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A SERIAL KILLER!!!! Amongst us?! Who would have thought?
Hey guys, there is no time for introductions but it is Zeet Anonymous bringing you the news of the century; there is a serial killer amongst us and she has been killing students since last year and not just ordinary students, elites! The serial killer has been killing elite students and staging their deaths as suicides. Crazy right? I know! I cannot believe I am breaking such a story and there are more stories to come.
Founder's week is truly revealing a lot.
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ONE HOUR AGO...
"I do think that Tife will make a good mother to our child and my son, Colton, " William proudly declared.
Colton held his scoff back. This was getting ridiculous. These people were never going to stop looking down on Tife no matter what she did, and it was funny watching his father's attempt to persuade them otherwise.
Colton glanced around the ball, his friends were with their respective parents, dutiful. He wondered if they were as miserable as he was. This charade was exhausting for him, he felt the strong urge to drown himself in alcohol.
"William and I are decorating the nursery already, we are thinking to get married before the baby his born so he will not come out as a bastard!"
Oh! He definitely needed a drink, a very strong one to wash his memory of this disaster of Founder's week. Everything was falling apart and it felt like his father was blind to it all.
"I need to use the restroom, excuse me." Colton did not wait for his father to comment, he was bolting out of the door as soon as the words left his mouth.
He grabbed a can of bullets and a lighter. He headed up the long narrow way to the rooftop. As soon as he shut the door to the rooftop, he sighed in relief as the cold softly kissed his skin.
His father was going too far and when that blows in u is face, it will not be pretty. Colton pulled out the rolled-up weed deciding he needed to calm his nerves before he returned to that place.
Meanwhile, Caleb was going crazy. His mother did not allow him anywhere her eyes could not reach and it was getting ridiculous. He was not allowed to play sport or do anything strenuous, he was not allowed his own privacy and it felt like everywhere he went, someone was watching him.
Daniella was enjoying a drink, her family was divided that evening and she cared not too much to engage with the drama. Shettima was seething as he watched his once long-lost daughter engage in a serious conversation with Goke Balogun. It was like testing him and what he could do.
"Shettima, you need to calm down, Denise can take care of herself." Sheila cautioned to try and mitigate the situation but it was doing nothing to simmer his anger.
"Do you think I do not know that Sheila?! What else will she think of the stupid idea to take her life? What if she influenced Daniella in such a manner?" Shettima argued.
Daniella rolled her eyes but said nothing in this regard. Denise had no power over her more importantly that girl did not attempt suicide but she was sure Shettima did not need her opinion. Besides, it was fun seeing their perfect daughter rebel against them, now she knew how good it felt not to be at the centre of such negative attention from her parents.
Daniella did not announce her existence when she left the hall, she dragged along, deciding air was needed. She was walking towards the garden when she noticed someone also exiting the hall. Caleb took a relieved breath and looked around, he yelped noticing her at the side of the ball.
"What are you doing there, Ella?" Caleb walked toward her and pulled her out of the hall.
Daniella guessed he had finally escaped the clutches of his mother and her overprotectiveness. He started walking toward the garden, deciding fresh air was needed. Daniella did not refute the idea, deciding that staying away from the hall would help clear her head.
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A friend To Remember.
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