❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ The day is bright. It’s bright and fine. The whole of Hawaii is full of noises as a result of people moving from one place to another because it’s a working day. The falling leaves and birds also constitute these noises. Since Malam Yusuf is now a stay-at-home husband, he is found at home most of the time. Except sometimes when he goes to visit his few friends. He will go to this friend’s house very early in the morning and return before midday. Malam Yusuf’s verdict is that exposure to too much sunlight causes bad color of the skin. So he stays indoors to avoid the sunlight from causing damage to his fair skin. Malam Yusuf walks into the sitting room and sees his wife clutching a mug. He is dressed in an old blue shirt and shorts. Mrs. Cora, on the other hand, is dressed in a yellow gown. She has her hair covered with a green scarf. Malam Yusuf sits down beside Mrs. Cora and says, “Why would you prefer tea as breakfast when there i

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ Sadie walks into the sitting room. The room looks very neat. She had ordered Sofia to tidy up the clutter. She had given the other siblings work to do, except Chloe, who was too young to work. Sadie told Jasper to fetch water into the empty barrels. The barrels were two in number. While Hayden was asked to wash the dirty dishes. The children were so happy and they did the domestic chores apportioned to them by Sadie. When Ava was around, she would complain that she didn’t want the children to be engaged in any house chores. She had told Amir to get a maid, but Silas wouldn’t listen. He would say he didn’t want anyone who was not related to him to live with him under the same roof. Sadie, on the other hand, is against Ava’s suggestion. She wants the children to be engaged in domestic chores so that they can curb loneliness and build themselves physically. “You should let those children be. Domestic chores won't harm those children. Rathe

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ Silas clears his throat and begins to gaze at Rose. Rose gazes at him back and wonders what question he wants to ask. “Who is Delvin?” Rose is shocked by Silas’ question. He wonders which Delvin Silas is talking about. “And which Delvin are you talking about, sir?”“Delvin, the CEO of a big company in Hawaii.”“A big company in Hawaii?”“Rose, don’t behave as if you don’t know who I am talking about. I mean Delvin, the CEO of Unique Textile Company,” Silas with a smile.“Don’t tell me that Rachael told you about Delvin?”“Yes, I did!” Rachael screamed and walked into the sitting room. She is dressed in blue jean trousers, a blue shirt and a pair of black shoes. She is clutching a black handbag with her left hand.“Racheal, since when have you arrived?” Silas asked.“About six minutes ago. I had been standing behind the closed door and I could hear part of your conversation. Rachael drops her bag on the table. She sits down on an empty

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ As Sadie walks into the sitting room, she can see Jasper and Hayden sitting on the couch. They are laughing and making noise. Sadie frowns at them and says, “I have told you several times to stop making noise at home. Besides, your sisters are asleep, so you shouldn’t wake them up by your nose.”“We are sorry, mum,” Jasper said. Sadie sits on the couch and says, “And what’s the noise all about?”“I told Hayden that we have three types of soldiers, but he wouldn’t agree,” Jasper said, gazing at Hayden. They are both dressed in short-sleeved shirts and black trousers.“Hayden, is that true?”“Yeah, mum. My uncle never told us that we had three types of soldiers. He only told us that we had an army. We saw the army on the television and Jasper said we still have two types of soldiers that are more powerful than the army. I told him that he was lying and even if there are other types of soldiers, the Army is the strongest.”“And you two con

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌“I don’t know yet. It must be a pink-collar job or a purple-collar job. Everyone knows that I don’t want a blue-collar job.”“You don’t even know the work and you want to go back to Nigeria. That’s a risk, you know.”“Yes, I know. But I trust mum. She will go to any length to make me happy.”“How about if you stayed in Hawaii and I gave you a job at my company? You will be paid very well. I can even make you the manager of my company as time goes on.”“That’s nice of you, Mr. Jonathan.”“Wow! I'm happy that you will stay here in Hawaii.” Kenny stands up from the couch. He moved towards the table. He turns back and says, “I am grateful for your gestures towards me. You didn’t do like other Nigerians that we know that wouldn’t help their siblings in the time of need. You took me in and took proper care of me. Look at my skin, it is shining just because of your care. But it would be a shameful thing for me to stay here permanently.”“I never a