Sophia My Love Episode 9
Thank you for choosing Siri as your online beautiful sweet story reading partner. Today we have “Sophia My Love Episode 9 Of Sophia My Love Stories Or Novels To Read with Siri.”
π«π Sophia My Love Episode Nine:
When Brad returned to the room, Sophia was crying. She was sitting on the edge of the bed, and her face was covered with streaks of tears.
βMy love, whatβs wrong? Why are you crying? Please talk to me baby, you know I canβt stand your tears, itβs ripping my heart apartβ Brad asked Sophia, holding up her face with his hands.
βIs this what Iβm going to keep doing? Is this how I have to keep lyΓ―ng to my mother? Am I going to continually wait while you lie to your wife just for us to be together?β Sophia asked in between sobs.
βOh baby, you havenβt done anything wrong, you just had to tell her what you told her to be with me, the man that loves you crΓ₯zy. Please baby, do away with this unnecessary guΓ―lt so we can face this storm together as one soul that we areβ Brad told her.
βBrad, weβre not one soul. We were meant to be, but you went behind me and allowed your aunt pressure you into marrying someone else.
βNow, she has your name, and what do I get? I have to keep covering my mouth whenever you have to call and tell her sweet nothingsβ Sophia cried.
βAh baby, donβt be like this! You know more than I do that the one you call my wife, got nothing but my name, but you have my heart and my soul. Please stop crying, I’ll always be the man you want me to be. You’ll hardly notice there’s anyone called my wife,I if you allow me do this things the way want itβ he told her, and without giving her a chance to talk, began kiΓsing her everywhere.
A while later, he was cuddling her and falling asleep, after a rigorous two persons press up. He had continued to stroke her hair and make her unending promises until she fell asleep.
The next morning, he sent her to her house, and though she wanted him to come in and say hi to her mother, he reminded her about the lie she had told her mother the previous night, and how itβll expose them, if her mother saw two of them that morning.
He kissed her goodbye, and reminded her not to call him, for heβd surely call her as soon as he can get out to see her.
Sophia stood waving him goodbye as he drove off, trying so hard to keep the tears back, but they ended up calling freely on their own accord. She entered the house when she had successfully dried her tears and managed to force a happy face.
What she didnβt know was that while she was talking with Brad in front of their neighbourβs house, where he had dropped her, her mother was in their neighbourβs house to get cooking pots for the people who were cooking Meg”a wedding food.
She had been shocked to see Brad and Sophia together that morning when Sophia had told her Brad was in the hospital and she had to stay with him rhw previous night.
βIs this not the Brad that Sophia said will be in the hospital for some days because he was sick?β Mrs Dike asked herself and was walking towards them when she heard Brad reminding her not to call him unless he called her.
βWhat is going on?β Mrs Dike asked again, and she almost fell down when she heard Sophia lamenting about how she had suddenly become a second fiddle, and how she canβt help doing his biddings because she canβt stay without the man she loves.
She watched Sophia get into the house after she had wiped the tears from her face, then she walked into the house.
βSophia, where did you say you were yesternight?β she asked her daughter as Soo .as she got inside.
βGood morning mother. I was in the hospital with Brad, because he is very ill. And, Iβm even very worried, because from the looks of things, he may not be able to marry me any time soon, because of his healthβ Sophia said in a go.
βSophia, at what point did you miss the track? At what point did I lose my daughter?β Mrs Dike asked Sophia, both startling and confusing her.
βI donβt understand mother. How would you ask these questions when Iβm right here with you? How would you lose your beloved daughter?β Sophia asked, trying to force a smile.
βBefore I answer that Sophia, why donβt you tell me what is making you a second fiddle to Brad. And while youβre at it, would you like to tell me why you canβt call him until he calls you?β Mrs Dike asked Sophia, dragging her to a seat.
Sophia would remain grateful to her mother for pulling to that seat, for she would have most certainly lost consciousness if she had remained standing even for a second more.
Tears began to roll freely from her eyes as she sat looking at her mother, realization hitting her like a wave! Her mother had seen Brad, and she had heard every dΓ£mn thing they talked about.
And so it was that even though Sophia continued to cry, her mother sat patiently, waiting for her to tell her what she wanted to hear.
And indeed, she had to tell her mother how she had gone to Bradβs house and he came home with the wife his aunt had compelled him to marry.
She had to tell her about how devastated Brad had been when he heard that Meg was about to be married, and they would have been able to fΓ―ght off his auntβs pressure, if he had known about Meg’s marriage some hours earlier.
βAnd after he brought his lawfully wedded wife home, where did you go to Sophia?β he mum asked briskly.
βMother, he just had to marry that girl because of the inheritances, it is me he loves and wants to be with, and thatβs why he left the house with me. I am the only one Brad loves.β Sophia answered.
βSophia, what I asked is where you went to. I didnβt ask where he kept his mani.pulating self, I asked where you were the whole of last nightβ Mrs Dike spat.
βI was in the hotel room he booked for me. And because I am the one who matters to him, he couldnβt go home to the one they forced on him. Yes mother, he spent the night with me, even though it was his wedding night!β Sophia bragged.
A thunderous slap hit Sophiaβs face even before she could realize that her mother had heard what she was saying.
βHow stupΓ―d can a human be? Am I your mother? Sophia, did I give birth to someone as senseless as you are?β Mrs Dike screamed in a fit of rage.
βA man who you have been with for so long, and who you say has plans to marry you, gets another wedded behind your back, returns home with the new wife, and he takes you to a hotel room?
βAs what Sophia? He takes you to a hotel room and youβre proud enough to let me know that he spent the night with you. Doing what exactly?
βTelling you how much he loves you, and how you would always be the one he loves, and how the wife at home is but a necessity to get his inheritances?
βAnd maybe, while you cried your eyes out, he tried to console you, touched you in places youβve never been touched before, and one thing led to another, and he took your innocence away, right Sophia?β Mrs Dike analyzed, hoping to hear her refute it, but no, Sophia was just crying and rubbing the cheek where the hot slap from before had landed.
βWait, Sophia, did Brad truly take your innocence? Did you let a man who had betrayed you take away your innocence the very night of the same day he had craftily jilted you?β Mrs Dike asked, almost losing her mind.
Sophia had just opened her mouth to speak when Meg entered the sitting room. βMother, the people cooking at the back of the house need your attentionβ she told her mother, acting as if she didnβt notice there was tension in the sitting room where her mother and her favourite daughter were shouting and crying.
The last thing she needed was getting involved in any of their dramas, especially not on a day as important as her wedding day. Meg had tried so hard for forget all that her mother did to her because she felt Sophia was a saint, but she wasn’t ready to meddle into their affairs.
Mrs. Dike looked at Sophia again before she walked out to meet the people waiting for her. Sophia remained indoors that day, crying and regretting all she had brought upon herself.
She was crying because she could see how devastated her mother was at the thought of getting deflowered. She wondered what she would do if she found out that Brad had made her do so many outrageous things.
She couldnβt come out for her sisterβs wedding, of course, she wasnβt in the shape to appear in such a joyful occasion.
Meg had a low keyed but very colourful traditional marriage, and though Sophia was missing, only very few noticed it.
And their mother actually didn’t care where she was until Meg had departed with her husband. Then she decided to go speak with Sophia, but Sophia was nowhere to be found.
Mrs. Dike was furious, she knew sheβd be nowhere else but with the Brad who was doing so well at manipulating her daughter.
She could tell that Sophia didnβt go far because her phone was lying on the bed so she walked out of the house with their dog, to go search for her.
βOh! If not the infamous married man who is manipulative enough to get my daughter on his bed, the very same day he betrayed her, who else could it be?β Mrs Dike snorted as soon as she saw Sophia standing with Brad at the corner of their neighbour’s house.
βGood evening maβ Brad greeted respectfully trying to conceal the shock he got when she spoke to him in a way that told him Sophia had been talking too much.
βKeep your greetings to yourself Brad, and keep your hands off my daughter this minute, or Iβll set this dog on you!β Mrs Dike blew hot.
“I do mor.blame you for how far you have deceived this daughter of mine, o count it all her full for allowing you drive her so wickedly, but from this minute Brad, don’t make me see you anywhere close to my daughter, for you won’t like what you’ll get” she told Brad.
“And you Sophia, before this spittle on the ground dries, be in your room already. Move it Sophia!” Mrs. Dike barked and Sophia was running inside even before she knew she had pulled her hands from Brad’s.
TO Be Continued