...TWENTY NINE...
Lunch was not a quick affair like she had thought it would be.
They had spent more than an hour having lunch.
But, she had enjoyed it, the food, his presence, their bonding, everything.
They had left the Chinese restaurant at around one forty though they had arrived at about twenty five minutes past twelve o'clock.
They had spent a great deal of the time talking than eating for he had chosen that time to tell her all about his past.
He –Clement Ihunanyamme Ugwu- was an only child and he wished he wasn’t but his father was impotent.
His father had deceived his mother into their marriage because no woman would want to marry an impotent man.
She had discovered his condition by chance about roughly nine years after their marriage.
She had left in anger.
His mother had gone into hiding for almost a year.
When his father had finally found her, she was a few weeks pregnant, obviously not for his father.
She had explained that she had been drunk at the time the baby had been conceived; even his biological father had also been inebriated.
She had proposed to take out the child when his current father came back for her, begging, for she still loved his father, impotent and all.
His father had prevented her from taking out the child.
They had agreed to keep Clement, informing his biological father whose name was Timothy of the decision.
He had agreed and told them that he would like to be seeing his child once in a while under the guise of Uncle Tim.
So, Uncle Tim he had been to Clement until his death twelve years after Clement’s conception. Clement had been eleven at that time.
Uncle Tim had died unwedded and his properties had gone to Clement who had no idea that his biological father had willed everything he had to him on the day that he was born.
His real father had been sick, suffering from a chronic disease which had taken him.
It was a big fortune that he had Clement in his life at all.
He had asked about her past and she had told him what she always told people.
Her mother had died when she was little, about six years old.
She remembered her a bit.
She knew what the woman had looked like in real life.
She had three sisters from her mother for her father had many mistresses.
There was Lotenne her senior sister, Melody and Corinne her triplet sisters.
She had five other step sisters and a step brother.
Her father had died on the day she had turned seventeen.
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Romance||-Completed-|| OUT OF ORDER SERIES: BOOK SIX {Chinwem-Clement} •~•~•~•~•~•~• Clement Ugwu springs upon Chinwem Chloe Nwabuagu out of nowhere. He is hell-bent on getting her to be his, persistent and there is nothing she can do to dissuade him. •~•...
