Top Secret

re recruiting them no matter the score they had in the entrance examination. Adwoa bid farewell to her parents after taking her breakfast. The driver, Meshach, drove her to the school. When they

nted to hide her identity from them. She has had past experiences with friends who only came around her because of how rich she was and no

ted comfortably, waiting for their turn. She approached one of the students who goes by the name Cecilia. Cecilia seemed to be welcoming and accommodating. Adwoa asked her how the interview was supposed to go and Cecilia told her everything she needed to know. Most of the interviewees had

e glare view of anyone. She headed towards the Prado and sat inside. Meshach had been patiently waiting for her and had opened the window down for fresh air. He quickly sparked the car and sped off. Adwoa closed the window so that nobody would see her in the car. When she arrived home, she told her parents about the journey and the interview process. They were excited that Adwoa had found it easy and interesting. They knew how intelligent their daughter was and

ouched when they saw Adwoa's tears. They didn't like to see their daughter cry. They decided to grant her request and Adwoa was excited. She however didn't know how she was going to keep up with the plan to look like someone from a poor backgr

dwoa said after realizing it was Afia who was at the door. Afia had introduced Christianity to Adwoa. Mr. and Mrs. Adams didn't go to Church and neither believed in God. They believed that the riches they had was a result of their hard work. They thought only lazy people go to Church. Adwoa, after seeing the light after getti

ularly because the latter rejected his persistent requests. Asiedu had wanted to sleep with Afia,who didn't want to go against her Christian beliefs. She knew that fornication is a sin, and she was determined to keep herself for the

to Afia's advise. Mr. Adams came to the kitchen and saw his daughter chatting with Afia. He wanted to go out with Afia to the mall, seeing that his wife wasn't around. It wasn't only Asiedu who was interested in Afia; Mr. Adams was also interested in her. He pretended to want to buy some groceries at the mall,so that Afia would carry them into the car. He di

red the front seat in the glare view of anyone in the house. The driver had wanted to drive them and Mr. Adams had refused. Meshach had always suspected that Mr. Adams was interested in Afia; however he couldn't open his mouth to say it to anyone. Mr. Adams drove and came to a junction which headed towards the mall. He stopped the car and asked Afia to come over to the front seat. Th

o the deserted area, Mr. Adams told Afia once again about his interest in her. He promised to provide her with anything she needed. In addition,he promised to take care of Afia's family. Afia still held onto her belief and told Mr. Adams that she didn't want to have any affair with

s side of the story. After all, she believed so much in her father and never thought he would lie. She also loved him very much, just like her father loved her too. She hugged her father and they both walked playfully to the hall. Seeing father and daughter this way is part o

ig buttocks. Suddenly Afia remembered the sermon she had listened to the other day on her phone. The preacher said any man who practices having affair with many wom

nt. Her first daughter was going to school and she wanted to ensure that she had everything she needed. Adwoa's plan of behaving like a pauper won't stop her. After Adwoa entered the taxi,her parents also decided to follow the taxi to the school. When they arrived at the school,they watched as the taxi d