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room and fired all his staff. Things had been rough for her. He would request she make him food at any hour of the day. Food he never ate. She cleaned the

huma had done, she was on

killed by your deception. As his former "bri

box, she saw a heavily stoned silver dress. The dre

t to a funeral was the b

ed at by the dign

do this to me". She said to hersel

ardly to his ro

ie". He growle

e me to your brother's wedding

ying that you've nev

d cack

s dress no matter wh

ut becoming an object of degradation-that to

t all the way to his room to spill nonsense. Talking to her wouldn't cause the impact he was hoping to have on her. He wouldn't ta

to her room. Once in, she l

e heard a knock on her door. Dread filled her heart. It had to be Aeshuma; there was no one

pitched voice spoke from

and to get you ready for today". The

d help getting ready. Slowly she

n and his crew. They were hairstylists and makeup

e ain't got all day", h

the next three hours, the crew took tur

ot you? "The gay man sai

were going to a funeral. If not, h

not love?". A rich voic

logo hanging courtesly on his left breast's pocket. His hair was prope

She said maintain

em in the room. She didn't

u, my dear", he said, kissi

d. What was he doing? How dare he ki

The gay

rew c

ought you". He said, his honeyed voice hol

that this was an act, a facade? How would she get out of this mess? Was this his

en he had graciously dragged her from the church to his home. He hadn't spared he

ing dark or cool. Moreover, when she went yesterday to check for a new dress with somet

ndered herself to the crew. They dressed her in the halter neck s

s". The gay man said,

barrel curls covered a small part of her face. The red lipstick and her blonde hair complimented her delicate gree

man said, smiling, and his crew

splay. Excuse me, I need to speak to my husband, she said, pushing her way through the gay man and his crew. She was going to make Aeshuma unde