It’s Not My Fault Episode 10
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π§ It’s Not My Fault Episode TEN:
The day Bisola landed in her parent’s house with her sons, there was so much jubilation and excitement. Mrs. Ayeni couldn’t hide her excitement, she was happy to see her daughter and grandsons again, she remembered how she tried to dissuade Bisola from leaving Nigeria for Ghana years ago but her mind was made up. She was skeptical as to how her daughter would cope in a new environment with her twins who were three months then. Seeing her daughter after five years made her realize that Bisola is a strong woman and also a goal-getter.
Mrs. Ayeni couldn’t stop carrying the twins, she practically turned them into babies even when it was obvious they were not used to that kind of petting. Being a senior nurse, Bisola had no time to babysit or pet any of the twins, she trained them like they were adults.
Since it was a week to her father’s sixtieth birthday, Bisola decided to throw a surprise birthday party for him. She planned this with her mom and some members of his staff.
Dozie lay on his bed feeling sick and depressed, at that moment, he needed the love and care of a woman. While on the bed, he kept staring at Bisola’s pictures on his phone, as he was doing that, tears kept falling from his eyes. He could not deny the fact that he missed her greatly. He remembered how he fell sick immediately after a ministration and was driven home, the way Bisola took care of him and nursed him to health was so sweet. He wished he could experience that again.
Still at that position, Dozie received an international call, at first he didn’t want to pick up because he wasn’t in the mood to talk to anyone but the Holy Spirit encouraged him to pick up. Dozie obeyed only to discover it was his father-in-law.
Mr. Ayeni: Dozie, my son, how are you doing?
Dozie: haaa Daddy, Good evening sir.
Mr. Ayeni: Good evening, hope you are doing fine.
Dozie: Daddy, I am not ooooo.
Mr. Ayeni: It is well. My sixtieth birthday is next week, will you want to come around?
Dozie: Wow! I will check my schedule and get back to you sir.
Mr. Ayeni: what if I say your wife is back
Dozie: what?? Jesus! Sir, I am coming to Nigeria tomorrow with the first flight
Mr. Ayeni: Mr. Loverboy, I will be expecting you.
Just as promised, Dozie took the next flight to Nigeria after handing over things to his assistant. Immediately he heard Bisola was back in Nigeria, the depressed and weak feeling left him, it was as if cold water was poured on his body. He couldn’t wait to see Bisola after five years.
When he got to the airport, he board a cab to his in-law’s house. The gateman broke the news of Bisola’s arrival to him with the intention to receive tips but Dozie had no time for that. He walked into the house slowly with his heart beating very fast, as he got into the sitting room, he saw two naked little boys fighting for a towel. As he moved closer to them, he couldn’t deny that they were his children as the resemblance was just too much, none of them looked like Bisola.
He was brought back to consciousness by Bisola who kept shouting at naked boys to stop their fight. Bisola suddenly became tongue-tied when she saw Dozie, she didn’t expect to meet with him that soon. Dozie and Bisola were lost in staring at one another till one of the boys called Bisola.
Ayomikun: Mummy, who is this Uncle and why are you looking at him like that?
Bisola: can you just keep quiet for once? You two should get into the bathroom before I spank you
Ayomikun: But mom, he took my towel
Ayomiposi: no Mom, it’s mine. Ayomikun wrote biro on his towel, now, he wants to collect mine.
Bisola: I will give you two a knock if I should repeat myself.
Ayomikun: Fine! I won’t have to bath today
Bisola suddenly took slippers from the floor and wanted to hit Ayomikun with it but Dozie quickly intervened by holding Bisola’s hands. Bisola felt something run through her immediately Dozie held her hand, it was obvious she still had to feel for this man.
Dozie: Hello little men, do you know you are stressing your mom?
Ayomiposi: of course not, we can’t stress her because we love her
Dozie: if you love her then you have to obey everything she tells you.
To Be Continued