buckets of paint and painting tools. "What next?" He asked once they dropped the paint in the car. "Decorations and stuffed animals. Then we can go and eat." He nodded and walked past her. "Why are you rushing?" She asked. "The faster we get all the stuff, the closer I am to eating." He explained. "I've never seen you hungry before." She laughed. "Well apparently, when you spend a day shopping with Abena Omotosho, your stomach suffers." He joked and she hit him playfully on the shoulder. After getting toys, decorations, the cot, strollers and all the other things that the baby would need, they went for lunch. "You're actually not bad company." He said as they ate. He ordered French fried and chicken but she had a cheese burger with her French fries.

episode 36 "You're the worst company." She teased. "Hm. Just be deceiving yourself. You love it when I'm around." "Your ego is bigger than my 'ball'." AShe laughed and he glared at her. "Can we get icecream before we leave?" She asked hopefully. "Abena, you already had icecream." He pointed out. "But I want another one." She whined "Fine. But on one condition." He said. "What?" "You don't decorate the nursery alone. You get an interior decorator, and then you supervise." He said, taking a gulp from his Pepsi. They had finished eating. "Why?" "I don't want you to get hurt while moving things around Abena. You'll be like the main interior decorator, and you'll supervise everything to your hearts content. Everything you say, goes." He explained. "Okay then. But won't it be risky? Getting an interior decorator. This is supposed to be low key." She asked. "I have someone who is very discreet. Are you ready to go?" He asked, standing up. "Yes. Lets go and get icecream." She smiled pulling him along to Coldstone. ... Once they were in the car, Abena dug into her icecream. "Don't let that thing spill in my car." He warned. "You mean the icecream?" She asked. She had already spilled a little when they drove over a bump. "Abena!" He groaned. "It was a mistake. I swear. I'm sorry. I'll clean it up for you." She apologized. "Do you know how much this car is?" He snapped. "Tobi chill. It's just icecream. No big deal. I'll wipe it off." She reasoned with him. "You're so clumsy." He said and ignored her throughout the car ride. ... "Abena. This is becoming too much of a habit." He said knocking on her door. "You don't have to run into the room every time we fight. I'm sorry I snapped. But that car is really expensive." She opened the door and stared at him, her hands on her hips. "Then why did you buy it?" "Because it's sexy." He shrugged and she laughed. "But seriously. I ordered the car before it even got to Nigeria. And it was bloody expensive." "How much?" She asked. "I'm not going to tell you. Before you explode." He laughed. "Please." "No." He walked out of the room and she followed him. "Pretty please." "Who ever said please was pretty?" "Please please please please please." She sang. "No. Stop being so annoying." He groaned and walked into the cinema room. "Ohh. Lets watch a movie. I'll pick." She said and rushed past him. He just laughed and followed her. ... As the weekend flew by, Tobi realised something, he was gradually slipping out of control. He was getting attached.

episode 37 He couldn't let that happen. ... Tobi drove home with a satisfied smirk plastered across his face. Not only had he won the award for the youngest billionaire in Africa, but he also had in his passenger seat, Aisha Zamena. Aisha Zamena was a top model in Africa, and when he saw her at the award ceremony he had attended, he knew she wanted to go home with him. His mind drifted to Abena, but he shook the thoughts away. He didn't like her, and all he needed was to get laid, then he'll forget about her. After parking in his house, he turned to Aisha. "Give me one minute. I need to check something first." She nodded without looking up from her phone. He walked briskly into house, and saw Abena sprawled on the couch, watching a movie. A bunch of bananas were on a plate on a table in front of her, and the peels were scattered on the floor. There was also a box of finished cookies and chocolate wrappers on the floor. She looked up at him and smiled. "Hey." "I need you to pack all of this stuff, right now, with yourself, to your room. I have a visitor and this place is untidy. Plus, I can't let my visitor see you." He instructed and she got up quickly. She packed all the trash and took it to the dustbin in the kitchen, then she grabbed the bunch of bananas and went to her room. She wondered who the visitor was. Tobi hardly brought his work home and she knew it wasn't Joseph. She shrugged it off. It was probably a business partner. But she knew it wasn't a business partner when she heard the moaning. She heard them stumble up the stairs, and walk into Tobi's room. She heard them slump on the bed, she heard the sounds of pleasure, the moaning and the creaking of the bed. She hugged her pillow and tried to sleep, but it wasn't easy when she could hear them having sex in the room right beside hers. And when she heard the woman scream out Tobi's name, she burst into tears. That night, before she slept off, she fought with the voice in her head on whether she was falling for Tobi Ademi. The voice said yes. But she said no. The voice in her head won.

hmmm

Na soso banana she dey chop.

Thats cruel Tobi, if you want to stay in control there are better ways to do that than hurting her like that. Now Abena is going to hate you.

na so @holu

@holuwaseyi they never had any real relationship they are only connected with contract

Tobi you fall my hand baje

I said it.......ride on jare

I taught as much

Abena don't cry. U wil stil hav him 4 urself, he is just behaving stoburn

abena u knw wat av to do. Just keep choping banana till u go yo

one night standcis vry bad oh tobi

What is wrong wt dis Tobi gan self. is it a crime to admit to loving Abena. NEXT

Sorry Abena i know how it feels. I was once in ur shoe

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Tobi is trying hard to deceive himself but its a matter of time

Even if its just a contract, u stil Hav to respect her feeling as d one carrying Ur baby,,, tobi Dats too cruel, why do we Hav hotels around??? gosh!!

Arrogance, dts tobi's problem

Abena, admit that you are falling for him

Tobi u fall my hand oooo

have been refreshing this page for too long expecting an update but it ain't coming. am giving up already

i don't have to post story everyday,that why I always make it 3 episode just be patient. am with you guys

your comments will determine the next episode I need your comments guys

episode 38 ... "You're distracting me." "Hm?" Abena looked up at Tobi. They were both sitting on the three seater couch; he was working, as usual, on his laptop, while she was trying to focus on the movie she was watching. But she kept on sneaking glances at Tobi, imagining things she would never admit to. She shook the thoughts away from her head. Pregnancy hormones. "I said, you're distracting me." He said again. "How?" "Well you can't sit there wearing a pair of shorts and showing off your sexy looking legs and expect me to concentrate on the work I'm doing." He said. His eyes flickered towards her and back to the laptop screen. With a smirk plastered across her face, and a sudden boost of confidence, she removed his laptop carefully from his lap, and placed it on the centre table. He opened his mouth to protest, but before he could utter a word, she sat on his lap, straddling him. Their bodies were dangerously close, and the only thing separating them, was her baby bump. "Abena." He whispered in a husky voice that caused her confidence to falter. She was afraid that her voice would fail her, so she hummed in reply instead. "You have no idea how much I've wanted this." He leaned closer to her, his lips on her ear, and her body shivered in excitement. He placed a kiss on her neck, and trailed down, placing feather like kisses as he went. He looked up and smirked at her. Her gaze dropped to his lips and she licked her lips in anticipation. "You drive me crazy." He said and before she could get her brain to work again, he leaned in and kissed her. Softly at first, teasing her, enjoying the feeling that came with each second. She groaned at how slow he was, and felt him smile against her lips. His tongue went deeper, caressing hers, and all her defences broke down one by one. She couldn't deny that she was enjoying it. He nibbled on her lower lip gently, and earned a small moan, and then he went on to kiss her again. "Abena." Abena tried to focus on the kiss, but how was he kissing her and talking at the same time? "Abena." The voice was more impatient, and a hand tapped hers, trying to bring her back into reality. She grumbled some incoherent words and went back to her kiss. "For the love of God, wake up." She heard the voice again, and the hand tapped her harder. "Go away, you're interrupting the kiss." She snapped and heard Tobi chuckle beside her. Her eyes widened in realization and she turned around slowly, and saw the Greek god himself, laughing at her, mocking her with his eyes no doubt. "The kiss huh? And who was the lucky guy?" He said in between his laughter. "Definitely not you. Go away Tobi." She said throwing a pillow at him. He dodged it and laughed harder. "What do you want?" She sat up from her bed and looked at him, folding her arms against her chest and trying not to ogle the sight that was before her. "You've missed your appointment with the doctor today." He smiled. "Oh my God! Why didn't you wake me up?" She jumped out of her bed and towards her closet, looking for something to wear.

Has Tobi's companion gone or what? I feel lost here

episode 39 "Calm down jare. I own the hospital, remember?" He boasted cockily. "How can I ever forget? You never fail to remind me every time something like this comes up." She said, with a hint of sarcasm. "Anyway." He rolled his eyes at her and continued. "We moved it to one p.m. So get ready and come and have breakfast. I got the cook to come in and make us akara and ogi. I'll be waiting." He said before standing up and walking out of her room. ... Abena walked down the stairs, her stomach grumbling at the sight of the akara. She could smell the aroma from her room. "Are you ogling me or the food?" Tobi said, breaking her thoughts. Both, she wanted to say, but instead, she rolled her eyes and walked towards the table, stuffing her mouth with one. "Good to know you observe table manners." Tobi said sarcastically, his nose scrunched in irritation. "Whatever." She said while eating another one and then she added sugar and milk to her ogi. She sat down and continued eating. "What happened to you this morning?" He asked. Abena's mind went to the dream she had, and the butterflies returned. Trying not to appear nervous, she lifted an eyebrow at him with the best poker face she could manage. "What are you talking about?" "You woke up late. You never wake up late." He pointed out, obviously oblivious to her nervousness. "Oh." Memories of last night flooded her mind. The sounds they made in the other room. She had cried until she couldn't cry anymore, then she slept off, hugging her pillow and whimpering. "You were too loud." She snapped, suddenly angry at him, and that lucky model he brought home the previous night. "Who?" He gave an amused smirk, he obviously knew what she was referring to. "You and that bimbo of yours. You guys were too loud." She looked down at her food, trying to control the anger that burned in her. Why was she angry anyway? They weren't together, he didn't mean anything to her. At least that was what she told herself. "Sorry. I should have taken it to another room far from yours." He said, his expression softening a little. "You think? I mean, this house is huge. And you own hotels everywhere. Why did you have to do it right beside my room?" She said, raising her voice. "I apologized, gosh. Besides, it's my house. I'll do what I want to do with it. If I want to throw a damn party, then I'll do it." He snapped, his patience quickly running thin. "Well then let me leave somewhere else. You control a large part of real estate. Get me another place. I never said I wanted to live with you." She complained. "Abena. I'm not letting you out of my sight." He said. "Why?" She screamed. "You could hardly stand me, yet now you won't let me go anywhere else. Why? So you could keep me awake while you bring girls over and fuck them loud, not bothering about the fact that I'm in the room beside you." He winced at her words and decided to choose his words carefully. She was already so angry, although that didn't stop her from angrily chomping on the akara. "I'm just trying to look out for you. I don't want anything to happen to you." He said slowly. "No. You don't want anything to happen to your baby." She hissed, her tone was ice cold.

next

Meen she is realy angry o.

Her anger is justifiable... Tobi was damm too cruel

Yeah she has every right to be angry

Tobi deserved to be scold.

Ride on

She's right u only care about urself

ride on but that dream dey serious ooo

Tobi you deserve that

Tobi why are you frustrating a pregnant woman?

But on a more serious note, Abena you should take it easy with yourself o

Ride on please

episode 40 "Well the baby is part of you, isn't it? So looking out for you is the same thing as looking out for my baby." He said softly. His words felt like a blow to her heart. She always knew that every iota of care he showered on her was because of the baby, but a small part of her hoped he cared about her too. "Whatever. Take your sex life far away from me, or else next time, I would walk in and totally embarrass you. Maybe act like your wife or something." She threatened, although he could hear a hint of humor in her tone. "Hm. So you're jealous ehn? Thats why you now vexed like that. You want to be the one in that room." He teased, smirking confidently at her. Her heartbeat increased, hammering against her chest and she suddenly had to leave the room. If she didn't leave, she had a feeling she might just grab him and start kissing the life out of him. Stupid hormones. She let out a nervous laugh and rolled her eyes. "In your wildest dreams." She stood up and took her plate to the sink, washing it so she could start going to the hospital. She felt him come beside her, and dangerously close too. "What are you doing?" She asked in a shaky voice. He was standing behind her, his hands on the sink at both sides of her body. His lips were right in front of her ear. "I heard you, when you were sleeping. You whispered my name." ... After her doctors appointment, Abena couldn't get Tobi's words out of her head. She would have to start locking her room door. She decided to get a job to do. Something simple that would take her mind off Tobi and all the feelings that was annoyingly developing in her. She walked down a a street for a while, trying to clear her head while walking towards the taxi park. That was when she saw the vacancy in front of a large building. It was a modelling Agency. She looked down at her big belly and laughed to herself. She decided to walk in front of it and see. Then she saw the sign clearly. They needed a pregnant woman! With a broad smile on her face, she walked into the building, happy for the first time about her pregnancy. ... "You know, every time you come to visit me, you always start talking about Abena. As entertaining as the stories are..." Joseph started with a laugh. "I'm beginning to think the invisible Tobi Ademi is falling." "Why do always do this thing? I talk to you about something and then you'll start saying rubbish about what me liking her. Did I tell you I like her. Abeg, free me." Tobi said, annoyed at his friend. Joseph was sitting down on his hospital bed, his injured leg was propped on a cushion, and he was eating Maltesers that Tobi snuck in for him. Dera had forbade chocolates. Said it wasn't good for his 'age.' "I'm just saying. You always talk about her. And you give her 'the look'." Joseph teased. "Which look?" Tobi glared at him. "You know, 'the look'." "You think this is one American movie shay. That's why you're saying rubbish." Tobi huffed out with made Joseph laugh harder. "But seriously. You had sex with Aisha while Abena was in the next room?" Joseph asked. Tobi nodded. "I wasn't thinking."

episode 41 "Says the man who makes billions everyday." "I just... I don't even know again sef. It all felt weird. I was trying to get her out of my head but the more I kissed Aisha, the more her face appeared in my head." Tobi said truthfully. "Well that's step one of falling in love." Joseph smiled broadly. "And how do you get rid of it?" Tobi asked quickly. "Kill yourself." Joseph joked and started laughing again. "How about I kill you. Bloody idiot." Tobi snapped but that caused Joseph to laugh harder. "Oh this is better than any African magic movie. You, falling in love, is something I've been waiting for, for like forever. And when I saw Abena, I knew you were going to fall." Joseph grinned. "I'm not falling in love. It's just lust. She's an attractive woman. Its normal for me to want to do her." Tobi spat out. "Let's see what you'll be saying as the weeks go by." Joseph said. "Why can't I just allow her to move into another house?" Tobi asked quietly. "Because you don't want her out of your life. Your house is the most sacred place to you, because it's the first building you ever worked on successfully. And now you want to share it with someone." Joseph said thoughtfully. "Make it a home." ... Abena walked into the house at around past eight, bursting with excitement. "Why are you coming home at this time?" Tobi asked sharply. He was seated on the couch in the sitting room, obviously waiting up for her. He stood up to assess her, looking out for any possible cuts or injuries. Her body warmed up at his gaze. "I was somewhere." She grinned at him, and he was surprised that she didn't lash back. "And why are you so happy? Are you high? I swear to God if you got high with my child inside you, I would slaughter you." He raised his voice but she just laughed. "No. I'm not high Tobi. I'm perfectly low." She laughed at her stupid joke and he just raised an eyebrow at her in confusion. "I got a job!" She squealed. "Abena. You're not supposed to get a job. It says so in the contract that-" "I'm not allowed to get a strenuous job. But I don't think posing for the camera is something difficult." She smiled broadly at him. "Well what's the job about?" He asked, trying to share in her excitement. "Its for a clothing line that works with maternity wear. The man said I'm perfect for the job. And that my husband is such a lucky man." She grinned. "Husband?" She wiggled her fingers in his face and then he noticed the golden wedding band around her finger. He gave her a questioning look but she just shrugged. "What? I told you, people stare." "So what going to happen?" "I'm going in two days for a photo shoot. Then I'll get paid. It's just a one time thing. I'm not looking into modelling as a career, trust me." She said with a laugh and proceeded to walk to the kitchen. "What are you looking for?" He called after hearing cupboards and the fridge opening and closing. "Food!" She shouted and earned a light chuckle from him. ... "A model hm?" Tobi was driving to work, and he had called Joseph, eager to get information about the modelling agency Abena had told him about.

episode 42 "Yeah. Just help me get information about it before she goes tomorrow." He said. "Why do you want to get information about it so bad though? Afraid that those male models would steal her from you?" Joseph teased. "Nope. She wears a wedding ring when she goes out. Says that 'people stare'." Tobi said with a smirk though he knew Joseph couldn't see him. "Wow. Eya for her. Okay, I'll make some calls. Mail you whatever I find." Joseph said. "Thanks." ... Before Tobi went for lunch, he checked his mail and saw the message from Joseph about the modelling agency. His stomach clenched in fear as he read what Joseph sent to him. At that second, his phone rang. "Yeah." He said after looking at the caller ID. It was Joseph. "Have you seen it?" Joseph asked, fear also evident in his voice. "Yeah. Thank God she's going tomorrow. I'll show it to her when I get home. But let me call her first." Tobi said. "Okay. It's a good thing you checked." Joseph said. "Yeah. Let me call her." He hung up and dialled Abena's number, still staring at the email. Her phone was switched off. He tried the house phone but it just rang repeatedly. A wave of fear swept through him. He grabbed his blazer, and phone and rushed out of the office. ... Abena walked into the modelling agency. The manager had called her that her appointment had been moved back because they were in a hurry. She didn't mind anyway, she had nothing to do at home. She had switched off her phone so she could concentrate. She sat comfortably in the office and the man came inside, and handed her a cup of Orange juice. "How are you doing Mrs. Omotosho?" He gave her a warm smile and sat down in the chair opposite her. "Excited." She beamed at him. "Good. The photographer is setting up, and the make up artist would be here soon to touch you up." He explained. "Okay. Thank you." She blinked and shook her head. She was feeling dizzy. The man kept on smiling at her, and her gaze flickered to the glass of Orange juice. "What did you do?" Her voice slurred. She shook her head vehemently, hoping to get rid of the dizziness, but it was just worse. "The thing about you Nigerian girls is that when you have a chance to be famous, you don't think twice before saying yes." He said, giving her a sinister smile. Her eyes felt heavy and before she fell into an uncertain slumber, she heard his sinister chuckle. She felt tired of struggling, and hesitantly gave in into the darkness.

Chai abena is in trouble

abena hang on Tobi will help u

Abena don Land for wahala

Hope Tobi gets there on time

Ewo!, this people must be ritualist o.

Am enjoying this

Oh my goodness

Mr. Manager, You are already a dead man cos Tobi won't hesitate to grind you

I pray Tobi gets there in time

Eii. I had a bad feeling about this work thingy.... kontinue

episode 43 "Abena!" Tobi rushes into the house frantically while screaming for Abena. He ran up the stairs and checked every room, slamming doors with anger and frustration. Listing a lot of colorful words under his breath, he checked the indoor pool and the cinema room. She was nowhere to be found. He screamed out of anger and rested on the wall wearily, doing what he never thought he would do. He cried. He screamed. He hit the wall over and over again until his knuckles bled. But she wasn't home, and the only sound he could hear was his anger over the silence. He berated himself quickly. Throwing a pity party won't bring his Abena back. His Abena. Shaking his head, he fished out his phone from his pocket and dialled Joseph's number. "What's up?" He heard his friend say over the phone. "She's gone. She's not home, I thought her appointment was tomorrow but I think it was moved to today. I'm so screwed right now! What am I supposed to do?" Tobi panted over the phone, wiping the tears that he allowed flow freely on his cheek. "Calm down man. This-." "I can't bloody calm down! What am I supposed to do admit!" Tobi roared in frustration. "Well I can't tell you what to do if you don't shut the hell up and listen to me!" Joseph snapped. "Sorry. Okay. What would I do? I'm not thinking clearly at all. Everything is just a jumbled mess in my head." Tobi said quietly. "I know. But if we're going to find her, you have to chill. First, call the police." Joseph said. "The police? They won't do anything. It's not even up to twenty four bloody hours, they won't take the case." Tobi scratched his head in frustration and stomped his foot. "Oluwatobiloba! Calm the hell down!" Joseph shouted over the phone. "You're Tobi Ademi. You own half of the police force. Make a call, tell them to bring some guys over, the good ones oh. Not those pussies who are usually afraid. I'll come with Francis." "Francis. The private investigator guy?" Tobi said more calmly. He was now sitting down on the arm of a couch in the sitting room, checking his other phone for the number of the head of the police force. "Yes, that Francis. Get the police to come to your house, Francis, his guys and I would start coming right now." He could hear Joseph stand up and some papers shuffling. "Don't do anything stupid Tobi." "Yes but what if you guys come too late and they've already taken her away. If I go now, I would be able to get to her before they leave." "Of course, why not? Go into a den of kidnappers by yourself, and unarmed too." Joseph replied, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "Take a drink and sit the hell down. Wait for me. I've already left the hospital." "Joseph-" "I know. I understand. We'll get her back, I promise. Just stay put and don't do anything stupid." Tobi nodded although his friend couldn't see him. "Tell your driver to step on it then." ... Abena woke up in a large bus with a pounding headache. She felt dizzy, and every image in front of her seemed blurry. She rubbed her eyes as the events that happened earlier played in her mind. She suddenly began to panic. She looked around and saw other women just like her.

episode 44 Pregnant. They all looked the same way she felt, drowsy and tired. Some were still asleep, but some were struggling to keep their eyes open. The bus wasn't moving, she looked around, trying to find a way to plan her escape before she was shipped off to God knows where. She looked behind her, the modeling house was still in sight. She sat up slowly, ignoring the waves of pain that shot through her back. She cracked her neck and knuckles, feeling temporary relief, the craned her neck to get a better look at the door. She heard some men coming closer to her, so she leaned down on the uncomfortable leather seat and peered at them, being careful while trying to make herself invisble. One of them was holding a notepad and writing things down, the other one, that manager, was telling him something. She strained her ears to listen into their conversations. "I want them arranged according to how many months pregnant they are. I've put the tags on their backs-" Abena reached for her back and felt a piece of paper plastered to her shirt. "The nine months pregnant women would be dropped first at the brown warehouse, a doctor would be there to receive them, the couple that wants the child is flying in tomorrow. All the other ones should be taken into the smaller warehouse. Feed them well, so that by the time they're due, the babies would be healthy enough for sale." Her jaw dropped and her breath quickened. "You're not coming with us to the east sir?" The smaller man asked. "No. I have urgent matters to attend to. Don't make any mistakes or else, he would have my head." The manager instructed harshly. "Yes sir." "Ahmed would follow you, he'll be driving. To make sure you don't mess up. Get going in the next ten minutes." The man nodded and scurried away. Ten minutes. She tried to stand up, then she noticed the chain fastened on her leg. She swore loudly earning the look of the manager. He just smirked at her, a smirk that she hated. A smirk that showed evil things to come. "You're not going anywhere. So sit down, and enjoy the ride." She placed her hand on her stomach, as though she could protect it. Protect her baby. She had heard about them on the evening news, they kidnapped pregnant women, and gave their babies up for adoption, for a price too. She shook her head in disgust. Why buy a baby when you could just adopt one? Then she looked back, as the bus started to move, and saw Tobi running frantically towards them. But he wasn't fast enough. ... Tobi drove furiously towards the modelling house, two cars occupied by casually dressed police men and some of Francis' guys followed him in tow, trying desperately to keep up with his speed. Joseph sat beside him, shouting every time they almost hit a car or a person. He would have drove, but his leg was still bad. He had to wrestle with the doctor, literally, before he was allowed to leave. "There it is!" Joseph exclaimed as they pulled up sharply in front of the modelling house. Tobi ran out of his car, slamming the door harshly behind him, while Joseph folded his arms in anger; he would be missing all the action.

trouble coming, Tobi be fast

I pray dey get those bastard.

Tobi nw wil kmw that u truely love her.

tobi is goin to kill ya

Oh my God

A ritualist be this o

Jeez, u'll knw hw u feel about her now Tobi

Shit!!!!!

Abena is in trouble o.. Tobi do something o

Ride on

Damnit

So what's next now just hope they don't escape

oh my God,,,, I hope tobi gets dia on time oooo

episode 45 "Check every inch of this place! They wouldn't have left by now!" He ordered and all the hefty men stormed into the almost deserted building, slamming doors and shouting. Tobi noticed a bus at the back of the building, and gestured quietly for two men to follow him. He held a pistol in his hand, although he had never held one before, talk less of shooting at someone, but at that moment, he knew exactly what he was doing. He crept to the back of the building, going slowly to the bus. His eyes widened when he saw Abena, but before he could do anything, the bus started to move. A sudden burst of adrenaline came through his veins and he chased the bus, as fast as he could, screaming in frustration because he wasn't fast enough. He stopped, sweating profusely, and bent down, hands on his knees. The men behind him started to shoot at the bus. "What are you idiots doing?" He roared at them, running back and grabbing one by his collar. "She's inside the bus you bloody idiot! Are you trying to bring her back to me dead?" He shouted and pushed the man forcefully, causing the man to stumble back in fear. "Search that building! There has to be a clue, just one clue. Get me something, all of you, now!" They all scurried away into the building, while Tobi walked back to his car. He opened the door and sat beside Joseph, who looked very uncomfortable with his cast in the car. "I lost her. I saw her, but they were already moving and..." "Well there has to be something in that building that would tell us where they're going. Stop seating here sad, when you can be inside there, tearing that place apart. I know it's not easy, you're running out of your mind right now. But you're going to have to be in your right mind, or you won't find her. Think like Tobi Ademi." Tobi nodded, knowing his friend was right. He reached for his friends chair and reclined the seat. "Thanks man." Joseph smiled. "Now go get something tangible and stop being such a pussy." Tobi charged back to the building with determination. "Well, anything?" He barked at the men who were tearing the place apart. They shuffled through papers, documents and hacked into the computers. "Sir. We found this man hiding at the back of the building." They dragged a wiry looking man towards Tobi. His eyes were wide with fear, and he already had a busted lip. There was a tag on his shirt that read, 'Manager'. Tobi gave a sinister smirk. There was not a merciful bone in him anymore. He gestured for them to strap him into a seat, while he twirled his pistol on his finger. He was ready to do whatever it would take. "Why don't you take a seat while you and I have a chat about where you took my girl to?" ... Abena sobbed quietly at the back of the bus, while trying to remove the chain that gripped tightly to her ankle. She had untangled it, and all that was left to do, was to unhook it from her ankle. She was bending down, much to her discomfort, tugging at the chain gently, to prevent anyone from hearing her. She was starving, and it was eating her up inside. It made her even angrier. A hungry pregnant woman was not to be messed with. They had been driving for hours, and finally pulled up into a filling station. No one looked at them suspiciously, the brand of the modelling house was on the bus, and most of the women were sleeping.

episode 46 One man came out of the bus and walked into the supermarket. The other one, Ahmed, was buying fuel into the bus, and into another keg, probably as a reserve. The door to the bus wasn't locked, and she had finally removed the chain. Her ankle was throbbing, her body ached, and her bladder was full. But she didn't bother about all of that. She crawled quietly in the middle of the seats, thankful for her small stature, and made her way to the door of the bus. She felt a hand grab her and another woman looked at her with pleading eyes. "They'll catch you." She whispered. "Then at least I tried." Abena said and removed her hand from the woman's grip. She had gone this far, nothing was stopping her. She got to the door of the bus, and dragged it open quietly. The driver had earphones in, and was still buying fuel while nodding his head to the music, and the other man was nowhere to be found. She crept out of the bus, resisting the urge to stretch. She would do that later. She looked around, and decided to hide in the toilet until they left. Then she would find her way home. Her mind drifted to Tobi as she walked as swiftly as she could with all the pain in her limbs. The expression on his face while he chased the bus. The fear was obvious, written in his eyes. He was afraid of losing his baby. She understood. And she didn't want to lose her baby to a bunch of greedy criminals either. She walked into the supermarket, noticing the man that followed them. He was packing a lot of snacks; probably for the women in the bus. She walked in the middle of some shelves, bending down so he wouldn't see her, and made her way to the toilet. As she got to the door of the female toilet, she let out a breath of relief and started to open the door. Then she felt a presence behind her. Before she could react, she felt a cold metal on her back. A gun. "Did you really think you'll escape? Ehn? You ehn, you've entered wahala. Now you'll walk out with me, with a broad smile on your face. One wrong move, and you and that unfortunate child of yours would never see light again. Oya be going." ... Tobi drove into the filling station just in time. After asking the manager, who was now sitting in a filthy prison cell with a broken leg and more than enough bruises, he headed to the filling station he talked about. Traffic was good, and in an hour, he was already there. As he pulled up into the filling station, he saw the bus parked in a corner. But the next thing he saw made his blood boil. Abena walked out with a greasy looking man, with a strained smile on her face. He was very sure that there was a gun pressed to her back. He walked out of the car, as calm as he could, and walked towards the car behind him. "Police guys. Do your thing." He simply said and in a flash, they were running out of the car, pointing their guns and shouting for everyone to get down. The man visibly stiffened behind Abena. Tobi walked up to the man, gun in his hand. "Are you okay?" He asked Abena softly. His eyes softened for that second. She nodded, her face flooded with relief, although she was still afraid. "Let her go." Tobi snarled at the man. Instead, he pointed a gun at Abena's head, which made her whimper in fear. "Don't even try it." Tobi growled. "Let me leave, then you get your wife." The man replied, although his voice was shaky. "Wrong move bro." Francis said from behind him, a gun pointed to his head. "Let the girl go, now." Tobi barked and the man released Abena immediately. "Throw your gun on the floor and kick it away from you." The man complied and Tobi reached for Abena, pulling her into a tight hug. "I thought I lost you." He whispered. Butterflies swarmed her stomach, but she knew he was talking to the baby, and not her. "Tobi. You're killing the baby." She scolded playfully. He loosened his grip but still had his arms wrapped around her. She relaxed in his arms. When next would she have the chance to be in them again? "I'm so glad you're okay. God! I was so scared." He whispered into her hair. "They were going to... my baby, Tobi." She sobbed quietly. "Its okay love. I'm here now." Her heart flipped at the word 'love'. She pushed the thoughts out of her mind. She nodded and let him lead her towards the car. Police men had swarmed the place already, and the pregnant women were taken into ambulances. "We have to stop at the hospital first, to make sure you're okay." He said and she just nodded in reply. "I had no idea you could handle a gun." She teased. "I've watched enough American movies to know how to be an agent." She laughed and he opened the car, helping her into the backseat. "Besides, I'm Tobi Ademi. There's nothing I can't do." She rolled her eyes and averted her gaze, looking out of the window. She was falling fast, and for a second there, she had a feeling he was falling too. But the contract still lay in between them, and there was no way Tobi Ademi would fall for a girl like her.

episode 47 "You do realise that I'm perfectly capable of walking by myself, right?" Tobi had insisted on carrying Abena bridal style when they got back from the hospital, and although she liked the closeness, very much, she was obviously not going to show it. They had gone to the hospital first, to drop Joseph, much to the displeasure of the doctor. Apparently, he was a handful. Then, after Abena had her check up, they came home. "Abena, you know the doctor said that your body would be sore. So be a good girl and shut up so I can set you up in the bathroom." He easily manoeuvre through the door, up the stairs and into her room. He dropped her gently on the bed, and went into her bathroom. She heard water rushing and after a while, he came out. "So, I've set the bathtub for you. It should relax your muscles. What would you like to eat?" He asked, wiping his wet hands with a towel. "You are acting so nice, it's weird." She pointed out. "I'm always nice, you just didn't know. Now answer before I change my mind." She rolled her eyes and smiled. Well, it would be good to make good use of the situation. "Fried rice please. Chicken included, and bananas too." "Okay then. Get into the bathtub before it gets cold, or would you need help in there too?" He wiggled his eyebrows at her and she started laughing. "No, thank you. I think I can manage." "Suit yourself." He shrugged with a smile. "Shout if you need anything." After he left, Abena peeled off her clothes slowly. She remembered that they forgot to get her phone back from the kidnappers. Her gaze wandered to the iPhone that Tobi gave her. She shrugged to herself; nothing wrong with accepting his gift. At least, now, she would be able to video call with Demi. Demi. She missed that boy so much, it hurt. But she knew they had to be apart. He had to get better. She knew he was going to get better, that was why she was pregnant for a price. And now, she was getting more than she bargained for. ... "Tobi, what time is the interior decorator coming tomorrow?" Abena asked as she walked down the stairs, wearing her old sweatpants and the shirt Tobi let her wear the day they went shopping. "I buy you a whole closet, yet you still wear my shirt?" Tobi raised his eyebrow and gave an amused smile. "It's comfortable. Don't ask questions if you find out that your shirts are missing." She shrugged and sat down on the stool, resting on the kitchen island. Tobi was flawlessly chopping the vegetables and she could see that the rice was already cooking. He was wearing an apron, and she realised that the situation seemed domestic again. "The interior decorator would not be coming tomorrow. I moved your appointment to next week." He said, while getting the frying pan from a cupboard. "Why?" "Because, you've had a rough day, so I decided to stay home for this week to take care of you." Her skin warmed up at his words. "You need to rest na, and we have plans tomorrow." "Plans? What kind of plans?" She said, while taking a carrot from the bowl. He slapped her hand playfully and removed the bowl, placing it far away from her.

episode 48 "That's for later." He said, referring to the carrots. "And we have lunch at Joseph's place tomorrow, you've been specially invited by Dera. He is leaving the hospital tomorrow morning, and we are coming to celebrate his 'freedom', from the apparently evil doctor." She burst into laughter. "Joseph is a handful." She smiled. "And after that, I'm taking you out." "Where?" She asked curiously. "The Quillox club." He shrugged. "The Quillox club? You need to be worth at least millions of naira before you can even enter the parking lot!" She pointed out. He just smiled at her, then mixed the chopped vegetables together. He poured it into the frying oil and it made a sizzling sound. "Babe, I own the Quillox club." She just rolled her eyes, not looking surprised at all. "I'm not even surprised any more jare. Before I know it now, you'll tell me that you own half of the Nigerian Government." She said sarcastically. "I don't own half of the Nigerian Government Abena. Maybe just about one eighth of it." He shrugged. "Well, you are the third richest man in Nigeria." She pointed out playfully. "Almost the second. I would be in a month." He said, pouring the vegetables into the rice, then stirring it. "It smells so good." She complimented. He smirked at her. "Of course yes, it does. It was made by me." ... They pulled up into the parking lot of Joseph's modest duplex, and noticed the kids coming out of the house excitedly. "Okay. They have three kids, the oldest is James, he's eight, then Jesse is five, and the youngest is Juliana. She's two. His kids hate me by the way." He said nonchalantly and stepped out of the car. "Why?" She asked, a smile tugging at her lips. She brought out the cake she had baked from the car, and balanced it expertly on one hand. "They're annoying." He grumbled and she rolled her eyes. The kids ran out at the sight of them, screaming excitedly. The two boys got to them first, while Juliana, the toddler, squealed excitedly while running as fast as her little legs could take her. "Uncle Tobi!" They screamed, hugging him. "I though you said they hate you?" Abena lifted an eyebrow. "They do. But I always give them money when I come, so when I come, they take my money and then go back to hating me." He replied. She just laughed and looked down on the children, who paid her no attention. Their attention was on the wallet that Tobi had fished out of his pocket. "Okay. So James is the oldest. He gets two thousand." He said, bringing the notes out of his wallet. James snatched it quickly, as though he was afraid that Tobi would change his mind. "Jesse gets one-five." He said giving the notes to the second child. He took it from him shyly and muttered a thank you before following his brother inside the house. "Oh! Juliana!" The toddler looked up at him expectantly. "You get one thousand." She stared at the note inquisitively before taking it from him and running back to her house. "I actually thought you would give them like ten thousand each." Abena joked. "Joseph gave me a two thousand naira limit. I don't even know why they expect money anyway. They give it to their mom immediately, and Joseph is almost as rich as I am." He said as they walked up to the house.

thank God Abena is safe. Funny Tobi, Love in d air. NEXT

next

am lovin dis story more and more

at last u her self, nxt jare

Thank God for you Abenna

Thank God she is safe

Thank Goodness Abena is saved

d end is near

Love in the air

Hmmm, d union is good

Tobi and Abena would make a wonderful couple.... It's so glaring!

Thank God Abena is safe and home

Tobi, why won't the children hate you? When you're such a freak when it comes to family matters

At least am happy that the falling in love is getting mutual and its only but a little while everything will happen.. I pray that Demi gets well soon

I sence love

hmmm let's continue

This story dey sweet my body

episode 49 "Well they're kids. When a visitor comes, they expect some sort of payment for intruding on their privacy." Abena replied and Tobi chuckled. Joseph was seating on a wheelchair, placed in front of the house to welcome them. Tobi gave him a friendly pat on the shoulder while Abena just gave him a warm smile. "You're kids like money too much. They're sucking me dry." Tobi joked and Joseph smiled broadly. "You're the one that spoilt them. Now they're used to it." Joseph replied. He wheeled himself into the house, and Abena followed. Tobi shut the door behind them. Joseph noticed the large case she was carrying. "Is that cake?" He asked. "Yes." She replied. "Why is it so big?" He raised an eyebrow. "Ask your annoying billionaire friend." She joked. "I decorated it. Show him." Tobi grinned, as though he just became the richest man in Nigeria. Abena rolled her eyes and showed Joseph the cake. He burst into laughter and Tobi joined in. The cake was sloppily decorated, but in the middle, Tobi's perfect handwriting read: 'Hurray! The Hospital is Free From Joseph!' "Seriously dude?" Joseph asked, still laughing. "I heard you gave the doctor hell." Tobi replied. "He was so eager to release me." Joseph laughed. Dera walked out of the kitchen. She smelt like lavender and fried chicken. "Abena!" She squealed like a little child. Abena gave her a shy smile. She collected the cake from her, and dumped them in the hands of Tobi, then pulled Abena into a tight hug. Abena patted her back awkwardly, not knowing what to do. "Dera! You'll kill my daughter before I even meet her." Tobi joked. "You're having a girl?" She asked Abena, ignoring Tobi. "I don't know. We want it to be a surprise. The only thing I would want to know is how many children I would be having." Abena replied with a smile. "Hopefully four." Joseph joked. "God forbid!" Abena replied and they all burst into laughter. "Well, let's go to the dining room. The kids are already getting impatient." Dera said, holding Abena's hand and leading them to the dining room. "Dera. You didn't even greet me." Tobi said, feigning hurt. "What's my business with you? I'm so happy I have a girlfriend by my side now. That's why I asked you to bring her, so I won't have to talk to you guys." She joked. "Asked me? You threatened me!" Tobi replied and Abena chuckled. "If you say another word, she might deprive you from taking your chicken." Joseph whispered into Tobi's ear, loud enough for everyone to hear. The kids were already seated on their seats, staring longingly at the food. "Come on. Let's eat." Abena looked around her, enjoying the feeling of having friends, and a family. It wasn't going to last, so she was going to make the most of it. ... "Are you sure my dress is fine?" Abena asked nervously. They were walking towards the door of the club, and Abena was feeling nervous.

episode 50 I picked it out for you. Of course yes, it's amazing." Tobi replied, trying to calm her down. He placed a hand on her back, and led her to the VIP entrance. "If anyone asks, you're a family friend." The word 'friend' hurt her, but she didn't show it. "Got it." She said instead. They walked into the club, and they were greeted by a short man. He smiled widely, Abena was sure his jaw was hurting. "Mr. Ademi. It's a pleasure to see you again." Tobi glared at the man, all warmth leaving his eyes. "The bouncers at the front, they're playing around. I don't pay them to play. Fix it. And get me my favorite table." "Right away sir." The man said, scurrying towards a table. He stood respectfully and Tobi sat down. Abena sat down beside him. The table was on a balcony that looked down on the rest of the building. It also gave the best view of the stage. "Get us a personal waitress. Then go take care of the bouncers." Tobi instructed, while dismissing him with his hand. As soon as the man left, Abena looked up at him with a raised eyebrow. "You're ruthless." "Well, I can't show weakness." He said, flashing her a smile. A young woman walked up to them wearing a uniform. She had an apron tied around her waist and was holding a pen and a notepad. "Good evening Mr. Ademi. Miss. What can I get you?" She said in a shaky voice. Her hand trembled as she tried to hold the pen firmly. "What is one of the things you are expected to do as a waitress, Miss. Tayo?" Tobi asked, peering at her name tag and then looking up at her hair. "I didn't tie my hair. I'm sorry sir. I forgot." She apologized. "Good. After you take our orders, go and tie your hair. We wouldn't want people to find hair in their food." He said and she nodded quickly. "I would have red wine. Abena?" Abena gave her a warm smile, but that didn't calm her down. "Yoghurt. Strawberry please. And a bendy straw." "A bendy straw?" Tobi lifted an eyebrow but Abena just shrugged. The woman nodded, while writing the orders down. "Bring the drinks first, then we'll consider if we want to eat or not." Tobi instructed and she nodded again and scurried away. "You're so intimidating. Oh my God!" Abena laughed. He just shrugged. "Runtown is performing tonight." "Really? Wow. That's exciting. I haven't met a celebrity before." "Abena. You live with one." He smirked and she just rolled her eyes. Tayo came with their drinks and then, they both ordered for assorted meat pepper soup. After a while, Tobi stood up. "I need to go to the restroom. Would you be okay?" Abena nodded, taking a sip of her drink, and then he left. She was seating very close to the table, and her pregnant stomach was not noticeable. A young man came towards her, with a confident smirk plastered across his face. "Mind if I seat?" "Actually, I mind. Someone's there already." Abena replied politely but the man didn't budge. "A boyfriend?" "Just a friend. Can you please move? I'm trying to watch the dance." She said, gesturing to the stage where a dance group was performing.

episode. 51 If you let me seat down, I'll move." He said. "Someone is seating here. Sorry." She said through gritted seat. "You know, when I walked in and I saw you. God! You took my breath away. And I wondered, what is a beautiful woman like you doing here all alone?" Abena opened her mouth to reply but someone else did that for her. "She's not alone." Tobi said casually, folding his arms angrily across his chest. "Now excuse us." "And you are?" The man asked, offended. "Mr. Tobi Ademi. Would you like further introduction?" The man became pale almost immediately and began to stutter. "Just leave. I don't have time for this." Tobi said wearily and the man left quickly. He sat down and turned to Abena. "You seem to be catching the eye of every man in the room." "Ew. I don't catch eyes. Their really slimy." She joked and he just laughed and rolled his eyes. Runtown came up the stage to perform. Then Tobi stood up and smirked at her. "Would you like to dance?" ... "I didn't know a pregnant woman could dance so well." Tobi slurred. Abena had to drive them home from the club, because Tobi had drunk too much. "I didn't know you could be so useless." Abena replied, leading him towards the house. "Keys." He fished out the keys from his blazer pocket and gave them to her. She opened the door, and let him walk in before she walked in after him. After locking the door, she turned around to see Tobi staring intensely at her. He stumbled towards her and placed his hands on both sides of the door, trapping her in the middle. "Tobi? What are you doing?" She asked in a whisper, ignoring her heart pounding excitedly against her chest. "You're so beautiful." He said in a husky voice. He had leaned in, and was whispering in her ear. "You're always beautiful. So perfect. I wish you were mine." Her heart quickened as he stared at her, at her lips. She licked her lips in anticipation, then remembered something. He was drunk. He wasn't in his right senses and he wouldn't remember anything the next day. He was already leaning in to kiss her, their breaths already mixing. She interrupted the moment with a nervous laugh, which caused him to stand upright. "Do you need help getting upstairs?" She asked and he shook his head, acting like nothing happened a minute ago. She nodded and forced her legs to walk away from him and towards the stairs. But all she wanted to do that moment was run back and kiss him senseless. ... "Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!" Tobi muttered to himself as soon as Abena disappeared up the stairs. He rested on the sitting room door and buried his face in his palms. Of course she didn't want to kiss him. She didn't even like him. The good thing was that he was tipsy, and so she would think that he did it because he drank too much. He remembered her lips, and how badly he wanted to kiss them. He would have done it. He hesitated. If it was another woman he would have taken the chance, kissed her. But he knew Abena wasn't just any other woman. She was far more than that. ... The next day, Abena was in the kitchen, making sweet potato porridge for lunch while Tobi lay on the couch watching a football match. He had refused to go to work, even after Abena tried to convince him that she was fine. He had been working from home. The doorbell rang. "Abena!" She hummed in reply. "Get the door. It should be Chinwe, the cleaning lady." She rolled her eyes at his bossy attitude but went towards the door anyway. She didn't bother to check, but opened the door to greet Chinwe, but it wasn't her. An elderly woman stood there, elegantly dressed and behind her was a chubby young woman who looked rich and overfed. Abena's heart raced and her palms became sweaty. The resemblance was uncanny. "Abena? Are you okay? Who is it?" Tobi walked up to her and looked at the woman. A broad smile appeared on his face. "Mama. You didn't tell me you were coming." ...

interesting

Hmmm comment reserved

Mr. Tobi, i believe your mom brings that lady for you to get married to.

Now its time for you to make your choice

emotional trauma on the way ooo mama come with bea to Tobi

Tobi tym to make ur choice Abena or the bea with ur mum. HOW WILL YOU INTRODUCE ABENA TO UR MUM.

good, let's see how tobi will introduce abena to his mum

Love this story like mad

Observing mode activited

Here lies the test, let's see how u solve it

Now that Tobi is anticipating to kiss Abena, I think that the chemistry reaction is about to complete

Tobi, yhu momma do bring wife for yhu o

Ride on

episode 52 Abena's brain stopped working for that moment. Then slowly, she started to process what Tobi had said. Mama. Oh shit. It was Tobi's mother. She didn't plan for that at all. The elderly woman gave her a scrutinizing gaze, and Abena wondered why she didn't wear something nicer than leggings and an oversized shirt. "Isn't this my son's house? Since when do I have to let you know before I come?" She heard Mama's velvety voice. Tobi just rolled his eyes still smiling. Did he not understand the situation? "Omo mi. Who is this girl?" She asked, still standing outside the door, looking at Abena, or rather, at Abena's stomach. Tobi shifted uncomfortably from one foot to the other. "Oh. Mama. This is Abena, she's my... friend ?" Then suddenly a broad smile lit up on his face, he slung his arm around Abena's shoulder before she could protest. "And she's pregnant with my baby." Mama's scrutinizing scowl was suddenly replaced with a warm smile and an excited squeal. "Why didn't you say so? Oh, my daughter, welcome to the family." Mama said pulling Abena into a warm but uncomfortable hug. "Sarah, go and wait for me in the car." She said to the chubby woman she had brought, who scowled and left. "Mama. Who was that?" Tobi asked, a mischievous smile playing on his lips. "Oh. Just one girl I was trying to set you up with. But who knew that my son would finally listen to me, and she's so beautiful." Mama laughed sitting down and pulling Abena with her. "My daughter, were you cooking? You shouldn't stress yourself, let Tobi do that for you." Abena nodded and looking at Tobi giving him a look that said, 'I'm going to get you for this.' "Abena. That's not Yoruba. What kind of name is that?" Mama asked. "It's Ghanaian ma. My mother was Ghanaian but my father was from Osun State." Abena explained. "Ohh. So where are your parents now?" "They passed away a long time ago." Abena said quietly. "Oh, well that's sad. But I can be your mother now, okay?" Abena felt a pang of guilt as she nodded her head. Sure, his mother was overwhelming, but she didnt deserve the lies they were telling. "Mama, let me check what I'm cooking and get you something to drink." Abena said, standing up quickly. "Okay. Tobi, follow her. You better be taking care of her oh! I can finally have a daughter- in-law and a grandchild, so you better behave and take care of her." She pointed her finger at Tobi who just rolled his eyes. Grandchild, yes. Daughter-in-law, not exactly. "Mama. I know how to take care of a woman." Tobi grumbled, and Abena laughed in spite of her anger. "I know. You didn't even go to work today. Very surprising. I didn't know you were capable of missing work for one day." Mama teased. "Shayy, Mama. Him and that his work, ehn." Abena added and Mama laughed. As Abena walked into the kitchen, she heard Mama tell Tobi, "She's good for you." As she turned off the gas, and got a pitcher of orange juice from the fridge, Tobi walked in grinning.

episode 53 "You're dead!" Abena hissed. "I didn't know she was coming." Tobi said, defending himself. "This isn't part of the contract." She pointed out, grabbing a glass cup. "Please. I'll make it up to you." He sighed. "I don't like lying to people Tobi." She put the pitcher and the cup on a tray. "What are you two still doing in there?" They heard Mama shout from the sitting room. "Coming!" Tobi called back. "Can't you see how happy she is right now? Please, just help me keep her happy. For today." Abena sighed in defeat, she picked up the tray and stomped on his foot as she walked back. "So Abena, how far along are you?" Mama asked, after taking a sip of her juice. "Five and a half ma." Abena replied, averting her gaze. "Do you know the gender yet?" "We want to keep that a surprise." Tobi said, still smiling. "Oh, I'm so happy. I haven't seen Tobi like this in like, never!" Mama gushed. "Why didn't you come and see me earlier?" "Mama, don't mind him. I've been telling him that we ought to go and see you, but he's always busy at work." Abena said, the lies spilling out of her mouth effortlessly. "I understand. So you guys now did it without getting engaged or married? Children of nowadays ehn!" Mama joked. Abena choked on air while Tobi just scrunched his nose. "So." Mama went on, not noticing their discomfort. "When is the wedding?" ... After successfully evading most of Mama's questions for more than an hour, she finally decided to leave, much to Abena's relief. "Take care of her oh. If she complains to me about anything, you know I know how to deal with you." Mama said to Tobi who just smiled in response. "Mama, I've heard. Ask her, I take good care of her." Tobi replied cheekily, giving his mother a hug. "My daughter, take care of yourself okay?" Mama said pulling Abena into a hug. Abena nodded in response and finally, Mama left. "Thanks." Tobi grinned at Abena. "What are you going to tell her when I give birth and suddenly disappear?" Abena blurted out. "I'm sure she'll be more interested in a grandchild than you." Tobi said dismissively. Ouch. ... "His mother came?" Dera asked Abena. They were sitting in the incomplete nursery, while the interior decorator was making some calls. "So awkward." Abena laughed. "He likes you, have you noticed? He acts different now, like he's happy." Dera said quietly. "I don't think so. I'm a pain in his side." Abena replied. Dera rolled her eyes. "This is one annoying thing about love stories. The guy is always too proud to admit it and the girl is always in denial." ... "You're leaving for a week?" Abena asked. They were having pasta for dinner, and Tobi announced that he had a business trip that lasted for a week. "Yes. I have some matters to attend to. Would you like to come with me? Or stay at home?" Abena pondered on her choices for a while. Following him would make her feelings grow faster, and if she could stay away from him for a week; maybe, just maybe she could get over her silly crush.

episode 54 "What would I be doing in Canada? Abeg, I'm staying home." She said nonchalantly, although she really didn't want him to go. "Are you sure? The hotel room is really cozy." Tobi wiggled his eyebrows and her jaw dropped. "Tobi! Ew. We're eating." She laughed. "I could provide desert." He joked. "Oh Jesus!" ... "Remember to lock the doors every time. Don't leave lights on when you're not using them in case of anything like a high current. Don't sleep off when you're cooking. Don't move furniture. Don't over work yourself. I've instructed one of my guys to come over everyday and check on you. Chinwe would still come to cook and clean. No running down the stairs. Keep the house tidy. Don't do anything stupid-" "Abeg be going to where you're going jare." Abena cut him off, slightly amused. "I just want to make sure you'll be okay." He sighed and looked at her. "I'll be fine. I can take care of myself." She replied, a small smile on her lips. "Be careful. You're the only one at home. Don't slip and fall or anything, you know how clumsy you can be." Tobi said quietly. "Excuse me?" She feigned annoyance, placing her hands on her hips. "It's not too late to join me. Its a private jet." He offered. She was so tempted to say yes. "Just get going. The faster you leave, the faster you come back home." Home? He didn't seem to notice her choice of words. And if he did, he didn't seem to mind. "Yes ma'am. Cook for me when I get back." He said. "Get me Canadian stuff." She replied and he laughed. He pulled her into a hug and she relaxed in his arms, inhaling his scent. "I know you''ll miss me." He joked as he pulled away, about to head for his car. "What can I say? You're growing on me." She gave a cheekily smile and watched him get into his car and drive away. She walked back into the large house and suddenly, if felt too big. Too empty. ... Abena spent her days decorating the nursery with the interior decorator, or hanging out with Dera, trying to pass the time so that the week would go quickly. She missed Tobi, no doubt. And instead of her feelings to start diminishing, as she planned, instead, it seemed to be the same. Or even worse. She had given the interior decorator the day off, because the woman needed to sort out a family issue, so it was just her and the sound of the television drowning the silence. She surfed through the channels, not finding anything to watch. She heard the door bell ring and lifted an eyebrow. She looked at the clock, 12pm, it was the time that the interior decorator normally resumed. Didn't she get the text? She walked up to the door and opened it. "Uju, I sent you a text. Didnt you recieve-" Standing before her wasn't Uju, it was a slim model like lady glaring at Abena, or more specifically, Abena's stomach. She wore a body con dress that was too short for her, and she shifted uncomfortably in the dress, meaning it was also too tight.

episode 55 Trying too hard? "And you are?" The woman asked rudely. "I should be asking you that question." Abena replied, not ready to take any insult that would come her way. "I'm here to see Tobi." She said. "Hes not around. He went for a business trip. Come back in like, four days." Abena replied. "And who are you? His baby mama?" She asked angrily. "Nope." Abena replied, popping the 'p'. "Just a friend. Watching his house while he is gone." "I don't believe you." The woman sneered. "I don't care." Abena shrugged. "Now are you going to leave a message, or are you going to keep on wasting my time?" "Tell him Eniola came by." She said. "Will do." Abena said and moved to close the door but Eniola stopped her, and glared at her. "Listen, whoever you think you are. Tobi is my man. We're going to get married. And if I find out, that a low life like you, is taking him away... I would show you pepper." She threatened. "I have a show to watch, and I can't miss it because a desperate idiot is threatening me over a guy she doesn't own. Please move so I can close the door." Abena replied and slammed the door in her face, letting her anger out on the door. ... Abena's sleep was interrupted by the sound of her phone ringing. She checked the time, it was past two a.m. Grumbling to herself, she reached for her phone on the bedside table. She squinted at the caller ID, it was Tobi. She smiled in spite of her self and answered the call. "Hey, are you awake?" She heard his husky voice ask. She missed that voice. "No. I'm picking beans." She replied dryly. "Of course yes I'm sleeping you idiot. Its past two in the morning, what else would I be doing?" His laugher floated from the phone and she rolled her eyes. "Sorry. I haven't been able to call, so I decided to make out time this evening. I'm almost done with the contract, then I'll come home." "How are you doing?" She asked. "I should be asking you that. Are you alright?" He replied. "I'm fine. Just sleepy." She yawned. "Sorry." He laughed. "No biggie. You should see the nursery. Its half done, but I like how it's coming so far." She said. "I'll see it when I come home." He replied. She bit her lower lip. Should she tell him about Eniola? "Yeah you would." She said quietly. She really didn't want to tell him about her. "I've missed you Abena. And your cooking. I'm getting used to it." He chuckled. "Well I don't think I've missed you much." She joked. "Way to ruin the moment. You couldn't just roll with it ehn?" He laughed and she rolled her eyes, forgetting that he couldn't see her. "I've missed you too. I hate watching tv alone." She said. They were silent for a while, listening to each other breath softly. "I'll get you stuff when I'm coming." He finally said. "Good. Although what matters most is that you bring yourself."

episode 56 Abena stood up quickly from her bed. She heard the front door of the house open and someone walked in. She checked the time. It was almost twelve a.m. And it couldn't be Tobi, he was coming in two days. She got a golf club that she had 'borrowed' from Tobi's study and tiptoed out of her room and down the stairs. It was still dark, but the person was putting some things down on the kitchen island. "Freeze, or I swear, I'll make sure I'll make sure you never have children again." She threatened in a shaky voice. "Baby. You're already having my children, and is this the way to treat someone who has been away for almost a week?" "Tobi?" "Yeah? When am I getting my welcoming hug?" She let out a sigh of relief and laughed, walking over to the wall to switch on the light. There he was in all his glory, wearing a white shirt and sweatpants, smirking at her. "Well?" He opened his arms and she rolled her eyes before going into them, inhaling his familiar scent. "What did you bring for me?" She asked as soon as he released her. "Apart from my awesome self, chocolates mostly. They're in the fridge. And we're going for a boat trip tomorrow." "Yay! Chocolate. Wait, a boat trip?" She asked, walking over to the fridge. "Yeah. I owe you one remember, for putting up with my mum. And if I brought something like clothes and jewellery, you would have killed me." He joked. "True." She said, taking a big bite out of a chocolate bar. She let out a satisfied moan and rested on the fridge. Tobi looked at her, and gave an amused smile. "You shouldn't make sounds like that. Or you would end up giving me more than a welcoming hug." ... The week went by quickly. They had gone on his private yatch, though Abena wasn't surprised that he owned one. The week ended with another visit at the hospital, and Abena found out something about the baby. ... Abena let out a sigh and stared at the mirror. "Hey. Welcome home. I made dinner, your favorite, Spaghetti Bolognese. Go and freshen up so we can eat." She repeated to herself. She jumped at the sound of Tobi entering the house. "Abena. Hey, I'm home." He grinned, loosening his tie. "Hey. Welcome home. I made dinner, your favorite, Spaghetti Bolognese. Go and freshen up so we can eat." She said immediately, saying everything she had practised, sounding like she was a recorded voice. He lifted an eyebrow in confusion but shrugged. As long as he was getting free food, and his favorite too. They sat down in awkward silence, the only sounds that could be heard was the sound of the cutlery against the plates. "Abena. What's wrong?" He finally asked. "I went to the hospital today-" "Oh my God. Are you okay? Is the baby okay? What did the doctor say? I should have called him today, I totally forgot. I should probably go call him now. Oh Abena, I really hope you're okay, if you aren't-" "There are two babies!" She blurted out. "What?" He asked in confusion. "Two babies. I'm having twins." She said slowly. A grin spread across his face. "Yes!" He shouted, pumping his fists in the air. "Yes! Yes! Yes! I said it! I'm a sharp shooter baby! I've got to call Joseph, and Mama would be so happy. Oh this is amazing Abena." "I want to keep one." She said and immediately, the grin on his face vanished. He stared at her, anger bubbling slowly inside him. "Excuse me?"

hmmmm na there the contract go separate ways like [b]"Y" junction.[/b] interesting.... Ride on!!!

interesting, I wish its a complete story, so dat I can finish d whole story once

U Two Should Just Stop This N Confess Ur Feeling 4 Each Other Joor

I love this story die

for y

Very sweet. I luv d turn up of this story.

Nice

episode 57 "I said, I want to keep-" "I heard what you said, dammit!" Tobi roared, slamming his fists on the table making her to jump in surprise. The plates jumped too, food spilling on the table, but that was the least of their problems. "No. You can't. That's breach of contract." He said, leaning on his chair, trying to be calm. "The contract says that I'm giving Tobi Ademi a baby, not babies. So you're only entitled to one baby." She pointed out and he glared at her, glared at her for being so right. "It's about the money shay. Fine. I'll give you another twenty million naira for the other baby." "It's not about the money." She snapped. "Then what is it then? Why do you suddenly want to take the child? You and I know that you can't take care of a child, you can barely take care of yourself. Taking care of a child requires a lot of money Abena. You have medial bills, school fees, house rent, and all of that stuff. You think I don't know, all the money I pay to you, you don't have a dime left." Her breath hitched. "I don't care where your money is going, but my child isn't going with it. You can't separate my children, especially when you don't have any money to take care of them." He finished, looking her straight in the eyes, her teary eyes. "But I'm their mother too." She said quietly. "No!" He stood up angrily, and pointed a finger at her accusingly. "You are not their mother. You're the carrier, an incubator . This is what you were paid to do." She flinched at his words. "Don't get your role twisted. And mark my words, I would take both my children." He said, storming out of the room. He then walked back in, took his plate of food, added another piece of chicken to his plate, and stormed out, muttering some things incoherently. Although he was extremely angry, a part of him was filled with regret. He wished he could take back the words he said. But he couldn't. ... The next morning, Abena stood by the blender, making herself a smoothie. She had turned it off, then Tobi walked in, and opened the fridge. He took out a bottle of water and began to gulp it down when his phone started to ring. He answered the call. "Hello?" Abena then turned on the blender, really loud, then he started to shout over the phone. After his call, she turned it off and gave him an innocent smile. "What the hell was that?" He asked. "What?" "If you think immaturity is going to get you to win, you must be mistaken. You have forgotten that I'm Tobi Ademi. I get what I want, no matter the cost." He warned and stepped out of the house. ... "What do you mean by she's right?" "I've checked the whole contract Tobi. Twice! There's not one part that says 'babies', everything says 'baby'." Joseph explained. Tobi had gone to his house since he couldn't go to his office, and explained the problem to him. "For the love of God, you're my lawyer. You didn't even think of that?" Tobi snapped. "Well how was I supposed to know that the girl was that fertile?" Joseph shot back. "I don't know! At least it was a possibility. You should've thought about it." Tobi shouted.

episode 58 "This was your idea Tobi. If I remember correctly, I was against it. And when I told you to mail the information to me, you told me, and I quote, 'Don't change a thing.' So as your lawyer, I was listening to my client and obeying his wishes." "Joseph-" "No! Don't pin this on me! You have a problem that you caused, take the blame and look for a solution. It's not always someone else's fault. The great Tobi Ademi is capable of making mistakes too." Joseph said and Tobi looked down. "Sorry man." He said and Joseph just nodded. "No problem. You're frustrated. Have you tried offering more money for the other baby?" Joseph asked. "Yeah. Apparently it's not about the money. She's developed that bond with them, and now she won't listen." Tobi replied. "Yeah, that was the tricky part about this contract. Women always develop a bond with their unborn kids." Joseph explained. "Yeah well, she should disconnect the bond or something. I don't care. I just want my kids. The two of them." Tobi said and Joseph nodded. "I''ll see what I can do." ... A week flew by and they hadn't spoken a word to each other. The house was quiet, Abena stayed in her room, except for the time she had to go to the kitchen. She cooked for only herself, avoided him at all costs, and when they happened to be in the same room, they ignored each other. She thought of getting a job, one that would pay much so she could save enough money for later, but then she remembered what happened the last time she tried and shook her head. She wasn't taking any chances. She checked her account balance with the iPhone that Tobi gave her. She had no money. And after Tobi pays her for the last time, the only money she would have left would be fifty thousand naira. That would be just enough to rent a one room apartment and enrol Demi into creche so she could have time to work. She had already planned it. An additional baby? What was she thinking? She can't take care of another baby. She could barely take care of herself and Demi. She hated that he was right. That he could see through her. She had to give in, she already had enough to take care of. She couldn't add more to her plate. She buried her face in her palms, and sobbed quietly. ... Tobi walked into the house. He was tired from his day of work, and the fact that he was trying to figure out a way to get Abena to comply to his demands was stressing him out. Such a stubborn woman. As he shut the door and walked into the house, he saw her standing in front of him. Her eyes were puffy from crying and she looked like a mess. Still beautiful though. She looked beautiful in everything. "Abena, I don't have time for this jare-" "You win. You can have the both of them." She said quietly. "Huh?" "I said, you win. You can have the both of them." She said, louder. "Hm. Why the sudden change of heart?" He asked, a smirk slowly tugging on his lips. "Well I can't take care of a child right? You said that yourself." She said. "I can't take care of a child when I already have one to take care of." She blurted out in anger.

@math pls invite them for me thanks

@Goldbaby pls help me to invite the rest thank you

This is so intresting, and why the hell is Tobi angry?! At least he wasnt especting twins in the first place so he should just let her take one.

Demi is her child??... Please tell us her story.

Hmmm, now I see, been wondering who demi could be

Yes Tobi

The contract is for a baby so, you take one and she takes one.. That's if the contract didn't migrate

I feel so sorry for her

i can't stop laughing hahahahaha

@Christopher y feeling sori 4 her, is good news nt bad 1

ok o. Abena tobi will mary you

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Hmmm Abena who is Demi to you

Hmmm so sad

am seeing things... Tobi you are not entitled to the other baby. but under some circumstances she is letting you win.

next

konti

Kkkk

she already had one .I thought u said she was a Virgin

Tobi u are entitle to one baby according to de contract, de other baby is a marginal profit so u have to pay for the baby if she (abina) agree to it, so it is not by force.

Who is Demi Abena

Haaa, dis is too short oooo, why na

but who is dat demi, she is talking abt pls?

Who is the other baby Abena is talking about

episode 59 His smirk disappeared and his eyebrows furrowed in confusion. "You have a child?" "So it's okay Tobi. Because everyone I love is always taken away from me. My mother, my father, my little sister. And Demi was almost taken away from me, but you gave me an opportunity. Stupid and reckless, but it paid the bills. And now, the two children are going to be taken away too. But that's okay, because I can't take care of them. Because I'm used to it. That's okay." She said, her voice shaky. "Abena-" "Dont come close to me you bastard!" He flinched at her words and stood, rooted in his spot. "You called me an incubator Tobi. Is that what you see me as? Not a human being, an incubator. You're proud and selfish! You're a snob and you think you're better than everyone else abi! And I hate you for that. I hate you because you have the ability to make everyone else seem like dirt when you're in the room. You're a selfish, manipulative, controlling, sonofabitch!" She ran up the stairs, muttering Yoruba profanities under her breath and he couldn't move. He was supposed to be happy. Happy that he won. So why did he feel like every word she said? ... Tobi walked past her room after he ate dinner, alone. He didn't remember the last time he had dinner alone. He knocked on her door and heard her crying. "Go away." She said in a shaky voice. He walked inside anyway, and sat down beside her on the bed. She looked away from him, and he sighed. "Abena. I'm sorry I said all that stuff about you." He apologized. "No you're not. You meant it. All of it." She shot back and he shook his head although she wasn't looking at him. "I didn't. I was angry and I wasn't thinking straight. And I'm sorry. Ma bi nu." He said quietly. "You're so-" "Cruel? Rude? Selfish, manipulative, controlling, and a sonofabitch? Yeah I heard. A really nice girl who I was mean to said that. " She chuckled and looked at him. He pulled her into a hug, and she relaxed in his arms. "Are you sniffing me?" He asked in an amused tone. "Leave me jare. You smell nice." She said. "I'm sorry Abena." He muttered. "It's okay. But you owe me a lot of chocolate." She laughed and he shook his head. "I'll do anything to see you smile." He whispered in her hair. She smiled in his chest, her heartbeat speeding up at his words. "Why do you always say my name? You always say 'Abena' when you're talking to me in almost every sentence." Abena asked. "Because it's sexy. I like the way it rolls off my tongue." He said and she laughed, rolling her eyes. "Abena. About your family?" She sat up and looked at him. He just aksed the question she hated. "It's okay if you don't want to tell me. Just know that I'll always be there." He said. "Thanks. But I want to tell you anyway. My dad died a few years back. He had a heart attack when he caught my step mother sleeping with his assistant CEO. They had been planning to take the company away from him, and his death just completed the mission. I couldn't take over because my dad had done some legal stuff that would only let me take over when I was done with university. So the assistant CEO was supposed to take over, but he played my step mother too.

episode 60 He took all the money and left. Disappeared from the surface of the earth. We couldn't find him. The company crashed, we had to sell our house and move to a mini flat. I had to drop out from school. It was hard. And that witch just didn't care. She expected more but did nothing to help." "I'm sorry. What about your child?" Tobi asked, giving her shoulder a reassuring squeeze. "He's not mine Tobi. He's my sister's. My nephew. My sister got raped at sixteen. I was just twenty one. She died giving birth to him, and he just happened to have a hole in his heart. That's where all the money went." She explained. "Abena if you need help or anything. I can take care of the bills." He offered and she shook her head. "No. Don't pity me. I can take care of myself." She said vehemently and he decided to drop the topic if he wanted to avoid a fight. "Okay. What about your mum?" "She died when I was five and my little sister was just born. We had an autopsy and it said that she was poisoned but we all ate the same food and the police said there wasn't enough to investigate so the closed the case." "You've been through a lot Abena. I feel like such a dick." He said. "You are." She replied and he laughed. "Come on. Let's go and watch a movie. I have caramel popcorn." He grinned and she jumped off the bed. "Why are you still sitting down? Stand up jare. I'm picking the movie." She said, pulling his arm but she wasn't able to move him. "Babe. You really think you can move all this muscle and hotness?" He asked, gesturing to himself. "I didn't see any muscle, or hotness. You're just fat." She joked and he lifted an eyebrow, pretending to be angry. "Fat?" He asked, standing up and following her out. "There isn't one ounce of fat on me. Admit it, I'm hot." "Whatever lets you sleep at night Mr. Ademi." ... "You apologized?" Tobi nodded, answering him for the fifth time. "You. Tobi Ademi, apologized?" "For the sixth time, yes." "Wow. The world is coming to an end. Pigs are flying. What is-" "Guy shut up jare." Tobi cut him off, slapping the back of his head. "It's just surprising. You should marry her. She's good for you." Joseph said and Tobi glared at him. "Shut up jare. You've started. I don't want to marry. Leave me alone." Tobi replied. "Aw come on. You guys are perfect for eachother." Joseph whined. "Go away. Abi is it by force? No! I don't want to marry her. She's nice and all but, no." Tobi stated. "You like her." Joseph wiggled his eyebrows. Tobi stood up, hiding the smile on his face. "I have work to do." Joseph laughed as he watched his friends retreating figure. "You didn't deny it!" ... "How about, I take you out next week? Not this week, I'm loaded at work, but next week?" Tobi asked. Abena was making Afang vegetable soup, and he was lazing around in the kitchen. She looked up from the vegetables that she was mixing together in the pot.

episode 61 "To where? I'm not going to one of your clubs again. It's weird." She replied with a smile. "Anywhere you want." He shrugged. "As long as I'm with you." "That's so cheesy." She laughed, pretending to be unaffected by his words. "Girls like cheesy. Especially you Naija girls." He teased. "Abi you don't like?" He was stepping to close to her, and she averted her gaze to the soup she was stirring. "The food is ready. Be useful for once and bring the garri so I can make eba." ... "Tobi, have you seen my-" Abena stopped when she noticed that he was talking to a guest. "Oh my God I'm so sorry. I didn't know you had a guest. I'll be in my room, sorry." She said, going back up the stairs. "No. Come back. This concerns you, I was just about to call you." Tobi said, gesturing for her to take a seat. She sat down, and looked at the man sitting beside Tobi. He looked really familiar. "Abena, this is Francis. Remember him? He helped me find you when that... thing happened. He's a private investigator." Tobi said, and Francis gave her a small smile. "Oh. I remember you. Thank you. Is this about what happened?" She asked. "No. Actually, I want him to look into your mothers case." Tobi said. Abena shook her head, pushing back the tears that threatened to fall. "The police closed the case a long time ago. There's nothing we can do." "It won't be treated as a police case. It is a private investigation. All we would do is find out the truth, and then, send it to the police to prosecute." Francis explained to her. "Abena. Look at me." Tobi said but she kept on shaking her head. "Baby. Look at me." He tried again, and she looked at him. "Let's find out the truth, okay? All you need is the truth." Silence stretched between them, and then after a while she nodded, and gave a sad smile. "Good. So do you remember anything about your mother. Enemies, fights, anything?" Francis asked, bringing out his tablet to write down whatever she would say. "I don't know. I was five at that time. I hardly even remember her sef." Abena said. "Anything at all?" Francis pushed her. She stared at nothing for a while. Thinking and searching her memory for anything. Then suddenly, she looked at Tobi, with a triumphant glint in her eyes. "My father. Every time we had a memorial service for her, he always said that before she died, she spent her last moments with her family and her best friend." Abena said, giving a small smile at the thought. Then suddenly, it struck her like lightening. The day she left home, the words of Bridget, her step mother. "You're just like your mother." "We were best friends, yet she stole him." "My mother's best friend was my step mother."

Na ur step mom kill your mama

cont let see who kill ur mother.

ride on

Hmmmmm

So Demi is your sister's child? No wonder

There's none other to suspect except your step-mother

ABENA....I Feel Your Pain

I guess your step mom killed your mom

The truth is that Tobi likes Abena so much........... I hope they become an item later

Guess this search is not gonna be a long one.

How is Demi nw hope he's doing fine?...... Tobi just stope deceiving urself u like Abena.

Bridget killed her, we ain't sweating it

Tobi will soon admit t, let's see hw d investigation s gonna go

Abena u've been Tru a lot

Hope u find the real culprit behind ur mom's death

His mum wants not only a grandchild but also a daughter inlaw so, Tobi Ademi get ready to marry Abena

episode 62 "Why do I have to be blindfolded?" Tobi asked as Abena led him towards the stairs, a bandana was tied around his eyes. "So that when we reach the nursery, the full effect of my awesome decorating skills would hit you with full force." She explained, holding his hand as they slowly walked up the stairs. "Yes, but when we reach the nursery, the door would be closed and when we open it and enter, I would still see the full effect of your apparent awesome decorating skills." He argued, as he let her lead him through the corridor. "Yeah but if you enter the room blindfolded, by the time you open your eyes, it would hit you like a ton of bricks." "One, I really hope the ton of bricks thing is being used metaphorically. And two, it's the same thing with what I said about not using the-" "Tobi Ademi, one more word and I would slap you ehn." She warned, now dragging him. They stood in front of the room. "Nawa! Such a violent pregnant woman." He whined and she laughed, rolling her eyes. She fished out the key from her pocket, and unlocked the door. Opening it, she pushed him inside. "Very violent." He muttered. "Okay, and open!" He removed the bandana and looked around the baby room. The walls were painted in yellow and white stripes, and the baby cots were at a side, beside each other, with a yellow bedsheet and a white pillow. There was a frame of letters arranged on the wall, and a cabinet at another side. The couches were white with yellow spots, and the centre rug was yellow. On the couches and around the room, different stuffed animals were arranged everywhere. "Wow. It's really good." Tobi complimented. "Uju did a really good job oh." She glared at him and hit the back of his head. He pouted and rubbed the place she hit, before going to seat down on the couch. "Be careful, don't wrinkle anything." Abena warned but he just rolled his eyes and patted the space beside him, gesturing for her to seat down. She sat down beside him. "It's really good Abena. The kids would love it." He said. "Good. Because I put my heart and soul into this." She smiled. "Abena-" "Who is going to take care of the children?" She suddenly asked, afraid of what he was going to say. "I would start interviewing Nannies when you're in your eighth month." He replied and she nodded. "Make sure she's pretty." Abena started, looking at nothing in particular. "She has to be pretty, and friendly, and funny and random. But also strict when it's necessary. She must be fun to be with. Speak good English. Like music and dancing. She has to know how to sing, so she can sing them to sleep. She has to be an excellent cook. She has to be patient and calm. She has to read them books and let them watch all the cartoons so that their childhood would be complete. She must care about them, not because she's being paid to, but because she's passionate about kids. She must pick them up from school on time. And when their sick, she must take very good care of them." "Abena." "Promise me you'll have time for them Tobi. You won't bury yourself in your work, but you'll create a lot of bonding time to spend with them." "I promise Abena. Nothing would happen to them." He pulled her towards him, and stroked her hair. She hung unto him, resting her head on his legs, and blinking away the tears that threatened to fall.

episode 63 "Thank you." ... "Why can't you just be with her?" "Because we signed a contract Joseph. She's here to give birth and leave. No strings attached. You can't just forget the point of all this." Tobi replied. They were at a restaurant, waiting for a very late client, and Joseph just had to bring up Abena as a topic. "Why? You like her. This is the first time you've liked someone." Joseph argued. "I never said I like her Joseph. Stop jumping into conclusions." Tobi groaned, rubbing his temple. "But you care about her. And don't tell me it's because she's carrying your baby." Joseph pointed out. "Fine. I care about her. But that's what it would be. Nothing else." "Why don't you want a family?" "Well, because families break." Tobi snapped. "And if mine breaks, it would be my fault. So it's better to prevent it, than to get hurt after." Tobi said, avoiding his gaze. "You're not him. You're not a cheat like your father Tobi." "Well he didn't know he was a cheat until he became a cheat." Tobi shrugged, hoping that the client would arrive soon. Joseph was about to say something, when Tobi pointed at a lanky man walking into the restaurant. "Mr. Dotun is here, get the documents ready." Joseph rolled his eyes, and said. "You should know one thing. When life breaks your family and takes a member away, God rebuilds it, and gives you someone else." ... "Tobi!" "Yeah?" Tobi replied, moving the phone away from his ear because Abena was shouting. "Are you still at the office?" She asked, and he smiled at the sound of her soft voice. "I'm leaving now. Why?" "I need bread." She simply said. "There's bread at home." He replied, amused. "I don't want that one. I want agege bread." She explained and he rolled his eyes even if she couldn't see him. "Bread is bread Abena. Stop disturbing me." "No it's not. I want agege bread. No wait, let me rephrase that, the twins want agege bread." She pointed out. "Stop using my children to get things from me." He groaned, starting his car. "Technically, your children are in me, so I'm the only one that can speak for them. Unless you want to carry them yourself." "Thats impossible." He said. "Exactly. So I'm the one who understands what the children want, and they want agege bread." "Whatever. Fine. I'll get you your stupid bread." He replied childishly but she just chuckled. "Good. And buy chocolate and snacks on your way. I've finished the ones at home. And bananas too." "Abena! I bought five of the large toblerones, seven maltesers and ten boxes of Maryland cookies. Just yesterday!" He said surprised. "Oops?" ... "What do you want to eat?" "Rice." Tobi replied without looking away from his laptop.

episode 64A "Thats what we ate yesterday. I'm making sweet potatoes." "Then why did you ask me?" He asked exasperated. "So that you can think you have a say in what I cook." She shrugged and left, going to the kitchen. He dropped his laptop on the centre table and followed her. "We're going out tomorrow. Have you thought of where you want to go?" "Can we go to the beach? Please?" She smiled broadly at him and he chuckled. "Do you have a beach wear?" "No. We didn't buy that day." She frowned. "Okay. We can go. We'll stop by the mall on the way to get you a bikini." He was the one smiling broadly this time. "Should I be worried?" She lifted an eyebrow. "If you want to go to the beach, I get to pick your bikini." He wiggled his eyebrows. "Tobi! You're so... ugh!" She complained although she was laughing and he joined in. "I promise you, it'll be sexy." He shrugged and she laughed. "Shut up you!" ... "Wake up. We have somewhere to be." Abena said, shaking Tobi who was still asleep. "Go away. It's too early." He mumbled. "Stand up jare! We have a beach that's calling my name." "Beaches don't talk. Now go away. It's 5:30 in the morning. We're not leaving till like ten." He grumbled. "Yes but we have to get ready. And pack all our stuff, and eat breakfast, and you still have that stupid morning run, and we also have to stop by the mall first." Abena whined. "Shut up. Your voice is disturbing my sleep." She stood upright and placed her hands on her waist. She looked towards the bathroom and was about to go there. "If you pour water on me ehn, you won't even see sand." He threatened. She stomped her foot on the floor like a child and folded her arms against her chest. Then, lightbulb. "Tobi. If you stand up right now, you'll pick my bikini when we get to the mall." He stood up immediately. ... "I'm so excited. Aren't you excited?" Abena asked. "Yes I am. And very sleep deprived too." He grumbled while opening the store room to bring out umbrellas and other things they would need at the beach. "You're such a grouch." She laughed. "How can you be so happy when you woke up that early?" She shrugged and then her phone rang. She looked at the unknown number before answering the call. "Hello?" Tobi had entered the store room. "Yes. Abena? This is Francis." "Oh. Hello. Is there a problem?" "No. No problem. Is Tobi there?" "Yes. He's with me." She replied, confused. "Oh good. I just cracked your case." She heard him say in a very excited tone. "Oh!" "Yes. Your mother was poisoned when she had dinner at her best friends house. She was poisoned by your step mother." Abena's hand suddenly felt sweaty and the phone dropped, breaking into pieces on the floor. Tobi ran out of the room worriedly. But he was too late. She fainted, and fell down the stairs. Tobi ran after her, down the stairs, and crouched beside her, checking her for any wounds while he called the doctor. "Yes? This is Mr. Ademi. Send an ambulance to my house right now!" He held her to him, shaking in tears, then something caught his eye. Blood trickled out from between her legs.

B Abena forced her eyes open, then suddenly wished she didn't. She could hear Tobi shouting at someone, and she just wanted to open her eyes again. "I didn't ask you to tell her anything you idiot! I told you to report to me directly!" "Well if I wasn't picking my calls, why didn't you just wait till I called you back?!" "Well now she's in the hospital because of your stupid mistake!" "I don't care if she told you she was with me! You were to report to me dammit!" She heard something fall and clatter on the floor, presumably his phone. "You need to calm down." She heard another voice. Joseph? "She's not waking up man. The doctor said she'll wake soon." "Shut up Tobi. You're making noise." She muttered. She forced her eyes open and saw him in front of her, looking at her with worry in his eyes. "I'm sorry. Are you okay?" He asked softly. "I feel weak." She replied and then the events that happened came rushing into her mind. They were going to the beach, Bridget killed her mom, she fell down the stairs. She fell down the stairs. She turned to Tobi frantically and asked, already dreading the answer. "My babies. Tobi, how are my babies?" ...

pray nothing should happen to them.

new episode is here @maths @ireoluwa Emmanuel @martexy @jocopet @promisingstar @itzprince @sabinto @juddy @jummybabe @kingsbest @holuwaseyi @thochukwu @christopher @Ghuyvher

Hmmm What happened

Hope nothing happen to the babies

hope Abena babies is safe

Nothing happened to the babies, That I know for sure cos if not, Tobi would have been more aggrieved than just shouting over the phone at Francis and probably be weeping his eyes out. Guess this will make Tobi realize that he not just like Abena; He loves her and can't do without her

I hope that nothing happened to the babies o

Tobi don fall for abena

i knew her step mum did it

Nothing will happen to the baby

I knew it was her step mom

The babies are fyn Tobi u love Abena you don't only care about her

Hope nothing happen to our twins

episode 65 Silence hung in the air, so heavily. Abena was only focused on Tobi's face, his reaction, and most importantly, his answer. Silence stretched for a while, that Abena wanted to cry. And she would have, if Tobi didn't suddenly have a wide grin on his face. "The babies are fine Abena." She let out a breath of relief, and wiped a traitor tear with the back of her hand. He pulled her into a hug, and she laughed. "Oh God you scared me!" She said. "I scared you? You scared the hell out of me. I thought I lost you." He whispered into her ear but Abena couldn't shake off the feeling that he was talking to his children, and not her. "You should be facing your children, not me." She whispered back. "Why?" "Well, you were scared of loosing your children. I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have overreacted and fainted or something. I already had a feeling it was her, so I don't really know why I-" "Abena! I care about you. Isn't it obvious? What more do you want me to do to show that I care?" He asked, releasing her from the hug and looking at her. "I know you only care, not because you love me, but because you love what is in me." She said and turned away, afraid of what he was going to say, how he was going to reject her. He hushed her and pulled her to him so they was no space in between, and placed his lips on hers. He pulled away and looked at her, a whirlwind of emotions in his eyes, and then spoke again. "At first, I only cared about the baby, not you. But now I want you. Because I've fallen in love with all of you. It's no longer my baby; it's now our baby." Then she pulled him back to her, to finish what he started. Their lips moved in sync against each other, and Abena held him by his neck, trying to stay in place. She got tired of her uncomfortable position, so she groaned and lay down properly, pulling him with her. He smiled against her lips, and held her by her waist, hovering over her. They finally pulled away from each other, and he grinned at her widely. "So? How amazing of a kisser am I?" He teased. "Tobi!" She laughed. "You have no idea how hard I'm falling for you. C'mon. Let me show you again." He whispered against her lips and was about to press his lips against hers when someone cleared his throat in the room. "You guys seem to have forgotten that we're still here." Joseph said, referring to him and Dera, and having a mischievous smile plastered across his face. "Pay up. You owe me 10k." He turned to Dera. "You guys bet? On us?" Tobi asked, a look of surprise on his face. "Well she thought you would be too much of a snob and an idiot to admit your feelings, but I thought you would eventually break." Joseph shrugged. "And as I always say, love triumphs over all things." "I've never heard you say that." Tobi lifted an eyebrow. "Shut up. You're ruining my moment of amazing-ess." Joseph replied and Dera just rolled her eyes. "I'll be right back. Let me call the doctor." Tobi said, and gave her a peck on the lips before leaving the room. Joseph wheeled himself towards Abena, still smiling. "So, future sister in law. How are my god children?"

episode 66 "Who said they're going to be your god children?" Abena asked, still smiling. "They have to be! I insist." "Joseph. Stop disturbing her jare. She's probably extra tired after that heated kiss." Dera winked at Abena and Joseph high fived his wife. Abena was about to say something when Tobi walked in with the doctor. "Okay Miss. Omotosho. Let me check you out." The doctor said with a wide smile. Abena sat up slowly and the doctor checked her vitals and any other injuries she sustained. "You're very lucky. Someone pregnant women don't live through that kind of accident. I've asked Mr. Ademi to place you on bed rest for the next week since he doesn't want you to stay in the hospital." Abena nodded. "So you can change out of what you're wearing, and I'll bring some papers for you to sign before you leave." The doctor left and Abena lifted an eyebrow at Tobi. "You don't want me to stay in the hospital?" "Well yes. I can take care of you by myself. I don't need all this male doctors coming around you." He replied, giving her a bag of clothes. "You do realise that my doctor is male. And he would be the one that would help me deliver the babies?" She asked, amused. "Well I'm getting you a female doctor. I can't just let males look at you, in that area." He replied, whining like a child. "And that, my dear, is the beginning of all the disadvantages of being loved by Tobi Ademi." Joseph said and Tobi slapped him at the back of his head. "Who said anything about love?" Tobi asked, while Joseph rubbed the back of his head, feigning hurt. Dera ignored the two men and helped Abena out of the bed, following her to the bathroom to change. "I swear, the both of them are children." Dera commented with a laugh. "Shayy." Abena agreed and they burst into laughter. "We can hear you laughing at us oh!" Joseph called from the hospital room, which made the women laugh even harder. ... "We have somewhere to go first before we go home Tobi." Abena said. They had left the hospital, and Tobi had helped her into the car. He did her seat belt firmly, but not hard enough to hurt her stomach while muttering something about 'not loosing any one else.' "Where? And don't say the beach Abena. We have to postpone that one." He replied, doing his seatbelt and starting the car. "No. Not the beach." She laughed. "I want to see her." "Who?" Tobi asked with confusion. "Bridget." "No. No way. You just got out of the hospital because of her. And now you want me to take you to a police station?" Tobi barked. "I have a right to see her! I just want to face my past once and for all. I just want to be able to keep everything behind me. You have to respect that." She replied, raising her voice a little. "I don't want you to get hurt." He said quietly. "I won't. Not any more." She shook her head and looked out of the window. He sighed and nodded. "Fine. But one wrong happening and I'm getting you out of there." He finally gave in. "Thanks." She whispered.

the guy has broken o. I thought he was the mighty Ademi Tobi...

Finally he admitted it, let's see how you hi roll

*Guys roll

The babies are alright.

I Hope D Babies Are Ok

The almighty Tobi Ademi in love?!, awesome!

thanks for the update

this is a good news of d century, tobi is finally admitting his feelings towards abena, dat good. but did d writer mention anytin abt abena being a virgin? bcos dia is sometin I wanna ask @bae jenny

Tobi has finally admitted his love for Abena

Tobi had finally found the courage to confess his feelings

Awesome!! Awesome!!! Almighty Tobi Ademi is in love

Please, if this is a dream don't wake up o.. Nice one

that what makes the difference Tobi love but more trouble to come

Nice one

finally

Wow, finally. The almighty Tobi Ademi is in love and he finally admitted, pls writter Carry on, biko.

Finally Almighty Tobi is in love

wow! I know it. they are together now

episode 67 "Good day sir. I'm sorry but Mrs. Bridget Omotosho isn't seeing any visitors." "Tell the Police Chief that Tobi Ademi is here. And make it quick." Tobi simply said, his famous glare intimidating the Police officer. "Right away." He replied, picking up the landline. "Gosh! Nawa for you. Even police men are afraid of you sef." Abena teased, trying to lighten the mood. "Yeah well they should be." Tobi shrugged, not smiling at all. "Tobi. Calm down. I'll just talk to her, then we'll leave." Abena said, placing her hands on his neck and looking up at his face. He pulled her to him and buried his head in her hair. "Yes ma'am." He whispered. A police officer looked at them and coughed to get their attention. "I've been instructed to take you to Mrs. Bridget Omotosho. Please follow me." They followed him to a room where they were asked to seat down. The walls were all white, and in the middle of the room, was a wooden table, and two chairs on both sides. Abena sat down on the chair, knowing that her back would hurt later on, and Tobi sat beside her, rubbing circles on her back. A police officer walked in with Bridget, and sat her down. He looked at them. "Ten minutes." As soon as the police officer left, Bridget glared at Abena and sneered at her. "I see you got yourself pregnant for a very rich man. Just like your mother. Such a gold digger." She spat out. Abena stood up and did what she had always wanted to do. She slapped Bridget across her cheek, while the latter winced. "You have no right to talk about her. Especially after what you've done. You destroyed my family. You ended us." Abena replied, sitting down and staring at her straight in the eye. "I was simply taking what was mine." "And how did that end up for you?" "I should have ended you too." Bridget scowled causing Tobi to stand up. Abena pulled him back down and gave him a look. It was her fight. Her family. Her revenge. "I always knew you were a twisted unhappy bitch from the day my dad brought you home. I just wish he would have seen it too. But he didn't. You took my mom and my dad from me. But that's okay. You're getting the death sentence. I hope you know. You can't afford a lawyer, so the state would give you one. But the lawyer wouldn't really care, because it's so obvious that you're guilty. You're finally going back to where you came from: hell." Abena stood up, and Tobi followd suit, leading her out of the gloomy room. "I'm sorry!" Bridget called out before they left. "Too late for that." The police officer said to her, forcing her to stand up. Tobi led Abena out of the station and into the car. He made sure she was comfortable with the seat belt, then went to the other side to seat down. "Dont let her get to you love." He said after a while. "At least, you've helped me get what I've always wanted: Justice. Thank you Tobi." She said, removing her seat belt and hugging him. "Anything for you love." He said, stroking her hair. "Anything." She leaned back into her seat. "You better do that seat belt exactly how I did it for you because it took a lot of skill and Tobi Ademi awesomeness to get it done." He joked and she laughed.

episode 68 At that moment, Abena knew that they were going to be okay. ... When they got home, Abena went straight to bed, and Tobi went to the kitchen to get dinner ready. He was already blending the tomatoes and peppers for the sauce, when his phone rang. He grimaced at the caller ID, but answered the call anyway. "Yes?" "Tobi darling! Its been so long since we've spoken. Have you been that busy?" He heard Eniola's voice from the phone. Why didn't this woman just take a hint? Every other woman left him after a night, two at most. "How do you have my personal cell number?" "Is that what you're going to say? You didn't even miss me?" She whined. "I'm too busy for this." He said. "Tobi." She started firmly, and Tobi could smell a threat coming. "We're meant for each other. And there's no way you're leaving me, especially not for that pregnant girl I saw at your house. You'll come back begging, I lo-" Tobi hung up and blocked her number. Then he placed his phone back into his back pocket and put on the blender. ... "So. Is my Jollof rice as amazing as yours?" Tobi asked, looking at Abena eagerly. She had insisted on coming downstairs to eat, when he wanted to bring her food up to her room. "Ehn. You could have done better." She shrugged and he frowned. "I spent hours in the kitchen trying to make it perfect." He groaned and she laughed. "Chill jare. Its good. Not as good as mine but you tried sha." She teased. "Hm. Well let me show you something I'm really good with." He smirked and leaned him towards her. She just rolled her eyes and placed a finger on his lips. "Control yourself man. Besides, I'm still here struggling to eat your food." "Wow. Just wow. You just broke my heart." He said feigning hurt. "Hm. Oya come let me fix it for you." She smiled, placing her plate of food on the table and pulling him towards her. Then his phone rang. "What?" Tobi growled and Abena laughed. He put the phone on speaker, and Joseph's voice filled the air. "Why do I have a feeling that I interrupted something very sexual?" "What do you want?" Tobi asked. "This is so unfair. You used to have my time, and you guys get together this morning and all of a sudden, I'm no longer important?" Abena laughed and rolled her eyes. "Joseph? Have you told them yet?" They heard Dera ask. "Oh. Right. You guys should turn on the t.v." Jospeh said. "Why?" Tobi asked annoyed. "Its already on." Abena added. "No like, the news channel." Joseph added. "Oh." They both replied simultaneously. Abena took the remote and changed the channel. Then they both stared at the main topic of the entertainment news. BILLIONAIRE TOBI ADEMI FINALLY HAS A GIRLFRIEND, OR SHOULD WE SAY, A BABY MAMA?! The newscasters were talking about how Nigerian girls were gold diggers and Abena, or as they called her, Mystery girl, finally 'trapped' Tobi Ademi with a pregnancy that is probably not his. "Why are we on t.v?" Abena asked panicky. The picture there was a picture of when Tobi and Abena were leaving the hospital. His hands were on her waist and she was laughing at something as he whispered in her ear. Tobi shrugged, looking calm. He expected it. He smirked at her and said. "I hope it isn't a bad time to say, we look really good in that picture." ...

episode 69 Abena walked slowly while looking at the different maternity dresses. Her clothes were getting small again, and she was too angry at Tobi to ask him to tag along. She frowned again, thinking of the argument they had had the night before. How could he be so nonchalant about what the press was saying about her? About the both of them? ... "This isn't funny Tobi. Can you hear what they're saying? Nobody cares about what we look like!" Abena shouted. "Calm down Abena. After a while, they'll just forget about it and move to a new story." He replied, visibly frustrated. "They're calling me your baby mama! They say the pregnancy might not even be yours because apparently, Tobi Ademi can't make such a 'mistake'." She snapped. "But you know it's my baby!" Tobi cried in exasperation. "Why do you care about what they say?" "Because!" She sighed. He looked at her expectantly, waiting for further explanations. "I don't know! I just don't like it. Look at all the horrible things they're saying about me! And it's true." Abena finally said. "Who cares what they say?" Tobi asked again. "Me." "Why?" "Because I'm pregnant! When I'm happy, I'm elated. When I'm sad, I'm fucking depressed!" Tobi winced at the sound of her swearing. "Abena. What they say doesn't matter. You and I, that's all that matters." He held her shoulders and looked at her. She looked away from him, averting her eyes to anywhere but his inviting gaze. "Look at me, ife mi." He whispered. Her heart beat quickened at the sound of the new nickname. "Please, stop them from saying all those things about me. I don't want to be seen as that girl." She replied, her lips quivering as she spoke. "Okay." He replied and pulled her into a hug that she happily accepted. ... Although they had resolved it, Abena couldn't shake off a feeling, that someone was setting them up to fail. She pulled out another dress and took them all to the dressing room to try them on. Although she was in love with her unborn children, she hated the fact that she was pregnant. Or fat, as she called herself sometimes. She wished she had accepted Tobi's offer when he wanted to accompany her to the mall, but she wanted some time to think. They were both from two separate worlds, and someone was trying to make that fact known to her. ... After trying all the dresses, and hating each one, Abena walked out of Mr. Price and decided to go to Shoprite to get herself ice cream. She had finished every single tub at home and although she loved ice cream, she hated the fact that she was eating like a pig. She picked two large chocolate ice cream tubs and dropped them in the trolley. She wondered why she had decided to take a trolley when she wasn't buying much, but after inhaling the scent from the Shoprite bakery, she couldn't help but follow it and forget about every other thing.

Abena Stop Boardring Urself U are Now a Celeb.

Hmmmm i thought she lost the babies ni

People can talk... This is one of the reasons I hate some news channels

Good thing u guys are together, let's see what lies ahead

Always carriers of fake and made up news

Eniola is behind the press report

Dats eniola's doin, she is d one putting dem on news but its her loss shs

Its just like Joseph said, "that's one of the disadvantage of dating Tobi", you better get used to it.

Ride on

Abena why did you keep eating anything eat able

Following

Abena... You shouldn't be walking the streets all by yourself nowadays cos it's becoming riskier with the likes of Eniola wishing and fighting they had Tobi to themselves

Expecting your wedding i.v

episode 70 As she made her way to the bakery, someone stopped her; a woman who was a few inches taller than her. The only thing Abena noticed, was her blazing red lipstick, which clashed badly with her very dark skin. "Hey! I know you!" Abena froze in her spot and thought of whether to turn around or keep walking. Before she could decide, the woman, accompanied by three other women that Abena just noticed walked up to Abena and smiled at her. But it wasn't a warm smile. Instead it was intimidating, threatning. "I told you she looked familiar!" One of the girls hissed to the other. Abena stared at them, not sure of what they wanted. All that was going through her head was the thought bakery on the other side and the four strangers that were blocking her way. "I saw you on t.v. You're Tobi Ademi's baby mama aren't you?" The woman with the red lipstick asked, giving her a disgusted sneer. "Tobi Ademi! You mean the billionaire! Lucky girl. I thought he doesn't date?" Another girl asked, feigning innocence. Abena's heart was thumping now, against her chest. She had never been confronted this way before, and she hated the way they looked at her. They looked at her like she was cheap. A slut. "I heard that the baby might not even be his." 'Red Lipstick' said, talking as though Abena was not there, and all Abena wanted to do was wrap her hands around her neck and choke her out of anger, but she clenched her fists and watched quietly. "Yeah, this isn't the first time someone would claim to be pregnant for him, but when paternity tests are done, you'll find out that the girl was just lying." A girl wearing a cap said. Abena's eyes widened at the statement. She never knew that Tobi had had other women lying about being pregnant for him, and now they were so sure that she was just like that. They had cornered her now, and the mall was so crowded that nobody noticed the interaction between them. A few people looked at them with suspicions, but nobody bothered to intervene. "Yeah that can be true. Gold diggers are everywhere nowadays." A girl said, chewing her gum noisily. "Can you please excuse me? I need to leave." Abena finally spoke up, anger flowing through her veins. "Is that child for Tobi Ademi?" 'Red Lipstick' asked. "Or is it just another bastard?" Abena gave her a resounding slap on her cheek, which caused heads to turn and other people finally stopped to watch the drama that they hoped would unfold. Some already had their phones ready to catch every second on video. "How dare you?" Abena heard the ugly black girl snarl. 'Red Lipstick' raised a hand to slap Abena back but surprisingly, Abena held her hand back and glared at her. She gave her another slap, feeling good with herself. "Don't you ever, ever in your miserable life, call my children that name." Abena grabbed her trolley and stormed over to the bakery, now feeling embarrassed because of the attention that she had attracted. She couldn't help but wish Tobi had come with her. Not only would she have found the right dresses, but if he was with her, the rest of the world would finally believe her. ... Abena lay down on the couch, watching a comedy show and sipping Orange juice lazily. Tobi had gone to Ibadan, and wouldn't be back till the next day.

episode 71 It was still afternoon, and although she wanted to go out, she couldn't help but remember what happened the last time she did. When she got home, she was eager to see Tobi, to ask him to clean up the mess that was beginning to expand, but he wasn't around, and he left a note saying that he had gone to Ibadan for urgent business. She had called his mother after a while, just to know how she was doing, but after a while, she just felt lazy and decided to lay around a bit. A few months ago, her life was drama-free. Tough, but still drama-free. But she was willing to go through all the drama, because she was sure the he was going to stay with her through it all. She placed her hand lovingly on her stomach, and smiled. Tobi loved doing that, he would kiss her stomach before she went to sleep, talking to the twins as though they could hear him. He was totally convinced that they could. He was also totally convinced that they were both girls. Abena smiled to herself and suddenly missed him. She had never been dependent on anyone, but she found herself leaning on him more and more every day. Her thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the front door, followed by the continuous ringing of the doorbell. Abena walked towards the door with caution, and opened it slowly. Before she could say a word, and angry Eniola stormed in, burning with anger. "Where is Tobi?" She snarled at Abena. Abena rolled her eyes at her, still surprisingly calm. "He's not home." "He wasn't at the office too." Eniola pointed out. "He's out of town for a while." Abena shrugged. "I'll pay you." Eniola said out of the blue. Abena looked at her in confusion, wondering what the witch of a woman in front of her possibly meant. "I'll pay you to leave Tobi for me." She explained and Abena looked at her, not with anger, but with disgust. What was the limit to her desperation? "No thank you. I don't need your money. Not everything can be bought with money." Abena replied confidently, although her words seemed to bite back at her too. After all, she was pregnant for money. "You wouldn't last. You've seen the news. The both of you aren't meant for each other. You're dirt poor, and he's filthy rich. You're low class, and he's highly sophisticated. All he needs is that child, and when he finally gets it, you'll be gone. Out of his life, and out of my way. He wouldn't have the courage to tell the world that he's with someone like you Abena. Wake up! This isn't some American cliche novel. This is Nigeria. Naija ! It doesn't work that way. Poor people like you don't mix with the rich guys like us." Abena shut her eyes firmly, and opened them again, looking at Eniola with pure hatred. "Get out." Eniola smirked at her, knowing fully well that Abena was affected by her words. She walked out of the house elegantly, and Abena wondered why Tobi was with someone like her, when he could have someone better. ... Tobi had returned from Ibadan quickly, eager to see Abena, so he was surprised to see that she didn't feel the same. She had been giving him one word answers, and spending more time in her room. He suspected that it was because of what had been trending on the news, so he decided to put an end to it.

episode 72 Abena stared at the t.v. suddenly hating the piece of equipment that had entertained her for a very long time. Tobi was on t.v, holding a press conference. He had said it before that news like that would be disturbing to his image, and business partners wouldn't want to continue working with him if he had such a questionable reputation. He was asked the question about his relationship with Abena, and her she drew a breath, eager to hear what he was going to say. "All I did was help a friend in need. We're just friends. Nothing more." ... "Hey, what's up?" Tobi called as he walked into the house. He pulled Abena to him and was about to kiss her when she wriggled out of his arms with force. " Friends don't kiss each other!" She snapped. "Ife mi, just listen." He started, rubbing his temple with his hand. "Don't call me that. Don't even." She warned him, shooting daggers at him with a piercing glare. "You don't understand. I had to. I had to stop the rumours." He pleaded. "Then why couldn't you tell them what you told me! You said you wanted to be with me! Was that a lie?" She raised her voice, pointing an accusing finger at him. "No it wasn't. I would never lie to you. I want to be with you." He replied. "Then why couldn't you just tell the whole world the truth?" Her voice was shaking as she spoke, and she could feel the tears threatening to spill out. He opened his mouth to say something, but closed it again, as though he was looking for the right words. He wouldn't have the courage to tell the world that he's with someone like you. Eniola's words rang in her mind. "Were you ashamed of me?" He shook his head vehemently and was about to speak, but she wasn't done. "You were trying to protect your reputation, weren't you?" She asked, accusation in her voice. He looked away from her, feeling guilty, and she didn't stop the tears from falling this time. "All that mattered that moment was the reputation that you had worked so hard to build all your life, and you couldn't let one small thing, like me, ruin it all." She continued and he couldn't speak. He didn't know what to say. She stormed out of the room, but not before saying: "I knew falling in love with you was a mistake."

Abena, your life is your life. Only you knows how you live your life so, it doesn't matter what people say

Oouch!, that hurts. Am sure Tobi is going to correct his mistakes.

What matters is the love you found

continue

Hmmmmm Tobi!! This is not too good oo Why do most billionaires make rash decisions & hurtful statements just to save one damm reputation?

Tobi you are an idiot with capital letters

naw u knw

Tobi what you did was wrong

U've got to apologise and correct ur mistake

Hmmm......ride on

I don't think its a crime for a rich guy to marry a poor lady, so y did u give out such statement tobi? dat u just help her as a Frnd, gosh!!

hmm Tobi

No Abena, it was not a mistake. It was fate

But Tobi, you no try o

Hmm, those re the trials u guys will have to face

episode 73 Abena had no idea what heartbreak felt like. She had read it in books, and watch it in movies, but if this was really how it felt, then she wondered why people bothered to fall in love. She had tried to stop crying, knowing that it would affect the babies health, but the more she tried to push everything to the back of her mind, the more it pushed back. She berated herself for being so stupid. How could she easily forget? He was the Tobi Ademi, and she was a poor girl with a dysfunctional past and a bleak future. Yet she thought that it didn't matter. Of course it did. Class defined a person. She tried to think of a life without Tobi. One thing was for sure. Without him, Demi would be dead. ... "What are you saying?" Joseph asked in irritation. "I'm saying that it's probably better like this. Okay? This-" he gestured with his hands, "was not supposed to happen. Love was not supposed to be involved. I've told you, I'll hurt her over and over again. I'm just not made for love." Tobi snapped. "That's just bullshit. Everyone is made for love. You're just a coward. You enjoy taking risks, yet you can't take this one. Why? Because you care what other people think? Screw them!" Joseph retorted. "Screw them? I'm sure you want to say that I should screw my business partners too ehn? Investors? I have to have a good image, without that, everything that I've ever worked for goes down the drain!" Tobi replied in frustration. "So what? Abena gives you a bad image? How? Because she's poor? Dude. I'm really disappointed in you. Who cares about where she came from? She makes you happy, thats all that matters. And in the business aspect, if you didn't notice, ever since you realised that you like her, profit increased by forty percent, you've been doing so well in presentations and bringing in investments. You're better with her. Look at you now! You can't even draw up a single presentation." Joseph slumped in his seat, staring at Tobi with intensity. "I just don't want to hurt her. But that's all that I find myself doing. And you know how much she hates attention. I thought if I could draw the attention away from her, she would be happy. But telling everyone that I'm dating a girl whose step mother killed her parents and whos raising her late sisters child and is also pregnant for me, that's messy. Its like everyone would be watching, waiting for us to fail." He sighed, burying his face in his palms. "She doesn't mind the attention, as long as it's with you. And her past doesn't define her Tobi. Just keep this in mind. If it makes you happy, ignore the crowd and go for it." Joseph advised, standing up and giving his friend a pat on the back before leaving the office. Tobi hated himself at that moment. Yes, he loved her. But yes, he was afraid he would hurt her. He had hurt her before, and he didn't know if he would do it again. Scratch that! He was going for her. He wasn't about to lose her, ever. He grabbed his blazer from the chair and walked briskly out of his office. ... Abena couldn't remember the last time she had an outing with a girlfriend. So when Dera called and asked if she could meet her at Coldstone, Abena agreed immediately.

episode,74 They sat by the window side, Dera was backing the window and facing Abena as she narrated the whole fight with Tobi. The only thing that was stopping Abena from crying, was the big tub of Rocky Road ice cream in front of her that she was hurriedly digging in. "He loves you. You know that right?" Dera asked gently. "Pfft. And then he loves his reputation more." Abena replied sarcastically. "He's just afraid. And it's not only about his reputation and business, but he's afraid of hurting you." Dera continued, ignoring Abena's outburst. "Why?" Abena asked with a mouth full of ice cream, suddenly interested. "His father used to cheat on his mom before he died. Tobi has this sick perspective that families don't last, and if he makes one, he'll do something stupid and break it." Dera said, taking a spoon of her French vanilla ice cream. "Well how is any of this going to work if he can't even trust in himself?" Abena asked with frustration, stabbing the ice cream with the fragile spoon. "Well I've asked Joseph to speak, and if necessarily, slap some sense into him. Go home, you guys can work it out." Dera advised. A young man walked towards them with a boyish grin on his face. Dera smiled at him and waved him over to seat down. "Abena, this is Dalu, my brother. Dalu, meet Abena." Dera introduced. Dalu took Abena's hand and gave her a wink. Dera slapped her brother playfully. "She's taken." She warned him. "Calm down jare. I wasn't trying anything. I can see she's pregnant. Am I stupid?" Dalu asked. "Yes." Dera replied playfully and Abena laughed. "Well you're my twin sister so that means you're stupid too." Dalu joked. "That makes no actual sense." Dera said, rolling her eyes. Abena watched the two of them with their playful banter, occasionally laughing at Dalu's expense. "You guys should chill for me. I need to use the restroom." Dera stood up and left, leaving Abena and Dalu alone. ... Tobi decided to pass through Coldstone to get Abena some ice cream as a peace offering for being such a jerk. He parked his car and stepped out, making sure he took his wallet with him. As he approached the entrance, he noticed Abena seating down with a large tub of ice cream, digging in like there was no tomorrow. Opposite her was a guy. A guy. Tobi clenched his fists together. He was here, worrying about he would make amends with her, while she was there with another man, laughing. Was he jealous? Yes. Was he confused? Also yes. Was he hurt? Definitely yes. Was he that unimportant, that she was able to get over him so quickly and move on? He shook his head walking back into his car, angry and hurt, and drove home. ... "Where have you been?" Tobi asked Abena immediately she walked into the house. "Out." She gave him a curt reply, going towards the stairs. "With?" He pressed on. "Dera." She said, still walking away. "Liar."

episode 75 She spun around in confusion, and noticed he was angry. "Excuse me?" She asked, hoping that she heard wrong. "You weren't with Dera." He said matter-of-factly. "Yes I was. We went to Coldstone to talk." She pointed out. "I saw you, at Coldstone with a man Abena. Last time I checked, Dera isn't a man." "No she isn't. But her brother is." She retorted. Tobi looked her with confusion, then realisation. "Oh. Dalu." He said quietly. "Yes. Dalu." She said mockingly. "You know I was ready to come home and give you a chance, give us a chance. But you're angry because you saw me talking to a man! You self conceited jerk! After how you made me feel, all you cared about was the fact that I was talking to a man! Gosh! You're unbelievable." "Ife mi-" "Save it." "No. Listen to me." He wiped his face with his palms nervously and walked towards her, placing his hands on her shoulders, looking straight into her eyes. "I love you. And I'm sorry I though that you wont be good enough for me. I was afraid, and I was letting my past cloud my judgement." "You love me?" She asked with a grin. "Um, yes." He replied carefully. "You, Tobi Ademi, you love me?" She asked again. "I think we've already established that fact." He said and she laughed. "Oh my God, say it again." "I love you?" Tobi said, with confusion. "Joseph didn't tell me that girls react weird when you tell them you love them." He muttered under his breath, but she heard him. "For someone who has slept with a lot of women, you know nothing." She joked. "Wait, so I tell you that I love you, and I get mocked in return?" He whined. She stepped closer to him and wrapped her hands around his neck. "I love you too. Although you're an idiot, and an ode." "Well it's not as romantic as it sounded when I said it, but it'll do. I'll manage." He joked and she rolled her eyes. "As I said, ode. Now make me dinner." She instructed. "Wait. Nothing for the boys? Not even one kiss?" He grumbled. "Who are the boys?" She lifted an eyebrow. "Me, and Tobi junior. Down there." He wiggled his eyebrows. "Oh my God Tobi! What the hell! Go away. Go and take a shower or something." She laughed, leaving his neck and stepping aside. "You're wicked." He crossed his arms across his chest and tried to glare at her, but he couldn't keep the smile off his face. "Maybe later. For now, the twins are hungry." She said, walking into the kitchen. "But your ice cream, was this big." He widened his arms in an exaggerating manner. "Well am I the one that asked you to put two human beings in my body? Better behave yourself now." She warned, wagging her finger at him. "Sorry ma." He teased and she rolled her eyes. "So, what can the boys make for you? I'll be in charge of dinner, and Tobi junior can take care of desert." "Tobi!" ... "For the billionth time, where are we going?" Abena asked. They were sitting in his car, with luggage in the back. Tobi was taking her on a surprise trip, and she didn't know where. "You've only asked me eleven times. And for the eleventh time, it's a surprise." He replied, keeping his eyes on the road. "But I don't like surprises, I want to be prepared." She whined. "The only thing that you can do for me, is not faint. Abeg, don't even try it." He joked and she slapped his shoulder playfully. "Well if I faint, you would catch me." She replied. "Who would catch who? You're not as small as you used to be." He said. "Are you calling me fat?" Her eyes widened and he visibly gulped. "No. Not at all. You're not fat. You're pregnant." He said carefully. "Same thing." "No it's not." "Yes it is." "Do you really want to argue with a pregnant woman?" "Good point." "Oh my! We're going to the airport?" Abena asked. "Well how else would we get to South Africa." He blurted out and his eyes widened. "You slipped!" She burst into laughter. "I can't even get a surprise right." He grumbled, pulling up into the parking lot. "Why did you park so far from the main entrance?" She whined, afraid that she was going to have to walk far. "Who uses the main entrance, when you have your own private airplane?" He smirked. "I'm trying to not be surprised." She grinned widely. "Is it working?" "Nope." "Good. Let's go." Some men has already came to take their luggage and lead them to the airplane. "I just want you to myself for this week ife, when we get back, I'll tell everyone about us. You won't get harassed again." He said to her, placing his forehead on hers. "Promise?" She asked "Promise."

hope Tobi keeps his promise

Tobi u had better keep your promise

Things are about to take a good turn, i just pray it remains the same.

Tobi, as old as you are you can play out your surprise package?

I love the chemistry

You beta keep your promice

I pray you fulfil the promise

Good thing

greeting guys am writing a new story title-love has no color pls read and also comments

lyfs gud

Wow! That's so good Tobi.... Now, Eniola and her likes could go hug the transformer when Tobi reveals Abena ain't just a frnd to the public

Nice move Tobi

lovers

am beginning to smell hatred in this story

episode 76 "Why do you always have to work?" Abena grumbled, looking at Tobi who had been engrossed in his laptop and phone ever since they boarded the plane. "Well, technically, I already left everything to my second in command but I can't help but worry. I was ranked second richest man yesterday Abena. I have to make sure it stayed that way." He replied, giving her a smug smile. "Your second in command, you trust him?" Abena asked. "Yes. This isn't the first time I'm leaving him in charge. And nothing bad ever happens." Tobi furrowed his eyebrows in confusion. "Good." She chirped and before he could protest, she shut his laptop and pulled it away from him, the she took the phone and put it with the laptop in his laptop bag. "How long are we staying?" She asked, ignoring the surprised look he was giving her. "A week." He said slowly, still confused. "Good. Within this week, I don't want to see you touch this laptop, use your phone for work, answer emails, or even look at your laptop. No work allowed." She wagged her index finger at him. "Yes ma'am." He smirked. "Are you sure it's safe for me to fly?" Abena asked. This wasn't her first time on a plane. When her father was alive, they travelled a lot. She sighed. She had forgotten what luxury felt like. "Well I got doctors and nurses on the plane sha." She lifted an eyebrow. "What? I'm always prepared." "Of course you are. Now I'm bored jare. Entertain me." She smiled. "Well, how about we get to know each other? Since we're going to be together, I won't mind knowing the little things." He replied. Her heart warmed up at the word 'together', and she smiled broadly at him. "Okay." She shrugged. "Sha keep your pervert side away from me." He laughed, shaking his head at her words. "Your favorite colour?" She asked him. "Uhhm, I don't know actually. Why have a favourite colour, when you're too busy making billions?" He smirked and she rolled her eyes. "Oh God. Your ego is so big, this plane might crash because of its size. You should really tone it down a little." She teased. "Whatever." He waved his hand at her. "Whats your favorite colour? Pink? Purple?" "Yellow." She shrugged. "Thats such a... bright colour. Your lucky number?" "5. You?" "One billion." She raised an eyebrow at him. "What?" He said defensively. "It's a very lucky number." "I don't know how you make money, honestly, it's like your brain twitches sometimes." She joked and he feigned hurt. "You just broke my heart. You have to fix it up." He replied, with a very serious expression that made Abena laugh. "Well nurse Abena would write up a prescription immediately." She said, playing along. "Does this, pretence, come with a nurse outfit. I won't mind ordering one of those sexy nurse outfits for you. I'm sure you'll look really good in it, even with the baby." He wiggled his eyebrows.

episode. 77 "Why do you always have to work?" Abena grumbled, looking at Tobi who had been engrossed in his laptop and phone ever since they boarded the plane. "Well, technically, I already left everything to my second in command but I can't help but worry. I was ranked second richest man yesterday Abena. I have to make sure it stayed that way." He replied, giving her a smug smile. "Your second in command, you trust him?" Abena asked. "Yes. This isn't the first time I'm leaving him in charge. And nothing bad ever happens." Tobi furrowed his eyebrows in confusion. "Good." She chirped and before he could protest, she shut his laptop and pulled it away from him, the she took the phone and put it with the laptop in his laptop bag. "How long are we staying?" She asked, ignoring the surprised look he was giving her. "A week." He said slowly, still confused. "Good. Within this week, I don't want to see you touch this laptop, use your phone for work, answer emails, or even look at your laptop. No work allowed." She wagged her index finger at him. "Yes ma'am." He smirked. "Are you sure it's safe for me to fly?" Abena asked. This wasn't her first time on a plane. When her father was alive, they travelled a lot. She sighed. She had forgotten what luxury felt like. "Well I got doctors and nurses on the plane sha." She lifted an eyebrow. "What? I'm always prepared." "Of course you are. Now I'm bored jare. Entertain me." She smiled. "Well, how about we get to know each other? Since we're going to be together, I won't mind knowing the little things." He replied. Her heart warmed up at the word 'together', and she smiled broadly at him. "Okay." She shrugged. "Sha keep your pervert side away from me." He laughed, shaking his head at her words. "Your favorite colour?" She asked him. "Uhhm, I don't know actually. Why have a favourite colour, when you're too busy making billions?" He smirked and she rolled her eyes. "Oh God. Your ego is so big, this plane might crash because of its size. You should really tone it down a little." She teased. "Whatever." He waved his hand at her. "Whats your favorite colour? Pink? Purple?" "Yellow." She shrugged. "Thats such a... bright colour. Your lucky number?" "5. You?" "One billion." She raised an eyebrow at him. "What?" He said defensively. "It's a very lucky number." "I don't know how you make money, honestly, it's like your brain twitches sometimes." She joked and he feigned hurt. "You just broke my heart. You have to fix it up." He replied, with a very serious expression that made Abena laugh. "Well nurse Abena would write up a prescription immediately." She said, playing along. "Does this, pretence, come with a nurse outfit. I won't mind ordering one of those sexy nurse outfits for you. I'm sure you'll look really good in it, even with the baby." He wiggled his eyebrows.

episode 77 "Tobi!" She slapped his arm, bursting into laughter. "What goes on in that head of yours?" "Oh you don't want to know. Trust me." He smirked and she averted her eyes from his intense gaze, feeling embarrassed. "Ife mi, you have no idea how many nights you keep me up, knowing that you're just in the next room. Or how many cold showers you've made me take. You're the sexiest pregnant woman I know, and I can't wait to make you officially mine." He whispered into her ear, sending shivers up her spine. His eyes were filled with lust, and she was getting turned on by that little contact. She blamed it on the pregnancy hormones. "And how exactly are you going to do that?" She finally asked when she found her voice. "You'll see." He replied, planting a kiss on her lips. He pulled away too quickly and Abena wanted to pull him back to her and kiss him forever. Well not forever, but you get the point. He had turned her on, and he wanted to get on like nothing happened. What was he trying to do, kill her with his hotness? "So. Favorite food? You know mine, but I don't know yours since you pretty much eat everything." He said, sitting up straight and going on as if that intense moment didn't just happen. Abena hadn't recovered from her shock, and her mind was still running wild with every possible thing that Tobi had in mind for her. "Abena." He snapped his fingers in front of her face. "Are you okay?" Finding her voice, she looked at him, managing a stern expression. "No, I'm not. You just don't say things like that and then go back and act like everything is normal. I'm a pregnant woman, normal feeling are heightened when it comes to we pregnant woman. So don't turn me on, and then leave me like that. I don't even-" "What. Exactly. Do. You. Want?" He asked, leaning closer to her. "Just kiss me already. This isn't a movie. We don't need foreplay jare." He laughed and granted her request, and she pulled him even closer to her, deepening the kiss. They broke apart when they heard someone clear their throat. Abena looked up to see one of the flight attendants, looking uncomfortable, and obviously checking Tobi out. "Sorry to intrude, I wanted to ask if you would like your meal now?" ... Tobi had a small cottage that he hardly used. He had bought it when he first started making millions, not billions yet, and Abena was impressed at his choice of accommodation. It had two bedrooms with restrooms, a kitchen, the living room, a room with a hot tub and an indoor pool, a game and movie room. Tobi carried their bags inside, and went straight to the rooms, dropping Abena's bag in one, and then going to her own room. They were both too tired to eat, so Tobi just mumbled a goodnight, planted a kiss on her forehead, and went to his room, which was right beside hers. Abena went to her own room, changed into a pair of cotton shorts and a tank top that catered for her pregnant stomach. She tucked herself in bed, but sleep evaded her. Ife mi, you have no idea how many nights you keep me up, knowing that you're just in the next room. She could hear his words loud and clear, and although she was anticipating the moment, she couldn't help but feel lonely in her bed. Without thinking, she got out and walked to his room, knocking on the door softly. She heard no movement in his room, and was already going back when she heard the door click.

episode 78 "Hey, Abena. What's going-" His gaze moved to her tank top and lingered there. She wasn't wearing a bra. Oh Jesus. He visibly gulped and forced his head to look at her, although his gaze constantly flickered back to her chest often. Abena panicked. What did she want again? She didn't think this through. What was she supposed to say? "Sorry, this was a mistake. Sorry for disturbing your sleep." She said and was about to leave. "Well I wasn't getting much sleep." He said slowly, and Abena wondered why he was acting so weird. He kept on staring at her, making waves of lust rush through her. "Well, can I sleep with you?" She blurted out and his lips tugged in an amused smile. "Not sleep with you, like that. Just sleep, on the bed, together. Nothing more." She clarified, looking away in embarrassment. "You don't have to ask. Come in. I was just about to go to bed anyways." He stepped aside and opened the door for her. She walked in, and stood beside the bed awkwardly while Tobi walked towards the closet. He removed his shirt, and she stared at him as he walked back towards her. She tried to look away but her gaze was fixed on his perfectly sculptured body. He pulled her towards him and kissed her, holding her firmly by the waist while she held his neck, pulling him closer, deepening the kiss. His tongue explored hers, and he bit her lower lip, causing her to moan in his mouth. He could feel her nipples harden in the flimsy night shirt she was wearing, and he removed a hand from her waist, tracing a line around her breast, and she sighed into his mouth. Breaking the kiss, he laid her on the bed and moved to assault her neck; biting, nipping, kissing, sucking. But it wasn't time. Not yet. And the only thing separating them that night, was her thin night shirt. ... "We're going to the beach today." They had spent the previous day at home, eating, soaking in the hot tub, and of course, kissing. "I didn't pack a bikini." She whined. "Good thing you didn't. Because I did. You owe me remember? When we were going to go to the beach. So eat up, and get ready." He instructed. She ate quickly and went to her room, going through the clothes that she had packed. She saw two bikini's and she held them up. The blue one was very modest, while the other, was tiny, and she doubted that it would cover her bits. "The blue one is for the beach." He said, standing in front of her room. "And the other?" She asked, turning towards him. He shrugged. "For my personal view." ... They spent the day at the beach, although Abena spent most of her time glaring at the women who kept on staring at shirtless Tobi. "You know, looks don't kill." He said to her. They were sitting down on their towels, their body wet from playing in the water. Abena was licking ice cream, while Tobi just stared at her. "Doesn't hurt to try." She shrugged and he laughed "None of them are as beautiful as you." He said.

Wow! The level of sensual tensions these two are oozing is getting here ooooo......... You guys should slow down oooo......... Thumbs up to you both anyways

I am happy for the both of them I pray they last sha

neexxtt

awww. sweet

Hmmm comment reserved

cont

When to imposible people meet. The love wil b as strong as imposible to break.

d chemistry is der

an in love oooo, aww

an in love oooo, awww

Am sure they are both on the right path.

The chemistry is flowing

LOVE WANTINTIN

woooow

episode 79 "Well, as they say, love is blind." She said laughing. "And you have the most amazing laugh." He added. "And deaf. Love is blind and deaf." She added and he rolled his eyes. "Come on, we've been here for hours. Let's go home." He stood up. "What are we doing tomorrow?" She asked as he helped her stand up while she held on to her ice cream. "Anything you want ife." ... The next day, they went to the museum, and the day after, they found themselves at the zoo. Although Tobi really didn't want to go, saying that zoos were for kids, all Abena had to do was play the baby card again and they were on their way. She wished they could stay there forever. Just the two of them, in South Africa, away from the prying eyes of the Nigerian press. She wouldn't have to face his family, and their possible rejection. They could just stay together, but she knew it wasn't going to last, and very soon they would have to go back home. ... Abena was sad on the sixth day of their trip. Tobi had gone out for a while, and she didn't want to go home. She was in the hot tub, wearing nothing, after all, Tobi wasn't coming back home in a few hours. She was wrong, as he came back thirty minutes after, screaming for her. She panicked. She didn't bring a towel, and she couldn't just walk out naked. "I'm in here." She called out, hiding her body in the water. "Oh. Can I join you?" He asked and she shook her head frantically. "No. Um... I'm naked." She said and he smirked at her. "Thats even better. Give me a minute." He said and left before she could protest. Later on, they stayed in the tub, just staring at each other. "Why do you love me?" She blurted out. "Uh?" "I said, why do you love me?" "I don't know. Too many reasons to count. You're the first woman to slap me, the first to keep me in my place, the first to make me hold a gun, the first to make amazing pasta, the first to make me go bikini shopping, the first to keep me away from work, the first to light up the whole room with a smile, the first to make me confused, the first to make me watch a movie when I'm supposed to be working, the first to meet my mother, the first to drive me insane." He said. "Although you're the second to get pregnant for me." Her head shot up and looked at him. He burst into laughter. "Kidding." He raised his hand up in surrender. "Why would you doubt my love for you?" "I dunno. You're you , and I'm, well, me ." She said, looking away. He was stepping closer to her. "Wow Abena, that's really self explanatory." He said sarcastically and she rolled her eyes, smiling. "Well you get what I mean." She said. He stepped out of the tub, and gave her his hand. "Come out." She shook her head. "I need a towel." "Nope. I want to see you." "I'm fat. There's nothing to see." She shook her head again. "Abena. Be nice. Come out. You're not fat, you're sexy. And hot. And beautiful. And amazing. And-" "I get it oh. I'm coming out." She said, cursing herself for not taking a towel earlier. They stood in front of each other, Abena looking away in embarrassment, while Tobi just stared at her, taking her sight in. He walked towards her and encased her in his arms. "Come on, let me show you just how much I love you."

episode 80 Abena felt a light feather move across her neck. She sighed and turned the other way, wanting to continue her beauty sleep. The feather didn't relent, instead, it moved swiftly to her cheek and placed a kiss on it, before kissing her lips softly. She opened an eye and was met with a thoroughly naked Tobi, and she shut her eyes immediately, not caring that she already saw it all. She heard his heart warming chuckle above her, and she had to bite her lip to stop the smile that threatened to tug at her lips. "Go away." She mumbled. "You're interrupting my beauty sleep." "You don't need this much sleep ife, you're already beautiful." He replied smoothly, before kissing her again. "Are you going to be like this now?" "Like how?" He lifted an eyebrow although her eyes were still closed. "Extremely cheesy?" He burst into laughter, still hovering over her. "I'll be how you want me to be, babe. Now get your sexy ass out of the bed, except you want to walk back to Nigeria." She felt him stand upright and she opened her eyes, knowing that he wasn't standing over her anymore. But he was still naked. "I don't want to go." Abena whined, focusing on his face and making sure she wasn't looking anywhere else, and by 'else', I mean 'down'. "Come on Abena. We have to." He said in frustration. "I promise, when you give birth, we would all go wherever you want to as a family: You, the twins, Demi and I." A broad smile appeared on her face before she could even stop it. And the fact that he mentioned Demi too just made it all better. A family. She sighed happily. It had been a while since she had one. "Well, Miss. Omotosho, are you going to remain on the bed naked, and staring at my completely handsome face, or are you going to stand up so we can get ready for our flight?" She scowled at him and threw a pillow at him, which he caught with ease. "Show off." She said, sticking her tongue out at him. "It's only meant for you." He winked and she rolled her eyes. "I'll be using the shower first. Or else you want to join me." He offered, and went into the bathroom. The events of the previous day swept through her mind, making her smile sheepishly. She didn't regret a thing. "Oh, and when we get to Nigeria, my entire family wants to see you." Tobi said, sticking his head out through the door, and her face suddenly went pale. What? ... "Your entire family?" "You said you wanted me to tell the world. So, I started with my family." He shrugged. "Bread or cereal?" "Bread." She pointed at the fridge. "Yes, but I'm not ready." "Sandwich? Or just plain bread with eggs?" He asked, bringing the bread out of the fridge. "Abena, I'm not asking you to meet them now." She sighed in relief. "You''ll be meeting them tomorrow." He finished and she glared at him. "What's the difference between now and tomorrow?"

I knew from the beginning that their love will grow

And they will make the best couple

And she'll also be the first to meet your entire family

wow, what a twist... lovely story. keep it rolling

Wow! So much love in the air

Lovely Now Tobi is truely in Love

Am happy for you Abena

Tobi is taking a bold step, i pray it ends well.

Tobi your head is correcting now

Wow! That was expected...... Happy for the duo... Hope Abena would be able to stand the troubles that will come from dem girls

Interesting, carry go dear writer

episode 81 "A lot of hours." He said matter-of-factly. "Now, did you say you wanted toast?" "Yes, toast, with eggs and sardine, and tea, with lots of milk. And bananas. Please tell me we have bananas." She instructed. "Yes we do. Stop freaking out because of bananas." He joked. "But, on a serious note sha, I love you. And I want you to meet my family. You've met my mother, but I still have aunties and uncles and cousins. And I want you to be a part of my family. You and Demi. You're family now." He said softly. "What if they don't like me?" She asked, watching him place the bread in the sandwich maker. "They'll love you. You're irresistible." He smirked. "Like, what if they say I'm too..." "Too what?" "Too poor." She said, her voice was barely above a whisper and she avoided his gaze, suddenly finding the tiles interesting. "Abena..." "This isn't a fairytale Tobi. Poor and rich just don't go. They'll look at me and then they'll hate me, then you'll succumb to their pressure, and leave me." She said. "That would never happen ife. Look at me." He walked away from the sandwich maker and stood in front of her, placing his hands on her shoulders. "Look at me ife. You know you want to. I know how much you like looking at my face." He teased, earning a laugh from her. "I don't care if you don't have money. Money isn't everything, and I would gladly give it all up to be with you." He promised. "Gladly?" She lifted an eyebrow skeptically at him. "Well, maybe not gladly. More like hesitantly, but I'll do it anyway." He shrugged. She gave him a look, clearly offended. "What?" He whined. "Its a lot of money. I'd eventually do it, but just with a lot if hesitation." She rolled her eyes, fighting a smile. The third, well now second, richest man in Nigeria would give it all up for her. "So you don't mind introducing a girl with a sad past and a child to take care of to your family?" She asked, with a small smile. "Nope. I can't think of any better girl. Besides, my life was totally boring before I met you. Now, there's drama." He joked and she laughed. "I thought you liked the way your things were?" She teased. "I thought I did too. But it turns out I was missing one more thing." He said, placing her sandwich on the plate in front of her, and pouring some hot water into her mug which had a tea bag in it. "Oh. What was it?" "You." ... "I was wondering, since you're going to video call Demi before we leave, can I talk to him too?" Tobi asked carefully. "You want to talk with Demi?" Her eyes widened in surprise. "It's fine if you don't want me to. He seems like a sweet kid and I felt like it would be nice for him to see me so that when he finally comes home, he'll be used to that, but if you don't think it's fine, I'm totally cool with that. What was I thinking anyway? What was I even going to say? I'm sorry for-" He stopped when he noticed the look she gave him. She was holding her fist to her mouth, trying to stop herself from bursting into laugher, and she was failing miserably. "What?" "Who knew the Tobi Ademi could be so flustered?" She laughed. "Who was flustered? Leave me abeg." He pouted.

episode 82 "I was going to say yes, but then you started talking and blowing it out of proportion." She said. "Sorry." He shrugged and she waved it off. "Come on. Lets chat with him quickly so that we can go." She said, pulling him down on the couch. She brought out Tobi's laptop and signed on to Skype. She called him, and they waited in anticipation for the caretaker to pick up. Suddenly, the face of a little dark skinned boy appeared on the screen. He was smiling broadly, and waving at her, not even looking at Tobi. "Aunty Bena!" He squealed excitedly, and Abena chuckled. "Hello my love. How are you doing?" She asked, her smile increasing. Tobi looked at her and smiled. He was the only one in her initial family that was left, and her eyes shone when she looked at him. Even he couldn't compete with little Demi. "I'm fine! The doctor said that I'm getting better quickly, and I'm going to come home soon." He grinned enthusiastically. "Well that's great love. I can't wait for you to come back home to me." She said sincerely. "Who's that?" He asked, pointing at Tobi. Tobi cleared his throat and straightened up. He felt like he needed Demi's approval, as stupid at that sounded. After all, he was going to be the big brother of his twins. "This is my friend: Uncle Tobi." Abena said. "Hello Mr. Uncle Tobi." Demi greeted confidently, and Tobi chuckled. "Hello Demi. You just get better okay? When you come back. I have a house full of toys for you to play with." Tobi promised, and Abena knew he wasn't joking. "Okay! So we're all going to stay together?" Demi asked hopefully. "Yes Demi. We would all stay together in a big house with lots of food and toys." Abena laughed. "Well what about Grandma? Would she come too?" Demi asked quietly, clearly used to his grandma's hostility. "No Demi love. Grandma has travelled for a very long time. She won't be coming back." Abena said delicately. Demi grinned at them. "Okay Aunty Bena. Have you been eating a lot of sweets aunty?" Demi asked innocently. "No why?" She raised an eyebrow in confusion. Demi shrugged. "You're really fat now." ... Abena had no idea what to wear. Tobi's aunty and cousins were coming soon, and she was still standing in front of her mirror in a bra and panties, staring at all her clothes. She remembered her talk with Tobi that morning. Just be yourself, he said. She shrugged to herself and picked out a plain purple maternity dress. ... "Tobi. How many times do I have to tell you not to employ pregnant women as the help?" A high pitched voice asked as Abena walked down the stairs, with a strained smile on her face. But the smile quickly wiped off on hearing the woman's words. "Aunty. That's not the help. That's Abena." Tobi quickly said, rushing to Abena's side and helping her down the stairs. "Oh. Abena." Aunty said, looking at Abena skeptically and with distaste. "Good afternoon ma." Abena greeted with a curtsey.

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This aunty is gonna be a pain in the ass.

hmmmm she will become a problem ooo

I sense trouble o

she will be a problem to her

good work bt I get disgusted by those people behaving as if they blessed themselves. I mean wealth is not permanent coz it can perish anytime and also poverty doesn't make one a lesser human

Trouble looming around the corner through this damm Aunty but with Tobi's support, all's gonna be okay

Hope ur aunty won't spoil show

That woman must be an arrogant type, full of herself

Thank God Demi is getting better

Omo, the aunt no welcome u well o

This your aunty sef

episode 83 "My dear, how are you?" Aunty gave a curt reply, still looking at Abena's choice of clothing. Or rather, Tobi's choice of women. "I'm fine ma." Abena said uncomfortably, avoiding Aunty's gaze. "This are my cousins; Pamilerin, Pelumi and Peju." Tobi introduced her to three people. Two men and a woman. Pamilerin was the older one of the cousins, standing almost taller than Tobi, he gave her a cheeky smile. Pelumi, the second man, just nodded at her and returned back to his tablet, looking like he was forced to come. Peju, the only woman didn't even bother to greet Abena. She just gave her the same look that Aunty was giving her. A look that said, 'Gold digger.' "You guys, this is Abena." Tobi said, placing a hand on Abena's back while Abena placed a hand on her stomach, feeling like she had to protect her babies. "Okay, so how about lunch?" Tobi asked, trying to break the tension. ... Lunch wasn't really bad, and before Abena knew it, it was over. Aunty and Peju had left, giving an excuse that Abena didn't really listen to. Pelumi just shook Tobi's hand and said congratulations before leaving, not even glancing at Abena. With the way he was acting, you would think Tobi was the one carrying the child. Pamilerin stayed, and he and Tobi stayed in the sitting room, talking and joking, while watching the sports channel. Abena had sat with them for a while, before getting bored and leaving, trying to give them some privacy. Some time later, she walked down the stairs, wanting to go to the kitchen for some water. She heard Tobi and Pamilerin talk in hushed voices and couldn't help but go closer to hear what they were saying. "Who's the girl? She's beautiful." Pamilerin said. "Yeah I know." Tobi replied dreamily. "Well who is she?" Pamilerin pressed. "She's just a girl..." Abena left before she could hear anymore. She forced herself up the stairs with a heavy heart and tears running down. She was back to being just a girl. ... "Abena? Are you okay?" Tobi asked, letting himself in. He noticed a packed suitcase in a corner, and Abena was lying down, staring at the wall, with her back facing him. "I'm just a girl, shay?" She asked quietly. "What are you talking about?" He asked, clearly confused. "You told Pamilerin that I'm just a girl." She repeated. "Abena-" "I thought we were past that stage." "We are." He said frantically. "I thought you loved me." "I love you Abena. Not loved. That's not all I said, you have to believe me." He begged. "And your family. They hated me. They treated me like I was inferior. And you didn't say a word to them about it." She pointed out. "Abena-" "This is all wrong. Us. We are all wrong. I'm just a girl. After everything, I'm just a girl." She sobbed. He walked up to her in an effort to comfort her. "Don't. Just leave me." He sighed and left the room. Back to square one.

Hmmmm, Wats wrong wit dos family sef, even d mother of d guy didn't say anytin, she is cool wit it as long as her son will giv her grandchild

Hmmm.....Tobi, this is serious o

Tobi u are doing everything wrong, if you want your family to accept and acknowledge her, do it first if you truly love her

Abena I like your sense of reasoning

Abena i don't support you one this one oo... You would have stayed and hear everything b4 making your hasty conclusion.. It's not Tobi's fault that her family is yet to come around to loving you

Abena u behave like an amateur baby. Forget family and focus on Tobi

Abena, you're going too far. You should have waited for him to finish his statement

Abena calm down jare all this is not Tobi's fault so I don't know why you are pushing the blame on him

Tobi's behavior is just so confusing, first he introduced Abena as a friend in need that he is just helping, and now he just told his cousin that he is just a girl... He don't want to marry then he should just stick to the contract than putting that innocent girl through this emotional stress.

Abena, take t easy, t will take time b4 tolu gets over his ego

Abena you have to take it easy with him. He is new at this

episode 84 "I can't believe you would just give up and walk away from this! You won't even let me explain!" Tobi said exasperated. "Did you see the way your family treated me? If your aunty and cousins already hate me, what's going to happen when I meet the rest of your family?" Abena shouted back. "Who cares what they think? You're the one that wanted me to tell the world, now I'm starting with my family." Tobi sighed, touching his temple in frustration. "This isn't going to work." Abena slumped on her bed wearily, burying her face in her palms. "I can't believe I thought it was going to work. Oh my God! I've been so stupid." "So, now you're having doubts?" Tobi asked in disbelief. "Well don't blame me." She snapped. "Your entire family is going to hate me. I'm just not Mrs. Ademi material, you know that." "Who said my family would hate you? My mother loves you, you saw that when she came." Tobi argued. Abena shot him a knowing look. "You also told me that she only cared about the baby, and not me." "Abena. We can make this work, my family doesn't make my choices." Tobi said wearily. "So you won't mind going against their wishes?" Abena asked and Tobi fell silent, thinking of a proper way to answer her question. "I won't be surprised if, after I give birth, your family tells you to just take the kids and pay me off." Abena said knowingly and again, Tobi didn't reply. She was right. He sighed and took a seat beside her on the bed. "I'm willing to take that chance with you. I know my family and family-friends would be hostile, rude and snobbish towards you; but maybe, just maybe, if you stick around, and if you stand your ground, then they would all accept you, and grow to love you." She hugged herself, listening to every word he said, and refusing to look him in the eye. "I'm not saying that being with me would be easy. It would be the hardest thing ever. But I'm ready to take that chance, the question is, are you?" He asked, looking at her. She looked at him briefly and looked away, afraid that she would break down and give in if she looked into his eyes for too long. "You don't trust me, do you?" Tobi asked slowly. "I do." She muttered, her voice was barely above a whisper, but he heard her. "You don't even believe what I'm saying about what happened with my cousin." He pointed out. "I need some space." Abena suddenly said. "Space?" Tobi asked, confused. "Yes. Space. I need to think." She said again. "We live in the same house ife. As big as this house is, you won't get much space." Tobi replied. "That's why I'm moving out." Abena said, looking at the suitcase she had packed. "Abena-" "Please. Let me figure this out for myself. I don't know if I'm ready to jump into the world of The Ademi's." She said and he nodded, knowing that she was right. Standing up, she dragged her suitcase out of her room and down the stairs. "Where would you be going? I need to know that you're safe." Tobi said.

Oh Abena don't do anything stupid

hmm, ride on

Abena! You'rd just walking out of safety and walking straight into danger and many troubles. The news that you moved out of Tobi's house would encourage dem other desperate Tobi admirer's to strike

Abena is right she need some space

Observing mood activated

Just make sure you are safe Abena

Abena don't go out there is nt safe.

Abena is making the right decision, but staying outside Tobi's house is going to be hellish for her especially when people already knows she is gonna be Tobi's baby mama.

Abena, are you sure you're doing the right thing?

But Tobi, on a more serious note, you should let go off your ego and face reality

wow take things easy Abena

Hmmm, move on

episode 85 "I'll be safe. I'll be with someone you trust." She replied simply. "I love you." He said, hoping that those three words would change her mind, and she would just walk back into the house and decide to face his family. "I know. I don't doubt it. But you need to put your house in order, and I need to put my head in order." She said simply before walking out of his house, and hopefully, not out of his life. As Abena walked out of the house, she ignored the blast of cold air and brought out her phone. She jdialled the familiar number and the person picked up at the third ring. "Hey. I need a favour." ... Tobi had been staring at the blank television screen ever since Abena left. She had only been gone for thirty three minutes, although it felt like she had been gone for thirty three years. He hoped she would come back, tell him it didn't matter if his family would treat her like shit. Tell him she could handle all the popularity and scandals that came with his name. But the front door didn't open. He thought back to the conversation he had with his cousin after the lunch. He had been so excited to know that one member of his family wanted to know about Abena. His aunty had scowled and advised Tobi to leave Abena, because she was a gold digger. Peju had agreed with her mother, but Pelumi, as usual, didn't care. The only thing he said was: "She's poor man. We don't do poor." So when Pamilerin had asked him about Abena, all he wanted to do was gush on and on about how amazing she was and how much the family would love her if they gave her a chance. "She's just a girl." He started saying. "The most amazing one I've met in my life, and trust me, I've met a lot of girls." "What makes her so different?" Pamilerin had asked curiously. "She isn't like all those rich brats that Mama liked bringing to me. She does actual house work. She fights with me. She cooks, and does an amazing job too. She's the most beautiful girl I've ever met. God! It's like everything about her is just meant for me." Pamilerin had a genuine smile on his face when he told Tobi that he was happy for him. Tobi hadn't been happy in a long time, and if that girl made him happy, then who cared if she was poor. Tobi just wished the rest of his family thought that way too. He decided to have a talk with his mother. If there was one thing a mother cared about, it was the happiness of her child. ... "You left him because his whole family hates you, and you can't deal with all the celebrity drama?" Funmi asked for the third time. Abena didn't know who to call. She thought of calling Dera, but that would involve Joseph, and she knew Joseph would find it hard to lie to his friend. So, she called Funmi instead. She had settled her in the guest room at the back of the house, where she won't be disturbed by Funmi's adorable children. "I didn't leave him, I just need some space, to think. I need to outline the pros and cons of this relationship." Abena explained. "Every relationship has pros and cons Abena. You just have to focus on the pros and fight through the cons." Funmi said thoughtfully. "But what if I can't handle it? He's rich and famous, the whole continent would be watching his every move, and that would mean watching my every move. Then they'll call me a gold digger. His family already thinks I'm below his standard." Abena replied.

episode 86 "Why would you think that?" "Because his aunty told me that. When she asked me to walk her to the bathroom, she told me that after I give birth, I should just leave Tobi to 'avoid further embarrassment', because I'm already 'below his standard'." Funmi rolled her eyes and looked at Abena. "Did you tell Tobi?" "No. But I guess he already knows. He knows his family. I love him, but if I want to be with him, that would mean accepting everything, even his family and celebrity life." Abena sighed. "Then think. Is that what you want? Is he really worth it?" ... Tobi walked into his mother's house with a sense of urgency. He didn't remember the last time he had visited her, it was always her visiting him, and bringing various annoying women with her. But that had stopped when Abena came into the picture. "Mama. Good afternoon." He said, prostrating slightly before sitting in the chair opposite his mother. "Good afternoon. I'm surprised you're here to see me. You haven't been here in years." His mother pointed out. Tobi had left when he got tired of his mothers persistent nagging to get himself a wife, or at least, children. After walking into his room to see the daughter of a chief lying half naked in his bed, he decided he had enough, and moved to the house he lived in presently. "I have something important to talk about." Tobi said, ignoring her comment. "Is it about Abena? Your aunty told me about the lunch, you should've known better Tobi, you shouldn't invite family to meet your baby mama." Mama said, not looking up from the fashion magazine that she was reading. "What do you mean by that?" Tobi snapped, trying to keep calm. As angry as he was, he didn't want to be rude to his mother. "Don't tell me you're actually serious about her, omo mi. I'm happy that you finally got someone to have your children, but she isn't wife material." Mama replied calmly, adjusting her reading glasses. "I just think that after she has the children, you could just pay her off to leave you and the children alone." Tobi winced at his mothers words, because he knew that he was initially paying Abena for the children. He felt no different from her. "She is a perfect wife and mother material." Tobi argued. "I know. She's a nice girl, and she's very pretty. But she's not Ademi wife material." Mama stressed. "She won't last a day in your world, and you can't hide her forever. You're going to have to bring her out. Can both of you handle the negative publicity?" Tobi knew she was right, though he was still angry. What was it with people caring about his world? He knew that the world was cruel. People were constantly looking for the bad sides of others, and revealing them to the world. He knew Abena was afraid, and she knew that if she stayed with him, it would be a matter of time before the whole continent knew about her family. He was willing to protect Abena from the disadvantages that came with being with him, but she was chickening out too soon, and he needed to give her a reason to stay with him. "You mean, she's not rich enough, and she has a disturbing past, which would taint the family name." Tobi spat out plainly. "Yes. That's not the type of girl I want my only son to marry." Mama looked up from her magazine, and smiled at her son, ignoring the scowl plastered on his face. "Even if she makes your son happy?" ... Abena had spent almost a month in Funmi's house, and she was already thinking of going back. She had outlined the pros and cons in her head, and she liked how it turned out. Pros: She would be with the one she loves; He would protect her; She would finally have a family again. She would be happy. And she knew she deserved happiness. Cons: She would be hated and rejected by his family; She would be the new topic for gossip; Her whole life would get out to the public. Abena knew that even though Tobi said otherwise, the approval of his mother meant a lot to him. He didn't care about what the rest of his family thought, just his mother. She missed him so much. She couldn't help but think about him all the time. She had gotten used to him, to his presence, even his smell; and in Funmi's house, all she did was miss him even more. Would it be worth it? What if his mother never approves? What would she do when her personal life becomes the next topic on the news? Was she ready to take the risk? Abena hugged his shirt that hung loosely on her body. It was the shirt that he gave her when they wanted to go shopping. She smiled at the memory, and realised that she was always happy when she was with him. With sudden determination, she thought: Screw them all! She was going to take the risk. He was totally worth it.

wow, that is the power of love. if Tobi is able to convince his mother, then together they will surely make it and pull through the tide

its better that way Abena

And the bad news is that his mum never really accepted you but I hope that Tobi was able to convince her mum into accepting Abena

Nice move Abena

Successful people are risk takers. You take the risk, you join the billionaires

Itzprince wrote:

Successful people are risk takers. You take the risk, you join the billionaires

You are right

I actually tot his mother has accepted her not knowing she is also d same as odas, but I hope tobi can convince his abt to accept dia rltnship and once dat is settled, den d rest of d family can screw themselves,, but please who is that Funmi dat abena is staying wit I don't think I remember her @bay jenny

Both Tobi and Abena have a lot of decisions to make, just pray they make the right ones.

episode 87 Funmi had never seen her boss look so disheveled, but in the past month, it had become a usual thing. He snapped at all the workers, frowned during presentations, had eye bags from lack of proper sleep, and he had lost weight. She had to consciously bite her lower lip, to stop herself from telling him that she knew where Abena was, that Abena missed him, and that he should go and win her back. He walked into the office that morning with a rumpled shirt and a loose tie. His hair was getting too high, and his beard was a little over grown. He hesitated, and then walked back to Funmi, with a hopeful look on his face. "Funmi? Do you by any chance know where Abena is?" 'She's in my house!' She wanted to say, but instead she shook her head and his expression changed from hope to dissapointment and then to anger. "Let me know if you do. I don't want to see anyone, apart from the investors from Australia." He instructed. She nodded, and ignored the pang of guilt that swept through her. ... "You need to see him, before he does something odd like donate all his properties to charity and then commit suicide." Funmi said. Abena lifted an eyebrow and Funmi gave her a sheepish smile. "Too much?" Funmi asked and Abena nodded. "I know. I feel terrible too." Abena started, changing the topic back to the matter at hand. "But I've decided to see him." Funmi suddenly had a huge grin on her face. "Finally!" She gestured, raising her hands in exasperation. "Yeah. I miss him, and I'm prepared to go through all the hate, rumors and insults, just to be with him. I just hope I can take it all." She sighed. "Honey, you're strong. If you can handle your crazy step mother, I'm sure you can handle whatever comes your way jare." Funmi said, engulfing her in a large hug. "I guess." Abena shrugged. "I've already packed my bags. Thank you so much, for everything. You've been amazing, and loyal. Thank you." "It's no problem. What are friends for?" Funmi grinned cheekily. "Carrying their pregnant friends bags?" Abena teased. "Only because you're pregnant." Funmi laughed, and stood up to go to Abena's room. Standing up, Abena felt a wetness on her thighs. She looked down and cursed silently. "Funmi?" She called. Funmi spun around and looked at her with a raised eyebrow. "Yeah?" "I don't think I can go and see Tobi now." Abena pointed out. "Why?" Funmi asked, her eyebrows furrowing in confusion. Abena looked down again and frowned. "Um... my water just broke." ... "So, you still have no idea where she is?" Joseph asked, relaxing on Tobi's couch. "No. I've asked every possible person. Even Dalu!" Tobi sighed. "Dalu?" "They met once." Tobi said, waving his hand dismissively. "Oh. So, what are you going to do now?"

babies on the way?! hope all is well... next

episode 88 "I don't know. She asked for space, but she's taking a long time and I'm getting worried. Plus, she's getting close to her due date." Tobi said, touching his temple. "I'm sure she's fine. Abena isn't an idiot. She'll be safe. And she'll come back." "What if she doesn't? Her life is much better without all my drama." Tobi whined. "She loves you. That's a good enough reason." Joseph shrugged. "Now, you still haven't told me what your mum said after you asked her the question about if she cares about your happiness." "Oh. Well..." ... "Even if she makes your son happy?" The question had come out before he even knew it, and he was already anticipating her answer. "I want you to be happy, that's why I'm trying to keep you from all this women that only want you for your money." She had said. "There's only one woman." Tobi said, confused. "Yes, yes. But she's not from a good background. What if she's just with you for your money? We hardly have honest people nowadays." Mama explained. "She's not like that. She hardly lets me buy things for her, she takes care of me, and she makes me happy. I'm happy, finally. I've never felt happy like this before. With her in my life, it's like, a sudden burst of sunshine." He explained. "God! I sound like a character from a book." He muttered under his breath. His mother's expression changed from worry to amusement. "Yeah, I noticed." "Noticed? What?" Tobi asked curiously. "You're more... fun." "Mama now!" Tobi whined. "What? Just saying." She laughed. Then she suddenly frowned. "I'm sorry. I would have turned you into your father." She said, tears welling up in her eyes. "What do you mean? What does daddy have to do with all of this?" "Your father and I, didn't love each other when we got married. It's like what I was trying to do, with you. I was some rich sophisticated girl, and he was a family friend. Our parents set us up, and we got married in order to fulfil their wishes. Then we had you, just to provide a heir to his company." She noticed the hurtful gaze on Tobi's face. "Don't get me wrong. Your father and I love you, just not each other. That's when the cheating started. I'm not trying to justify his reason for cheating, he wasn't the only one in a forced relationship, and he went about it the wrong way. He was cheating with the girl he loved. He was planning to leave us, for her. The day he was planning to do that was the day he had the accident and died." She explained. Tobi just stared at her, not knowing what to say, or how to react. "I would have turned you into your father." She whispered in a shaky voice. "Mama, it's okay. It's going to be okay." He said with a reassuring tone, sitting beside her and pulling her small frame towards him. "Mo ni fe re, omo mi. And if Abena is the one that would make you happy, then it's Abena that you would be with." ... "See. I always told you, your mother isn't a total snob that hates other people." Joseph said matter-of-factly. "You've never said that to me." Tobi replied, rolling his eyes. "If I recall correctly, your words the last time were, 'your mother is just a total snob that hates other people'."

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wow, I love his mother's reply,,, Dats good to hell wit aunties and cousins,, Ur happiness us the koko tobi,, congrats papa ejima

thus the heart of a mother

Everything is settled already. Tobi's mum has come around and Abena has already made the decision to be with Tobi.. Now that the baby is almost here, we awaits the reunion and a very happy ending

Let go celebrate with Tobi Bcos He's going to be a father soon.

Tobi, your mother's support is the only thing you need and you have it now.. I think Abena is due

Tobi's mum is just doing front thing, well its good she finally says her mind. The babies will make Tobi and Abena love each other more.

You’ve never said that to me.” Tobi replied, rolling his eyes. “If I recall correctly, your words the last time were, ‘your mother is just a total snob that hates other people Hilarious

episode 89 "I hate your good memory." Joseph grumbled. "Hater." Tobi shrugged. "Honestly, your life right now can be a soap opera." Joseph joked. "The Weird Life of Tobi Ademi." "That's the best you could do?" Tobi asked, rolling his eyes. "Shut up." Tobi laughed as he reached for his ringing phone. He stared at the caller ID in confusion. It was Funmi. Funmi never called him. He answered the call and by the end of it, he sprang up from his chair hurriedly. "Whoa! What is it?" Joseph asked, standing up in worry. "Abena's water just broke. They're headed to the hospital now. I need to go." Tobi said frantically, getting his wallet and phone. "So she was in Funmi's house. Sly ." Joseph said, nodding to himself. Tobi just rolled his eyes and ran out of the house. "Dude! You're not wearing shoes, and you didn't even take your car keys. See this mumu." Joseph called after him. Tobi ran back into the house, looking for his shoes. He hurriedly put them on, and then went into the kitchen. He returned with his car keys and a bunch of bananas. "The baby bag. I almost forgot the baby bag." He muttered to himself, going up the stairs and into the nursery. He returned with a yellow bag which had a few clothes, blankets, pampers, baby wipes, and other things that the babies would need before coming home. Abena had packed the bag, two months earlier, because she was afraid that she would forget and then have nothing to wear for her children when she gives birth to them. "I'm going to be a father." Tobi muttered as he walked out of the house. He unlocked his car and threw the bag into it, and the bananas. "You knew that nine months ago." Joseph rolled his eyes but his friend just ignored him. He got into his car and shut the door, just as he was about to turn on the ignition, Joseph knocked on his window. He rolled it down and looked at his friend with a raised eyebrow, but Joseph said: "Go get your family, and my god children."

episode 90 Song of the chapter: Yes/No by Banky W ... Tobi was driving fast. Really fast. Faster than he did when Joseph had an accident. Faster than he did when Abena was kidnapped. Faster than he did, ever. Pulling up into the parking lot of the hospital, he threw his keys into the hands of a security guard and ran into the hospital. He went to the nurse at the desk and gave her the baby bag. She paled at the sight of Tobi Ademi, since he was actually the owner of the hospital. "Which doctor is on ground to attend to Miss. Omotosho when she comes?" He asked. "Doctor Uche." She replied, avoiding his gaze. "A man?" The nurse nodded. What happened to Doctor Christy?" Tobi frowned at the idea of having a man look at Abena in that place . "She's ill sir. And Doctor Uche is the best one around sir." She explained and Tobi nodded hesitantly. The nurse looked at the baby bag with a raised eyebrow. "Keep it for me." He ordered and was about to ask her if Abena had arrived. But she hadn't, because he saw her in a wheelchair with two nurses trying to calm her down. Funmi followed behind them with a worried expression. Abena looked up and immediately, she grinned, irrespective of the pain from her contractions. She was sweaty, wearing a loose dress with a flower pattern, and her hair was pulled into a messy ponytail although it was still sticking out in different directions. She seemed to be gripping the hand of one of the nurses, because the woman looked like she was about to cry. Tobi walked towards them quickly and knelt down by the wheelchair. "Sir-" "Five minutes." He ordered, and they immediately looked away. "Abena. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry for everything. I'm sorry for the way I treated you when we first met. I'm sorry for all those stupid rules that I gave you. I'm sorry for calling you an incubator that time. I'm sorry for not telling the world about you the first time. I'm sorry for not standing up to you when my aunty and cousins were being rude." He said, looking at her with pleading eyes. "I'm sorry too. I shouldn't have given up on us so easily, that was a stupid thing to do" She replied with a sad smile. "I don't blame you. The attention that comes with being with me can be overwhelming." He said with a small smile. "I know." Her contraction had passed, but she knew that another one would come. They were becoming frequent, she had been timing them. "Come back." He blurted out. "Come back into my life. Come back and rearrange my furniture. Come back and play loud music in the middle of the night. Come back and wake me up in the most annoying ways possible. Come back and talk too much. Come back and leave your dishes in the sink, but not all the time." She grinned in reply. "Come back and watch late night movies with me. Come back and leave your messes everywhere. Come back and eat all the food in my fridge. Come back and cook your amazing jollof rice and spaghetti Bolognese. Come back and just, love me." "Tobi-" "Wait. Let me finish jorh. Before you came into my life, I was... content, not happy, with the way my life was. I had a routine, I was predictable. I always knew what I was going to do. I had a plan. I knew what I was eating the next day, and where I was going to be at every point in time. I never went on holidays, never watched late night movies, never made sandwiches in the middle of the night, never went to the beach, never had... fun."

hmmm love do changes people oo

Oh Tobi! That's so sweet but could you save those for later.. That lady is in labour right now

wow wow, so sweet of u Tobi, bt u have all the time later

Tobi that's good

Woww so sweet of u Tobi

semi final "Tobi-" "Shut up jare. This is the romantic moment." He hushed her and she rolled her eyes. "It's like when I first saw, God was trying to tell me that you are the girl for me. I tried to fight it, because I didn't think I was capable of love, but there's no fighting it now." "Tobi let me-" "And now, with you in my life, everything is much better. You make my life worth living. I love you and I don't want to lose-" "Dude!" She exclaimed with a laugh. "I was already planning on coming back na. You can't get rid of me that easily. I love you. And I'm here to stay." She hastily interrupted him. "Eh ehn. So I said that whole speech for nothing?" He joked and she laughed. "Sir. We really need to go." A nurse said. "Yes, yes. One more thing." He turned to Abena with a nervous expression. "Abena. I just need you to ask one thing, although this is a very bad time, but if I don't ask you now, I might never have the balls to ask you again. Okay, um, here it goes... will you marry me?" Her eyes widened in surprise and she opened her mouth to give her an answer, but suddenly, she had another contraction, and this one was visibly more painful than the other ones. She gripped his hand tightly, digging her nails into his skin, and he winced in pain. "GET THESE CHILDREN OUT OF ME, RIGHT NOW!" She exclaimed in pain. "Sir, we really need to-" "Yes, yes I know." Tobi said, trying to hide the disappointment in his voice. He stood up and loosened her grip on his hand, frowning at the marks she left on his hand. "Take care of her, or else you won't have jobs anymore." He ordered to the nurses and went to sit in the lobby that was just beside the delivery room. Now, all he could do was wait patiently. ... Tobi was tired of waiting. How hard was it to pop two children out of there? Okay, it was probably really hard, but the anticipation was killing him. He got tired of sitting, and he was pacing instead, wondering what the genders of his children would be, and what names they would have. He was disappointed that he didn't get an answer from Abena before she had to go and deliver. There were no nurses and doctors running in and out, so that probably meant that everything was fine. The sound of his phone ringing interrupted his thoughts. He checked the caller ID. It was Joseph. "Hey man. What's up?" He heard his friend ask. "She's still inside. I'm getting so impatient right now." Tobi sighed. "Why aren't you with her?" Joseph asked and Tobi could picture the teasing smile that would be on Joseph's face. "Ew, no. I might have changed a little, and I love her very much, but I'm not going to watch her give birth." Tobi said, earning a knowing laugh from Joseph. "Well she's having twins. So she's supposed to stay there for a while. Dera stayed for a shorter period of time, but that's cuz she was giving birth to just one." Joseph explained. "Yeah well, I'm Tobi Ademi. I don't just have one child at once." Tobi joked and he was sure that Joseph rolled his eyes. "Well Dera and I are on our way, we just have to drop the kids at her mum's place first." Joseph said.

hmmm, boy and girl /boy and boy... next

Happy reunion I am happy for them

really nice... patience Tobi... is a virtue

hmmmmm

Tobi is really a mad man, imagine him proposing to Abena in that condition. So crazy and romantic.

Next

Tobi, I'm happy for you

congrat in addy

tobi u went too far and fast in saying all u feel for her, beside her condition and de hospital environment at dat moment is not de right time.

So romantic

hope there won't be any problem o. nothing must happen to Abena o

am so teary now, tobi dats so romantic, I wish u safe delivery abena and to the new babies parents I say congratulations

Sweet

final episode "Okay cool." "Is your mum coming?" "Not yet. I'll call her after Abena delivers. I don't want her to come and start fussing over everyone." Tobi said. "True. Did you get to talk to her before she went in?" Joseph asked. "Yeah. She totally fell for my romantic speech." Tobi bragged. He knew better than to tell Joseph that Abena wasn't able to give him and answer on his marriage proposal. Joseph would laugh for years. He would ask her again, and have a very big rock to go with it. "Good. I'm glad you didn't listen to me when I told you not to do the contract thing. If you did, you wouldn't have met her." Joseph said. "Yeah well, you're a very bad lawyer." Tobi joked and they laughed. "Thanks man." Tobi finally said. "For what?" "Talking some sense into me and not standing by while I was loosing the love of my life." Tobi explained. "Thats the job description of Tobi Ademi's best friend." Joseph said with a laugh. "Well you're so damn good at your job, I don't think you would need a replacement." "Thanks. We would be there soon." Joseph replied and hung up. After what seemed like years but was actually just hours, a tired doctor came out of the delivery room. This is it, Tobi thought. His family was on the other side of the door; the love of his life and his newly born children. He didn't regret a thing. If someone told him a year ago that he would one day, be sitting in the lobby of a hospital, waiting for the woman that he had unintentionally fell in love with to give birth to his children, he would have laughed for days. Abena had taught him a lot of things. She had taught him to live in the moment, to have fun, to eat carelessly, to be something more than just a billionaire. But most of all, she had taught him how to love. He walked up to Doctor Uche expectantly. "Mr. Ademi, congratulations. The mother and the children are both okay and healthy." Tobi grunted in response. "Although something unexpected happened. Miss. -" He was interrupted by a nurse who walked out of the delivery room with a baby wrapped in a shawl. She walked up to him and he peered at the little human. "This one's a boy." The nurse said, referring to the crying child. Tobi admired the baby, he was rendered speechless, although he wasn't sure if he looked like him or like Abena, but he was already in love with his baby boy. "I'll get him all cleaned up for you." She said and walked away. Tobi looked at the doctor with a wide grin on his face. "You were saying?" Tobi asked, still smiling. "Yes. The most unpredictable thing happened, Miss. Omotosho-" He was interrupted again by another nurse who had another baby wrapped in a shawl. She walked up to Tobi and he looked at the baby. "This one's also a boy." "He's perfect." Tobi whispered, while the nurse tried to stop the baby from crying by rocking him gently in her arms. "I have to get him cleaned up, then you can look at him for as long as you want." The nurse said and walked away. Twin boys. He sighed happily. He didn't get the girl he wanted, true, but he already loved his boys so much, and he was going to care for them with everything he had. "Yes, doctor Uche. Sorry, what were you saying?" Tobi asked again and the doctor gave an impatient sigh. "Miss. Omotosho gave birth to-" He was interrupted, again, by another nurse carrying a baby. Tobi raised his eyebrow in confusion as the woman walked towards him. "This is the last one, a girl. Such a precious little thing." The nurse smiled, and Tobi's mouth hung in surprise. "That's what I was trying to tell you Mr. Ademi. Miss. Omotosho gave birth to triplets. Two boys and a girl." The doctor smiled. "Yes! Oh yes yes yes! This is perfect." Tobi exclaimed, pumping his fists in the air. His voice startled his little girl and she started crying. "Oh, I'm sorry love." He whispered to her. "I'm just so happy to meet you." "Let me get her cleaned up for you sir." The nurse said and walked away. "Thank you doctor Uche. Can I go and see her now?" Tobi asked, bursting with happiness. "Yes, you can. I've already cleaned her up." A nurse said, walking out of the room. "You can quickly see her before we move her to another room." The doctor said and Tobi nodded. Two boys and a girl. As Tobi walked into the delivery room, with his confident and infamous smirk plastered on his face, there was only one thing on his mind: He was a sharp shooter indeed. ... THE END

interview Please Note: Some of you are... unhappy, with the way the book ended. Please understand that: 1) The Contract is a NOVELLA. A novella is a book that is too long to be called a short story, but it's too short to be classified as a novel. I write novellas. That's just what I do, I'm not good with writing long stories. 2) I think I gave you guys a pretty amazing ending. They end up together, Tobi gets a girl and he learns something. Plus, my last line was pretty funny ?. I've been planning that since I started the book. 3)I repeat, there would be NO spin off, sequel or bonus chapters. Thank you. Interview: Anchor: Hello and welcome to the official interview of the characters from the just finished wattpad novella, 'The Contract.' First, we have Mr. Tobi Ademi, the main character of the book. Hello Tobi Tobi: Can you just ask the questions already? I have things to do. Anchor: Right, of course. @PriyankaAgnihotri wants to know,'Will you kiss me?' Tobi: That's a very odd way to start the interview, and no, I don't kiss strangers, or any other girl now, or else Abena would kill me. (Laughs) Anchor: (laughs) of course. @SkittlesAsh asks, 'Why do you want a baby girl?' Tobi: Well girls spend more money than guys, and I have too much money, I just needed someone to spend it for me. (Laughs) just kidding, I like the idea of a 'daddy's girl' Anchor: thats very cute. You got your wish. @_Dorothy_ asks, 'Why didn't you want to start a family with Abena?' Tobi: (sighs) well, I didn't exactly have a happy family, and I was a player, I didn't think I had what it takes to start a family. I was afraid that I would mess things up and end up like my dad, but as Jospeh said, 'If it makes you happy, ignore the crowd and go for it.' Anchor: yes, that's very true. @xOXoBOOPoXOx wants to know, 'How good are your cooking skills.' Tobi- (smirks), you guys seem to always forget one thing. I'm Tobi Ademi. You can't use the word 'good' to describe my skills, you use the word 'great'. And I'm pretty great at every single thing. Ask Abena (winks) Anchor: (coughs awkwardly), we don't doubt that. @dimplesofficial asks, 'Why didn't you want Abena to know you love her?' Tobi: Well I thought she hated me (shrugs), I wasn't the nicest person, and I was in denial. Anchor: and now, we ask, how was The Contract experience? Tobi: it was pretty good. I enjoyed it, I fell in love and now I have three adorable kids. Can I go now? I have a lot of work to do, and Abena is making spaghetti Bolognese for dinner. Anchor: (raises eyebrow) O-Kay, thank you sir. Tobi: (stands up to leave) Anchor: now, we have Miss. Abena, the main female character of the book. Hello Abena. How are you feeling today? Abena: (smiles) still tired from the delivery. Let's just start the questions now? Anchor: (nods). @dimplesofficial wants to know, 'Why didn't you let Tobi know how you feel?'

Abena- well he was so mean and snobbish, plus I didn't even think that he would like someone like me. Imagine me going to him and telling him that I like him and then he would na laugh at me. That would be so embarrassing (laughs) Anchor: (laughs) very true. @PriyankaAgnihotri asks, 'How do you feel when Tobi cares for you?' Abena: when he first started caring I was suspicious, because he was so mean in the beginning that then he started acting nice. But I like the fact that I have someone to care for me. All my life, I've never had someone to care for me, and now, I have Tobi. Anchor: awww. That's good. @weirdo1437 asks How is Demi your child? Abena: demi is fine. He's in recovery. And he's my nephew, although I love him as my child anyway, as Tobi and I are going to adopt him. Anchor: @xOXoBOOPoXOx wants to know, 'Have you had any secret or weird food cravings, apart from bananas?' Abena: Well there was bread, and chocolates. But banana was the main thing. Anchor: how was The Contract experience in all? Abena: it was good. I like a happy ending, especially when it's for me. Anchor: thank you Abena. Now we have Joseph, Tobi's best friend and favourite character of most of the readers Joseph: Well obviously yes I'm the favorite. It's good that the people in the real world make good choices. (Smirks and winks) Anchor: (laughs) if you say so. @PriyankaAgnihotri asks, How did it feel when you were a father for the first time? Joseph: it felt really good, until Dera made me change the pampers. (Shudders and frowns.) Anchor: (laughs) well, @_Dorothy_ wants to know, 'If Abena is so attractive, why didn't you ask her to be your second wife?' Joseph: meh. (Waves hand dismissively). (1) I love my wife. Dera is enough for me, (2) Abena would slap me if I even mention that, and (3) Tobi would castrate me, give or take. And the woman eats too much! Ahn! Ki lo de? (=meaning what is it?) Anchor: @xOXoBOOPoXOx asks if you have any funny stories of you and Tobi. Joseph: (rubs chin) not a lot, you know Tobi is a boring man. I dont even see what Abena is doing with him sef. (Tobi walks on the stage and slaps the back of his head) ow! I rest my case. (Pouts) Anchor: and @dimplesofficial asks, 'Why do you like trouble?' Joseph: I don't like trouble jare. It's not my fault that trouble likes me. (Rolls his eyes.) Anchor: and how was your own The Contract experience? Joseph: I got a chance to show my amazing-ness to the world, so it was pretty good. Anchor: (laughs) of course. Now we have Joseph's wife, Chidera. Hello Dera. Dera: hello (waves) Anchor: okay so, @PriyankaAgnihotri asks, 'What is the most tedious thing you have to do when you have a husband like Joseph?' Dera: (laughs) making him do what you want. He's so stubborn, but, luckily for me, he knows not to mess with me. After all, I'm in charge of his food (winks) Anchor: @_Dorothy_ asks, 'Are you going to have another baby? Please do.' Dera: No way! I already have three. Four, if you count my husband. My hands are full. (Joseph grumbles from behind the set) Anchor: (laughs)and @xOXoBOOPoXOx wants to know, 'what kind of puppy did Joseph get you?' Dera: (smiles dreamily) a German shepherd. I called it blaze. Anchor: lastly, how was your own The Contract experience. Dera: (shrugs) it was good. I have a new bestie now (Abena) Anchor: okay. Now we have Tobi's mother, Mrs. Ademi, referred to as Mama in the book. Mama, good day. Mama: hello. Anchor: @xOXoBOOPoXOx asks, 'What are the baby names you migh t have in mind for your grandchildren?' Mama: hm. Any good Yoruba name is fine. Anchor: @dimplesofficial asks, 'How old are you?' Mama: (frowns) you children of nowadays, didn't your parents teach you not to ask an elderly person for their age? Anchor: sorry ma. So ma, how was your The Contract experience? Mama: inu mi n dun (= meaning I'm happy). Now I have my grandchildren and my son is happy. Anchor: thank you mama. Now, we have the writer of the book, @blackxbelle. Timi: heyy! Anchor: so, @PriyankaAgnihotri wants to know, 'Will you come on a world tour when your book gets published for your fans around the globe?' Timi: ehm. I dunno. Thats if my book gets published, and if I have a lot of fans (shrugs ) Anchor: @_Dorothy_ asks, 'Will you ever put this book in print?' Timi: if I have the opportunity to, then yes. Anchor: @chinyereobi asks, 'Will you write write sequel or spin off after this?' Timi: nah. I'm working on another book Anchor: @xOXoBOOPoXOx wants to know, 'Do you have an actual liking to bananas or is it just a fun joke?' Timi: (laughs) both. I like bananas, thats my fav fruit and it's a joke because that's what Abena likes to eat. Anchor: Well, how was your The Contract experience? Timi: I'm happy that I got to publish a book on wattpad, and even happier that other people like it. I didnt think I would get much attention, but I took the chance, and it worked. So if you're afraid of writing, put your heart into it and take the chance. You never know. Anchor: thank you very much. And now, we ask you readers: How was your own The Contract experience?

pretty cool how things turned out

Wonderful story

WOW!, at last a happy ending. Great story, nice write up... good job @Bayjenny.

awwww, love the story. kudos to you @bayjenny

The story is wow

Ahh! Am reading it again o. Why wil it just end like that. Don't mind me o I just Love the story.

hmm my experience on the book is just wowww!!! I really need to kiss @bayjenny for this great piece (winks) that's is she agrees

lol. @Ryder thanks guys for your comments I really appreciate love you all

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He is indeed a sharp shooter

The contract has been my best story in recent times here (It actually comes after "Please break my heart"). The story is so entertaining, fun with a very captivating storyline. I also fell in love with the characters that i felt and shared in their emotions... All the way, The contract experience was thrilling

It was anice nice ride

beautiful ending