histórias de Partiii

Part III; I and II not released

Venom was raised by the people in the League of killer, as were the rest of her companions. They're all hired by an unknown employer to kill people on the streets that are murderers, kidnappers, thieves, etc. Venom and the people she lives with are rough, and take what they do seriously because it's all any of them know to do. But what happens when one night Venom finds a boy about her age killing one of her Targets? A boy she's never seen before now becomes a big part in her life, or does he?

I have been fighting Cancer for about 10 years now. I first found out that I had breast cancer when my eldest daughter was 19 and my youngest was 16. Luckily, it was caught in the early stages. I had a little over two years Cancer free, when I got the worst news possible; the Cancer was back, and this time it was in my bone marrow. 6 years ago I learned that I had Multiple Myeloma. After more chemo and a blood transfusion, I was seemingly in the clear. Apparently it wasn't to be, as my Myeloma is back, once more. Here is my story.

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Sam is kidnapped by the Scottish Mafia, but their leader is none other than... David Tennant? Written by Bron.

YEARS BEHIND IN RETROSPECT: from the book "INSPIRED TO LEAD" by KOMOLAFE EMMANUEL DARE SHADES OF REFLECTION (PART III) . . .CONTINUATION OF PART II On getting home, I was told Dr. Adekunle's been looking for me and I quickly at once went straight to see him. I told myself "Woah, maybe my name's been shortlisted and the news made available to Doctor wants to be communicated to me" as I walk to meet him with much expectations. On the way, I checked my phone only to discover he'd called me several times. He told me he phoned Daddy Fakoya who's now in Ibadan and he will like to go with me to his residence so we can submit to him my credentials. He told me his jeep isn't functioning but just suddenly . . . then he swing into getting an idea which was the jeep his in-law came with from Lagos and he arranged how that would be the one to convey us there. He told me to start getting ready at once because they've left Lagos for Ibadan and they would get to his residence any time from now. I went home and started preparing and was full of joy and words like "Emi naa? What have I done to deserve Dr. Adekunle's willingness to go an extra mile for me on this and I ended up saying to myself, it's a function of grace". To cut the long story short, we entered the jeep and zoom, off we go! We were heading towards Akobo when Grandpa (Dr. Adekunle) phoned him to ascertain where he was at that time. Luckily and fortunately, he told us he was in University of Ibadan. Daddy was so happy and said "very good, thank God". In the jeep was myself, Dr. Adekunle, one of his sons Bro. Seun, and the driver which we all went to submit the credentials together at the University of Ibadan. Indeed, God raised men for me and I'm thankful to God I whispered in my heart and luckily when we got there, Papa Fakoya was eating and he requested to see the credentials. After seeing it, he said I need to start praying for God's intervention because only Him can guarantee one's admission into UNILORIN.