The Other Woman Episode 10
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Nkem walked into the house, got a few personal items and walked out of her house in tears.
She recalled how her mother in-law had mocked her as he carried her box of clothes and some shoes she had chosen to go with.
βWhere is our wife going to? Running away already, just because the main wife is making her see how quickly a married woman should get pregnant?β she had asked her.
βMama, from the first day I met you, from the very moment Joe introduced me to you, you have been antagonizing me for no justifiable reason.
βI have tried to keep my home training and to remain respectful even when you have shown how undeserving you are.
“There hasn’t been a day you didn’t show me hΓ tred and bitterness, but I have always tried to show you that I see you as my mother, since you’re the mother of the ma I love, but not any more mama.
βI’m leaving this house today, but in happiness that the God if fruitfulness has visited me
βYes! The God that allows a man fetch water with a basket to disgrace the cup that feels we cannot fetch water without it has visited me.
βAnd today, Iβm going away for my sanity. Not because I canβt stand up to you and the back stΓ bber I got for a wife for my husband, but because you all donβt deserve all the energy itβll take to put you in you place.
βSo Iβll allow nature to handle it all. Iβll allow the God who has chosen this time to answer me, to respond to all the mockeryβ she told mama.
βIf I didnβt know youβre as fruitless as the fig tree Jesus cursed, I would have imagined that you could be pregnant, like youβre insinuating, but nwokem (my man), you canβt fΕΕl meβ mama told her
βFor someone who got just one son, when her co wife got six sons, youβre sounding too much like a demigod!
βYouβre not in the position to decide who is fruitful and who is not. Because finally, God didnβt ask your permission or validation before He blessed me. Goodbye mam, and I hope you find peace living with the one you call wife nowβ Nkem said, rubbing her stomach as she spoke.
She held her tears from falling while she spoke with the woman, but as soon as he stepped out of the house and walked into her car, she couldnβt hold the tears any longer.
The tears continued to flow as she thought of how she could have been partying with her husband over the good news theyβve been waiting for, for twenty years, and how the little Farida she had brought into her house by herself, had scattered her home, and turned her husband against her.
Jackie was shocked to hear the outcome of her visit to her husbandβs house, finding it hard to believe that the Joe they have always known could allow himself to be manipulated like Farida and her mother had done.
βWhat do we do now? Joe must be told that youβre pregnant and if what you said is what happened, then heβll certainly not take a look at those papers you dropped for him.
βSo how do we make him know that youβre pregnant?β Jackie asked her friend.
βThereβs nothing I can do about that. Iβve tried my best Jackie. You may not know how much I have gone through these few days, but youβve got to know that thereβs a limit to what a human can takeβ Nkem told Jackie.
The two friends talked for sometime and Nkem insisted she wasnβt going back to the house.
She decided to move into one of her husbandβs apartments in town, but agreed to send him a message to inform him of her pregnancy since Jackie insisted that she told him about the pregnancy herself.
Her husbandβs estate agent got a call the next day and before noon, Nkem had moved into one of the apartments.
Meanwhile, back in Joeβs house, he found out that his wife had moved out, and his mother told him about what had happened between them.
βThat woman made some insinuations about being pregnant, and I donβt know why I felt she could truly be pregnantβ his mother told him.
βMama, I donβt want to hear about it. My husband and I are not foΓΆls to believe everything anyone says.
βShe can fΕΕl some idiΓ΄ts, but not us. How can she be pregnant all of a sudden because Iβm pregnant, when for twenty whole years, she couldnβt get pregnant?β Farida asked.
βWait Farida, did you just call me an idiΓ²t? Joe, did your wife just insult me and you’re standing as if all is well?β mama asked, shaking uncontrollably.
βShe didnβt insult you mama. She was asking to know how Nkem can suddenly get pregnant now?
βAnd I share her sentiments. Nkem is just trying to create problems for us, and I think you of all people shouldnβt buy it. She wasn’t your friend before mama, when did all these things start?β Joe replied.
βAre you serious? You share her sentiments? She could open her mouth to insΓΌlt me and you think thereβs nothing wrong about it?
βI donβt care what you think, but whatever it is, if sheβs pregnant, I donβt want my grandchild out of this house.
βYou must find her and bring her home. Sheβs your wife as much as this girl is. I donβt have any personal problems with her, I was just worried about her not being pregnant after so many years, and that’s not my fault.
βShe has been a very respectful woman and I canβt forget how nice she has always been, even when I made life difficult for her.
βAnd if sheβs pregnant, then even I will seek for her and ensure I bring her back homeβ mama told her son before she walked away
Farida looked at her disappearing figure and then at Joe. “Are you going to sit by and watch her do that? You’re going to allow her bring that vilΓ¨ woman and give her a chance to hΕ«rt my child and I? You can be sure that I’ll leave you and this house as soon as she comes” Farida said and stormed off, to go call her mother.
“Wait Farida, wait! I know what to do. Please don’t go” Joe said, running after Farida.
TO Be Continued
