Love Is No Longer Blind Episode 15
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Ben and Ada continued living together peacefully without any issues.
One year later, Ada gave birth to a baby girl. They named her Fatima. Two years later, they had a baby boy and named him Adeolu.
Ben was very happy that his family was growing. Ben and Ada teamed up to build their family. Ada always went to her shop, getting customers every day, while Ben continued working in the construction company. Ada’s business helped support the family. Ben and Ada always enjoyed their moments together. When you saw them play and communicate, you would feel inspired to marry because they cooperated as one.
Meanwhile, at Naomi’s place, she was still waiting for a husband, but no one had come. She waited and waited, no husband.
One day, Naomi heard that Ben now has three children and that they are living well. Naomi started thinking about Ben.
Naomi: Look at Ben; he has three children, and I have never borne any. No, Ben can’t do this to me and go scot-free. It can’t happen. I must do something. He can’t be happy with his own family while I am unhappy. It can’t work that way. Ben needs to pay for using me and dumping me. Look at me nowβno husband, no childβand you expect me to be happy for Ben? Never, it can’t work.
Naomi: What do I do now to make sure Ben’s happiness will not be in peace? I need to cause problems between him and Ada, his wife.
Naomi: I will go to a native doctor and ask him to make Ben lose his job at the construction company. After he loses his job, I will make him beat his wife every day. I will cause him to have issues with his wife for no reason. I will create problems in their family.
Naomi concluded that she would go to a native doctor to make Ben lose his job at the construction company.
The following day…
The next day, Naomi woke up early, her mind set on carrying out her plan. She knew of a native doctor reputed for his powerful charms and decided to seek his help. As she made her way through the dusty streets, she couldn’t help but imagine the trouble she would cause in Ben’s life. The thought brought a twisted smile to her face.
Upon reaching the native doctor’s shrine, Naomi was greeted by the overwhelming smell of herbs and incense. The native doctor, a tall man with piercing eyes, sat cross-legged in the dimly lit room. He looked up as Naomi entered and motioned for her to sit.
“What brings you here, my child?” he asked in a deep, resonant voice.
Naomi took a deep breath and began to explain her situation, detailing her past with Ben and her desire to see his happiness shattered. The native doctor listened intently, his eyes never leaving her face.
“You seek to disrupt his life, to see him suffer as you have suffered,” the native doctor said slowly. “Such desires are dangerous and come with a price.”
“I am willing to pay any price,” Naomi replied, desperation lacing her voice.
The native doctor nodded and began to prepare a concoction of herbs and charms. He chanted incantations, calling upon dark spirits to aid in his work. Naomi watched, her heart pounding in anticipation.
After what felt like hours, the native doctor handed Naomi a small, intricately carved wooden figurine. “Place this where Ben will find it. It will cause him to lose his job and bring strife into his home,” he instructed. “But remember, the spirits demand balance. What you wish upon others can return to you.”
Naomi, blinded by her desire for revenge, dismissed his warning and clutched the figurine tightly. She thanked the native doctor and hurried back home, her mind racing with thoughts of how to carry out her plan.
That evening, Naomi disguised herself and sneaked into the construction site where Ben worked. She found a hidden spot and placed the figurine where Ben was sure to find it the next day. Satisfied with her work, she slipped away, unseen.
The next morning, Ben woke up, brushed his teeth, and took his bath. That day, he felt an uneasy feeling, an inner voice telling him not to go to work. As he and his wife Ada ate breakfast together, the feeling persisted.
As they were eating, Ben decided to share his thoughts with Ada.
” Ada, my mind keeps telling me not to go to work today. I don’t know the reason for it,” Ben said.
“It may be a sign, but I don’t know if it’s a good sign or a bad sign. But I pray it is a good sign,” Ada replied.
“I hope so too,” Ben said. “But I don’t know whether to skip work or still go. I didn’t take permission to be absent. Even if I don’t go, I need to inform them.”
“Yes, you need to go and take permission so they won’t think poorly of you,” Ada agreed.
After finishing breakfast, Ben prepared to leave for work.
“Ada, I’m going. I may come back early or stay till evening,” Ben said.
“Okay, no problem. Do whatever you need to. See you later,” Ada responded.
Ben arrived at work, unaware of the storm brewing in his life. As he went about his tasks, he stumbled upon the figurine. Confused, he picked it up and examined it briefly before throwing it aside, thinking it was just a piece of debris.
However, the figurine’s magic began to take effect almost immediately. Dark smoke seemed to enter Ben’s body. Unaware of what had happened, Ben continued to his workstation.
When he began working, he started making mistakes in tasks he had previously mastered. Even the new workers he had trained noticed his errors. Ben himself was surprised by his mistakes, which became more frequent.
His coworkers began to complain about his continuous errors. Ben’s supervisor soon grew dissatisfied with his work, finding fault in everything he did. Within days, Ben was called into the office and informed that his services were no longer needed. The news hit him hard. He returned home, dejected and worried about how to break the news to Ada.
When Ben arrived home, Ada was still at her shop. Only their children were at home.
His children greeted him, and Ben asked how they were doing.
Ade, their eldest, replied, “We are all fine.”
“Alright, have you all eaten?” Ben asked.
“Yes, we have,” Ade said.
Ben went straight to his bed and lay down. Eventually, he fell asleep.
When Ada returned, she found Ben asleep in his work clothes.
“Why is my husband still in his work clothes? Is something wrong?” Ada wondered aloud.
She tried to wake him to find out why he hadn’t changed.
“Ben,” Ada said, tapping him gently. “You didn’t remove your work clothes before sleeping. Why?”
“Oh, I didn’t realize I was still wearing them,” Ben said. “Let me go and change.”
Ben changed into fresh clothes and joined Ada.
“Ada, I need to tell you something,” he said.
“What is it?” Ada asked.
“The construction company fired me,” Ben said.
“Fired you? Why? What happened?” Ada asked, shocked.
“I don’t know what came over me. I started making mistake after mistake, doing things wrong that I had always done right,” Ben explained.
“Oh, I’m sorry, my husband. But what could be the cause of this? Is it natural or something else?” Ada wondered.
“I honestly don’t know, Ada,” Ben replied.
“I’m confused too. But only God knows the final say in this matter,” Ada said.
“Thank God I have my business. I will support our family, Ben. Don’t worry yourself. I’m happy that I have a shop where I can work,” Ada reassured him.
Three weeks later, the strain of unemployment began to take its toll on Ben. He felt frustrated and helpless, and these feelings started to manifest as anger. Because of the charm Naomi used on him, small arguments with Ada escalated into heated disputes. The once harmonious household was now filled with tension.
Ada, sensing that something was deeply wrong, tried to support her husband, but Ben’s pride and stress kept him from confiding in her. The loving couple who once shared everything was now drifting apart, each day a struggle against an unseen force driving a wedge between them.
Naomi watched from afar, pleased with the chaos she had sown.
“Ben, you can’t take away my joy and still expect your own joy to stay,” Naomi muttered to herself. “As I am unhappy, so shall you be. You can toy with other girls but not with me. You made me reject all my suitors, thinking I was waiting for you. Now I have no husband or children. Without a husband, people disrespect me. This is just the beginning, Ben. The real problems are coming your way.”
Meanwhile, Ada took her business seriously, making sure to provide for their family. She ensured they had food to eat and took their problems on her shoulders.
Despite Ada’s hard work, the spell cast on Ben began to work as planned. Anything Ben attempted failed, and despite Ada’s efforts, Ben remained unhappy and often found fault with her.
One day…
TO Be Continued