It’s Not My Fault Episode 14
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π§ It’s Not My Fault Episode Fourteen:
Dozie told his sons to get into the car while he carried an unconscious Bisola into the car and drove to the hospital where she was admitted. After what seemed like an eternity, the doctor came to the reception to inform Dozie that his wife had a miscarriage and the dead fetus had been taken out of her. Tears ran down Dozie’s face as he received the news, he couldn’t understand why his mother could hate his wife to the point of beating her till she lost a pregnancy they were not even aware of.
Dozie appreciated the doctor for his good work and took the twins to his in-law’s residence before going to face his mother. Dozie’s mother was surprised to see her son in that way, she had never seen him like that before.
Mrs. Kennedy: My son! What happened to you? I hope that Yoruba witch hasn’t done this to you.
Dozie: how could you Mom? How could you beat up my wife till she lost my baby? What kind of a mother are you? Why are you so wicked and heartless? You killed my baby, mom
Mr. Kennedy who was in the toilet hurried to the living room when he heard Dozie’s loud voice. He knew his son to be an easygoing person so, for him to be screaming at the top of his voice shows something was wrong. Getting to the living room, he was shocked to hear that his wife beat up his daughter-in-law till she lost her pregnancy. He was so disappointed because he pleaded with his wife some nights ago to accept Bisola and let the past go, he never knew she had other plans.
Mr. Kennedy: Is this true, Kim? Did you truly beat up your daughter-in-law till she had a miscarriage?
Mrs. Kennedy: Haaa, it’s not like that. I didn’t lay a finger on her. Sydney did. She told me that she was pregnant for Dozie and we could teach Bisola a lesson by beating her up, Sydney said beating her up will make Bisola go away from Dozie.
Dozie: (disappointed) Can you hear yourself, mother? Sydney told you that? Meanwhile, I have never slept with any woman aside from my life not even Sydney. What’s this thing with you and Sydney?
Mrs. Kennedy: Dozie, please forgive me. I made a promise to Sydney’s mother that you will marry her daughter and they want me to let that happen and to think Sydney is madly in love with you
Dozie: Mother, you are a big disappointment, do you know this action of yours can land you in prison if Bisola decides to involve her parent? You know, Bisola is even the mature one here, can you believe she was raped by four men while I was busy with numerous ministrations? The surprising thing is that she has never mentioned it to her parent because she knew what her father was capable of doing. Guess what I did? I couldn’t handle the issues of my marriage with maturity instead, I ran to report the issue to my parent. Mother, God gave you a wonderful daughter-in-law but you have failed to realize this. Mother, I, therefore, disown you, don’t ever come near me or anything that concerns me
Mrs. Kennedy: Dozie please, you can’t do this to me. Remember, you are my only son, remember my pain of nine months. Please, forgive me.
Dozie: if you ever come near me, I will get you arrested. Mark my words. Thank God, you have a daughter
Dozie got back to the hospital to meet his wife in tears, he knew either the nurses or doctor had broken the news to her. Before this, he had been thinking of how to break the news to her in a way that it won’t break her.
Dozie: (tries to hold her) Babe……
Bisola: (weeping) What did I ever do to your mother? She brought a lady to beat me up till I had a miscarriage and to think I never even knew I was pregnant. Your mother did let my baby live, what did I ever do wrong?
Dozie: Sweet, please, forgive me
Bisola: I won’t let this slide. She will pay dearly for it, I don’t wanna know if she is your mother or not
Dozie: Babe……..
Bisola: don’t just try to talk me out of my plans because it won’t work. Once, I get out of here, your mother will know the stuff I am made of
Bisola was discharged two days later and Dozie kept pleading with her to spare his mother with the promise that he would take care of things but she turned a deaf ear to his pleas as she was bent on teaching the woman a hard lesson which she would never recover from.
Two days after Bisola was discharged from the hospital, Sydney walked into their home barking like a dog. She began to shout and speak anyhow to Bisola which attracted Dozie who was in the kitchen.
Bisola: you are a loser and there is nothing you can ever do to me or any member of my family. You have done your worst and I bet with you that if you ever try anything, you will find yourself in a place you can’t imagine
Dozie: Babe, don’t stress yourself, I can handle her
Bisola: leave her for me. Yes, I can be very cool, and yes, I don’t oppress people with my parent’s riches and connections but if you try anything funny, I will ruin you and everything that concerns you.
Sydney: You can do nothing. Listen, Dozie, if I can’t have you then no one will.
Bisola: Dozie is mine. If you love your life, don’t dare me.
To Be Continued