Forbidden Things Are Always The Sweetest

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              Some events occur in our lives and bring a great impact on us. Sometimes they shutter us down and sometimes they bring out another whole new and different person in us which boosts us to new levels, the two are the results of our decisions after these events have occurred, believe it or not, much as they seem to be different in a way that one may be bad and the other good, both are real life game changers. Some people make great decisions after these events have occurred and other people will not do a thing about them. Even when these two events have occurred, they still do not do a thing, not to break down or even change.
                   "Babi, it's about time." She hurtfully pleaded.

There was just silence from Babi, she sat in the seat at the corner of what looked like an office, most of the things were covered in dust and others might have not been touched in a very long time. Besides Babi was a child's reading table with the kid's book on top, open as if someone had left it open to come back and continue reading it.
Silence speaks louder than words, she turns looking at the mother, that plain expression on her face, she can't tell what she is feeling yet her silence tells that maybe it's not yet time for her. She slowly walks close to Babi, on her knees she goes down leveling with her.   "Things happen love, and when they happen we have to move on regardless," she says in pain.
  "Maybe you're right, but maybe we are supposed to do nothing when those things happen,  can't we just breathe and live on without trying to do things, Mom?" Babi quietly says it came out more like a plea.

Babi stands up walking out of the office leaving the mom on her knees.
Babi, this young lady, so beautiful and eye-catching from head to toe, not the tallest nor the shortest,  just in between. Her afro hair was big, black, curled,  thick, and long to her shoulder, her eyes brown and big, so amazing to look at,  her slender nose and full lips, with a little bit of chubby cheeks. She is slender from the shoulders, with a small waist then she expands with moderately big curves and an ass so attractive.  She is covered with glowing brown skin. She moves into the dining room sitting at the table.
"Are they back yet  Aunt Luna?" Babi asks as soon as she sits.
"No," Luna says.
Luna smiles at Babi pushing forward a plate of cookies to her.

"Thank you," Babi says with a simple smile. Luna, her aunt has a lovely smile, she has blonde long hair and small pink lips, her face is slender and long, she is slender in size, tall and lovely. 
"Can I have some too?" the mother came in asking.  She placed a book in front of Babi with a smile.  Babi looked at it and then raised her eyes to her mother.
"Do you as well get paid for bringing these books over and over again?" Babi asked the mother.
"We are home." There was a loud shout from the door.
A very tall gentleman, with dark chocolate skin, masculine, a well-cut beard, and well-cut hair led the way coming in.
He was followed by a young lady looking almost the same as Babi, just a few features differentiating them,  She was pushing a wheelchair with a young man in it. Just according to how he was looking,  he did not look to be in his right state of mind nor physically okay with what is considered normal to other people.

"Didn't expect to see you here Nancy." the gentleman said.
"It's nice to see you too Charles," Nancy said standing up.
"Morgan love." Nancy smiled widely approaching him in the wheelchair.
"Mama" He called
"Yes, baby?" Nancy said moving closer to embrace her son.
"Thank you Neacky," Nancy said
"No need to thank me mom." She said sitting next to Babi.
"Another book?" Neacky said.
They all seemed familiar with the fact that Babi received books from Nancy.
"She no longer reads these books, I don't know why you bother to bring them," Neacky said.
"Tell him to stop sending me these books," Babi said.
"No need," Nancy said.
They all were attracted to hear what she had to say next.

" and to whom am I going to tell that, he left a note saying it's going to be the last favor and then the book," Nancy said.
Babi looked away from her mother looking at the book.
Much as it seemed like she no longer reads these books, at least as they say, her facial expression said more, she seemed a bit sad to hear that.
"Good" she breathed out, her voice tone saying it all.
Neacky raised her eyes looking at her twin sister.
"Babi" Charles called.
"Will you give me a ride to the dinner?" Babi instead asked.
"Sure," Charles said with a smile.
"You will drop me off first," Neacky said.