spooky friday 5
Preston doesn’t seem to know what Aro is talking about and Mrs Bankole is determined to make Aro believe that what she saw was simply a figment of her imagination.
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An investigation into Jennifer’s injuries has started but it seems all fingers point towards Aro, and Jennifer herself believes Aro was trying to kill her.
Something has attacked Jennifer on the hallowed grounds of the church but it’s not only Aro that can see what it is.
Aro is dared by the bullies to call on the fictional Miss KoiKoi but it seems there’s an actual Miss KoiKoi
It’s spooky friday night. A night for scary stories in St Benedict’s girls’ school. This time though, for Aro, the story might not be just a story after all.
Temitope tries to survive getting haunted by Marge, her brother’s late friend. The family tries to unravel the connection between Tope, Marge, and Carson.
the invocation – 2 Read More »
Marge was my brother’s best friend, she was also our neighbour. Not next door, but two buildings away. My brother’s friends always teased him about having a girl as beautiful and hot as Marge as a friend and not ‘tapping’ her.
Truth was, we all knew Marge liked my brother, she didn’t try to hide it, but Carson, my brother, for some weird reason wouldn’t reciprocate even though a few of us knew he liked her too.
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I grabbed the crawling baby, despite her protests, and I directed Elimu towards the house. Mother was standing there, looking at us, unmoving and silent. Her sad smile was the last thing I saw, before the wooden door shut behind us. I was thankful, when I saw the trap door open. I wouldn’t have to drop the baby first.
I made Elimu go down first, while I made a careful descent behind him.
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