An erotic story of a sex starved house wife who was desperate to be pressured by her husband after realizing what she was missing,by a stranger

A nonfiction about what I went through on the twenty-fifth day of January, Two thousand and nineteen.

"Go and get married " Mrs Folake Ajayi, the wife of a wealthy business man says to her last child and only daughter. "Mom I've told you times without number that I'm not ready for marriage. I'll give you feedback soon" she replied and rushed for work. Meet Edna Yewande Ajayi , a twenty seven year old lady that hails from the South Western part of Nigeria. She is a Yoruba lady who was born with a silver spoon and is pestered consistently by her parents and relatives to get married all because she's a girl child. She does not give in too easily. Her mother plans an arranged meeting for Edna and her best friend's son. But things don't work out according to expectation and she develops strange feelings she doesn't realize after this casual meeting. Will Yewande eventually find her Mr. Right? Find out in this interesting story! COMPLETED.

[COMPLETE] Time is a funny thing; the past, the future; it's all mixed up. Adam Coker lives and works in New York, and he's on a short vacation to visit his family in Ibadan after 9 years of being away from them, after the traumatic death of his twin brother, Sam. Simi is a Nigerian bred, independent and upcoming singer in Abuja. Her music brings her to Ibadan for a music festival at the same time as Adam where they walk into each other. After her performance she chooses to stay for a short break in Ibadan and Ada, her manager slash friend sets her up to live with her childhood friend, Tiara. It's a shock when she finds out Tiara who later becomes her friend is Adam's sister and they have to live together in the same house for some days, across from each other. Different events, characters and secrets unfold, the past is revisited, undeniable sparks fly around between Simi and Adam, bodies meet, hearts dance, blah blah... the rest is history ... ...well, until reality sets and it's time to return to their separate ways, worlds apart.

Cover by African Cover Shop @africanliterature #526 in short story [14-01-2018] #810 in short story [01-01-2018) An intriguing story of three university girls in the same campus. Each faced with a trial of life. How will they survive under so much influence? Dig in and see.

Folk tales and myths serve as a means of handing down traditions and customs from one generation to the next in Africa. For several generations, stories from Africa have traditionally been passed down by word of mouth. Often, after a hard day's work, the adults would gather the children together by moonlight, around a village fire and tell stories. This is traditionally called Tales by Moonlight. Usually the stories are meant to prepare young people for life, and so taught a lesson or moral.

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