There was a knock on the door when he was inside so she went to open it.
βWhat? What are you doing here?β Michelle screamed when she saw Oleng.
Oleng surveyed her coolly.
Michelle roughly pushed her aside and entered the house. Oleng shut the door but stayed by it.
βSo, Dave is still going out with you? I thought he had sense. What have you done to him? You Calabar witch!β she raged.
βMichelle, what is the meaning of this?β Dave demanded fiercely as he came into the living room.
βShe has cooked for you, hasnβt she and you have eaten. She has used her Calabar witch to charm you, hasnβt she?β Michelle spelt out bluntly as she faced her brother.
βMichelle, Iβll not stand here and watch you insult my fiancΓ©e.β Dave was furious.
βMy fiancΓ©e.β she mimicked mockingly. βFiancΓ©e, my foot, youβve been bewitched, you donβt know. But really Dave, what are you doing with a Calabar girl? Theyβre notable for their prostitution and witchcraftβ She seemed baffled.
Dave walked to the door where Oleng was standing quietly, watching them and placed an arm around her shoulders.
βI love her. Thatβs all that matters.β he told her squarely.
βYouβre not serious.β
βThank you.β he intoned coldly. βNow what do you want? I donβt believe you came all the way from PH, left your husband and son to come here to insult my fiancΓ©e.β
βMy business brought me here. I decided to stop by to say hello.β
βWell, you’ve said it, now goodbye.β
Michelle looked at him as if she had been slapped. βYouβre asking me out of your house because of thisβ¦thisβ¦β She gave Oleng a seething appraisal.
βThis what?β Dave demanded curtly.
βThis tramp! This low life daughter of a nobody.β she delivered with acidic bite.
βThatβs it! I want you out of my house now!β Dave retorted sharply.
He left Oleng who tried to hold him back and went to grab his sister harshly by her arm.
βYou canβt come here and insult my wife to-be and think I’ll do nothing about it.β He dragged his sister to the door whilst her screams and protests.
They halted at the door.β Alright. Alright. Iβll leave. Hold on.β she conceded witheringly and he left her.
She straightened her clothes and stared at Oleng who was standing beside Dave, surveying her steadily. Michelle smiled.
Before any one could say βJack Robinsonβ, she gave Oleng a dirty slap on her face. Dave quickly held her and opened the door.
βBitch! Youβll pay for this. My own brother throwing me out of his house because of a harlot.β she screamed like a banshee before he threw her out and locked the door.
Oleng held her reddened cheek. Dave quickly took her in his arms.
βSweetheart, please Iβm so sorry. Please donβt threaten to leave me again. Iβll handle her. Sheβs just jealous because youβre more beautiful than her. She has always been jealous of my beautiful girlfriends in the past. Please donβt mind her.
Sheβs the black sheep of our family. Her son is even for another man not her husband. She got pregnant when she was eighteen. She didn’t know who was responsible but pinned it on Tawari. He had no choice but to marry her.
She was into drugs in school and was expelled twice in different secondary schools. Please don’t worry about her. Iβll handle her.β he soothed her gently.
Some days later, Oleng went to her tailorβs place in Marian market to see if her dress for their small traditional wedding had been made.
All of a sudden she heard that angry voice that she’d forever recognize even in her sleep.
βYes! I said it.β Michelle ranted as she came into the shop and closer to Oleng while the tailor looked at her as if she’d gone bonkers.
βGold digger! Youβve come here to spend my brotherβs money, havenβt you? You filthy nobody, you dirty whore. Because of you, my own brother threw me out of his house. Because of a harlot like you. Let me tell you, Iβm ready to go to the end of the earth just to make him forget about you. Foolish witch.β She declared harshly.
No one could determine who was more surprised, Michelle or the tailor when Oleng gave her a sound slap on the face that turned her head sideways.
βIs it because Iβve been keeping you quiet thatβs why you want to embarrass me anytime you see me? Whatβs your problem anyway? What did I do to you? Why are you so bent on making me unhappy? I love your brother and he loves me too. Iβm not after his money or anything. I just want to make him happy. Whatβs wrong with that? You should be thinking about your own miserable life instead of poking your ugly nose in the matters of others.
You think I donβt know about you? Do you know the father of your first son? Talking about witchcraft, didnβt you bewitch your husband because I donβt know why a young man would saddle himself with a banshee like you who doesnβt even know the real father of her son.β Oleng slammed back at her with angry emphasis.
Michelle could only stare at her in a dumbfounded state. The tailor was perplexed. She had always thought of Oleng as a quiet and shy girl but here was a very angry girl. The saying was true that when pushed against the wall, you’d be forced to retaliate. She had always known Michelle to be a very troublesome woman and was glad that Oleng had put her in her place.
She quickly held Michelle when she wanted to retaliate. She was a very strong woman so she was able to hold her down while Michelle protested vehemently. Her admiration for Oleng grew when she stared at her sister-in-law-to-be, unperturbed.
βYouβre finished! Iβll deal with you. Youβll regret ever knowing me. I give you one week to leave my brother alone or youβll have yourself to blame for the consequences.β Michelle launched back furiously at her.
βWhen you finish making a spectacle of yourself, ranting and raving like a lunatic, go back to your husband and child and remain there for the rest of your miserable life. Please Mama Etim, Iβll see you another time. The air here has been polluted by this deranged thing. Mtchew!β Oleng looked at Michelle with scorn and walked majestically out of the shop.
When she got outside, she took a deep breath. She was shaking inside but didn’t allow it to show. God! Daveβs sister was a dreadful person. She hadnβt meant to slap her but the insults had been too much coupled with the slap of the other day. She prayed Dave wouldnβt be angry with her. Sheβd better report to him first before that witch would go and tell him another version of the whole story.
She was amazed when she told Dave and he laughed and hugged her.
βThanks a lot for doing that. Iβve wanted to do that to her for a long time but as you know, my parents brought me up as a gentleman. Donβt mind her; sheβs a toothless bull dog. All bark and no bite. Iβm going to report her to her husband by the weekend. This has got to stop.β He completed with a note of finality.
βPlease donβt do that,β Oleng quickly interposed. βI donβt want to get her into trouble. Sheβs just being a caring sister even if sheβs going by it the wrong way.β
βCaring sister my foot! She likes bullying people but she can do it to someone else not me.β he remarked, not heeding her words.
Oleng couldnβt dissuade him. He traveled to Port Harcourt during the weekend and told Michelleβs husband to warn his wife or he would deal severely with her. He also went home to tell his parents to warn Michelle off Oleng or she would have herself to blame.
His mum quarreled heatedly with him while his dad promised to talk to her. After a while, they heard nothing from her again and they breathed a sigh of relief.
Oleng and Dave got married in a registry a month after that. It was a quiet affair. They had had a very small traditional wedding the previous day with only Aunt Vien and three distant uncles as the only relatives there to represent her family. Only Daveβs dad and younger brother attended the wedding from his family. They had not bothered to inform Mrs. Linda Akpan. Marvy was her maid of honor. Zinny came but she came late and didnβt participate much in the activities. Edward didnβt attend. His excuse was his work. Oleng was hurt at Eddy and Zinnyβs behavior but kept it to herself. She was determined to be happy no matter what.
They had a quiet reception also at Daveβs new place. It was a building with two flats and a big compound. His colleagues and boss from his office came and Olengβs friends and former course mates from her university days came also. Her friends from the bank where she served were present also. The full compound made her happy and forget that her best friend, Zinny went about mopping on her own wedding day as if she was in a funeral just because she wasnβt in support of the marriage.
She was depressed inwardly but hid it and looked forward to a future with her husband. She couldnβt believe she had actually married Dave. It was like a dream.
She smiled when he came to her side and gave her a kiss. She was glad Eric hadnβt shown up. She couldnβt help feeling joyous within that Eric would be jealous when he found out she had married Dave. She shut out the thought that she had sub-consciously married Dave as sweet revenge against Eric. She killed the feeling also that she was having inside; the one telling her that she had made a great mistake. She hugged her husband.
Time would tell if she had.
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βWe warned you, didnβt we? Now see your life. Mum and I continuously told you not to marry her but did you listen? No. You went ahead and married her. I told you Calabar girls are not good. She has probably destroyed her womb through numerous abortions and now she canβt even conceive not to talk of giving birth. Is this not your fourth year of marriage?β Michelle raved as she stood in her elder brotherβs living room, dressing down both him and his wife who was staring intently at the rugged floor.
βMichelle, why canβt you just leave us alone?β Dave calmly enquired and held his wife.
βLeave you alone? You must be joking. Weβve left both of you alone for four good years and what good has that done? Look, it was mum who sent me here o! Donβt think Iβm here on my own accord. Left for me, I would have allowed you to die childless after all, I warned you not to marry this tramp.β she hissed furiously.
βMichelle,β Dave stood up angrily. βIβll not sit here and watch you insult my wife. If you were not heavily pregnant, I would have thrown you out of my house before now.β
βYes. Throw me out.β She went closer to her brother and clapped her hands in his face.
βJealousy! Because your wife canβt give you a child you want to make me lose mine. God forbid! This is my third child, whereas your wife hasnβt even conceived once for us to say she miscarried not to talk of giving birth. Shameless couple!β she sliced back.
Dave sent her a frowning appraisal, sat down and comforted his silently weeping wife.
βMum told me to tell you to get ready to marry another wife. Sheβs giving this thing here three months to get pregnant or else she will personally come all the way from Port Harcourt to throw away her things and marry another wife for you.β
Dave continued to ignore her and console his wife.
βOkay o! Continue pretending as if you canβt hear me. I’ve warned you. And you, cry baby, continue crying like the baby you donβt have. Donβt go and look for how to get pregnant for your husband. Remember what you told me four years ago, that Iβm a banshee who doesnβt even know the father of her first child. Fine, I accept it but at least, even with my temperament, I already have two sons and a third child is on the way but what about you, what do you have to show for your cool temperament? Barrenness, thatβs what!β She released a scornful laugh.
Oleng burst into tears and ran out of the living room amidst her sister in-lawβs laughter.
βMichelle, itβs enough. Youβve had your say, now leave. Give this message to mum. Tell her over my dead body will I watch her throw out Olengβs things and marry a stranger for me. I love my wife with a passion and will stick with her no matter what. Itβs not her fault that she hasnβt conceived yet. Such things happen. Sheβll conceive in due time but in the meantime, you all should stay away from us. Donβt you know that too much pressure wonβt help her to conceive?β He pointed out curtly
βHave we been disturbing her? Didnβt we leave both of you alone since you got married? Pressure my foot! If sheβs capable of conceiving, she’d have done that a long time ago. Four years is even too much. It takes even less than a minute to conceive. Just face it; your wife has destroyed her womb, hence her inability to conceive!β Michelle spelt out bluntly.
βEnough!β Dave yelled, scaring her. βNow get out of my house and stay out. I donβt need your advice and do us a favor, leave us alone!β He pronounced with thunderous bite.
βSuit yourself. Mum was the one who sent me to you. You can take her advice or lump it. Personally, I donβt care,β she intoned coldly and walked to the door. βRemember that dad is no more and youβre now the man of the house, so behave like one or do we have to look up to Harry as the man of the house? Think about it.β With that she opened the door and closed it behind her quietly.
Dave rubbed his head vigorously before going in to meet his wife who was crying helplessly on their matrimonial bed.
βAngel, itβs okay. Please stop crying. Donβt mind her. Sheβs jealous of the love we share which she canβt boast of in her matrimonial home.β He held his wife in his arms and soothed her.
Oleng raised a tear stained face to look at him. βBut she is right. Weβve been married for four years now yet I havenβt been able to conceive not even once. The doctors say we are okay, so why canβt I conceive? If I hadnβt gotten pregnant years back, I would have said Iβm barren.β
βNo, my angel, please donβt say that. Youβre not barren. Youβre going to conceive and give birth to our child.β
βWhen?β she yelled. βWhen your mum throw my things out?β
βNo one, I repeat, no one is going to throw you out of this house. Angel, I love you and I canβt live without you. No one is going to control our marriage for us. Absolutely no one.β he declared and kissed her.
βO Dave! Whatβs wrong with me? Why havenβt I been able to get pregnant?β she sniffed.
βAngel, we canβt question God. If itβs His will for us to wait a little longer, who are we to complain? Please keep the faith alive. Youβll conceive and give birth to our child. Youβll see.β
βI want a baby now. I donβt want to wait any longer.β she wailed.
βAngel, please stop crying. It breaks my heart to see you like thisβ¦okay, why donβt we adopt a child while we still wait on the Lord?β He looked at her in expectation.
βI donβt want someone elseβs baby. I want our own baby.β She started weeping profusely again. “You really shouldn’t have allowed your ex-girlfriends to abort those pregnancies. You would have had two kids by now.”
“But would you have married me? I knew I shouldn’t have told you my secret on our wedding night.”
“I’m sorry.”
“O my angel!” Dave cuddled her to himself and glared at the wall. He felt like killing Michelle for making his wife unhappy.
Oleng kept praying and praying within the three months given to her to get pregnant. She attended one church function to another and even went for checkup twice, yet at the end of the three months, she was still not pregnant. She was in great despair.
A few days later, Oleng went to see Zinny in Warri when Dave went off shore. Zinny was now married to Eddy. They got married two years after hers and already had a one year old son. Eddy and Dave were no longer friends much to her chagrin. She didnβt know what happened between them but had tried countless times to bridge the gap between them but both party refused. And to her annoyance, Zinny hadnβt even tried to reconcile them.
She too had never visited her ever since she got married. She was always the one visiting Zinny whenever Dave wasnβt around.
Zinny warmly welcomed her when she came. They sat in the living room discussing things joyfully until Zinny heard her baby crying. She went to the room to carry him and brought him to the living room. Oleng carried him and they continued their discussion.
βOleng! Why are you crying?β Zinny asked all of a sudden in alarm when she glanced at her friend and saw tears rolling down her eyes.
Oleng simply shook her head slowly and sadly. Zinny went to sit beside her and put her arm around her shoulder.
βWhat is it? Why are you crying?β she softly enquired.
βJust look at Emeka,β She looked down at the baby. βYouβve been married for only two years yet look at your son. Iβve been married for four years, four years, yet I havenβt been able to conceive let alone give birth. Whatβs wrong with me? Why is life so cruel to me?β she wept bitterly.
βItβs okay, Oleng. Youβll have your own baby. Itβs just taking a little while but it doesnβt matter. You must surely carry your own child. No worry abeg.β
βYou donβt understand my pain, Zinny. My mother-in-law gave me three months to get pregnant or sheβd come and throw my things out of the house and marry another wife for Dave and now the three months is over and Iβm yet to conceive.β She lamented sorrowfully.
βWetin? She canβt do that. Gone are those days when mothers-in-law do that. Whatβs wrong with her? You be God?β
βYou know she was against the marriage in the first place. So this is just an excuse to throw me out of the house. I donβt know why God is allowing them to torment me like this. God, what have I done to deserve this? What?β she demanded with pent up pain.
Zinny cuddled her with her baby in between them. βPlease stop crying and questioning God lest he gets angry with you and withhold your child forever. Remember Hannah, Sarah, even Rachel in the bible. It took time but they finally had children. Please just continue to wait on the Lord. Delay is not denial.β She consoled. βIβm happy you came. There’s this crusade that is taking place in my church. Tomorrow is the last day. I plan on attending and Iβd like you to come with me. Thatβs if you no go say no since you be Catholic.β
Oleng sniffed. βThe way Iβm feeling right now, Iβm ready to go to even a native doctor just to get a child.β
βGod forbid! Donβt say that. E never reach that stage na. God go do am for you.β
βIβll come with you. Thank you very much.β she sniffed.
βYouβre welcome, my dear. By the way, howβs Dave taking it?β
Oleng heaved before replying, βHeβs as calm as ever concerning it. He keeps telling me that God will give us a child in due time. He promised me that no one will throw my things out of his house.β
Zinny was silent at that.
βHonestly, I canβt believe why I canβt get pregnant. Our family doctor ran a number of tests on both of us and said we are okay. I have even taken Clomid and some fertility drugs, even herbs yet nothing. If I hadnβt gotten pregnant for Eric then, I would have said Iβm barren but I did. I keep thinking though, did giving birth to that baby at such a tender age cause complications in my womb? But then again our family doctor examined me and said I’m okay and the baby didnβt cause any damage.β
βStop thinking like that Oleng. Itβs because you married the wrong person.β Zinny pointed out bluntly.
βPlease please Zinny. Please donβt start. Please,β Olengβs mood changed βI know you were against the marriage from the onset but please donβt attribute my inability to conceive to marrying Dave. Please.β
Zinny shrugged with nonchalance. βSuit yourself but be sure Iβll tell you, ‘I told you so’ when the time comes.β
βDonβt worry it will never come. Please letβs change the topic. Have you heard from Marvy?β
βI called her last week. Her masters degree program is really taking all her time.β
βItβs to be expected. M.Sc. is tough here in Nigeria not to talk of abroad where she’s doing it. She should be fast about it in order to begin her marriage plans. Education is not everything.β
βNa exactly wetin Kelechi tell am.β
βIsnβt he to blame? Wasnβt he the one who sent for her?β
βIt was just an excuse for them to be together over there.β Zinny said and they laughed. βAnyway, they have plans of getting married soon. I think when she finishes her program.β
βThank God. Iβll call her when I get home to ginger her up.β she declared happily and laughed when Zinnyβs baby laughed. Tears welled up in her eyes when she looked at the handsome baby.
Zinny saw them and hugged her friend. βPlease donβt start again. God will do it.β
Oleng went home on Sunday after attending the crusade the night before. She left because she had to go to work the following day. She worked in an insurance firm.
She went back to the lonely house because Dave wasnβt back from off shore. She cried because she felt if she had a child she wouldnβt have been so lonely. She went to visit Aunt Vien in the evenings.
She was at home alone the following weekend when she heard a knock. She was surprised to see her mother-in-law, Michelle and Felicia.
βArenβt you going to allow us in?β Michelle demanded sternly.
Oleng knelt down to greet her mother-in-law before opening the door wider for her to come in.
βWelcome ma. Itβs unfortunate Dave isn’t at home. He went off shore.β
She made to carry her small travel bag but her mother-in-law refused.
βI know, that is why I’m here.β Mrs. Sokari tautly informed her and brushed past her to go and take a seat. Michelle and Felicia followed her and sat down beside her.
βPlease ma. What should I prepare for you? Iβm the only one at home so I donβt cook much but I can prepare anything you want to eat. Can I get you a glass of cold water to cool you down from your journey?β Oleng was all smiles though she was very nervous because this was her second time she of setting eyes on her mother-in-law. The first had been her embarrassing visit to Daveβs family house in Port Harcourt. The woman had never visited in all her four years of marriage and she in turn had not gone to visit her in Port Harcourt because she knew she wasnβt welcomed there.
βStop with the niceties. Weβre here for business, so stop pretending.β Michelle snapped and hissed.
βSit down.β Mrs. Sokari calmly told her daughter-in-law.
Oleng slowly sat down on a chair facing her with her heart blocking her throat.
βHow long have you been married to my son?β she quietly asked.
Oleng just stared at the rug in pain.
βShey you no go answer?β Michelle interposed with great anger.
βFour years ma.β Oleng replied in a small voice.
βHow many children do you have?β
βNone ma.β Oleng admitted ruefully.
βGood. Iβve waited quietly for four years for Dave to bring my grandchild to me yet he keeps telling me to exercise patience. I even gave you three months to get pregnant but itβs still the same old story. Iβve tried my best. Other women wouldnβt have been so lenient with you.
What you will do right now is to go quietly into your room, pack every single thing you own and leave my sonβs house. Iβve already started making plans for him to marry another wife.β Daveβs mum calmly but firmly told her.
Awwww,I feel so sorry for oleng,its every womans dream to have a child of her own and this her wicked morther inlaw and michelle aint helpin matters,,can’t believe she actually went ahead with d wedding tho,who knows y dave and eddy stopped talking?I believe evrytin will unfold in due course,,tanx audrey
I feel sorry for her too but she made her bed, so she should lie on it. Thanks dear
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Lol!
but does this happen in reality with educated mothers-in-law? I pity oleng
Yes. Na naija we dey, my dear
Feel sorry for Oleng, she knew marrying Dave was a mistake, yet she did…its time to dance to the music. Sure this will lead her back to her true love…Eric. hmmmm…just hope so.
True talk. Well, let’s keep our fingers crossed
Am short of words. I feel for Oleng..Nice Read Audrey
Me too. Thanks dear
What a dysfunctional family!!!it is stubbornness dt brought oleng to ds stage, she shd av tried to listen to zinny about Eric but she refused nd wentu marry dave,maybe he has tipped d doctor not to divulge his inability to father a child who knows? Cuz me I no trust dt guy…nice read Audrey, pls bring back our Eric ooo
Lol! Yeah, I agree with you. Eric is in the past sha. Thanks dear
AT: i must to comment…… When one doesn’t listen to one’s “GUT” feeling…. it always back fire!!! same as me wey dey type…. so Eric i know your heart has been broken and you feel pain…. Kindly rescue Oleng from this Pool of Shit that she put herself into because of the fraction of the truth she thinks is the truth…. Dave na greed make you marry that girl…. thief oooo.
AT: i love you…
Sally: chop knuckle…
Lol! Funny comment. I love you too, dear. Thanks
Ghen ghen…..oleng oleng Oleng….
Lol!
Hmmm! Rubbish…Oleng is nice,where do mother in laws walk into people house and throw them out. Some people have mind o. Unless your chi doe not like you again. Come into my own personal house and try that and as for Dave which kind secret does he have that he has not told Oleng. This story keeps getting bad for Oleng.. Audrey Timms be fair pls lol
Lol! My dear, it still happens o! This is naija for you. Besides, it was planned. They knew Dave wasn’t around. I’m trying to be fair to Oleng. She made her decisions herself, so she must live with the consequences.
I knew it. Dave is the cause, he can’t father a child. Poor Oleng!!
Hmm…
Dave was not ryt for her in the first place,i wish oleng had been more open to guys
Hmm…I wish so too
Dave is such a nice devil! So selfish…typical of men. Is stubbornness that is making oleng suffer now. No matter how bad the situation is, listen to what the other party has to say! Don’t assume you have seen it all.
Lol! I totally agree with you
Some mother in laws can put the devil to shame! Good job Audrey!
Lmao! Thanks dear
Me, I think Dave is impotent! Otherwise, why would he have wanted to kill himself before.
Aubrey, Oleng done too suffer o!
Hmm…Oleng has to live with the choices she made
Me, I think Dave is impotent! Otherwise, why would he have wanted to kill himself before.
Aubrey, Oleng done too suffer o! Sighs
Hahaha. ….oleng is suferring too much oooo. Na only she waka come?
Lol! Na only she wake come since she no gree hear word
Oleng!!! Sally!!! Audrey!!!
Peachesgurl! Lol!
Yeeparipa! Oleng is too good for all these troubles! She shouldn’t have married Dave. Chai! I feel so sad for her. Thanks Audrey and Sally for this episode.
Hmm…thanks dear
Ladies will b ladies, c as everybody dey crucify dave, upon say d guy stand with oleng tru thick nd thin, hmmmm, I believe dave is okay, cos d way tins r turnin out is not perfect doesn’t make him a bad guy. Pls oleng has had enuf, pull us out a bit. TEAM AUDREY.
Hmm…this is just the beginning for Oleng, my dear. Thanks dear
Am still wondering why people are blaming Oleng for marrying Dave instead of Eric,pls did Eric ask her to marry him?this is typical what we go through in live,we make choices good or bad and we stick to it cos we never know what lies ahead,if Oleng had known it would be like this,i think she might have taken another option………good work Audrey
Thank you for your perception and encouragement
Hmm, when will Oleng’s suffering come to an end, it is too much to bear? I will be glad if they send her out of Dave’s house, perhaps, that will be the beginning of her happiness.
Perhaps…
Eyah o pele oleng. I dnt 2 pity u sha cuz u were warned. U shld av asked y ppl were against d marriage bt no u felt it was pay back time. God hlp u and ur mother-inlaw oo cuz I knw dave cnt father a child.vry nyc job.kip d story goin lots of love.
Hmm…thanks dear
Why always Oleng?
Lol! Because the story is about her
Dave u know u r the source of Oleng’s inability to giv birth.Jst tell the truth already
Hmm…
Where is Eric in all this drama? Let’s hear his own side of d story. Dave is impotent. Kawai
Eric is in the past.
They say to be forwarned is to be forearmed, Oleng should have listened to Zinny remembering that her suggestions during their school days was always reasonable, but no she was blinded by revenge. Dave is keeping a very bad secret, judging from what Zinny just said today she knew that secret that was why she said Oleng hasn’t been able to give birth cos she married the wrong person and she said when the time comes that Oleng shouldn’t say she didn’t tell her
Hmm…good analysis
Dave had wanted to kill himself cos of fertility problem, GBAM! No lady has ever been pregnant for him, all na branding. But Oleng, u no try sha, u didn’t pester Dave to tell u his reason/s for wanting to commit suicide, maybe…..I also pray they throw Oleng out so she can get her breakthrough. It has happened to pple I know, and dats how God answered their prayers and blessed them with children. Well done Audrey, thanks Sally.
Hmm…thanks dear
Oleng has been through a lot, it is so sad that she is unable to conceive I just have a niggling feeling that there is Smth wrong with Dave.
Hmm…
Good for u Oleng, this one serves u right. What kind of stupid Love will make u marry from a family where they don’t love you. Finally, Oleng & Dave’s episode is about ending….no ended joor.
Timms, great job u doing darling. Thank u so much….xoxo.
Lol! AOS ain’t smiling. Are you sure? Thanks dear
I feel for Oleng, she has really gone through a lot. I also think her decision to marry Dave out of spite/revenge is also wrong. I just hope things work out for her.
Hmm…
Ericccccccccccc ! Pls come rescue Oleng
Eric is in the past!!! Lol!
What a mistake oleng you just made. When the family didn’t like you that time was the best to move ahead.
See trouble for you girl big one.
Hmm…
xo, does it means eric is out of d story? It shouldn’t be o, pls return him, he’s d one 4 oleng.