I'm very sorry i have not started posting stories. Please
Tuesday, October 08, 2019
Friday, August 30, 2019
Her Mother's Daughter' story is coming up soon...
Sorry guys... I went on a break. The story will begin by second week of September. Sorry for keeping you guys waiting. Thanks to everyone that reached out to me. Grateful.
Storyline:
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Monday, June 17, 2019
Serial Killer: The case of Dana Sue Gray.
The people living in Canyon Lake, a community in California knew a dangerous person living in their midst. Her name was Dana Sue Gray.
The first person she killed was 86-year-old Norma Davis. Dana Sue had visited Roberts one day claiming she wanted to borrow a book about controlling a drinking problem. February 28, 1994, her body was found by Norma's neighbor, Alice Williams. Norma had a wood handled knife sticking out of her neck, and a fillet knife sticking out of her chest. Other than a broken fingernail, she had no other marks. A bloodied afghan lay at her feet. She had been dead for two days. Norma was the mother-in-law of the woman (Jeri Davis) who married Dana's father in 1988. She was Dana Sue's step-grandmother.
Friday, June 07, 2019
2019 Fall Bridesmaid Trends
Bridemaid dresses in your perfect wedding colors! Beautiful fabrics and nearlt 200 color option let you mix and match bridemaid styles from all our collections. You will enjoy flawless color matching bridemaids dresses, junior bridesmaid dresses, flower girl dresses and menwear accessories.
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Five Cool Things You Can Do With Your Old Extensions
If you love hair extensions as much as we do then we're guessing you've got a few old sets hanging around in your vanity that you're not sure what do with. As much as you don't want to wear them we get that you don't want to throw them away either as they're such an investment and super special. So, to help you with this dilemma we thought we'd give you a little inspiration and show you a few cool things you can do with your old hair extensions.
How to Dye Human Hair Wigs
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Saturday, May 18, 2019
Lynette Fromme is still in love with a serial killer.
A woman who was in Charles Manson's inner circle has admitted she is still in love with the notorious US cult leader, despite the series of brutal murders he orchestrated that shocked the world.
Friday, May 10, 2019
10 Benefits of the fruit called Pear. You should eat it!
One of my favourite fruits!
1. For weaning children. Pear is hypoallergenic and a low acidic fruit. So it doesn’t create any digestion related problems. This fruit can be peeled, heated, and then pureed. The peel also can be fed, but it is very important to take care that it doesn’t have any harsh edges that can hurt children. Pears should not be given to children with diarrhea.
Wednesday, May 08, 2019
Sunday, May 05, 2019
Friday, May 03, 2019
Interesting Facts About Dubai.
1. The Burj Khalifa (the most luxurious hotel ever built) is so tall that some of its residents need to wait longer to break fast during Ramadan. Residents from the 150th and higher floors see the sun longer than other residents of the hotel.
2. Foreign women visiting Dubai who get raped and report the incident are most likely to be jailed instead of the rapist.
Wednesday, May 01, 2019
Unsolved Murder: The Black Dahlia
Elizabeth Short was twenty-two-year-old when found brutally murdered on January 15, 1947.
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Thursday, April 25, 2019
Friday, April 19, 2019
Sunday, April 14, 2019
Friday, April 12, 2019
Tuesday, April 09, 2019
Thursday, March 28, 2019
(S3): HEARTBEAT OF BELLO'S HOSPITAL. E3
At last! Sorry for the delay! I couldn’t log in. Also, three people have complained to me that they have not been able to access the blog through several browsers. I have been advised to change the theme of my blog. I might. I hope I won’t lose some of my contents.
Sunday, March 10, 2019
Wednesday, March 06, 2019
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
RETIREMENT AT EASE!
Retirement AT EASE is the theme of an ONLINE HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (OHRDP) on pre- and post- RETIREMENT ACTIVITIES. PLEASE PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAMME AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO DO THE SAME!
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Monday, February 11, 2019
Saturday, February 09, 2019
Friday, February 08, 2019
Monday, February 04, 2019
(S2): HEARTBEAT OF BELLO'S HOSPITAL. E8
********
“I will explain,” Jidenna
said. “We will talk later.”
“What about now? Who is
she?”
When he noticed Sandy Fayemi
was getting closer to them, he quickly whispered.
“Please Lola, let’s talk
later.” He began to move forward.
Lola kept looking at him
without moving an inch. She was obviously bothered and confused. She asked
herself who the woman could be. The name Fayemi sounded very familiar and she
kept on thinking with her eyes on Jidenna, Sandy and the little boy she held in
her arms.
“What are you doing here?”
Jidenna asked her in a very low tone.
The woman had a stiff look
on her face. With the way she fixed her eyes on him, it became glaring, she
wasn’t there to smile or play.
“I can’t continue like
this,” She said with her voice raised. Lola could hear her. “He needs you in
his life.”
Jidenna turned back and
noticed Lola was still there. He glanced at Sandy and pointed at a direction.
“We need to talk somewhere else.”
“I think my mother should
join us in our discussion.”
“Don’t bring your mother
into this.” He said in an angered tone. This time he didn’t caution the tone of
his voice. “Let’s talk alone.”
Jidenna started to walk away
without making sure Sandy was behind him. Sandy glared at Lola for a while,
that Lola seemed to be uncomfortable with it. Lola gave her an uncertain look
when she didn’t take her eyes off her. Sandy eyed her and decided to follow the
route Jidenna followed.
Lola looked around her and
noticed most of the nurses, workers were staring at her. She saw Oliver and he
quickly looked at a document, pretending to be reading it. She moved towards
him, and closed the document.
“Who is she?”
Oliver looked at her as if
he is just seeing her at that particular time. “What did you just say?”
“Who is Sandy Fayemi and
don’t you ever lie to me. Who is she?”
“She is someone we used to
know around here.”
“Someone we used to know?
That means most people who work here know her.”
He only nodded. She dimmed
her eyes, thinking and then, she could remember why the surname of the woman
sounded familiar.
“Is she related to Wendy
Fayemi?”
Oliver nodded again.
“I need you to talk.”
“Yes, she is related to her.
See, Dr. Lola. I am not the right person you should ask. In fact, why are you
concerned about her? Do you have anything to do with Dr. Jidenna?” He smiled at
her. “Is he your boyfriend?”
Lola gave him a sarcastic
look and before she could utter a word, Melvin grabbed her arm. She looked at
him surprised.
“I need to borrow her from
you,” He said to Oliver.
“I think our conversation is
over.” Oliver speedily marched away.
Lola removed his hand from
her. “What is it?”
“I need to talk to you now.”
She didn’t have a choice.
She followed him.
********
“Why are you asking me this
question?” Duke asked Dr. Wole Bello as he sat across him in his large office.
Bello requested to see him before going home.
“I need an answer and not a
question.”
“That’s because your
question is inappropriate. This is not how we do things here.”
“Dr. Duke! Must you always
portray to be perfect? Must you always follow the rules? Can’t you bend it for
once?”
“I am not perfect Dr. Wole
and I know why you said that. I always follow protocol and I learnt that from
you. I am surprised you are eager to know whom I will vote for as my top my two.
It is not only going to be my decision.”
“I know but your decision
matters.” He rose on his feet and moved towards the window. “As your boss, I am
demanding to know your top two now.”
Duke heaved a long sigh. He
didn’t want to disrespect the man he deeply respected. He spoke. “I won’t deny
the fact that Dr. Lola has been terrific and effective. She has proven to be
versatile. She has gone beyond doing her job for some of her patients, in fact,
all of them. She always tries to make an impact and that is why she is first
person on my list for the top two.”
Even when Wole was staring
directly outside the window, Duke saw a smile. A quick smile but sunny and
genuine.
“And your second?”
Duke shrugged. “I’m still
trying to make a choice between Dr. Zara and Dr. Melvin.”
Wole looked at him. “What
about Dr. Ahmed? He is in your field. Are you not impressed with him work?”
“I am. He is good but
sometimes he seems distracted.”
He walked to his desk but
didn’t sit. “Have you asked him why?”
“I am sure it is personal.
If it was work related, he should have told me.”
“Dr. Duke, you see why I
said you should break the rules sometimes. Break your rule.”
Gerald Duke smiled lightly
and bowed his head. He put his hand on top of his upper lip and shook his head.
Wole added. “I am serious.
Learn to be thoughtful when it comes to the people working with you. Show you
care. Don’t hide it. You might appear to be insensitive but you have a delicate
heart. I know I have not asked how you have been doing ever since you broke up
your last relationship. I hope you are happy.”
Duke stared at him for a
split second. He wanted to tell him how he felt about Lola but he had to know
the truth if he was her father. He felt he was but he desired to hear it from
his own mouth.
“I am happy sir.” He said.
“People might not want to discuss what they are going through.”
“I doubt. Why don’t you ask
before you conclude?”
“Sir, I just want to work
and do my job but that does not mean I won’t show concern when I am being asked
for help. If I can, I will offer my help, advice or solve their problems as
long as I am capable of solving it.”
Wole wore a thick smile. “I will
always say this. I admire you. I admire the man you have become. If only most
of my wishes could come true, I really want you to be my son in law.”
His left eyebrow rose. “Do
you have a daughter somewhere?”
“Duke,” he called his name,
sat down and rested his back on the chair. He gazed up for a while and made eye
contact with him. “I can’t answer that question for now. I’m sorry.”
“If you have made any
mistake in the past, you can correct it now.”
“What makes you think I made
a mistake?”
“It is obvious you have a
daughter and you regret not being in her life.”
“You don’t know my story.
You don’t know what I regret.”
“Then tell me your story.”
Duke rose on his feet. “Talk to me. I can help. You are the one that just told
me to be thoughtful and always ask if I feel someone might be going through
something.”
Wole didn’t say anything.
Duke sighed and questioned him without making eye contact. “Is Lola your
daughter?”
Wole’s eyes widened and he
stood. “What makes you think she is my daughter?”
“You know why. I have asked
you your relationship with her mother but you bluffed me off. I know you care
about Dr. Lola.”
“Why are you so concerned
about Lola?”
“Concerned?”
“Yes. Why do you want to
know if she is my daughter? You wouldn’t ask if you didn’t care about her. Do
you care about Lola?”
Duke pointed at him. “You
are trying to change the subject. You are trying to avoid answering me.”
“I will answer you if you
answer me. Are you in love with her?”
“What! How can you ask me
such a question?”
“Then it seems our
conversation is over.” He glanced at his wristwatch. “I have a meeting with the
new surgeon I am employing soon.”
Duke shook his head and
attempted to speak but changed his mind. He just kept his eyes on him.
“Do you need anything?” Wole
asked. “I have to prepare before I leave.”
“I don’t need anything,” he
said walking towards the door. “I will see you tomorrow. Drive safe sir.”
“And you too.”
Duke walked out of the
office.
*******
Lola just couldn’t take her
eyes off Melvin with her mouth widely opened. He has narrated what he wanted to
tell her.
“Please say something,” he
said to her. “You can’t just look at me.”
“What do you want me to
say?”
“Do you think I should
agree?”
The expression on her face
revealed she was astonished. “A patient is asking you to be the sperm donor and
you want to say yes because of money?”
“One million naira is good
money.”
“This is not about money.
This is about a child. Remember, you won’t be in this child’s life and it’s not
right. It is unprofessional if you say yes to her offer.”
“I know but it will be done
in secrecy. No one has to know. I won’t involve the hospital and besides, I
don’t want to be a father. I don’t want a child.”
Lola stared at him dumbfounded.
“Excuse me?”
“You heard me. I don’t want
a child. Not being in the child’s life is the best for me. I’m only going to be
a sperm donor.”
“This is new to you. You
haven’t done it before. What makes you think when the child comes, you won’t
want to be in his or her life. What if the surrogate gives birth to a child you
fall in love with?” She gives him a look. “What kind of surgeon are you. You are
an obstetrics and gynecology surgeon. You work with pregnant women and help
them give birth to several babies. Sometimes you even operate on them if there
is a problem. How can you not want children?”
Melvin rolled his eyes. “Does
it really matter? It’s my job. I am only doing my job Dr. Lola. This is my life
we are talking about.”
“If I had a brother and you
happened to be him, I would advise you think about it thoroughly. Don’t think
about the money. Think about the outcome when you decide to say yes and bring a
child into this world without being part of that child’s life.”
“You are talking as if
people don’t do it.”
“I am not talking about
people.” Lola said. “I am talking you, Dr. Melvin.”
She placed her hand on his
shoulder. “Think about it, please.”
Lola approached the ward to
check on some patients. On her way there, she saw Duke being friendly with
Sandy. They were smiling and chatting. Sandy wasn’t with the little boy and
Jidenna was not there either.
Where was he? She silently
asked herself. She continued to look at them and this time around, with a frown
on her face. Why was she with Duke? She noticed he was holding his bag. She
knew he was planning to leave.
Why wouldn’t she leave him
alone? Must she talk with him for long? What were they talking about? These
questions paraded her mind.
“Lola.”
She turned back. Jidenna was
standing behind her.
“Are you ready to talk now?”
She asked him.
“Not at the hospital. I want
to check on a patient first before we leave.”
She wasn’t smiling at all.
“I will check on some patients too.”
“Meet me at the car in
fifteen minutes.”
“Okay.”
Lola didn’t know when Duke
passed them until she sighted him walking out of the entrance. Jidenna went
away and she rotated but couldn’t find Sandy.
*******
Ahmed and Zara continued to
work professionally. They were with a group of other surgeons talking about the
critical condition of a patient. An argument almost ensured but Ahmed tried to
calm it down. After the debate, they went their way. Ahmed received a text message
and read it. The moment he stopped focusing on his phone he saw Zara pointing
at him.
“You can’t continue to
ignore me.” She told him.
“I have not been ignoring
you. We have been working together.”
“Cut the bullshit. We have
to talk about what transpired between us in my house.”
“What is there to talk
about? If we talk about it, will it result to anything meaningful?”
Zara gave him a look. “What
do you take me for?”
“What do you take me for,
Dr. Zara? What do you want?”
She looked around them
before she offered him a response. “I could use some company, your company.”
He appeared surprised. “So
that what occurred will happen again?”
“I don’t see anything wrong
in it? We could do it again and again.” She bit her lower lip, peered directly
into his mused eyes.
Ahmed gave a side faint
smile. “I will not be cajoled. I am not a dice you can toss around anytime you
like.”
“You are supposed to be
happy. I am Zara.”
“And I am Ahmed. I will not
be used for only pleasure.” Ahmed started to walk away.
“Ahmed.” he doesn’t answer.
She clutched her hands tightly and uttered. “Ahmed!”
He gazed at her. “What?”
Two nurses and a doc passing
by briefly gazed at her and sauntered away.
“Think about my offer.” Zara
told him.
“There is nothing to think
about, Dr. Zara.” Ahmed marched out of her sight.
*******
“I don’t why we can’t
discuss it here.” Lola said to Jidenna as he drove away. “Must we go to your
house?”
“I just want us to discuss
it in a quiet place. The hospital or here is not conducive.”
“Let’s go to my place
instead.”
“What about your mom?” He
asked while he stared at her and paid attention on the road.
“Maybe she’s at home. I
don’t want to call her.”
“Please, my house is better.
Let’s go there.”
Lola didn’t say anything but
looked away from him. As they got to a certain point, Lola recognized the man
standing beside his car at the right side of the road. She jagged a finger at
his direction.
“That is Dr. Duke!”
Jidenna eyes travelled
there. “He’s the one. What happened? Please, I have to park.”
“No problem.”
Jidenna alighted and both of
them came out from the vehicle. Jidenna was in front and as he approached Duke,
Duke saw him. He was surprised to see the two of them.
“What are you doing here?”
Duke asked with his eyes on Jidenna.
“I was on my way home with
Lola when we saw you.”
With the look on her face,
she didn’t like his answer. Duke stared at her.
“Dr. Lola, how are you?”
She forced a smile. She had
to smile at him even if she wasn’t in the mood. “I’m fine. Is something wrong
with your car?”
“Yes. This is the first time
it is behaving like this. I think the engine has a fault. My mechanic is on his
way.”
“Would you wait for him to
repair it?” Jidenna asked him.
“No. I want him to take it
to his workshop. I will take a taxi home.”
“I can take you home.”
Duke briefly looked at Lola
and back at Jidenna. “I wouldn’t want to bother both of you.”
“It’s okay.” Lola said. “We
are not in a hurry.”
Jidenna spoke. “Duke, I will
take you home.”
“Thanks.” Duke said.
“You are welcome.”
They waited for only two
minutes when his mechanic came to take the car. Duke took his belongings, sat
at the backseat and even when Lola insisted he sat at the front, he courteously
refused. On their way to drop him, he didn’t say a word to them except when
Jidenna spoke to him. Duke received a long call.
Lola brought out her phone
and began to press it. They finally reached his residence. Duke came out and
thanked him.
“If it wasn’t getting late,
I would have invited both of you for a drink.”
“I know.” Jidenna said.
“Next time, we will come early.”
Duke raised his hand to
waive at them. They waived back. The gateman opened the smaller gate and Duke
walked in without looking at the car as Jidenna drove away.
*******
“How do you even reason?” Michel
asked Melvin over the phone. “I never knew you don’t want children.”
“That is not the main issue.
Should I say yes?”
“You had better listen to
your colleague. Don’t let mum know about this. She will poison you.”
Melvin laughed for a long
time that he began to cough.
“Sorry bro.”
“No use laugh kill me. But
the money is tempting.”
“Money that you will spend
and finish before two months.”
“I’m no longer a baby. I’m
not in the university anymore. I am a man now and I rely only on my salary
now.”
“I know you still have some
savings but don’t do it. She should look for someone else instead.”
“I pity that woman. She can
never have a child.”
“Then she should adopt.
There are so many helpless children out there. After all, the child the
surrogate would give birth too isn’t really hers. Advise her to adopt.”
“I will think about it.”
Melvin said.
“This woman appears to be
rich.” Michel said in a playful tone. “Tell her to come and adopt me. I’m
available.”
“You dey craze.”
Melvin and his brother burst
into laughter.
*******
Jidenna tried to offer Lola
a drink but she declined.
“I am not ready for that.
Tell me who Sandy is.”
“Sandy is Dr. Wendy Fayemi’s
daughter.”
“Okay. I am listening.”
“Can we sit down?”
“If that will make you talk,
fine.”
Lola sat and Jidenna did
too, beside her.
He spoke. “Sandy and I had
an affair. We were engaged to be married but I called it off.”
She looked at him shocked
and thought for few seconds. “Was that why Dr. Wendy always had issues with
you?”
“Yes because she blamed me.”
“She is pissed at you. You
called off the engagement. What would you have expected her to do? Always hug you
when she sees you?”
“It’s not really about the
engagement she is pissed about.”
“I don’t understand.”
“I love you Lola. Please
don’t be upset with me. Please.”
“What is it?”
“I called off the engagement
because Sandy became pregnant.”
Lola rose up on her feet
stunned. “You did what!”
Jidenna stood. “You won’t
blame me. I caught her with another man. She cheated on me before the
engagement. I forgave her but when she became pregnant, I knew it wasn’t for
me.”
“Did she say it’s for you?”
“Yes but I don’t believe
her. The baby isn’t mine. She is lying.”
Lola placed her right hand
on her forehead. “Oh my God. I can’t believe this.”
“Lola, that child isn’t mine.
Sandy cheated on me.”
“But she said he is yours!
How could you? Even if you don’t believe he is yours, you should have asked for
a paternity test.”
“That is why she is here.
She requested for it.”
“What if she didn’t come?
You wouldn’t even have told me about this. I asked you several times why Dr.
Wendy was like that towards you but you told me it was nothing.”
“I was going to tell you.”
“When? God! I can’t believe
this is happening!”
Jidenna moved towards her to
hold but she stepped backwards.
“Please don’t touch me. I
have to go.”
“You can’t leave. We have to
talk.”
“There is nothing to talk
about Jidenna. I am highly disappointed in you!” Lola gestured towards the
door. Jidenna ran over there.
“You can’t leave like this.
We have to talk.”
Her eye turned red.
“Jidenna, get out of my way. You don’t ever want to see me get angry.”
“Please, listen to me.”
“I don’t want to listen to
you! You could be the father of that child and you never cared to find out
about his wellbeing.”
“Please don’t say that.”
“I want to leave now!”
Okay… Okay, I will take you
home.”
“I don’t need you to take me
home. I just need to be alone. I don’t want to see or talk to you right now.
Just leave the way and let me leave.”
Jidenna peered into her eyes
with tears almost coming out. “Please.”
“I am begging you to let me
leave on my own! Get out of my way!”
Jidenna didn’t have a
choice. He stepped away and Lola stormed out.
*******
Duke’s gateman came out of
his mini-flat when he heard someone banging at the gate. He went to check and
saw Lola. He didn’t know her. She appeared to be upset but managed to answer
the man when he asked her questions. He opened the gate for her and they walked
towards the entrance. He pressed the doorbell.
“Who is that?”
They heard Duke.
“It’s me sir. Dr. Lola is
here to see you.”
The door immediately opened
and Lola saw Duke with an astounded look on his face. He told his gateman to go
and asked her to come inside, which she did and he closed the door.
“Lola, what are you doing
here? Where is Jidenna?”
Lola put her arms around her
body. She felt warm as her eyes surveyed the beautiful living room. He was
waiting for an answer. She looked at him and asked.
“Why didn’t you tell me?”
“Tell you what?”
“About Sandy and Jidenna. I’m
sure you knew what happened. You know Sandy.”
“Of course I know her. She’s
Wendy Fayemi’s daughter and we attended the same secondary school.”
He motioned to a sofa and
sat down. “It was not in my place to tell you about Jidenna and her. I don’t even
know the whole story. I am sure Jidenna must have explained to you.”
“Yes he has and I expected
you to have given me a hint about it. I thought you were my friend.”
“Friend?”
She gazed at him surprised
when she heard the sound of his voice.
He added. “What makes you
think we are friends?”
“If you don’t consider me a
friend, then why do you want to help me find my father?”
Duke didn’t answer her and
tears began to swell around her eyeballs. She shook her head and tried not to
cry in front of him. “Why am I even here? What am I even doing here? I’m so
stupid.”
Lola started to walk towards
the door and Duke hastily stood and hiked towards her.
“Lola, wait.”
“I’m sorry Duke, I shouldn’t
have come here.”
Before Duke could stop her
from leaving, she opened the door and ran out. He ran after her and halted in
front of her.
“I shouldn’t have come,” she
said. “I’m sorry.”
“There is nothing to be
sorry about. Please, let me take you home. I can't let you leave on your own. Please wait here and let me get the key of my other car.”
Lola only stared at him. Duke ran inside, searched for the key, saw it and went outside. Duke didn't see her. Lola had gone.
********
To be continued… on Thursday.
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