High school is a very critical part of every teenagers life and thus highly important. In high school, you make memories, mistakes, fall in love and fall out with friends. For Catherine Adams it's not different, getting a scholarship into the biggest school in the state, making friends and falling in love with an handsome dude, her life was certainly not a fairytale but she scaled through. Nigerian high schools are different from others and thus Catherine and George are about to take you on a journey of how they passed through hurdles. This a prequel, the sequel is out now on my profile. Chioma 💓

When Omoh parted with her elder sister who spoilt her with almost everything she wanted, there was no one to turn to but some group of friends who wanted the same life she wanted too. Latest phones, vacation on the 36th floor, a life people can envy. A life that is perfect to the core. Little by little, she grew up wanting everything all to herself. Omoh had turned down an engagement ring, sucked some dicks, done some dangerous things for money, be the reason for some broken homes, fought with many housewives, and stole some able boyfriends. She was completely messed up. And finally she crossed part with her long time crush, who was just as messed up as her. But what happened when two wrongs came together? Or when two messed up people fell in love together?

Making ends meet is a priority for some people, this might look alien to some but we all struggle in various ways only we can comprehend. Lets journey through the various struggles that combats our human frailty. Three different women are faced with issues of life that look normal on the surface but they struggle to make sense of. Their tenacity, determination and zeal is tested in their quest for success, elevation and personal fulfilment.

Winner of the Best in Random category of the Misunderstood awards 2017. It's all in the title. Quotes portraying different emotions. Quotes portraying different topics . All in all : Simply Just Quotes.

"Can I help you ma?" He asked. His voice was scratchy and low and his tone rang out as sarcastic. "What do you mean by 'Can I help you ma?'" she asked him in incredulity. "I said what I said. Now what exactly is your problem?" He asked, obviously nonchalant about this whole scenario. "My-my problem?" She sputtered, gaping at him. "I'm not the one trying to kill myself. In this case, you're the one with the problem-a very big one in fact," she retorted. He sighed deeply once more and looked heavenward, as if to show his exasperation. "Madam, I was clearly staying on my own when you thought to bother me and now you're complaining? Kindly do the both of us a favour and keep walking." She gaped some more. "Mr Man, I cannot keep walking, as you've so eloquently put it. In fact, I'm not going anywhere." ********** Mosope is a man with the weight of the world upon his shoulders. His decision to end it all takes him to Third Mainland Bridge, one of the most popular bridges in the entire Lagos. Enter Anjola, who barges into his life last minute and disrupts all his meticulous plans. She's hellbent on changing his mind, and you know what? She's not going to take no for an answer. ... A short novel.

Three years down the line and Kendra still can't find any reason that pulled her into a marriage that was now crumbling. With every impact of Connor's fist, she is compelled to walk out, the easy way or the hard way. The easy way would be infidelity, but Connor is as faithful as a monk. When she meets Aliyah's husband's best friend, that becomes the beginning of her problems - perhaps the end - as she realizes that her marriage was built on a lie. Now, she has to leave Connor. But Connor has promised her that there is only one way to leave him.