A young man's seemingly innocuous morning turns into a twist of life and death events.

CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF BEING REWRITTEN!

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In the restless heart of Lagos, two seventeen-year-olds, one local and one foreign, forge an unlikely bond while navigating grief, love, and the fragile hope of starting over. But when secrets threaten to shatter their connection, they must decide if home is a place...or a person. ​ Set against this chaotic hum, Sometime in May is a tender story about the weight of memory, the cost of distance, and the quiet possibility that we might find our way back. Somehow, someday. Maybe, sometime in May.

ONCE A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY "It's time" The simple sentence could be interpreted in different ways. Time? The favorable and appropriate time to do something. To do what? Was the thing she was most scared of. No matter how hard she tried to form ignorance, she knew what that particular daunting sentence meant. Time to get married, not just any type of marriage, an arranged marriage. Every family has a tradition and the Garko family did too. Although traditions are different, theirs too was, a tad bit orthodox even. It was an arranged marriage and she was next.